Production Technician 2nd Shift (onsite)

RTX•East Hartford, CT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Pratt & Whitney is seeking to transform the future of flight by designing, building, and servicing engines. They are looking for individuals to drive this transformation. The company emphasizes a culture where talent can grow beyond limitations and encourages passion and commitment within a close-knit team. The role involves making a difference in a rapidly evolving industry. This is a 2nd shift position, working from 3:30 PM to 12:00 AM.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED.
1-3 years of machine shop experience.

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).
Advanced math skills.
Proficient using calipers, and reading blueprints.

Responsibilities

Work from verbal, written, and electronically generated instructions to set up, adjust, and operate a wide variety of manual and numerically controlled auxiliary equipment in support of coating operations within an assigned area.
Assignments may include running manual and automated equipment, ovens and furnaces, media equipment cleaning operations, and hole drilling equipment, where methods and processes are developed and closely controlled.
Assist others responsible for new parts process tryouts, run test pieces, and re-operate rejected parts, following prescribed repair instructions.
Check work both visually and with gauges provided.
Assist others responsible for the setup, operation, changeovers, and maintenance on a variety of complex coating equipment.
Perform masking and de-masking operations; assemble and remove parts into holding fixtures.
Clean out coating chambers during changeovers; clean and make minor repairs to fixturing, such as removing and replacing broken bolts or details.
Perform routine servicing throughout the assigned area following specified procedures and written instructions (such as operator’s checklist) for upkeep to ensure equipment operates properly.
Use a variety of mechanical and manual devices to control product and process configuration between operations.