Aerospace Production - Trimmer I -1st Shift
Location & Schedule
Renton, WA – 1st Shift: 4:30 AM – 2:00 PM, Monday‑Thursday
Pay
Level I: $22.25 /hr – $26.25 /hr, depending on experience.
Benefits
- Medical (free employee‑only coverage and low‑cost options)
- Dental, Vision, Prescription
- Life and AD&D Insurance
- Company‑sponsored 401(k) with employer match
- Employee Assistance Program
- Wellness Program
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Employee Discounts
- 8 paid holidays plus a week‑long paid winter break
- 15 days per year accrued vacation/sick time (available immediately; prorated first year)
About the Role
The Trimmer uses hand tools or hand‑held power tools to cut and trim a variety of manufactured composite parts. This is an entry‑level, junior‑level individual contributor position (Level I) with limited autonomy, working under close supervision and receiving on‑the‑job training.
Responsibilities
- Trim and deburr fabricated components using pneumatic power tools.
- Sign off on all work performed and report production discrepancies or schedule concerns to the supervisor.
- Maintain equipment and supplies, promoting safety in the workplace.
Requirements
- Ability to read and understand detailed instructions.
- Excellent eye‑hand coordination.
- Proficiency with pneumatic routers, drills, and motors.
- Ability to use measuring equipment such as scales and calipers.
- Basic math and interpersonal skills.
- High school diploma or GED (preferred); composite training preferred.
- One year of manufacturing experience preferred; composite manufacturing and aerospace experience are a plus.
- Basic computer skills.
Working Conditions
Production work is performed indoors in shared workspaces that may not be temperature‑controlled. Employees stand or walk for 8–12+ hours per day, handling objects up to 50 lb, and are exposed to loud noise, hazardous equipment, and contaminants. Required personal protective equipment (PPE) includes ear plugs or earmuffs, gloves (latex, rubber, chemical‑resistant, or general‑duty), protective aprons, safety glasses or goggles, and respirators as needed.