Aerospace Composite Lamination Technician — Night Shift

Applied Composites; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

Retirement plan matching

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

Applied Composites in Indianapolis is seeking a Composite Lamination Technician to lay up prepregs, vacuum bag parts, and prepare layups for autoclave curing. You will work with layup molds, ensure ply orientation, and follow manufacturing instructions to produce high‑quality aerospace components.

This night shift role requires precise shop math, attention to detail, and collaboration with leads, supervisors, and engineering. Training on 1st shift is available for 90 days.

Qualifications

• Reads and follows basic instructions and diagrams in English.
• Basic shop math to record information like weights and out-times.
• Follows aerospace quality standards and shop practices.
• Prepares molds with release agents per instructions.
• Lays up materials on molds and removes air pockets properly.
• Trims materials without damaging molds.

Responsibilities

• Laminates prepregs with proper orientation and compaction.
• Applies vacuum bags and ensures no leaks during cure.
• Performs shipping checks and documents work in travelers.
• Maintains attendance and may work nights/weekends as needed.
• Communicates issues with leads, supervisors, and engineering.

Skills

Lay-up and vacuum bagging

Knowledge of composites

Composites process awareness

Technical management

Time management

Communication with leads/engineering

Coordinate workflow

Work in fast-paced environment

Mechanical aptitude

Read designs & drawings

Problem-solving

Verbal & written communication

Dedication & attendance

Education

High School Diploma/GED

Job description

Applied Composites in Indianapolis is seeking a Composite Lamination Technician to lay up prepregs, vacuum bag parts, and prepare layups for autoclave curing. You will work with layup molds, ensure ply orientation, and follow manufacturing instructions to produce high‑quality aerospace components.

This night shift role requires precise shop math, attention to detail, and collaboration with leads, supervisors, and engineering. Training on 1st shift is available for 90 days.