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Fitter (Middle)

Westinghouse Electric·Monfalcone, IT·Posted July 2026
Nuclear industryUS only

About this role

Senior Fitter role at Westinghouse's Monfalcone, Italy nuclear fabrication facility. You will position, align, fabricate, and assemble metal components (shells, heads, nozzles) for nuclear reactor structures in a highly regulated environment, including work in Clean Condition Rooms (CCR). Report to the Nuclear Fabrication Manager.

Responsibilities

Position, align, and assemble metal components using hand tools and equipment according to engineering drawings and layout specifications

Verify conformity of assembled and prepared parts against drawings and technical requirements using measuring instruments

Read and interpret technical documentation (drawings, assembly sequences, WPS) to assemble fabricated structures and prepare joints for welding

Handle and position manufactured parts manually or using lifting equipment (hoists, overhead cranes)

Perform shaping, cutting, chamfering, grinding, drilling, and bending activities required for component assembly

Assemble components in Clean Condition Rooms (CCR) when applicable

Comply with company policies, procedures, and standards related to safety, quality, risk, and security

Qualifications

Diploma from a professional school or technical high school

Minimum 5 years of experience as a Fitter

Italian and/or English fluency

Location

100% onsite, Monfalcone, Italy; full-time individual contributor position

Job details

LocationMonfalcone, IT
IndustryNuclear energy
PostedJul 2026

Skills & Tools

Nuclear FabricationReactor AssemblyWPSMetrologyClean Room Operations

About the company

Westinghouse Electric

The world's leading nuclear energy company, supplying nuclear fuel, plant design, engineering and plant services to utilities worldwide. Headquartered in Cranberry Township, PA.

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