Benefits:

401(k)

Competitive salary

Health insurance

Job Title: Rail Subassembly Technician – Component Fabrication

Department: Production Line

Reports To: Production Supervisor Location: [Insert Location] Job Type: Full-Time

Job Summary:

The Subassembly Technician is responsible for preparing and assembling marine components using saw systems, tube and bar benders, and part preparation tools. This position plays a key role in supporting production by fabricating high-quality parts that meet design specifications and quality standards. The ideal candidate has experience with basic fabrication equipment, strong attention to detail, and a commitment to accuracy and efficiency.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Operate saw systems (manual and automated) to cut aluminum, stainless steel, or composite materials to specified lengths and angles based on blueprints or job travelers.

Use tube and bar bending equipment to form parts to exact radii and configurations, verifying tolerances with jigs or measurement tools.

Perform part prep functions including deburring, hole drilling, surface finishing, and labeling or tagging components for assembly or inventory.

Read and interpret job orders, engineering prints, and cut lists to ensure accurate fabrication and correct material selection.

Perform routine maintenance on shop equipment and maintain a clean and organized work area in accordance with 5S and safety standards.

Assemble prefabricated parts into mechanical subassemblies following production drawings, work instructions, or build fixtures.

Ensure each subassembly is built to specification and inspected for fit, finish, and function before release to downstream departments.

Communicate with quality and assembly teams to resolve part issues or inconsistencies and support production schedules.

Support continuous improvement efforts related to quality, efficiency, and workflow in the subassembly process.

Skills and Knowledge Requirements:

Basic mechanical aptitude with the ability to safely operate saws, benders, and general fabrication equipment.

Basic mechanical assembly skills with an understanding of part alignment, fastener installation, and jig-based assembly.

Ability to read and understand technical drawings, blueprints, and measuring devices (tape measures, calipers, angle finders).

Familiarity with materials common to marine manufacturing, including aluminum tubing, stainless steel components, and composites.

Strong organizational skills and attention to detail to ensure consistent, high-quality part output.

Ability to follow build documentation accurately and maintain consistency across multiple builds.

Ability to lift materials up to 50 lbs, stand for extended periods, and work in a fast-paced, production-driven environment.

Knowledge of workplace safety practices, PPE usage, and handling of sharp or heavy materials.