Fabrication Floor Utility Technician

Fabrication Floor Utility Technician

Location:

West Tulsa manufacturing facility

Step into a role where every day is a mix of hands-on production, problem-solving, and learning. You’ll rotate through multiple work cells, pick up new skills, and position yourself for advancement as you master different areas of the shop.

A day in the life Start your shift with a safety check and PPE, then stage raw materials for the day’s jobs.

Support machine operators by loading and unloading parts, moving material, and keeping production flowing.

Operate equipment such as burn tables, lasers, and press brakes under guidance, ensuring quality output.

Verify dimensions using precision tools (tape measures and other measuring devices) to meet exact specs.

Use a sit-down forklift or overhead crane to transport materials across the floor.

Close out the day by organizing your area and preparing for the next run.

Shifts Day: 6:00a–4:30p Monday–Thursday and 6:00a–12:00p Friday Night: 3:30p–3:30a Monday–Thursday Pay & benefits

Base pay: $17–$20 per hour, depending on experience

Night differential: +$3/hour Benefits:
Full package offered after a waiting period

Key responsibilities

Work across multiple areas of the manufacturing floor

Assist operators by moving raw materials and supplies

Run equipment (burn tables, lasers, press brakes, etc.) to support production

Measure and verify parts to precise specifications

Operate forklift and potentially overhead crane for material handling

What you bring

High School Diploma or GED3+ years of experience in manufacturing or construction

Forklift operating ability

Confident reading a tape measure; strong basic math skills

Detail- and safety-focused; follows instructions accurately and efficiently

Self-starter who seeks out extra responsibilities

Physically able to lift up to 50 lbs and to stand, stoop, and reach throughout the shift

Comfortable working in a non-climate-controlled environment

Tools & technologies you’ll useTape measure and other precision measuring devices

Sit-down forklift; forklifts

Work environment & safety

All shop positions are considered Safety Sensitive.

Non-climate-controlled production floor

Hard hat and safety glasses required at all times

If you’re eager to learn and ready to grow, this role offers cross-training and a clear path to greater responsibility.
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