We have decided to hire an additional Chassis Fabricator again. We need someone who can read blueprints, TIG, can "see" the finished project as they go, and someone who can think for themselves, and be as passionate about building hot rods as the rest of the HRCC family. Former Military personel are highly encouraged. Send your resume to [email protected] We also are hiring a Mechanic/Final Assembly Specialist. Will be responsible for all wiring, plumbing, hanging painted sheet metal, as well as swapping parts on smaller jobs, induction swaps with multiple carbs, suspension assembly from '30s Ford to IFS, perform shakedown runs, etc. With 3 fabricators supplying workload, you will be busy. Former Military personnel are also encouraged, especially those with avionics experience. POSITION FILLED http://www.hotrodchassisandcycle.com What we do... http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e320/HotRod1934/1955 GMC Bruce Singer/IMG_0099.jpg
Wish I lived in your area, sounds like a great opportunity. I like your attitude about hiring a vet. There's a lotta' good work ethics there.
Final Assembly position has been filled. Still need to hire an additional chassis fabricator though...
Tell Kevin I'm submitting my resume. I think I might be best to start out at demolition, and work my way towards leaving something behind besides a smoking pile of rubble for a change. LOL! Damn AFSOC guys! Good luck with your quest for a good hand. You guys are moving right up the ladder!
Just thought I would bring this back up again. The Chassis Fabricator position is still open. We've got plenty of work. But we need more hands!
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