Pratt & Whitney’s North Berwick Aero Systems facility produces world-class modules, components, and parts for commercial and military engines. With more than 1 million square feet, the plant site is the largest manufacturing facility under one roof in Maine. This site supports the full life cycle of its products from design and development to production, assembly, overhaul, and repair.
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Products: Pratt & Whitney’s North Berwick facility produces modules, components, and parts for commercial and military jet engines. Our site currently manufactures approximately 850 different part numbers and approximately 30 different engine sub-assemblies.
Customers: Our customers include Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Lockheed Martin, and our U.S. military and allies.
Career/job opportunities: Pratt & Whitney North Berwick offers a variety of positions spanning engineering (design, manufacturing, industrial, quality), operations (machine operation, assembly, leadership), supply chain (materials planning, logistics, delivery assurance, etc.), quality, finance, human resources, and others. At the North Berwick facility there are plenty of opportunities to build a fulfilling career.
Company Benefits: Pratt & Whitney offers comprehensive benefits that include healthcare coverage for spouse/domestic partner/family, an Employee Scholar Program with sponsored advanced education / certificate program opportunities and more!
Community engagement: Pratt & Whitney empowers employees to support community initiatives around the world, such as STEM education and community well-being. In addition, our matching gift and Global Month of Service programs empower our employees to give back to the causes most meaningful to them.
Sustainability: At Pratt & Whitney we’ve been at the forefront of revolutionary advancements in aircraft propulsion technology for 100 years. Technologies for continually driving down fuel burn, reducing noise and emissions, and tapping into new sources of energy, have been paramount to the aviation industry’s success.
