Fabricator (Night Shift)

FABRICATOR ENTRY LEVEL

Location: 3817 Smith Ave, Everett, WA

Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 3:20pm-1:50am

Pay: $21.00-$24.00 DOE

Royell Manufacturing, Inc. is an independent company and global supplier of structural airplane parts such as precision components, kits and assemblies for the aerospace industry. Products are machined and fabricated from aluminum, titanium and specialty alloys for large commercial, regional and business aircraft programs.

The company is committed to delivering exceptional value to our customers through sustainable solutions focusing on quality, productivity and affordability. Royell has a culture of collaboration, continuous improvement and best practices. With mature lean techniques and corresponding online systems, product visibility is companywide.

Requirements

+ Operate punch and brake-form presses.

+ Cut and shear raw materials.

+ Deburr parts using pencil grinders and other hand tools.

+ Use calipers and other inspection equipment to check and maintain part quality.

+ Apply fabrication best practices.

+ Communicate effectively when asking questions or getting directions.

Physical Job Requirements

As required to fulfill the requirements of this job:

+ Stand consistently for up to 8 hours.

+ Frequently walk throughout the shop and climb stairs as needed.

+ Have normal or correctable hearing and effectively participate in conversations on the shop floor while in low to moderate noise areas.

+ Have correctable vision to 20-20 and able to perform continuous visual inspection of work in process. This frequent requires that employees effectively read drawings and documents in print or on computer screens.

+ Frequently lift, push, pull, and carry up to 50 lbs. either individually or with assistance.

+ Frequently use wrists, grasp, or do fine manipulation with fingers.

Minimum Qualifications

+ High school diploma or equivalent GED certificate of completion.

+ Prior work experience in manual manufacturing.

Desirable Qualifications

+ Prior work experience in a high-volume or aerospace assembly or shipping environment.

+ Formal training in aerospace assembly, such as a WATR Center certificate and community college certificates.

+ Prior experience with drawings and/or work instructions.