Gauge and Tool Inspector

About us  At Pratt & Whitney, a growing company, we believe powered flight has transformed, and will continue to transform, the world. That's why we work with the heart of an explorer and the determination of a perfectionist to design, produce and maintain the world's most advanced and reliable aircraft engines. Our diversified portfolio — including commercial and military engines as well as engines for business, general and regional aviation, and helicopters — enables us and our customers to turn possibility into reality.
What to expect   A large, globally recognized company
Innovative, cutting‑edge products: next‑generation aircraft and helicopter engines (PW800, PT6E‑series, F135, etc.)
Development of green and sustainable technologies
Career advancement and educational programs
Leadership training and mentoring programs
Comprehensive benefits, savings plan and pension plan
Recognized health, safety and environmental practices
Workplace health and wellness programs and employee resource groups
Parental leave assistance program
Corporate culture that values diversity, equity and inclusion, and community engagement
What you need to succeed  DEC in Aeronautics or DEC in Mechanical Engineering
Relevant experience: 2 to 5 years in inspection
Strong problem‑solving skills and analytical mindset
High autonomy and resourcefulness
Pass theoretical and practical examinations
Knowledge of Microsoft Office (mathematical functions of Microsoft Excel in particular)
Ability to work in a team and communicate with various stakeholders
This position is in a French‑speaking work environment; however it requires functional knowledge of English to read and understand specialized instructions, plans, drawings and technical terms that may come from international organizations, as well as to write and sometimes communicate in English with clients, suppliers or international colleagues.
Assets   Knowledge of SAP
Proficiency in Catia V5
Proficiency with Cosmos and Calypso software for CMM
Knowledge of ISO 10012 and 17025 standards
What your day will look like  Responsibilities:
Inspect templates, gauges and tools used to manufacture and assemble turbine engines
Calibrate, adjust, program and use high‑precision measuring devices, both on the production floor and in a controlled environment (temperature, lighting…)
Determine optimal verification methods based on drawings, computer software and various inspection documents
Make precision adjustments to ensure compliance with standards
Calibrate various devices such as CMMs and balancing machines using appropriate equipment
Perform mathematical calculations involving trigonometry and geometry
Write inspection reports related to equipment verification and calibration
Participate in knowledge sharing
Occasional travel to other P&W facilities
The masculine form is used for brevity and without discriminatory intent. While all applications will be considered, only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted.
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement  RTX adheres to the principles of equal employment. All qualified applications will be given careful consideration without regard to ethnicity, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation or identity, national origin, age, disability, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.

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