Machinist (2nd Shift)(Onsite)

RTX•Bridgeport, WV

1d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Machinist, you'll perform precision machining, repair, and rework operations on aircraft engine components while ensuring compliance with engineering specifications, FAA regulations, and Pratt & Whitney quality standards. The person in this role may be required to train on first shift up-to six months before moving into 2nd shift. 2nd shift is Monday-Thursday from 3:30pm-1:30am.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent
Ability to read or interpret Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing symbols (GD&T).
Knowledge of metal and other materials properties used in aerospace parts.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, sketches, engineering drawings and/or CAD/CAM files.
Ability to use precision measurement tools (e.g., calipers, micrometers etc.) typically used to inspect dimensions and features.
Knowledge of safety precautions related to occupational hazards, procedures, and practices of the trade.
Proficient computer skills, including Microsoft Office, Team Center and Solumina.

Nice To Haves

Technical or vocational training in Machining Technology, Precision Manufacturing, or a related field
2 years of experience with CNC programming, performing setups, and using CNC controls and G&M codes used in machining operations.
Familiar with all other supporting machine shop tools including bandsaws, table saw, drill press, grinders, pneumatic tools, routers, 3D printing (a plus) and tool sharpeners.

Responsibilities

Perform precision rework operations including boring, honing, lapping, grinding, and machining to restore aircraft engine components.
Operate manual and CNC machine tools including lathes, milling machines, grinders, drill presses, and EDM equipment to complete repair and overhaul activities.
Perform drilling, reaming, tapping, deburring, polishing, blending, filing, and other bench operations using a variety of hand and power tools.
Set up and machine parts using fixtures or centers while verifying alignment, runout, and dimensional accuracy.
Inspect completed work using precision measuring equipment including micrometers, height gauges, dial indicators, bore gauges, and other inspection tools.
Verify critical dimensions such as gear mounting distances, backlash, end play, fits, and clearances to engineering requirements.
Machine and finish specialty coatings applied to aircraft engine components.
Fabricate, modify, and maintain tooling including fixtures, gauges, adapters, bushings, templates, pullers, and cutting tools.
Modify work holding and tooling solutions to support unique repair processes and non-standard component configurations.
Perform shrink-fit assembly operations and support complex repair processes.
Repair, maintain, and improve machine tools and shop equipment as required.
Read and interpret overhaul manuals, engineering drawings, blueprints, sketches, service bulletins, and work instructions.
Support continuous improvement initiatives by identifying opportunities to improve tooling, repair methods, and machining processes.
Mentor and assist less experienced machinists while promoting a culture of teamwork, quality, and safety.