Fiberglass Masking & Taping Technician at Regal Boats

You own the masking process for parts heading to coating and finishing, ensuring precision at scale for a manufacturing team in Billerica, MA. You apply and remove masking materials like tape, caps, and plugs to protect critical surfaces, directly impacting production quality and output. Working with a tight-knit team, you follow detailed blueprints and work instructions to maintain consistency. This role stands out with steady hours, a second-shift differential, and a clear path to mastery in manufacturing craftsmanship.

Lead hands-on assembly work at a standing bench in a low-volume, custom shop setting. You’ll grind, sand, and install subassemblies on laminated composite parts that later become parts of racecars and drones. You’ll document progress and ensure quality throughout the production process. This contract-to-hire role emphasizes patience, precision, and adherence to evolving processes in a collaborative team. What sets this role apart is the close-knit shop atmosphere, safety-conscious environment, and emphasis on meticulous finishing.

You will own hand-finishing, assembly, and quality inspection of composite components for aerospace and defense clients at Re:Build CR in Rock Hill, SC. Working with Epoxy, Carbon Fiber, and Kevlar, you will produce parts that meet tight tolerances. The role supports second shift (Mon-Thu, 2:30pm-1:30am), with pay $18-$22/hr. You will join a team that values ownership and accountability, and every employee shares in company ownership.

NAVSEA standard items and shipyard specs guide a seasoned Blaster to lead surface prep and coating application on naval and commercial vessels at scale. You will work in confined spaces and at heights to support repair and new construction phases. Join a team focused on safety, quality, and on-time delivery in a dynamic marine environment. This role blends hands-on blasting with coating proficiency and precise documentation.

Own entry level aerospace composite production with hands on layup, tooling prep, and curing operations at a Mukilteo site. You will join a manufacturing team delivering carbon fiber components for aerospace programs. Youll work with prepregs, vacuum bagging, ovens, and inspection to ensure dimensional and quality standards. This role blends mechanical aptitude with safety minded, hands on work in a fast paced environment.

You will own the polishing and finishing process for Aerosonic's aviation components, from sanding and buffing to sandblasting and re-taping. You will work onsite in Clearwater, FL, on a dedicated production team serving major civil, military, and business aircraft manufacturers. This temporary 3-month role builds on your assembly background and offers a direct path to apply Microsoft Office skills in a hands-on environment. What makes this role unique: you handle precision surfaces that impact flight safety, with no hybrid options and a strict U.S. person requirement.