Game Aerospace LLC

Technician

• Fabricate, trim, and finish composite aircraft components and assemblies
• Cut, place, and manipulate carbon fiber and fiberglass composite materials
• Sand, trim, and drill cured composite structures using hand tools
• Use measuring and inspection devices to ensure exact specifications
• Clean and inspect production tooling for acceptable use
• Apply body filler products
• Clean, prep, and release molds
• Sand and shape surfaces for primer and painting operations
• Use FOD prevention techniques continually
• Complete checklists for own work and check others’ work as necessary
• Comply with company safe-work policies
• Work frequently while walking, sitting, standing, climbing, kneeling, bending, crouching, lying, and reaching
• Progress through Manufacturing Technician I, Manufacturing Tech II, and Lead Manufacturing Tech career paths

Manufacturing Technician

Operator

• Operate and maintain Amada Flat Laser, Amada Press Break, Trumpf Tube Laser, and Laser Engraving Machine
• Review blueprints, drawings, and solid models with senior operators to confirm production feasibility
• Ensure drawings and solid models provide sufficient detail to comply with quality standards
• Take accurate measurements and set up appropriate machines
• Monitor production and make necessary machine adjustments
• Maintain a clean workstation
• Oversee multiple CNC machines and handle multiple tasks
• Train and help resolve machining issues
• Lead continuous improvement initiatives
• Ensure optimal machine performance
• Guide junior operators and coordinate with employees for smooth workflow and timely production
• Collaborate with engineering and quality teams to optimize machining processes
• Perform basic drawing and modeling in SolidWorks and programming in technology-based software

Manufacturing Technician

Laser/Press Break Operator I