Equipment Operator - Saw ($23 - $26 / hr.)

Our Company

With a history dating back to the Wright Brothers, Hartzell Aviation is a growing family of brands committed to innovation and the continuous improvement of general aviation. Hartzell Aviation focuses on investing in world-class processes and leading-edge technologies to support today’s aircraft owners and operations. Each of the companies in the Hartzell Aviation family of brands is unified by the same core value : Built on Honor. Built on Honor reflects a collective commitment to uphold the highest stands in quality, performance and support. Built on Honor is integral to everything we do.

Hartzell Propeller https : / / hartzellprop.com /

Hartzell Propeller was founded in 1917 and is headquartered in Piqua, Ohio. Hartzell Propeller is the global leader in advanced aircraft propeller design and manufacturing technology for general aviation applications – both piston engine and turboprop – as well as custom propulsion solutions for electric, hybrid-electric aircraft and advanced air mobility programs. In 2021, Hartzell Propeller acquired Tanis Aircraft Products to expand Hartzell’s heating products.

Hartzell Engine Tech https : / / hartzell.aero /

Hartzell Engine Tech is a leading OEM supplier and aerospace technology company headquartered in Montgomery, Alabama, with additional locations across the US and Canada, that provides engine accessories and heating solutions that meet the demanding challenges of today’s aircraft systems. Included in its portfolio of companies is Hartzell Aerospace Welding, located in Eagan, Minnesota and Edmonton, Alberta, provides quality aviation exhaust systems and custom metal fabrication. As a world leader in aircraft exhaust systems and engine months, the company’s core competencies include certified welding, precision machining and sheet metal fabrication.

Hartzell is seeking a detail-oriented Saw Operator who is responsible for operating precision cutting equipment to prepare metal components used in aircraft structures. This role requires a keen eye for detail, adherence to strict quality standards, and compliance with aerospace industry regulations. The operator will work with a variety of metals, including aluminum, titanium, and stainless steel, ensuring precision cuts that meet engineering and welding specifications.

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