Join our Lay-up/Kitting cell on third shift to turn engineering intent into precise composite kits. You will run a CNC cutting table, keep time/temperature-sensitive materials compliant and organized, and provide certified backup coverage on the autoclave.
Who You Report To
Production Cell Leader – Lay-up/Kitting
A Day in the Life
Start your shift by reviewing job travelers and planning floor space for incoming deliveries.
Set up and operate the CNC cutting machine to create accurate material kits for active orders.
Hand-cut materials when required to meet specifications or expedite short-turn requests.
Label materials, complete travelers, and enter data accurately into Epicor and Excel.
Use Epicor data to manage freezer inventory and control Time and/or Temperature Sensitive (TATS) materials.
Verify expiration and cure dates, communicating short lead times to the lay-up cell.
Leverage TATS trackers and dashboards to maintain 100% lot traceability and kit availability.
Monitor daily stock levels of materials and adhesives; coordinate with Purchasing for timely replenishment.
Collaborate with Engineering to program and validate new kits on the cutting machine.
Assist the Cell Leader with scheduling jobs on the cutting machines to meet demand.
Obtain and maintain certification to operate the autoclave for secondary coverage.
How You’ll Contribute
Work safely with a goal of zero injuries.
Keep the work area orderly; complete preventive maintenance and end-of-shift cleanup per standard procedures.
Finish all paperwork and system entries completely and on time.
Engage in continuous improvement within the cell and across the company.
Raise issues promptly to your manager or the appropriate contact.
Follow all company policies, procedures, and work rules; perform other tasks as assigned.
What You Bring
High School Diploma or GED.
2–5 years of manufacturing experience; prior use of measuring/cutting tools and knowledge of inventory control is a plus.
Comfort with computer hardware and job-related software; able to set up programs, enter data, and generate reports (Epicor and Excel experience beneficial).
Strong mechanical aptitude.
Solid basic math skills; able to read a ruler and tape measure.
Clear, courteous verbal and interpersonal communication.
Ability to read and follow written and verbal technical instructions.
Excellent organization, planning, time management, and attention to detail.
Calm, professional approach to high workload and shifting schedules.
Team-oriented collaborator who can also work independently with minimal supervision.
Familiarity with and adherence to employment, job-specific, environmental, health, safety, and quality procedures.
Schedule and Physical Requirements
Third-shift role; overtime may include coverage on other shifts and weekends as needed.
Able to lift up to 50 lbs. as needed and to stoop, kneel, reach, bend, stand, and walk throughout the shift.