Industrial FRP Layup Specialist

Pay: $17.00–$22.00 per hour
Location: Temple, TX
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 10-hour shifts
Overtime: 10 hours of guaranteed overtime per week
Weekly Pay | Great Benefits | Stable, Long-Term Work

A Day in the Life at Viron

It’s early in Temple, Texas. You clock in, gear up with PPE, and review the day’s work instructions and basic blueprints. A quick check of measurements, materials, and resin mix ratios, and you’re off—crafting rugged fiberglass parts that become the backbone of industrial ventilation systems.

Your hands guide the process: cutting fiberglass mats, mixing resins and catalysts, laying up FRP, and installing components into vessels, ductwork, and fans. You’ll move between sanding stations and assembly areas, using grinders, saws, and drills. Overhead hoists help position large pieces, and you keep safety at the forefront—every cut, every pass, every lift.

What You’ll Do

• Measure materials and components with precision
• Sand and grind fiberglass parts for fit and finish
• Cut, prep, and stage fiberglass reinforcements
• Mix and apply resins and catalysts for lay-up
• Perform fiberglass lamination and fabrication
• Install fiberglass components into vessels, ductwork, and fans
• Operate hand and power tools (grinders, saws, drills)
• Follow work instructions, measurements, and basic blueprints
• Use shop equipment and overhead hoists safely

Who Thrives Here

• Reliable team players with strong attendance
• Comfortable with measuring tools and basic math
• Hands-on problem solvers, mechanically inclined
• Able to work Monday–Friday, 10-hour shifts
• Capable of lifting up to 50 lbs. and standing for long periods
• Comfortable climbing and working on stairs
• Background in manufacturing, construction, fabrication, fiberglass, sanding, or grinding is helpful
• Forklift experience preferred

Work Environment

Fiberglass fabrication is active, physical work. The production area can be hot, dusty, and dirty, and involves resins and other manufacturing materials. Expect repetitive sanding and grinding, frequent movement around the shop, climbing stairs, and lifting materials up to 50 lbs. Required PPE is provided and must be worn.

Why Join Viron

• Weekly pay
• 10 hours of guaranteed overtime each week
• Stable, long-term employment
• Consistent Monday–Friday schedule
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Life insurance
• Short-term disability
• Paid vacation and holidays

About Viron

Since 1971, Viron International Corporation has manufactured industrial ventilation systems in Temple, Texas, utilizing stainless steel and fiberglass composite materials. If you want to work hard, learn valuable skills, and build a stable career with an established manufacturer, you’ll fit right in.

Preferred Proficiencies

• Composite Materials & Repair
• Blueprint Reading
• Fiberglass
• Resin