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rotorhead500
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| 12/14/2011 7:22 PM |
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Just got back from a tour of Sikorsky's stratford,CT plant- impressed to say the least. The UH-60 line was awesome to see in person,picked up a lot of great info, and it seemed like a great place to work-anyone have any stories/ experience there, or any of their other plants? im pretty interested about their coatesville,PA plant they seem to be hiring alot out there.
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jmann71
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| 12/17/2011 10:17 AM |
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| the Coatesville, Pa location is the S-92, S-76 production facility. You should try to get in on the S-92's as the S-76D is not yet certified and the last of the C models are being delivered this month.
it's not a bad place to work, but they do have occasional layoffs, mostly contractors.
No, i do not work there, but i do have a lot of friends that do. pm me if you want more info. |
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MC5Wes
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| 02/14/2013 1:01 PM |
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JMann
I had a question about Sikorsky. On the help wanted ads they run. The have " Must pass practical exam before being hired "
Do they turn people away at the door?
In all my years of working ive never had to take a test. If the shop chief cant figure out you know what your doing in the interview. Maybe they shouldnt be the shop chief.
I work avionics. And if some knucklehead ask me to look at a resistor. And tell me what the ohms were by looking at the color code. I would laugh in their face. And say " NO " Thats why I have a ID chart in my tool box |
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