Ok, it is summer time, schools out and I’m getting requests from business that needs unskilled to fully skilled employees in the So. Calif. area. These are little or non Plastics knowledge job openings.
And please, remember to tell them “JM” from GGROP refer you…
But I bet there are some people out there in Orange County, So. Calif. area that needs a job….
V-System Composites
Hello JM.
Do you know if any of your students are looking for work? Little or no experienced needed, we need to hire 18x people right the way. Let me know if you have any leads. They can send resume’s to me directly or have them call. (See update below)
Thank you.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Job Title: Composite Technician (Levels MHC3, MHC2, MHC1)
Department: Operations
Reports To: Supervisor, Operations
Effective Date: 07/21/06
Summary of Functions:
This individual performs a wide variety of tasks including, but not limited to, lay-up, curing, machining, bonding and assembling composite structures and sub-structures in a production environment.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Fabricate composite structures and panels per written instruction.
Use power tools, air tools, basic hand tools, ovens, hot press and other equipments common to the composite industry.
Use measuring devices such as caliper, micrometer, protractor etc.
Work with various resin systems, laminates and other chemicals such as solvents, mold sealers and mold release.
Maintain a safe and clean working environment.
Perform stringent record-keeping in conformance with company and regulatory policies.
Work to schedule to accomplish tasks and meet deadline.
Communicate with team leaders, supervisors and engineers to provide updates, resolve issues and improve efficiency.
Organizational Relationships:
Successful candidate must communicate effectively with co-workers, QA inspectors, engineers, program managers and other operations personnel.
Candidate may support Engineering by building development structures and document the processes. Typically this individual reports to a production supervisor.
Experience / Education Requirements: (MHC3, MHC2, MHC1)
MHC3
Experience: 0-2 years of directly applicable experience
Education: High school graduate or equivalent
Job Level: Applies acquired job skills and is able to complete assigned tasks
Job Complexity: Works on assignments that are considered routine in nature. Is able to recognize deviation from acceptable practices or standards and may have some role in decision making.
Supervision: Normally completes routine tasks with minimal to moderate supervision. Only requires instructions for assigned tasks that are new or difficult in nature.
MHC2
Experience: 3 or more years of directly applicable experience
Education: High school or equivalent is required. College level course work and formal training in composite fabrication is preferred.
Job Level: Has a good understanding of all processes related to composite fabrication.
Job Complexity: Works on assignments that are moderately to highly complex in nature. Is able to recognize deviation from acceptable practices or standards and makes recommendations for improvements.
Supervision: Successfully completes all tasks with minimal supervision.
MHC1
Experience: Minimum of 5 years of directly applicable experience
Education: A.S. Degree or equivalent and extensive formalized training in composite fabrication.
Job Level: Highly skilled specialist completes tasks in creative and effective ways.
Job Complexity: Works on assignments that require considerable judgment and initiative. Understands the implications of deviation from acceptable practices and standards and is responsible for assuring that appropriate corrective action is completed.
Supervision: Reports directly to Operation Supervisor and may also have a leadership role.
UPDATE:
Have them email their resumes at vsystemcomposites@gmail.com or call
(714) 678-2740.
As far as language issue, it’s not very crucial as long as they can still communicate and understand work instructions. I’d still like to talk with them to get a better feel for their English.
I’ve been really busy with work. I was promoted to supervisor so now I’m in charge of hiring. We’re currently 18 people short so I’m in a little bit of a bind here. I thought about asking you today when I should have asked a couple of weeks ago.
This Composite shop does Carbon Fiber pre-pregs aerospace parts which is like a tar paper and much safer than the open wet lay ups.
Also:
Paragon Plastics
in Santa Ana, Calif.
2 to 3x people are needed for the back shop pulling stock, panel/table sawing and similar simple unskilled work.
(714) 835-8181 and ask for Dave
Please, remember to tell them “JM” from GGROP refer you…