Fabricator

Job Title: Entry-Level Production Fabricator (a.k.a. Metal Magician in Training)
Job Type: Full-Time
Reports To: The Boss of the Back Shop (also known as the Production Manager)

About the Job:

Do you enjoy the smell of freshly cut metal in the morning? Do sparks flying sound like a good day at the office? If you’ve got a strong back, a sharp eye, and a desire to make cool stuff out of raw metal, we want you on our team. No experience? No problem. If you can show up on time, learn quickly, and not lick the tools, we’ll teach you the rest.

What You'll Be Doing (besides being awesome):

• Turning flat metal sheets into things that make engineers proud
• Using tools that go buzz, whirr, and sometimes bam!
• Reading blueprints like you’re deciphering ancient treasure maps (don’t worry, we’ll help)
• Measuring twice and cutting once (or at least trying)
• Grinding, deburring, sanding – basically giving metal a spa day
• Helping your teammates and occasionally accepting donuts as payment
• Keeping your workspace cleaner than your bedroom
• Wearing safety glasses like they're a fashion statement

What We’re Looking For:

• High school diploma or GED (or just proof that you can count and read a tape measure)
• A good attitude and the ability to laugh at dad jokes
• Basic math skills (you should know how to add, subtract, and measure stuff)
• Arms strong enough to lift up to 50 lbs and the stamina to stand for a while
• A brain that enjoys learning and hands that don’t mind getting dirty
• No previous shop experience required—but if you’ve worked with tools before, even better

Perks of the Gig:

• Paid training (yes, we’ll pay you to learn cool stuff)
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) plan with a company match (free money = always a win)
• Paid time off for when you need to do non-metal things
• Occasional shop snacks and bad music you’ll learn to love
• A solid team that works hard and doesn’t take itself too seriously

How to Apply:
Click that apply button like it owes you money. Or just show up with a resume and your best "I'm ready to work" face.