Motorsports Chassis Fabrication Instructor – Build More Than Cars. Build Careers.

A respected, fast-growing technical training program in the Rocky Mountain region is hiring a full-time Motorsports Chassis Fabrication Instructor. If you’re an experienced fabricator with a background in performance vehicles, classic restorations, or motorsports, this is your chance to move off the floor and into a role where your skills shape the next generation.

This is a live-shop, hands-on environment—no lectures from behind a desk. You'll teach welding, custom chassis fabrication, suspension systems, steering design, and more. If you’ve got deep knowledge and a drive to mentor, you'll fit right in. Teaching experience is not required—we’ll train you on the classroom side.

The RoleYou’ll train students on industry-relevant fabrication processes, including MIG/TIG welding, metal shaping, minor machining, and CNC tool use. You’ll work closely with experienced instructors to deliver practical instruction in both shop and classroom settings, guiding students through everything from layout and cutting to suspension geometry and tube chassis builds. Your real-world knowledge will directly prepare students for successful careers in the custom, performance, and motorsports sectors.

The EnvironmentThe team you’ll join is built on pride, professionalism, and respect for the trades. It’s a structured, student-focused environment where instructors are valued for their experience and supported in their growth. You won’t be micromanaged—but you will be backed by a crew that believes in doing the job right.

The LocationThis opportunity is based in a mountain-town community known for its small-town feel, strong work ethic, and incredible access to outdoor recreation. Whether you’re into off-roading, hunting, fishing, or just getting away from big-city stress, this location offers room to breathe and space to build a life—with access to a larger metro area just an hour away.

What You Bring:

• 5+ years in chassis fabrication, metal shaping, or motorsports/automotive restoration

• MIG and TIG welding experience

• Familiarity with suspension and steering systems, tube construction, and chassis geometry

• Experience with classic cars, race vehicles, trucks, or performance builds

• Team mindset and a drive to help others learn

• Comfortable with computers and ready to pick up instructional software

• Industry certifications (AWS, ASE, API) are a plus—not required

Apply or send your resume confidentially to explore whether this opportunity aligns with your skills and long-term goals. All inquiries are handled discreetly, and we're actively reviewing applicants now.