Shop Fabrication Tech

Heritage Glass, LLC

Shop Fabrication Tech

Milwaukee, WI

$19 flags /hour

7:00 am - 3:30 pm

At Heritage Glass, we take pride in a culture built on professionalism and mutual respect - every interaction reflects our commitment to doing things the right way. Integrity is at the heart of our work, whether we are on-site, in the office, or supporting our community. We value dependability and show up every day ready to deliver quality and safety without compromise.

Above all, we believe in teamwork - everyone contributes, supports one another, and shares in our success.

Fabrication Tech at Heritage Glass, LLC is a vital member of our Shop team, responsible for developing the skills and knowledge required to become a self‑driven member of the fabrication process prior to product being sent to field projects. You are responsible for preparation and fabrication – cutting, replacing, transporting, and removing all types of glass frames in the shop setting.

This is a rigorous, hands‑on role, requiring a strong work ethic, attention to detail, and embracing our HG Company values. Fab Techs work under the direct supervision of the experienced Shop Foreman, assisting with all aspects of glass and architectural metal fabrication on both commercial and residential projects to support the field glazers. This role requires an unwavering commitment to safety and a robust physical constitution.

The Fab Tech candidate will work primarily (90%) in a warehouse or fabrication shop setting, with occasional outdoor and off‑site deliveries (10%). The work involves standing for long periods, lifting heavy materials, and working with various tools and equipment. The candidate must be able to work in a fabrication/manufacturing environment and follow all safety protocols to ensure a productive and balanced work environment.

The work environment may also involve exposure to dust, fumes, and loud noises. Proper PPE will be provided by Heritage Glass; the employee is responsible for the proper footwear/safety work boots.

• Previous experience in fabrication or construction is preferred. Familiarity with different types of frames, tools, and machinery used in the fabrication process.
• Legal Eligibility: Must be at least 18 years of age and able to work legally in the USA.
• Educational Foundation: A high school diploma or equivalent (GED) is required.
• Pre‑Employment Screening: Successful completion of pre‑employment driving, background, and drug screening is mandatory.
• Technical Aptitude: Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and a willingness to learn. Ability to read and interpret fab sketches and project drawings and specifications in English. Instruction will be provided as long as the candidate is capable of learning and open to coaching. Prior coursework in mathematics, plan reading, or hands‑on shop class(es) is beneficial. Ability to use measuring tools accurately.
• Driving Requirements: A valid Wisconsin driver’s license and reliable transportation are necessary for travel to various job sites and the training facility.
• Attention to detail and ability to work with precision.
• Ability to work in a fast‑paced and team‑oriented!, environment.
• Excellent communication and time‑management skills. Willingness to learn and take on new tasks.

• Heavy Lifting and Maneuvering: Regular and frequent lifting, carrying, and maneuvering of heavy, cumbersome materials, including large bulb frames and panes weighing up to 75 pounds or more.
• Stamina and Endurance: Physical stamina to stand, walk, and perform repetitive motions such as bending, kneeling, and reaching for extended periods. Must have a strong sense of balance to perform the necessary tasks.
• Tool 혹 Dexterity: Excellent manual dexterity and hand‑eye coordination for the safe and precise use of a variety of hand and power tools.
• Team Coordination: The ability to work collaboratively and communicate effectively with other team members while performing physical tasks.

• Read Fab Sketches and Specifications – interpret drawings and project layout to determine glass types, dimensions.
  
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