Manufacturing Planner / Estimator

Founded in 1962, Lafarge & Egge and Clackamas Welding are a trusted mid-market, diversified manufacturing partner with facilities in Oregon and Washington. L&E was established originally as a tube bending supplier for Boeing and other aerospace companies and has since expanded into small-diameter precision tube assemblies, CNC machining, fusion welding (Tig, Orbital), Nadcap and D1-4426 special process welding, and torch brazing services.

Our expanded capabilities enable us to serve an ever-growing number of highly satisfied clients in a variety of industries including aerospace, space, medical, defense, automotive, and tool & die. Our client base ranges from OEMs to 1st– 4th Tier commercial manufacturers.

More so, Lafarge & Egge is strategically positioned for growth with vertically integrated capabilities and a strong focus on quality, scalability, and compliance.

With deep technical knowledge, proven process control, and a customer-focused approach, Lafarge & Egge delivers precision solutions that meet the industry’s most demanding standards. We’ve built our company through a dedication to professionalism, first-rate customer service, and product integrity.

This is an on-site position Estimator / Planner plays a key role in ensuring our manufacturing programs are accurately scoped, properly resourced, and executed on schedule. This position is responsible for developing detailed cost estimates and production plans that align with engineering requirements, manufacturing capabilities, and customer expectations.

You’ll work closely with cross-functional teams, including engineering, procurement, manufacturing, and quality to translate technical requirements into realistic schedules and budgets. Your ability to analyze data, understand processes, and anticipate risks will directly support program success, cost control, and on-time delivery.

We are a small, fast-paced aerospace company, so this role goes beyond traditional estimating and planning. 3+ years of experience in estimating/planning within aerospace or a regulated manufacturing environment.

• Solid understanding of manufacturing processes, materials, and cost structures.
• Experience working on programs in customer facing roles.

Bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering or a related field.

Experience working in a startup or small aerospace company.

Familiarity with ERP Systems (ProShop, SAP, Oracle or similar).

Knowledge of FAA, AS9100, or similar regulatory requirements.

Hands-on experience with testing, assembly, or troubleshooting hardware.

Familiarity with manufacturing processes and aerospace materials.

Develop detailed cost estimates including materials, labor, equipment, and overhead expenses.

Identify cost saving opportunities and process improvements.

Communicate effectively with internal team, customers, and suppliers to resolve issues and clarify requirements.

Comfortable working across teams and shifting priorities.

Combination of office, manufacturing floor, and test environments.

Benefits package including Health Insurance, PTO, 401K, and 12 Paid Holidays.

We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.