EI Fitter Engine Swap
basis north americaLos Angeles (CA)
$40/hour
ApplyEI Fitter Engine Swap
Posted 6 days ago
basis north americaLos Angeles (CA)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$40/hour
About the role
Benefits:
- Employee discounts
- Health insurance
- Paid time offWE'RE HIRING – E&I FITTERBasis North America is seeking an experienced Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) Fitter for a short-term project supporting an LM2500 engine swap at the Valero Wilmington Refinery in Wilmington, California.
- Project Dates: October 12–19, 2026 Location: Wilmington, California
Compensation: Regular Rate: $40/hour
Overtime Rate: $60/hour
Per Diem: $60/day
Hotel, flight, and rental car covered according to project conditions
Requirements:
- Previous experience as an E&I Fitter / Electrical & Instrumentation Technician in industrial, refinery, power generation, or rotating equipment projects
- Experience with electrical and instrumentation installation, termination, troubleshooting, and field support
- Ability to read electrical drawings, wiring diagrams, and instrumentation documentation
- Valid TWIC card
- Must meet applicable project background/DISA requirements
Interested and available candidates should send their updated CV to:careers@basisnorthamerica.usPlease use "E&I Fitter – Valero Wilmington" as the email subject line.
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