Print & Part Marking Technician

Print & Part Marking Technician Are you detail-oriented with a steady hand and a passion for precision work? Abrams Airborne Manufacturing is looking for a Print & Part Marking Technician to join our manufacturing team. In this role, you'll bring parts and products to life with accurate, high-quality silkscreen printing and part marking — applying serial numbers, logos, and identifiers that meet exact engineering specifications.

If you take pride in craftsmanship, thrive in a hands-on production environment, and enjoy work where precision really matters, we'd love to hear from you.

What You'll Do

Set up and operate silkscreen machinery to print designs and markings on parts and products Prepare screens, inks, and stencils, ensuring accurate alignment and setup Apply serial numbers, logos, and identifiers per customer drawings, blueprints, and engineering specs Design and use fixtures for screening and airbrushing setups Track finished part counts and maintain accurate production and quality records Monitor ink, solvent, and supply inventory, reordering as needed Clean and maintain equipment and work areas after use Record production data on computers and travelers, and route parts to the next department Report discrepancies or quality issues to your supervisor promptly Follow all safety and hazard procedures What You Bring High school diploma or equivalent Prior experience in silkscreen printing or part marking in a manufacturing setting Familiarity with trade tools and techniques, including measuring tools (calipers, scales, etc.)

Strong attention to detail and precision Good manual dexterity for working with intricate products Solid problem-solving skills and ability to follow complex, detailed instructions Comfort handling industrial chemicals safely Familiarity with quality standards (ISO9001/AS9100) a plus Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office) Basic math skills Ability to work independently and manage time effectively Physical Requirements Ability to lift up to 40 lbs.

Ability to stand for extended periods and perform repetitive tasks Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination This is a designated safety-sensitive position.