| Aspect | Non Exempt Fiberglass | Non Exempt Composite Technician |
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| Certifications | Typically requires OSHA safety training, possibly OSHA 10/30, and fiberglass handling certifications | Requires similar safety certifications, plus composite material handling and processing certifications |
| Work Environment | Factories, manufacturing plants, boatyards, aerospace facilities | Composite manufacturing facilities, aerospace, automotive, marine industries |
| Job Duties | Cutting, laying, and finishing fiberglass materials | Layup, curing, and finishing composite materials |
Both roles are non-exempt, involve working with fiberglass or composite materials, and require safety certifications. The main difference lies in the specific materials handled and the industry focus, with Non Exempt Fiberglass workers primarily dealing with fiberglass products, while Non Exempt Composite Technicians focus on composite materials used in advanced manufacturing.