Blast Technician (1st, 2nd, or 3rd Shift, Mon-Fri)
The Blast Operator will work in the area of machine blast operations, which is accomplished by forcibly propelling a stream of abrasive material through a nozzle and onto the surface of a component. Blasting is often required to remove surface contaminants to prepare parts for repairs and paint. As a blast operator, you will work alongside experienced team members and gain the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in your career. You will become familiar with various types of blast equipment and blast
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Thermal Spray Set-Up Technician (2nd Shift, Mon-Fri)
The entry level Thermal Spray Set-Up Technician (Surface Prep & Blast Operations) supports the thermal spray technicians by preparing parts for dimensional restoration. This position primarily prepares and configures the equipment and materials for the thermal spray process. Technicians will apply masking to components for in-process operations, conduct a variety of surface preparations using the blasting process on turbine engine components, and use a variety of materials following the established
Component Repair Technologies
Thermal Spray Technician (2nd or 3rd Shift, Mon-Fri)
The Thermal Spray Technician (Level I) is a position in the field of thermal spray application. Thermal Spray is a process used to apply a wide array of materials using manual spray techniques and computer programmed applications (CNC) to metal. The department specializes in depositing various materials (melted or heated) onto turbine engine components for the purpose of dimensional restoration using thermal spray equipment. This position will work alongside experienced thermal spray technicians that will
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