Production Lead – Mobile Medical Coach Fabrication

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Tucson, AZ, US

Salary Range: $34.00 To $39.00 Hourly

AI Capital, a Rezolut Company, is seeking a
Production Lead
- Mobile Medical Coach Fabrication to join our team in Tucson, AZ!

Schedule is Monday
- Friday, 8:00AM - 5:00PM | Pay Range: $34.00 - $39.00

AI Capital is seeking an experienced, hands-on Production Lead
- Mobile Medical Coach Fabrication to lead daily shop-floor execution and actively participate in the fabrication, refurbishment, and completion of custom mobile medical coaches and trailers.

This is a working lead position—not a desk-management role. The Production Lead is expected to be on the fabrication floor working alongside the team, assigning and coordinating work, solving problems, inspecting workmanship, training employees, and stepping directly into fabrication work when needed to keep projects moving.

Our team transforms commercial vehicles and trailers into fully operational mobile healthcare environments. Each build requires coordination across multiple trades and systems, including 120/240V electrical and shore power, generators, lithium/battery and inverter systems, HVAC, plumbing and water systems, flooring, framing and interior wall systems, cabinetry, finish carpentry, equipment mounting, welding/metal fabrication, structural modifications, IT infrastructure, and medical equipment integration.

The ideal candidate is a well-rounded tradesperson and experienced working lead or foreman who understands custom fabrication and knows how to lead people while still being willing and able to pick up the tools and work alongside them.

• Lead daily fabrication activities across active mobile coach and trailer projects.
• Work directly alongside fabrication employees as a hands-on member of the production team.
• Assign daily work and help establish clear priorities for fabrication personnel.
• Coordinate labor across multiple simultaneous projects based on production needs, employee skill sets, and project deadlines.
• Monitor employee productivity, workmanship, attendance, and completion of assigned tasks.
• Hold team members accountable for quality, safety, productivity, and established fabrication standards.
• Mentor employees and provide hands-on instruction in proper fabrication and installation methods.
• Assist with onboarding and training new fabrication employees.
• Identify skill gaps and communicate staffing, training, tooling, or resource needs to leadership.
• Promote a professional, organized, team-oriented, and safety-focused shop environment.

The Production Lead must be comfortable working across multiple trades and assisting wherever needed during a build, including:

• 120/240V AC electrical systems, shore power, generators, battery/lithium systems, inverter/chargers, transfer equipment, electrical panels, lighting, and related systems.
• Plumbing, water systems, sinks, pumps, fixtures, tanks, and associated components.
• HVAC installation and integration.
• Flooring installation, repair, replacement, and finish work.
• Interior framing, wall and panel installation, trim, and finish work.
• Cabinetry, countertops, shelving, fixtures, hardware, and equipment mounting.
• Measuring, cutting, drilling, fastening, assembling, and modifying materials.
• Welding and metal fabrication where applicable.
• Structural modifications and reinforcement.
• Demolition and removal of existing components during refurbishments and retrofits.
• General construction, remodeling, repair, and handyman-type work.
• Secure installation of medical equipment and other onboard components according to project and manufacturer requirements.
• Troubleshooting and repair of existing mobile medical coaches and trailers.

The Production Lead does not need to be a master technician in every trade but must have enough practical, hands-on experience to understand how the systems work together, recognize quality workmanship, identify problems, and help the team develop practical solutions.

• Coordinate daily workflow and build sequencing across multiple active projects.
• Work with Operations and Project Management to understand project scope, priorities, customer requirements, and target completion dates.
• Translate project drawings, specifications, and requirements into actionable…