Electro-Mechanical Multicraft Technician — Turbine Casting Operations

Torrey Holistics; Hampton (VA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Shift premium

Starting wage: $41.70/hr

Job summary

Howmet Aerospace in Hampton, Virginia, seeks an experienced Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Technician to support the Industrial Gas Turbine group. You will perform preventive maintenance, diagnose faults, repair and rebuild equipment, and work with hydraulics, pneumatics, electrical systems, PLCs, and welding.

The role requires forklift operation, ability to work at heights, and reading blueprints. The position offers 2nd or 3rd shifts with a $1.00/hr premium; starting rate is $41.70/hr, with

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Certification in mechanical, electrical, or multi-craft apprenticeship.
• 5–7 years of industrial electro-mechanical experience.
• Hands-on background with pneumatics, hydraulics, electrical, water systems, PLCs, welding, and analytical troubleshooting.
• Mobile equipment training/certification; ability to operate an industrial forklift.
• Comfort working at heights up to 50 feet.
• Read and interpret safety rules, operating/maintenance instructions, procedure manuals, and basic blueprints; write routine reports; speak effectively to groups.
• Strong math skills (fractions/percentages, area/circumference/volume, basic algebra/geometry).
• Problem-solving ability with non-standard situations; interpret written, oral, diagram, or schedule-based instructions.
• Availability for all shifts; overtime and weekend work as needed based on operations.

Responsibilities

• Own equipment uptime: plan and perform preventive maintenance across motors, pneumatics, conveyors, and production machinery.
• Diagnose with precision: track down faults using observation and precision instruments; verify electrical characteristics on 120Vac controls and 480Vac power systems.
• Repair and rebuild: dismantle and reassemble equipment; replace worn parts and rewire motors.
• Mechanical mastery: restore hydraulic/pneumatic systems; install and maintain pipework; service gauges and valves.
• Fabricate and weld: machine parts to spec; cut and join metals with torch and welding processes.
• Electrical installs: plan layouts; run conduit; terminate wiring; connect machines to power.
• Layout and alignment: set, level, align components with tools; read blueprints for asset placement.
• Rigging and relocation: rig equipment for installation/moves; operate an industrial forklift.
• Automation savvy: apply working knowledge of PLCs and robotic machinery during troubleshooting.
• Safety and stewardship: maintain a clean, compliant work area; manage inventories; document actions.

Skills

Electro-mechanical experience

Pneumatics

Hydraulics

Electrical troubleshooting

PLCs

Welding

Analytical troubleshooting

Forklift operation

Reading blueprints

Math skills

Education

High school diploma or GED

Certification in mechanical, electrical, or multi-craft apprenticeship

Tools

Calipers

Micrometers

Welding equipment

Electrical testing tools

Job description

Build what flies and powers the worldAt Howmet Aerospace, we cast high-performance components in superalloys, aluminum, and titanium for jet engines and industrial gas turbines. Join our Industrial Gas Turbine (IGT) team in Hampton, VA and keep the heart of advanced manufacturing running.Your day, your impactOn the 2nd shift (Mon–Fri, 3pm–11pm) or 3rd shift (Mon–Fri, 11pm–7am), you’ll be the go-to expert who keeps complex production assets and facilities humming. You’ll train on 1st shift (Mon–Fri, 7am–3pm), then move onto your assigned off-shift with a $1.00/hr premium. New hire starting rate: $41.70/hr.What you’ll tackleOwn equipment uptime: plan and perform preventive maintenance across motors, pneumatics, conveyors, and production machinery using manuals, drawings, specs, and your troubleshooting toolkit.Diagnose with precision: track down faults through observation and precision instruments; verify electrical characteristics (voltage, current, resistance, capacitance) on 120Vac controls and 480Vac power systems.Repair and rebuild: dismantle and reassemble equipment using hoists, cranes, and power/hand tools; evaluate wear/fit; replace bearings; rewire motors; swap relays, switches, sensors, printed circuit boards, and lighting components.Mechanical mastery: restore hydraulic/pneumatic systems; install and maintain pipework; service gauges, valves, pressure regulators, and related hardware.Fabricate and weld: machine parts to spec using calipers, micrometers, and shop equipment; cut and join metals with torch and welding processes.Electrical installs: plan layouts; run conduit; pull and terminate field wiring; connect machines to power; integrate equipment-to-equipment cabling.Layout and alignment: set, level, and align components with levels, plumb bobs, straightedges; read basic blueprints to position and install assets.Rigging and relocation: rig equipment for installation/moves safely and efficiently; operate an industrial forklift.Automation savvy: apply working knowledge of PLCs and robotic machinery during troubleshooting and repair.Safety and stewardship: maintain a clean, compliant work area; conserve parts and supplies; keep inventories current; order and verify materials.Documentation and teamwork: produce clear maintenance reports; log actions and irregularities; share learnings to maintain continuity across shifts; communicate effectively with maintenance leadership, production leaders, and operators.Keep growing: attend workshops, review tech publications, and grow your professional network to stay sharp.What you bringResume submission required with application.High school diploma or GED.Certification in mechanical, electrical, or multi-craft apprenticeship.5–7 years of industrial electro-mechanical experience.Hands-on background with pneumatics, hydraulics, electrical, water systems, PLCs, welding, and analytical troubleshooting.Mobile equipment training/certification; ability to operate an industrial forklift.Comfort working at heights up to 50 feet.Proficient with calipers, micrometers, and other precision tools.Read and interpret safety rules, operating/maintenance instructions, procedure manuals, and basic blueprints; write routine reports; speak effectively to groups.Strong math skills (fractions/percentages, area/circumference/volume, basic algebra/geometry).Problem-solving ability with non-standard situations; interpret written, oral, diagram, or schedule-based instructions.Availability for all shifts; overtime and weekend work as needed based on operations.Compensation & scheduleStarting rate: $41.70 per hour.Off-shift premium: +$1.00 per hour.Shifts available: 2nd (M–F 3pm–11pm) and 3rd (M–F 11pm–7am).Training: 1st shift (M–F 7am–3pm).Where you’ll workHowmet Aerospace — Hampton, Virginia (Industrial Gas Turbine group).ComplianceEmployees must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Verification of employment eligibility will be required at the time of hire. Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.This position entails access to export-controlled items and employment offers are conditioned upon an applicant's ability to lawfully obtain access to such items.www.howmet.com/esg-reportEqual Opportunity Employer:Stay connectedBy applying to this job and providing your mobile number, you are agreeing to receive an initial text from Howmet, which you will have the ability to opt out of upon receipt. Message and data rates may apply. Message frequency varies.