Metal Fabrication Technician

About Us

We are a custom metal fabrication shop focused on precision, accountability, and doing things the right way. Our work is driven by customer drawings and 3D models, and we operate in a high-mix, detail-driven environment where quality and execution matter.

We believe a strong shop culture starts with clear standards and personal ownership. Everyone here is expected to take responsibility for their work, communicate directly, and care about the final product. We don’t cut corners, and we don’t lower the bar to make things easier.

Our goal is to build a team of people who want to improve their skills, take pride in their craft, and contribute to something bigger than just punching a clock. We invest in our equipment, our processes, and our people because long-term success depends on all three.

This is a shop for individuals who value discipline, consistency, and growth—both professionally and personally. If you want a place where your effort matters and your work speaks for itself, you’ll feel at home here.

What We Offer

A culture built on accountability and ownership

We expect people to care about their work, take responsibility, and do things the right way—even when no one is watching. If you take pride in your craft, you’ll fit in here.

Clear expectations and direct communication

We don’t play games, micromanage, or hide behind bureaucracy. You’ll know what’s expected of you, and you’ll get straightforward feedback to help you improve.

A team that works hard and supports each other

This is a shop where people pull their weight, help solve problems, and respect each other’s time and effort. We win and lose as a team.

Opportunity to grow and take ownership of your role

Good performance is noticed and rewarded. As the shop grows, there are opportunities to expand your responsibilities, improve your skills, and increase your earning potential.

Modern equipment and a clean, organized shop

We invest in our tools, processes, and workspace because we believe good people deserve a professional environment.

Competitive pay and stable, year-round work

We value consistency—for our customers and our team. You can count on steady work in a shop that’s focused on long-term success, not short-term chaos.

This is not a clock-punching job. It’s a role for someone who wants to be proud of the work they put their name on.

Position Summary

We are seeking a Metal Fabrication Technician to perform secondary operations and support multiple work centers across the shop. This role focuses on finishing, hardware, and joining operations that take parts from cut blanks to finished components built to print. It’s a hands-on, versatile position for someone who takes pride in detail work and wants to build skills across a range of fabrication processes. As you grow, you’ll be cross-trained in other areas of the shop.

Responsibilities and Duties

• Deburr, grind, and finish parts to print and shop quality standards
• Tap holes and countersink per drawing callouts
• Install PEM and other self-clinching hardware
• Perform spot welding and stud welding
• Perform light machining operations as needed
• Support other areas of the shop, including laser cutting, press brake forming, and quality control, with training provided as needed
• Read and follow customer drawings, travelers, and work instructions
• Perform in-process checks to verify parts meet print requirements
• Communicate with engineering and other departments to resolve issues
• Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work area
• Follow shop procedures and safety requirements
• Identify opportunities to improve processes in your work area and throughout the shop

Required Qualifications

• Reliable, punctual, and detail-oriented
• Willingness to learn new equipment and processes
• Ability to follow written instructions and work safely around shop equipment
• Able to lift 25 pounds or more daily and over 40 pounds occasionally
• Able to stand for extended periods and wear required PPE

Preferred Skills and Capabilities

• Familiarity with reading engineering drawings
• Experience using measuring tools such as tape measures, calipers, and angle finders
• Prior experience in a fabrication, machine shop, or manufacturing environment
• Experience with deburring, tapping, hardware insertion, or welding
• Experience in a job shop or high-mix, low-volume environment
• Ability to manage multiple jobs and prioritize tasks