Independent Composite Repair Technician II

Cirrus; Duluth (MN); On-site; USD 28,764 - 43,146; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive Health Coverage

Vision and dental coverage

Group term life insurance

Short- and long-term disability

FSA and HSA options

Well-being programs

401(k) with company match

Paid time off (PTO)

Job summary

Cirrus in Duluth, MN is seeking a Composite Repair Specialist II to perform standard composite repairs with minimal supervision and report progress to the Lead Technician. The role focuses on building independence in completing routine repairs and diagnostics.

You'll assess damage, execute repairs, perform lay‑ups, operate sanding and vacuum equipment, run basic non‑destructive tests, and document findings. The position supports safety, quality, and timely repairs in a manufacturing environment.

Qualifications

• 1–3 years of experience in composite repair or related field.
• Proficiency with basic composite repair tools and equipment.
• Ability to interpret technical manuals, drawings, and repair guides.
• Familiarity with curing processes and vacuum bagging techniques.
• Basic computer skills for logging repair data and accessing digital blueprints.

Responsibilities

• Assess minor damage to composite structures and perform repairs per established methods.
• Perform basic lay‑up processes using fiberglass or carbon fiber per drawings.
• Operate tools such as sanders, grinders, and vacuum systems to complete repairs.
• Conduct routine non-destructive testing (NDT) like visual inspections or tap testing.
• Prepare repair documentation and submit findings to Lead Technician for review.
• Ensure proper storage and handling of composite materials, including resins and adhesives.
• Maintain safety and environmental compliance during repairs.

Skills

Composite repair

Tool proficiency

Reading drawings

Tools

Sanding tools

Grinders

Vacuum bagging

Job description

Cirrus in Duluth, MN is seeking a Composite Repair Specialist II to perform standard composite repairs with minimal supervision and report progress to the Lead Technician. The role focuses on building independence in completing routine repairs and diagnostics.

You'll assess damage, execute repairs, perform lay‑ups, operate sanding and vacuum equipment, run basic non‑destructive tests, and document findings. The position supports safety, quality, and timely repairs in a manufacturing environment.