Technician

• Lay out, fabricate, and assemble standard and nonstandard jigs, fixtures, tool masters, master tooling gauges, and related tooling
• Perform measurement surveys using photogrammetry, total stations, laser trackers, or other electronic 3-D instruments
• Use computer-aided design graphic user interface software for design
• Plan work and determine methods and sequence of operations from tool design drawings or own designs
• Set up and operate optical instruments to check alignment, fit, or adjustment of assemblies
• Develop and design holding devices and jig and fixture details
• Prepare operational sequences and shop drawings for parts fabrication and assembly
• Monitor and verify quality in accordance with statistical process or other control procedures
• Generate and maintain technical documentation for dimensional validation and accuracy control processes
• Develop engineering-grade Check Sheets, dimensional control procedures, girthing and rotational datasets, and erection sequence guidance
• Conduct technical reviews and authorize documentation produced by other team members before release
• Develop technical construction validation documents and metrology-based verification requirements
• Produce girthing, alignment, and rotational data from engineering models and design references
• Provide construction and erection guidance compliant with shipbuilding standards, geometry control practices, and process specifications
• Coordinate and update daily technical tasking, production priorities, and documentation schedules
• Interface with engineering, production, and external stakeholders regarding fabrication requirements and dimensional tolerances
• Approve accuracy control documentation and ensure readiness for production release

Data Development Technician 2

• Examine damaged vehicles and efficiently plan the repair process
• Work and communicate with others on vehicle repair status
• Perform quality repairs while maintaining on-time status
• Decide whether to repair or replace components based on safety, cost, and cycle time
• Remove upholstery, accessories, electrical and hydraulic window operating equipment, and trim to access vehicles and fenders
• Participate in required safety meetings
• File, grind, and sand repaired surfaces using power tools and hand tools
• Direct the work of an apprentice when needed and explain procedures

Auto Body Technician

• Examine damaged vehicles and efficiently plan the repair process
• Work and communicate with others on vehicle repair status
• Perform quality repairs while maintaining on-time status
• Decide whether to repair or replace components based on safety, cost, and cycle time
• Remove upholstery, accessories, electrical and hydraulic window operating equipment, and trim to access vehicles and fenders
• Participate in all required safety meetings
• File, grind, and sand repaired surfaces using power tools and hand tools
• Direct the work of an apprentice when needed, including addressing unusual problems or questions and explaining procedures