Torch and Induction Brazer

Are you a detail-oriented craftsman who takes pride in precision work? No manufacturing experience? No problem! We offer a robust, structured training program to help you become a certified Qualified Brazer. If you have fine motor skills and a knack for precision from other fields—such as jewelry making, HVAC service, electronics soldering, micro-welding, or dental lab work—your background translates directly into this role.

Because safety and quality are paramount in aerospace manufacturing, this role requires unwavering attention to detail
, exceptional steady hand-eye coordination, and a dedication to meeting strict customer standards and industry regulations. We provide a structured three-phase training program to help you become a certified Qualified Brazer.

To excel in this role, you will rely heavily on:

• Meticulous Attention to Detail: Precise flame control, accurate reading of braze schedules, careful application of barriers, and thorough in-process quality audits.
• Fine Motor Skills & Dexterity: Steady hands to manipulate fine wire mesh, screens, and small fittings without compromising structural integrity.
• Technical Aptitude: Ability to interpret technical documents, adapt to complex metal properties (e.g., Monel, dissimilar metals), and run precision equipment like Lepel induction systems.
• Quality & Safety Mindset: Commitment to adhering strictly to quality standards.

Perform precise torch and induction brazing on aerospace filter components in compliance with customer specifications.

Join dissimilar metals, including delicate wire mesh, screens-to-screens, screens-to-fittings/flanges, and materials like Monel.

Independently set up jobs, read and interpret braze schedules, write schedules, and perform detailed in-process quality audits.

Operate torches and induction systems.

Maintain an organized, safe work area following safety protocols.

Participate in and pass a structured 3-Phase Training Program to earn your qualification.

Basic Requirements:

• Education: High school diploma or GED equivalent.
• Math
  
  Skills:
  
  Basic math skills (fractions, decimals, units of measure).
• Vision Requirements: Ability to pass an initial and annual eye exam (corrected or uncorrected) and a color vision test to distinguish fine details and colors essential for brazing quality.
• Must be able to sit for extended periods (up to 10 hours), lift up to 50 lbs occasionally, and work in warm shop environments while wearing standard PPE.

• 1+ years of experience in brazing, welding, precision metal, or jewelry assembly.
• Completion of a technical certification in welding or brazing is a plus.
• Familiarity with flame types, re-braze loops, silver braze reflow, and induction systems.
• Prior exposure to quality standards like NADCAP or AS9100 Standards.

Structured Professional Growth: Clear pathway through our paid 3-phase training and qualification program.

Competitive Compensation & Benefits Package:

• Medical Insurance PPO/POS (all plans with BCBS)
• Flex Spending Account, HSA
• Company Paid Short Term Disability
• Company Paid Life Insurance
• Supplemental policies such as Accident Insurance, Critical Illness Insurance, Term Life Insurance, and more
• 401K with company match, as well as Profit Sharing and bonus program

Clean, Precision Environment: Work on critical, high-craftsmanship aerospace products.