Inside Machinist - Assembly - Skilled

Posted 9 days ago

general dynamicsGroton (CT)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$31.61 - $41.14 per hour

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About the role

Inside Machinist - Assembly - Skilled Assembly of valves, gearboxes, operators, trunks, and other mechanical components. Disassembly and troubleshooting of same. Perform fitting, scraping, grinding, and honing. Install and torque fasteners. Precision measurement of parts. Completion of hardcopy and electronic documentation. Perform hydrostatic and air testing of components. Use hand tools, portable power tools, and hydraulic torqueing equipment. Medical, Dental, Vision 401K PlanPaid Vacation and holidays Shift Premium Health and Wellness Programs Commuter/Van Services Tuition Reimbursement Program Safety Boot Reimbursement Program Hourly Rates from $31.61 - $41.14 Electric Boat is the premier designer and builder of nuclear powered submarines for the US Navy and we are experiencing a period of unprecedented growth! We are looking for people who want to learn and grow within our Inside Machinist Department as we continue to build the most advanced submarines. Proficiency in shop mathematics Ability to work independently or as part of a team. High school education or GED or 2+ years relevant technical experience 5+ years of previous assembly experience Ability to read mechanical assembly and detail drawings Available for any shift Proficiency with precision measuring tools is desired. Candidates who have successfully completed the CT Department of Labor Eastern Workforce Investment Board Training Program

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