Process Technician

Job Overview

Interested in putting your mechanical and problem-solving skills to work while building advanced manufacturing expertise? Marvin Composites is hiring Process Technicians to manufacture fiberglass components using a continuous production process called pultrusion. In this role, you'll set up and operate equipment while learning how materials, tooling, equipment, and production settings work together to affect product quality and process performance. You'll monitor conditions, troubleshoot problems, make process adjustments, and help maintain safe and consistent production.

You'll excel if you bring strong mechanical aptitude, practical problem-solving skills, and experience in a technical or manufacturing environment. Experience with machining, plastics, composites, automated equipment, machine setup and changeovers, maintenance, skilled trades, or continuous manufacturing may transfer well to this role. Previous pultrusion experience is not required. Advance from Process Technician Levels I–IV as you gain new skills and expertise.

12-hour Rotating

Schedule:

• Week 1 (36 hrs):
  Sun, Wed, Thur
• Week 2 (48 hrs):
  Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat

Shift

Hours:

• Day Shift: 6:30 AM - 6:45 PM
• Night Shift: 6:30 PM - 6: 45 AM

Enjoy a 3-day weekend every other week. Work just 7 out of every 14 days, giving you more time for family, hobbies, or rest.

Base Pay: $26/hour

Pay potential including +$3/hr night shift +$4/hr weekend premiums & OT:

• Day Shift: $29.14/hr
• Night Shift: $32.29/hr

Highlights of your role

• Set up, operate, monitor, and shut down pultrusion equipment while following established safety, quality, and production procedures.
• Monitor equipment and process conditions, recognize non-conforming product, and make appropriate adjustments within established operating guidelines.
• Troubleshoot and resolve process and product-quality issues by evaluating equipment, materials, tooling, production information, and operating conditions.
• Apply technical knowledge of materials, equipment, tooling, and manufacturing processes to support consistent process performance and product quality.
• Perform required quality checks, accurately document production information, and take appropriate action when results do not meet requirements.
• Clean, inspect, reassemble, and properly care for production tooling and equipment while supporting continuous improvement and, based on proficiency, developing others.

You're a good fit if you have (or if you can)

• Demonstrate strong mechanical aptitude and the ability to learn complex manufacturing equipment, tooling, materials, and processes.
• Recognize abnormal operating conditions, evaluate multiple sources of information, and systematically identify appropriate actions.
• Understand how changes in equipment, materials, tooling, or operating conditions can affect process performance and product quality.
• Read and follow work instructions, production specifications, quality requirements, and safety procedures.
• Accurately document process information and make sound decisions within established operating parameters.

Also want to make sure you have

• A high school diploma or GED is preferred.
• Previous experience in manufacturing, mechanical work, skilled trades, technical production, machine setup, continuous-process manufacturing, or another process-oriented environment is preferred.
• Experience with automated equipment, machining, plastics, composites, equipment setup or changeovers, maintenance, or similar technically oriented work is helpful.
• Previous pultrusion experience is not required. Pultrusion-specific knowledge and skills can be developed through training and demonstrated proficiency.
• Ability to complete training and proficiency requirements for the applicable Process Technician level and perform the…