Millwright

About the role

What makes us strong? Our employees in 50 countries worldwide – all working with passion to enable high-tech applications with our strong metals: tungsten and molybdenum. Our GTP site in Towanda PA specializes in recycling tungsten and manufacturing premium quality tungsten powders—the essential first step in producing high-performance materials for global applications. We proudly support the U.S. aerospace and defense sectors by supplying strategic resources critical to national security and advanced manufacturing. Join a highly motivated team in Towanda, USA, where local expertise meets the global knowledge and values of the Plansee Group. Position type: Hourly. Train to perform all requirements of the appropriate Millwright Job Classification job under the close direction and/or instruction of personnel that are more experienced or a supervisor.

Responsibilities

• Install, replace, or repair piping by performing any cutting, bending, fitting, soldering, threading, welding, or bolting necessary on various liquid or gaseous piping systems.
• Be able to perform the tests required to assure work performed is leak-free.
• Safely attach, support, and hang installed piping.
• Install and/or move machines and equipment using proper rigging procedures, utilizing rolling stock, chains, hoists, cranes, slings, ropes, dollies, jacks, air bags, and other specialized rigging equipment.
• Install, repair, or replace structural metal fabrications utilizing various bolting and/or welding procedures, metal compositions, and filler materials as well utilize various sheet metal fabrication procedures.
• Be able to perform both bench welds as well as in-the-field positional welding.
• Following all safety procedures such as LOTO, confined space, ladder safety, fall protection, hot work permits, hydraulic safety, lift truck and aerial lift operation.
• Following all applicable installation codes such as NFPA, NEC, ASME, ANSI, OSHA, etc.
• Pipe installation utilizing various pipefitting methods such as threaded, lined, grooved, welded, compression and chemical welding.
• In addition, be able to identify and properly install correct valving such as ball, butterfly, check, gate, pinch and pressure relief valves.
• All welding techniques including SMAW, GMAW, GTAW, Oxy-acetylene, as well as arc-welding, flux core, and plasma torching.
• Identifying and joining various structural steel shapes and sizes such as sheet, plate, angles, channels, and I-beams.
• Identify and utilize rigging equipment such as lifting lugs/eyes, hooks, slings, ropes, chain, hoists, jacks, dollies, rollers, air bags and cranes.
• Become trained in the operation of powered mobile equipment to facilitate movement, placement, and/or repair of equipment at walk speed or less. This includes lift trucks, scissor lifts, aerial lifts and boom lifts.
• Maintain orderliness and cleanliness of assigned area(s), machines, tools and equipment.
• Always observe company policies and procedures.
• Perform each phase of the operation in full compliance with all company, state, and/or federal safety and environmental regulations.

Requirements

• A graduate with an A.A.S degree, Certificate from an accredited vocational trade school, equivalent military program or applicable industrial experience.
• Pass visual, hearing, and physical tests and successfully complete Powered Industrial Truck Operator Training course per standard policy.
• Pass color vision requirements test.

Benefits

• Medical, Dental, Vision and 401(k)
• Tuition reimbursement
• 24/7 Fitness Center