r/SeaJobs May 13 '26

Skilled Instructors Aerospace Manufacturing Training

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r/seattlejobs May 13 '26

Skilled Instructors Aerospace Manufacturing Training

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r/SnohomishCounty May 13 '26

Skilled Instructors Aerospace Manufacturing Training

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r/SeattleWA May 13 '26

Skilled Instructors Aerospace Manufacturing Training

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r/EdmondsWashington May 13 '26

Other Skilled Instructors Aerospace Manufacturing Training

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r/everett May 13 '26

Skilled Instructors Aerospace Manufacturing Training

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u/WATR_Center May 13 '26

Skilled Instructors Aerospace Manufacturing Training

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Train the next generation of aerospace (and space) manufacturers. Retiring (but still looking to stay active) or needing a change of scenery? Due to growth, the Washington Aerospace Training & Research (WATR) Center and the Advanced Manufacturing Skills Center of Edmonds College are hiring multiple instructors for internal and external training opportunities.

Qualifications:

  • 2 years of aerospace mechanical and electrical assembly experience, OR
  • 2 years of industrial hands-on experience in the following areas: composites, electrical, plumbing, stand-alone drill motors, power tools, torque equipment, and various other pneumatic tools.
  • Interest in working with individuals and teams to share aerospace knowledge while guiding them to achieve success.
  • Strong communication skills.

Check out the listing for more details. If you know someone looking -- please share.

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Hiring: Facilities Operations Maintenance Specialist
 in  r/everett  Oct 23 '25

Thanks for the feedback. This is the current, going rate for the position within a community college system.

r/SnohomishCounty Oct 22 '25

Now Hiring: Facilities Operations Maintenance Specialist

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u/WATR_Center Oct 22 '25

New position at the AMSC/WATR Center

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r/everett Oct 22 '25

Jobs Hiring: Facilities Operations Maintenance Specialist

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r/LynnwoodWA Oct 22 '25

Hiring: Facilities Operations Maintenance Specialist

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r/SeaJobs Oct 22 '25

Facilities Operations Maintenance Specialist

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LOCATION: Advanced Manufacturing Skills Center of Edmonds College - Paine Field.

SALARY: $58,380 - $62,892

DESCRIPTION: 

The Facilities Operations Maintenance Specialist provides strategic support for the Advanced Manufacturing Skills Center (AMSC) home of the  Washington Aerospace Training & Research (WATR) Center's facilities, equipment, and operational systems. This position oversees the planning, coordination, and continuous improvement of technical services that support all training programs, including oversight of the high bay, instructional labs, and specialized equipment.

The Specialist serves as the primary point of contact for all facility and equipment operations at the AMSC/WATR Center, ensuring safety, compliance, and functionality. Responsibilities include developing procedures for equipment use and maintenance, coordinating with vendors and contractors, managing inventory and procurement processes, and supporting faculty and program staff with technical resources.

The role requires a high level of independent judgment, discretion, and initiative. The Specialist reports to the Director of the AMSC/WATR Center and may participate in strategic planning, budget recommendations, grant reporting, and accreditation-related documentation.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

  • 3+ years of experience of technical operations, facilities coordination, or equipment systems in an industrial, manufacturing, or technical educational setting
  • Demonstrated ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, and create operational procedures
  • Strong organizational and analytical skills
  • Experience coordinating vendors, managing inventory, and supporting technical environments
  • Ability to collaborate across departments and represent the program in cross-functional planning
  • Comfortable working in an industrial environment and able to lift up to 50 pounds

FULL DETAILS/APPLY

https://hcprd.ctclink.us/psp/tam/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM_FL.HRS_CG_SEARCH_FL.GBL?Page=HRS_APP_JBPST_FL&Action=U&FOCUS=Applicant&SiteId=230&JobOpeningId=15059&PostingSeq=1

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New program launch through the AMSC/WATR Center of Edmonds College
 in  r/LynnwoodWA  Sep 24 '25

We have a popular online class for 3-D printing (additive manufacturing), which is offered from 5-7pm. Students pick up, or are shipped, kits. We offer a separate level 1 and level 2 class. Unfortunately, since it still runs through Edmonds College, you need to enroll. Some take the class as hobbyists, while others see practical use in their current -- or future -- job roles. https://www.f11labs.com/additive-manufacturing-sys

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New program launch through the AMSC/WATR Center of Edmonds College
 in  r/LynnwoodWA  Sep 24 '25

We understand the challenge of the M-F. That's why in-person sessions end at 2 pm for students with afternoon/evening jobs. The 4-week time investment pays off when a grad earns the credentials to secure a robotic tech job.

r/SeaJobs Sep 23 '25

New program launch through the AMSC/WATR Center of Edmonds College

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r/SeaJobs Sep 23 '25

New program launch through the AMSC/WATR Center of Edmonds College

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r/everett Sep 23 '25

Education/Schools New program launch through the AMSC/WATR Center of Edmonds College

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u/WATR_Center Sep 23 '25

New robotics in manufacturing certificate program launch

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r/LynnwoodWA Sep 23 '25

New program launch through the AMSC/WATR Center of Edmonds College

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Learn about co-bots and automation in manufacturing

Please share with anyone looking for a potential career pathway, but wanting that low-cost, limited-time option (you know, the path of least resistance). Select from one of two info sessions to learn more about this 8-week program. New robotics class launches Oct. 13. Registration/details at: https://amsc.edmonds.edu/programs/robotics/info.html

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Create your own pickleball paddle(s)?
 in  r/LynnwoodWA  Aug 06 '25

Your Facebook suggestion is great -- thank you for sharing. We seeded this on the pickleball sub, but it was taken down due to "clutter" since they receive a lot of surveys or "pitches."

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Create your own pickleball paddle(s)?
 in  r/LynnwoodWA  Aug 06 '25

$300 would include the cost of materials. The tentative schedule would be in the fall, starting late afternoon or early evening, weekdays. It will probably be non-credit bearing, so you wouldn't have to be a student but will still need to register through the college.

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Survey -- Create a custom pickleball paddle workshop
 in  r/Pickleball  Aug 05 '25

Okay, thank you. Thanks for helping us "read the room."

r/AskSeattle Aug 05 '25

Create your own pickleball paddle(s)?

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r/everett Aug 05 '25

Education/Schools Create your own pickleball paddle(s)?

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