We are looking for a hands-on and detail-oriented Junior Fabrication Technician to assist in the fabrication of metal components used in aerospace applications. The ideal candidate has basic technical training and a strong willingness to learn precision metalworking techniques in a high-quality, safety-focused environment. This is an excellent opportunity for a technician looking to grow in a highly regulated and demanding industry.
Assist in the fabrication, cutting, bending, forming, and fitting of aerospace-grade metal parts (aluminum, titanium, stainless steel, etc.).
Operate basic fabrication equipment such as shears, saws, grinders, and drill presses.
Support senior technicians during complex fabrication processes, including TIG welding, riveting, and CNC brake press operations.
Perform deburring, surface preparation, and part cleaning as required.
Read and interpret basic technical drawings, work instructions, and job travelers.
Conduct visual and basic dimensional inspection of parts using standard measurement tools.
Maintain clean, organized workstations and follow shop safety protocols and procedures.
Follow documentation procedures and assist in tracking materials and tools used in production.
Hands-On Fabrication Support: Assist in preparing and assembling metal parts according to specifications.
Attention to Detail: Maintain high standards of precision and cleanliness for aerospace component quality.
Tool Familiarity: Safely use manual tools and basic shop equipment for metalworking tasks.
Learning Orientation: Demonstrate eagerness to learn advanced fabrication processes and industry standards.
Team Collaboration: Work closely with senior fabricators and engineers to support project timelines and goals.
Compliance & Safety: Adhere to aerospace manufacturing safety, cleanliness, and documentation standards.
High school diploma or equivalent required; technical certificate or diploma in welding, metal fabrication, or a related field is a plus.
0–2 years of experience in a metal fabrication or mechanical workshop environment.
Basic understanding of fabrication tools and processes.
Familiarity with reading simple blueprints or technical drawings.
Good manual dexterity, physical stamina, and a safety-first mindset.
Willingness to work in a fast-paced, high-standards environment.