Fabrication Repair Specialist

Position Summary

As a Fabricator and Repairs Specialist I, you'll cut, trim, file, bend, and smooth plastic and resin components using real fabrication technique, not guesswork. You'll join a production team where every repair you make ships out to collision repair shops across the country. If you like practical, hands-on problem-solving and want to build a real repair skills set, we want you with us.

What you'll do

• Inspect each part and diagnose exactly what repair it needs — a cut, a trim, a file, a bend, or a smoothing pass.
• Set up with the right tools and materials to bring the part back to insurance-quality standard.
• Work plastic and resin components by hand — cutting, trimming, filing, bending, or smoothing — to correct shape, fit, and finish.
• Run every repaired part through quality control before it moves to the next station.
• Follow assembly and safety procedures on every job, every time.
• Bring your ideas to the team on better ways to repair and improve parts.
• Keep your work area safe and hazard-free.

What you'll bring

• High school diploma or equivalent practical experience — required.
• You catch defects and imperfections before a part ships — an eye for detail matters here.
• You can stand, stay focused, and work with your hands through a full 8-10 hour shift.
• You're coachable — willing to pick up new repair techniques from teammates and trainers.

Nice-to-haves

• Prior repair or fabrication work experience, especially with plastic and resin.

Compensation: $20.00/hr. depending on experience and shift

Additional Role Details

Physical Demands: Stand or walk up to 8-10 hours; lift and move totes up to 50 pounds; regular bending, lifting, stretching, and reaching both below the waist and above the head; comfortable working in a warehouse environment with variable noise, lighting, and temperature.