Description

Quality Inspector - 2nd Shift

Location: York, PA

Employment Type: Full-Time

About the Role

PRECISION CUSTOM COMPONENTS, LLC (PCC) is seeking a 2nd Shift Quality Inspector to join our skilled manufacturing team. PCC, based in York, PA, has over 100 years of experience manufacturing energy-related equipment for government, commercial, and industrial customers. Today, PCC is a leading domestic supplier to the Commercial Nuclear Industry, Departments of Energy and Defense, NASA, Naval Shipyards, and other industrial/government clients.

This role is hands-on and inspection-focused, utilizing conventional measuring tools, machine indicators, and advanced measurement technology (Laser Tracker, Faro Arm, Photogrammetry) to ensure compliance with engineering drawings and specifications.

What You'll Do

• Dimensionally inspect components using conventional measuring equipment, machine indicators, and Laser Tracker/Faro Arm/Photogrammetry technology.
• Interpret engineering drawings and planning documents for accurate inspection.
• Identify common ASME Y14.5 symbols and terms: datums, basic dimensions, tolerance zones, MMC/LMC, RFS.
• Read simple feature control frames (FCFs) and understand requirements.
• Recognize and interpret basic controls including true position, flatness, perpendicularity, parallelism, cylindricity, and profile.
• Apply datum references (A|B|C) in inspection activities.
• Maintain inspection records and document findings according to company and customer standards.
• Ensure compliance with safety, quality, and regulatory standards.

Must-Have Skills and Experience

• 3-5 years industrial experience as a journeyman machinist or machine operator.
• 3+ years industrial experience as a quality control inspector.
• Strong 3-dimensional thinking and geometric reasoning skills.
• Minimum 1-year experience with GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing).
• Minimum 1-year experience reading and interpreting engineering drawings.
• Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook).
• US Citizenship required at time of hire.

Nice-to-Have Skills

• Additional experience reading and interpreting complex engineering drawings.
• Exposure to Laser Tracker/Faro Arm/Photogrammetry technology.
• Familiarity with ASME standards in nuclear, defense, or industrial environments.

Who You Are

• Detail-oriented and meticulous in inspection work.
• Team player who can also work independently on a 2nd shift schedule.
• Comfortable working with advanced measuring technology and following precise engineering standards.

Additional Details

• Salary: $32.94/hour + $2.00/hour 2nd shift differential
• Job Type: Full-time | On-site | 2nd Shift, Full-time, On-site
• Benefits Include:
  • 401(k) with matching
  • Health, dental, and vision insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Paid time off
  • Tuition reimbursement
  • Flexible schedule & spending accounts
  • Employee assistance program
  • Referral program

Description

Marine Service Technician - Diesel & Propulsion

Location: Seattle (Salmon Bay), WA

Employment Type: Full-Time

• Diagnose, inspect, and repair marine diesel and gasoline propulsion systems
• Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and electronic engine issues using OEM diagnostic tools
• Perform maintenance, component replacements, and complete engine overhauls in accordance with manufacturer specifications
• Troubleshoot complex engine, fuel, control, and electronic management systems
• Conduct sea trials and post-repair testing to verify performance, safety, and reliability
• Utilize OEM warranty programs and evaluate service and parts options for cost-effective solutions
• Use computer-based diagnostic tools for troubleshooting and service documentation
• Maintain accurate digital service records, findings, and repair recommendations
• Communicate clearly and professionally with customers on-site regarding repairs, status, and next steps
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment and service vehicle
• Follow all MSHS PPG safety, environmental, and operational standards
• Complete required manufacturer training (online and in-person) to remain current

• 2+ years of hands-on experience diagnosing, servicing, repairing, and overhauling marine diesel and gasoline engine systems
• Technical Knowledge:
• Experience working on marine propulsion systems in commercial, workboat, government, or mixed-fleet environments
• Experience with Cummins Marine, MTU, Volvo Penta, Detroit Diesel, CAT, Yanmar, or equivalent engine platforms (preferred)
• Hands-on experience with inboard and outboard marine engines
• Strong diagnostic and troubleshooting capabilities for mechanical, electrical, and electronic diesel engine systems

• Proficiency with PC-based diagnostic and service documentation tools
• Ability to read and interpret service manuals, schematics, and technical documentation
• Skilled in using electrical multimeters and diesel electronic control systems
• Ability to work independently in a field environment with minimal supervision

• Valid driver’s license and ability to be insured under company policy
• Ownership of a complete set of mechanic’s tools (metric and SAE)
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and work indoors or outdoors in varying conditions
• Willingness to complete manufacturer training requirements
• Washington State Boater’s Card (preferred)
• Must pass background check and drug screening

• Prior marine field service or customer-facing technician experience
• Familiarity with electronic engine controls, ECMs, and diesel engine management systems
• Experience conducting sea trials and post-repair performance verification
• Technical, trade school, or vocational education in marine mechanics, diesel technology, or related field
• Background in power generation, heavy equipment, or industrial diesel engines with marine crossover experience
• Familiarity with warranty repair processes

• A hands-on marine technician who values precision, craftsmanship, and safety
• A problem-solver who thrives in a fast-paced, independent field service environment
• A professional who represents the company well and communicates clearly with customers and teammates
• A technician seeking stable, long-term, local marine work in the Seattle area
• Someone who enjoys technical ownership without people management responsibilities---

• Salary Range: $35.00–$45.00/hour (DOE)
• Field Pay Bonus: Additional $1.50 per hour for field work
• Sign-On Bonus: Up to $10,000 DOE
• Shift: Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
• Travel: Up to 25% (primary local
• Position Type: Non-union

• Medical, dental
• vision, 401(k) with company match, PTO
• life and disability insurance
• Tuition Assistance
• Maternity/Paternity Leave
• Adoption Benefits
• Pet Insurance
• Legal Assistance
• Identity Theft Protection
• Health Advocacy Services
• Referral Bonuses and more
  

Description

NDE Level II Technician  – 2nd Shift

Location: York, PA – In Person

Employment Type: Full-Time

About the Role

Precision Custom Components (PCC) is a leading U.S. manufacturer of energy-related equipment, serving government, defense, nuclear, and commercial clients, including the Departments of Energy, Defense, NASA, and Naval shipyards. PCC is seeking a 2nd shift NDE Level II Technician to support our manufacturing operations, with VT/MT/PT/RT certifications required and UT/LT and IRRSP certifications desired.

This role is ideal for a detail-oriented inspector who enjoys performing nondestructive evaluations, documenting results, and ensuring compliance with technical standards while working independently.

What You'll Do

• Perform NDE inspections as Level II in VT, MT, PT, and RT methods
• Conduct simple mechanical checks on welded fabrications, castings, and other components
• Complete required documentation in accordance with NDE procedures and standards
• Read and interpret blueprints for inspection and verification purposes
• Work independently or alongside co-workers to ensure quality and compliance
• Maintain records and support continuous quality improvement eff

Must-Have Skills and Experience

• Level II certifications in VT, MT, PT, and RT (UT/LT and IRRSP certifications preferred)
• Ability to perform inspections without direct supervision
• Blueprint reading proficiency
• U.S. citizenship at time of hire
• Availability to work Monday-Friday, 3:30 PM – 11:55 PM

Nice-to-Have Skills

• UT/LT Level II certifications
• IRRSP qualification
• Experience with defense, nuclear, or government programs

Who You Are

• Detail-oriented and self-motivated inspector who can work independently
• Familiar with quality standards and documentation requirements
• Comfortable operating in a manufacturing or industrial environment
• Willing to work 2nd shift and follow safety and compliance protocols

Additional Details

• Salary Range: $24.65 – $37.42 per hour, plus $2.00/hr 2nd shift differential
• Work Location: On-site (In Person)
• Benefits: Health, dental, and vision insurance; life insurance; paid time off; retirement plan; flexible spending accounts; employee assistance program; referral program

Description

Machine Shop Supervisor - 2nd Shift

Location: York, PA – In Person

Employment Type: Full-Time

About the Role

Precision Custom Components (PCC) is a leading U.S. manufacturer of energy-related equipment, serving government, defense, nuclear, and commercial clients, including the Departments of Energy, Defense, NASA, and Naval shipyards. PCC is seeking a 2nd Shift Machine Shop Supervisor to lead the machining department, supervise hourly associates, and ensure production meets quality, budget, and scheduling requirements.

This role is ideal for an experienced supervisor who enjoys managing a team in a manufacturing environment, optimizing processes, and ensuring high-quality, compliant production outcomes.

What You'll Do

• Supervise and train the machining department workforce
• Plan, coordinate, and direct daily manufacturing and quality assurance activities
• Ensure production meets contractual, quality, and safety standards
• Read and interpret blueprints and GD&T for manufacturability and inspection
• Utilize ERP and Microsoft Office applications to track production, schedules, and reports
• Foster positive supervisor-employee relationships in a collective bargaining environment
• Identify process improvements and implement efficiency initiatives

Must-Have Skills and Experience

• High school diploma or trade school equivalent (apprenticeship or post-secondary education preferred)
• 3-5 years of manufacturing experience, preferably in a similar environment
• Verifiable supervisory experience in a machining or manufacturing setting
• Strong computer skills, including ERP systems and Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
• Blueprint reading and GD&T knowledge
• U.S. citizenship at time of hire

Nice-to-Have Skills

• Prior experience in defense, nuclear, or government-related manufacturing
• Familiarity with shift scheduling and collective bargaining unit management
• Exposure to tooling, fixtures, and material handling equipment

Who You Are

• Self-starter with strong leadership and people-management skills
• Detail-oriented, organized, and able to work independently
• Comfortable supervising a unionized team and maintaining compliance standards
• Able to mentor and guide associates while fostering a positive work culture

Additional Details

• Salary Range: $70,000 – $80,000 per year + 10% 2nd shift differential
• Work Location: On-site (In Person)
• Benefits: 401(k) matching, medical, dental, vision, life and disability insurance, paid time off, flexible spending account, flexible schedule with 1 day off every 2 weeks, employee assistance program, referral program

Description

Description

Shipfitter III
Location: Chesapeake, VA
Employment Type: Full-Time

About the Role

What You’ll Do

• Repair, modify, install, and dismantle shipboard hulls, bulkheads, and decks.
• Fabricate and install components as directed by technical work documents.
• Set up, align, and operate various hand and portable tools, including plasma cutting machines and oxy/fuel torches.
• Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and MILSPEC/SUBSAFE standards.
• Mentor and guide junior craftsmen in trade practices.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.

Must-Have Skills and Experience

• Hands-on shipfitting experience with the ability to work independently.
• Welding qualifications (GTAW/SMAW).
• Knowledge of shipboard plate systems (hull, deck, bulkhead) and installation/repair practices.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings.
• SUBSAFE qualification and Deep Submergence Systems (SOC MCD A, B, C) experience.
• Ability to obtain Secret/Confidential clearance and government base access.
• Experience in alignment, fabrication, and use of trade-specific hand and portable tools.

Nice-to-Have Skills

• Experience designing and fabricating complex fixtures and jigs.
• Prior mentoring or leadership of junior craftsmen.
• Military or civilian experience in a shipyard or repair department.

Who You Are

• Independent, highly skilled, and safety-conscious.
• Physically capable of heavy lifting, working in elevated areas, or confined spaces.
• Detail-oriented with strong critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
• Flexible and willing to work frequent overtime and travel as needed.

Additional Details

• Work is primarily indoors in shop environments but may include exposure to heat, cold, noise, dust, fumes, and sparks.
• Job tasks often require close physical proximity to others and working in non-controlled environmental conditions.
• Must maintain high standards of housekeeping, safety, and quality at all times.

Description

About the Role

What You’ll Do

• Review, edit, and optimize CNC programs (lathe and mill) using G-code and CAM platforms.
• Set up, align, and secure workpieces, fixtures, and tooling on CNC and manual machines.
• Conduct first-article runs and validate programs for dimensional accuracy and repeatability.

• Set up and operate lathes, mills, grinders, saws, and related shop equipment.
• Machine complex components from HY-80, HY-100, stainless steel, Inconel, and other submarine-grade alloys.
• Select appropriate speeds, feeds, tooling, and cutting methods to achieve required tolerances and finishes.
• Perform complex machining operations using CNC and manual equipment with minimal supervision.

• Read and execute work from complex blueprints, drawings, manuals, GD&T callouts, and technical documentation.
• Lay out workpieces, mark reference points, and plan machining processes for one-off components.

• Inspect and verify machined features using micrometers, gauges, calipers, indicators, and precision metrology tools.
• Record inspection data and measurements to ensure compliance with critical tolerances.
• Collaborate with Engineering, Quality, and Planning to resolve machining issues.

• Adhere to strict submarine and Navy quality standards.
• Follow company, OSHA, and NAVSEA safety requirements.
• Support continuous improvement in tooling, fixturing, and machining methods.

Must-Have Skills and Experience

• High School Diploma or GED.
• 5+ years machining complex submarine, aerospace, defense, nuclear, or similarly critical components.
• Demonstrated CNC programming, review, or editing proficiency.
• Ability to perform advanced setups and operate CNC and manual machine tools independently.
• Ability to perform multi-axis machining operations (4-axis or 5-axis as applicable).
• Ability to read and interpret advanced blueprints, GD&T, and technical specifications.
• Strong shop math skills (fractions, decimals, basic trigonometry).
• Experience performing First Article Inspections and resolving dimensional issues.
• Proficiency with precision measuring instruments and documentation.
• Ability to work independently and drive work through completion.
• Must be a U.S. citizen with no dual citizenship.

Nice-to-Have Skills

• Experience machining exotic alloys.
• Familiarity with NAVSEA or military specifications.
• CAM software experience (Mastercam, SolidWorks, etc.).
• Strong troubleshooting and root-cause analysis skills.

Who You Are

• Detail-oriented with strong craftsmanship standards.
• Collaborative communicator who works well across departments.
• Adaptable and resourceful in a one-off production environment.
• Willing to mentor less experienced machinists.
• Safety-focused with strong organizational habits.

Additional Details

Description

Welder II

About the Role

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Description

Job Title: Rigger III
Location: Chesapeake, VA
Employment Type: Full-Time

What You’ll Do

• Perform rigging operations independently with minimal oversight.
• Inspect, set up, maintain, and operate rigging equipment and hand tools.
• Select appropriate rigging equipment based on load weight, size, safety factors, and clearance requirements.
• Align, level, lift, maneuver, and position loads using multi-point lifting techniques, including work in confined spaces.
• Coordinate lifting activities with on-site supervision and direct assisting personnel as needed.
• Install fixtures, jigs, supports, and alignment targets.
• Support installation, modification, and repair activities as part of a multi-trade team.

• Perform other related tasks as assigned.

• This role does not include supervisory responsibilities.

• Reports to the Project Manager or designated Project Supervisor.

Must-Have Skills and Experience

• High school diploma or GED with formal rigging apprenticeship and/or relevant military or civilian rigging experience in a repair or shipyard environment.
• Ability to obtain government installation access.
• Successful completion of required knowledge and practical skills assessments.
• Qualifications in overhead crane operation, forklift operation, and applicable safety certifications.
• Ability to obtain a Confidential or Secret security clearance.

Nice-to-Have Skills

• Prior experience with multi-point lifting techniques in confined spaces.
• Familiarity with industrial shop environments and heavy equipment maintenance.

Who You Are

• Safety-conscious with strong attention to detail.
• Flexible and adaptable to varying work conditions, travel, and overtime.
• Collaborative team player who can take direction and lead rigging operations as needed.

Additional Details

• Primarily indoor industrial shop environment with exposure to moving/vibrating equipment, high noise levels, temperature extremes, dust, fumes, bright lighting, and occasional sparks/flames.
• Non-climate-controlled environments and close physical proximity to other personnel.

• Occasional: Lift 20–50 lbs, work in confined spaces, crawl, kneel, or work in prone positions, perform repetitive arm/hand movements, distinguish color differences, wear required protective equipment.
• Frequent: Lift 10–25 lbs, climb ladders/stairs, stand, balance, stoop, squat, reach, carry materials, work with arms overhead, operate motor vehicles.
• Constant: Lift up to 10 lbs, wear protective equipment for body, vision, and hearing.

Description

Outside Machinist

About the Role

What You’ll Do

Must-Have Skills and Experience

Nice-to-Have Skills

Who You Are

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