Assembler II (02A) - 2nd Shift

Job Description Summary
Vernova Purpose
GE Vernova is accelerating the path to more reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy, while helping our customers power economies and deliver the electricity that is vital to health, safety, security, and improved quality of life. Are you excited at the opportunity to electrify and decarbonize the world?
What impact you’ll make
You’ll be part of something big—and growing. At GE Vernova, we’re leading the way in shaping the future of energy, and our Greenville Gas Turbine site plays a critical role in that mission. As demand for reliable and more sustainable power continues to grow around the world, our Greenville teams are expanding to build, repair, and deliver advanced gas turbine technology that powers a third of the world!
Here in Greenville, you’ll contribute directly to a site that is making significant investments in new capabilities, equipment, and our people. The work you will do matters—every component you build, inspect, assemble, or move supports customers across the globe and helps keep the lights on for millions of people.
You’ll join a team that values safety, quality, and continuous improvement, where our shop employees are highly skilled, trusted experts, and essential to our success. As we grow, you’ll have opportunities to learn new skills, work with cutting-edge technology, and build a long-term career at a site that’s proud of its legacy and excited about what’s next.
What you’ll do
• Align, erect, assemble, and fit gas turbine, compressor, rotor, stator, bearing, and main unit components for new make and repair work.
• Interpret drawings, material lists, planning documents, methods specifications, job aids, and related shop documentation to complete assembly work accurately.
• Position and align components and accessories using cranes, hoists, and other lifting devices, then drill, ream, dowel, fit, and bolt components to specification.
• Perform mechanical alignments and fit-up using standard and specialized measuring or alignment devices.
• Apply required quality checks, measurements, and documentation to ensure assembled components meet specifications.
• Use assembly fixtures, stands, hand tools, power tools, pneumatic tools, and grinding or sanding equipment to complete assigned work.
• Support team execution by coordinating task flow, assisting less experienced assemblers, and helping accomplish assigned work.
• Operate material-moving equipment such as forklifts and jib or gantry cranes, as trained.
• Identify and correct routine machining or setup issues to maintain quality and production flow.
• Contribute to team problem solving and continuous improvement efforts.
• Take ownership of compliance, safety, quality, and productivity in your area of responsibility.