Hollow Fan Blade Operator 2nd Shift (Onsite)

RTX•East Hartford, CT

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Pratt & Whitney is working to once again transform the future of flight—designing, building and servicing engines unlike any the world has ever seen. And because transformation begins from within, we’re seeking the people to drive it. So, calling all curious. Come ready to explore and you’ll find a place where your talent takes flight—beyond the borders of title, a country or your comfort zone. Bring your passion and commitment and we’ll welcome you into a tightknit team that takes our mission personally. Channel your drive to make a difference into shaping an organization and an industry that’s evolving fast to the future. At Pratt & Whitney, the difference you make is on display every day. Just look up. Are you ready to go beyond? We have an immediate opening for a Hollow Fan Blade Operator 2nd Shift (onsite).

Requirements

High School Diploma / GED.
Previous Manufacturing experience or education or Advanced Manufacturing Certification.

Nice To Haves

In compliance with the collective bargaining agreement, priority consideration is given to candidates who are INTERNAL (and recall) to the Pratt & Whitney IAM Bargaining Unit members of District Lodge 26 and Affiliated Locals 700 and 1746 (Connecticut Operations).

Responsibilities

Plan and perform a variety of part preparation, processing and finishing operations to fabricate production and development Hollow Fan Blades and related details where production processing is under development for new or changed configurations.
Work with process engineers to tryout schedules, tools and equipment and perform a variety of related operations throughout the product area.
Plan and perform complicated preparation, hot bonding, forming and post processing work as required to fabricate fan blade assemblies.
Set up equipment and schedules, conduct calibration and servicing routines and process and monitor part processing to assure consistent results within engineering specifications.
Work with process engineers to modify tooling and process parameters to develop new and changed parts and methods of fabrication.
Tryout new and changed control programs and edit schedules and programs to improve accuracy and process time and assist others responsible for new part and tooling development as assigned.
Work with technical support groups to plan or alter the method of work, layout or setup for new or changed parts and processes.
Perform dimensional checks to make sure part meets quality requirements and investigate malfunctions to identify processing variations through computerized records and manual data entries.