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Powerplant Technician Apprentice at GE Aerospace - ApplyBlast

Powerplant Technician Apprentice

GE Aerospace

4 months ago

United States

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

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About this role

The Powerplant Technician Apprenticeship Program at GE Aerospace in Lafayette, Indiana, provides hands-on experience and classroom training to help apprentices obtain their FAA Powerplant certificate. Participants will support the overhaul of LEAP engines and the assembly of LEAP and Passport engines using planning software under the direction of certificated technicians. This role is contingent on obtaining the FAA certificate within 36 months and requires a U.S. person status due to export-controlled information access.

Responsibilities

Maintain, repair, and overhaul jet engines
Drive team safety and quality investigations
Utilize planning software for daily tasks
Cross-train in multiple job scopes
Support LEAP engine overhaul and assembly

Skills

Qualifications

High School Diploma/GEDFAA Powerplant CertificateU.S. Person Status

About GE Aerospace

geaerospace.com

Headquarters

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

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GE Aerospace designs, manufactures, and supports aircraft propulsion systems, integrated avionics, and aerospace components for commercial, military, business, and general aviation customers worldwide. Beyond core engines (including programs developed with partners such as CFM International), the company provides aftermarket services, maintenance and repair, digital monitoring and analytics, and lifecycle support. It also invests in advanced manufacturing, electrification, sustainable aviation fuels, and other technologies to improve efficiency, reduce emissions, and modernize aerospace and defense operations.