The job, in the employer's words
The Composite Technician II role presents an opportunity for the right individual to join RCL's Composites team. This position directly supports the PIC (Person in Charge)/ Team Lead and is expected to actively participate in repairs and help with the day-to-day success of the team.
- Travel 100% of the time, which may include composite part fabrication at our main shop. 6 day/ 60-hour work weeks are typical.
- Prioritize a safe work environment. This includes participating in a daily "Plan of the Day" (POD) meeting with the crew and understanding the Emergency Action Plan (EAP) before starting work. Safety is the top priority at RCL.
- Work at heights for external repairs or in confined spaces for internal repairs. You must be able to execute repairs confidently at extreme heights and in restricted spaces.
- Clean and organize material trailer. Maintain trailer inventory and communicate consumables needs to PIC in a timely manner to stay ahead of material needs.
- Must be able to work effectively on a team. Follow verbal or written instructions from PIC, Supervisor, and management.
Requirements
- Must be able to competently use a grinder to scarf fiberglass layers and be able to visually identify ply layers/ types of fiberglass.
- Solid understanding of the lamination process, including vacuum consolidation and post cure.
- Accurate fiberglass and chemical preparation.
- Properly setting up 360 Platforms and 2M Baskets, including daily Platform and Rigging Inspections.
- Tower rigging for suspended platform access and tag line operation.
- Ability to perform quality composite repairs following RCLs standards and/or written work instructions.
- Must have a valid driver's license and be able to drive a ¾ ton truck while towing a trailer.
- Good foundational knowledge of safe working practices and PPE for composite repair work.
- Must align with RCL’s Safety and Quality Culture.
- Self-motivated with a high level of integrity.
- Education: High School Graduate, GED, or relevant technical school
- Experience: 2+ years of composite repair experience.
- Required Language: English: multilingual skills are a plus.
- Certificates & Licenses: GWO, OSHA 10, BST, ART, CoHe, and BTT: RCL’s GWO-certified training department issues all necessary certificates on an annual basis.
Benefits
- Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage, along with HSA options, available from day one.
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- 401(k) plan with a 4% match, fully vested after two years.
- Two weeks of paid Parental Leave.
- Tuition Reimbursement offered.
Benefits mentioned
- Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage, along with HSA options, available from day one.
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- 401(k) plan with a 4% match, fully vested after two years.
- Two weeks of paid Parental Leave.
- Tuition Reimbursement offered.
Requirements mentioned
- Must be able to competently use a grinder to scarf fiberglass layers and be able to visually identify ply layers/ types of fiberglass.
- Solid understanding of the lamination process, including vacuum consolidation and post cure.
- Accurate fiberglass and chemical preparation.
- Properly setting up 360 Platforms and 2M Baskets, including daily Platform and Rigging Inspections.
- Tower rigging for suspended platform access and tag line operation.
- Ability to perform quality composite repairs following RCLs standards and/or written work instructions.
- Must have a valid driver's license and be able to drive a 3⁄4 ton truck while towing a trailer.
- Good foundational knowledge of safe working practices and PPE for composite repair work.
- Must align with RCL’s Safety and Quality Culture.
- Self-motivated with a high level of integrity.
- Education: High School Graduate, GED, or relevant technical school
- Experience: 2+ years of composite repair experience.
- Required Language: English: multilingual skills are a plus.
- Certificates & Licenses: GWO, OSHA 10, BST, ART, CoHe, and BTT: RCL’s GWO-certified training department issues all necessary certificates on an annual basis.
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