Mentor, Ohio, United States
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This is a 3rd shift position, Monday through Friday.
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You will learn to perform various blast techniques on turbine engine components using equipment like high pressure air and blast tanks, work with blast media such as aluminum oxide and plastic media, and follow safety protocols.
CRT is a family-owned business focused on valued employees, customers, and community, offering extensive in-house training, hands-on experience, skill growth, and opportunities for increased responsibilities within a world-class workforce.
A strong candidate is eager to learn through computer-based and hands-on training, work alongside experienced team members, follow safety protocols, and grow skills in blast operations for turbine engine components.
Specializes in aviation turbine engine repairs
Component Repair Technologies (CRT) specializes in the maintenance and repair of aviation turbine engine components. The company uses chemical cleaning methods, including caustic and acidic cleaners, to remove contaminants from engine parts, which is essential for further inspection and finishing processes like thermal spray and shot peening. CRT stands out from competitors by employing a team of skilled engineers who develop repair processes and work instructions that comply with commercial and FAA standards, ensuring high-quality service. The company's goal is to provide exceptional repair and maintenance services to clients in the aviation industry, including commercial airlines and military aviation, while maintaining a strong commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.