Industrial FRP Layup Specialist

Viron Air Systems; Temple (TX); Presencial; USD 35.000 - 46.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Weekly pay

Overtime guaranteed

Great benefits

Stable, long-term employment

Paid vacation and holidays

Descripción de la vacante

Viron International Corporation in Temple, TX is seeking an Industrial FRP Layup Specialist to join a hands-on fabrication team. You will measure materials, mix resins, lay up fiberglass, and install components in vessels, ducts, and fans, using hand and power tools and overhead hoists, while following safety protocols.

Expect Monday–Friday, 10‑hour shifts with guaranteed overtime and weekly pay, plus great benefits. Prior fiberglass experience is helpful.

Formación

• Experience in fiberglass lay-up and lamination.
• Ability to read basic blueprints and measurements.
• Experience with resins and catalysts.
• Capable of lifting up to 50 lbs and standing long periods.
• Background in manufacturing or fabrication helpful.

Responsabilidades

• Measure materials and components with precision.
• Sand and grind fiberglass parts for fit and finish.
• Cut, prep, and stage fiberglass reinforcements.
• Mix and apply resins and catalysts for lay-up.
• Install fiberglass components into vessels, ducts, and fans.
• Operate hand and power tools and follow blueprints.
• Use overhead hoists safely.

Conocimientos

Measuring & math

Blueprint reading

Fiberglass layup

Fiberglass fabrication

Resin handling

Herramientas

Hand tools

Power tools

Overhead hoists

Forklift experience

Descripción del empleo

Industrial FRP Layup SpecialistPay: $17.00–$22.00 per hourLocation: Temple, TXSchedule: Monday–Friday, 10-hour shiftsOvertime: 10 hours of guaranteed overtime per weekWeekly Pay | Great Benefits | Stable, Long-Term WorkA Day in the Life at VironIt’s early in Temple, Texas. You clock in, gear up with PPE, and review the day’s work instructions and basic blueprints. A quick check of measurements, materials, and resin mix ratios, and you’re off—crafting rugged fiberglass parts that become the backbone of industrial ventilation systems.Your hands guide the process: cutting fiberglass mats, mixing resins and catalysts, laying up FRP, and installing components into vessels, ductwork, and fans. You’ll move between sanding stations and assembly areas, using grinders, saws, and drills. Overhead hoists help position large pieces, and you keep safety at the forefront—every cut, every pass, every lift.What You’ll DoMeasure materials and components with precisionSand and grind fiberglass parts for fit and finishCut, prep, and stage fiberglass reinforcementsMix and apply resins and catalysts for lay-upPerform fiberglass lamination and fabricationInstall fiberglass components into vessels, ductwork, and fansOperate hand and power tools (grinders, saws, drills)Follow work instructions, measurements, and basic blueprintsUse shop equipment and overhead hoists safelyWho Thrives HereReliable team players with strong attendanceComfortable with measuring tools and basic mathHands-on problem solvers, mechanically inclinedAble to work Monday–Friday, 10-hour shiftsCapable of lifting up to 50 lbs. and standing for long periodsComfortable climbing and working on stairsBackground in manufacturing, construction, fabrication, fiberglass, sanding, or grinding is helpfulForklift experience preferredWork EnvironmentFiberglass fabrication is active, physical work. The production area can be hot, dusty, and dirty, and involves resins and other manufacturing materials. Expect repetitive sanding and grinding, frequent movement around the shop, climbing stairs, and lifting materials up to 50 lbs. Required PPE is provided and must be worn.Why Join VironWeekly pay10 hours of guaranteed overtime each weekStable, long-term employmentConsistent Monday–Friday scheduleHealth, dental, and vision insuranceLife insuranceShort-term disabilityPaid vacation and holidaysAbout VironSince 1971, Viron International Corporation has manufactured industrial ventilation systems in Temple, Texas, utilizing stainless steel and fiberglass composite materials. If you want to work hard, learn valuable skills, and build a stable career with an established manufacturer, you’ll fit right in.Preferred ProficienciesComposite Materials & RepairBlueprint ReadingFiberglassResin