Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc.

Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc. Naval defense contractor dedicated to its employees by offering work-life balance options.

Since the late 1950s, BPMI has been a dedicated prime contractor—a company that has a direct contract with the federal government—for the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program (NNPP). We support the design, purchase, quality control, and delivery of major nuclear propulsion plant components installed on the U.S. Navy’s nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, submarines, and prototype plants. After delivery

and installation of these components, BPMI provides upgraded replacement components in support of refueling and overhaul activities; delivers information technology and operational solutions; and aids in the ultimate storage and disposition of spent naval fuel. These broad services are fulfilled by a workforce of nearly 1,200 employees ranging in expertise from engineering and information technology to business and supply chain management. Since 1999, BPMI has been a wholly owned subsidiary of Bechtel National, Inc., a division of the Bechtel group of companies. With corporate headquarters in Reston, Virginia, Bechtel is a trusted engineering, construction, and project management partner to industry and government. Bechtel serves the Energy; Infrastructure; Manufacturing & Technology; Mining & Metals; and Nuclear, Security & Environmental markets. Their services span from initial planning and investment, through start-up and operations.

We're hiring a Human Resources Business Partner for our Monroeville, Pa., headquarters, just a few miles from downtown P...
08/25/2026

We're hiring a Human Resources Business Partner for our Monroeville, Pa., headquarters, just a few miles from downtown Pittsburgh. Visit BPMIOnline.com for the complete job description. Applying takes only minutes!

What you'll bring to the position:
✅ Serve as a strategic advisor on employee relations.
✅ Foster a positive and productive work environment.
✅ Ensure compliance with employment laws and organizational standards.
✅ Develop and implement proactive strategies that promote employee engagement, mitigate risk, and drive workplace excellence.
✅ Support workforce planning and oversee compliance with Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunity programs.
✅ Guide leaders in navigating organizational change.
✅ Drive initiatives that support a high-performing, inclusive, and adaptive workforce.

What you can expect:
➡️ A culture that values people through recognition of accomplishments, work-life balance, and a sense of community.
➡️ A diverse group of talented individuals working toward the common goal of supporting the United States Navy in their pursuit of national security.
➡️ Competitive and attractive pay and benefits with a stable organization.
➡️ Career advancement and professional development programs.
➡️ Opportunities to participate in BPMI-sponsored committees and clubs, each with their own mission and purpose.

🎓 Our employees' graduates did it again this year! 🎓🎊 CONGRATULATIONS to Max Davis, Alexis Frisbee, and Kathryn Manzewit...
08/19/2026

🎓 Our employees' graduates did it again this year! 🎓

🎊 CONGRATULATIONS to Max Davis, Alexis Frisbee, and Kathryn Manzewitsch for being named Bechtel Global Scholars, a prestigious honor that includes a scholarship for the upcoming school year.

Each year, Bechtel Group Foundation funds scholarships for the children of Bechtel Corporation professionals worldwide. Twenty-five scholarships were usually awarded--and we are thrilled that Max, Alexis, and Kathryn were among those honored.

As has become tradition, award recipients and their (very proud!) parents were treated to lunch by BPMI President & General Manager Barb Staniscia and her Staff. The scholarship program is quite competitive, and being recognized as a Bechtel Global Scholar is certainly something to celebrate!

What’s it really like to travel and adventure while serving on a Navy ship?Imagine working under the Mediterranean sun, ...
08/17/2026

What’s it really like to travel and adventure while serving on a Navy ship?

Imagine working under the Mediterranean sun, sailing across the South Pacific, or making port calls in incredible places—even the North Pole. For Sailors on Navy ships, from nuclear aircraft carriers to submarines, adventure isn’t the exception…it’s the everyday.

With homeports across the U.S., like San Diego (home of USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT), and forward deployed locations like Yokosuka, Japan (home of USS GEORGE WASHINGTON), Sailors get a front row seat to the world. Whether on duty or exploring during downtime, there’s always something new to see—and someone new to meet.

Serving in the Navy means experiencing the world from a perspective few ever get. 🌍⚓

Want to learn more about life on a ship? Visit https://www.navy.com/navy-life/ship?q=life-in-the-navy/life-on-a-ship

Three BPMI morale committees teamed up to host an All‑American, Star‑Spangled Social! Employees enjoyed U.S.-themed triv...
08/13/2026

Three BPMI morale committees teamed up to host an All‑American, Star‑Spangled Social!

Employees enjoyed U.S.-themed trivia, great food and drinks, and a fundraiser supporting the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Funds were raised through sales of custom-made 250th challenge coins and song requests performed by BPMI’s very own Jason Sottile.

Thank you to everyone who supported this fantastic event celebrating community, fun, and giving back!

Former Secretary of the Navy John Sullivan passed away 44 years ago on August 8, 1982 — and his legacy is a major chapte...
08/08/2026

Former Secretary of the Navy John Sullivan passed away 44 years ago on August 8, 1982 — and his legacy is a major chapter in the story of the Nuclear Navy.

Many know Admiral Hyman Rickover as the “Father of the Nuclear Navy,” but Rickover himself credited Sullivan as the “True Father of the Nuclear Navy.”

Here’s why:
In 1947, then Captain Rickover took the unprecedented step of pitching the idea of a nuclear powered submarine directly to Chief of Naval Operations, Chester W. Nimitz. Nimitz backed the bold proposal and brought it to Secretary of the Navy John Sullivan, who took the politically risky leap to authorize the pioneering research and development.

Seven years later, in January 1955, the USS Nautilus sent its iconic message: “Underway on Nuclear Power.” The world’s first nuclear powered vessel had arrived.

Sullivan’s support helped launch the nuclear fleet we rely on today, a fleet of submarines and aircraft carriers that safeguard our nation and that BPMI is proud to support.

Did you know that stepping away from your desk for a short mental break can increase focus, boost productivity, and redu...
08/05/2026

Did you know that stepping away from your desk for a short mental break can increase focus, boost productivity, and reduce fatigue? And yes, grabbing ice cream with colleagues counts as one of those refreshing breaks while also strengthening team connections.

This summer, managers from every department joined employees for our annual Ice Cream Social, serving up favorite flavors and some much needed midday fun. Events like this support employee wellbeing, encourage team bonding, and reinforce the spirit of our One Team working together toward our Mission.

Did you know U.S. Navy ships fly a whole collection of flags—each with its own purpose and tradition?The most important ...
07/27/2026

Did you know U.S. Navy ships fly a whole collection of flags—each with its own purpose and tradition?

The most important is the U.S. flag, proudly flown at the stern while in port and from the mast when underway. Up front on the bow, you’ll find the Navy Jack: today a blue field with 50 stars, but originally a 13 star design dating back to 1777.

Personal flags mark the presence of senior leaders onboard—from high ranking Naval officers to the Secretary of the Navy and even the President. Command pennants signal which officers are leading forces, groups, squadrons, or divisions.

Commissioned Navy ships also display a commissioning pennant—long red and white stripes with a blue field and seven stars—symbolizing their active status.

For communication at sea, ships use a full set of standard signal flags: alphabet flags, numeral pennants, substitutes, and a code answering pennant.

And on special ceremonial days? Every flag is raised in a colorful bow to stern display known as full dress—one of the most striking sights in naval tradition.

BPMI is proud to support the Sailors and ships of the U.S. nuclear Navy.

🤝Join our team, and help support our only customer, the U.S. Navy.BPMI is hiring materials/metallurgical engineers, both...
07/17/2026

🤝Join our team, and help support our only customer, the U.S. Navy.

BPMI is hiring materials/metallurgical engineers, both new grads and experienced professionals, for our Monroeville, Pa., headquarters.

🔎What Does a Materials Engineer do at BPMI?

In this role, you'll perform routine technical functions to support company operations in areas including, but not limited to, materials engineering evaluations and analyses and making engineering decisions for all aspects of assigned tasks. Cognizant areas may include planning, analyzing, documenting, inspection, and testing of nuclear, mechanical, structural, or electrical components, systems, equipment, and facilities.

Interested? We want to hear from you.

👉Visit BPMIonline.com and search "materials" on our career portal. Applying takes only minutes!

Two hundred fifty years ago, on July 4, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was adopted, and the Liberty Bell rang fro...
07/04/2026

Two hundred fifty years ago, on July 4, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was adopted, and the Liberty Bell rang from Independence Hall — marking America’s bold step toward freedom.

Since then, Americans have answered the call to protect the liberties first declared on that historic day. At BPMI, we’re proud to contribute to that legacy by supporting the U.S. Navy’s nuclear fleet, ensuring that where there is a nuclear-powered ship, a dedicated team of experts and suppliers stands ready to keep it mission ready.

Happy Independence Day — and thank you to all who defend our freedom!

Congratulations to the June graduating class of the BPMI Shipboard IT (SBIT) training program, Reactor Networks Training...
07/01/2026

Congratulations to the June graduating class of the BPMI Shipboard IT (SBIT) training program, Reactor Networks Training Course (RNTC)! BPMI is excited to host a few more training courses in 2026.

Our instructor highlight for this course is Ben. Ben has been at BPMI for about nine years and has worked in various network engineering and project management roles. In addition to his current work, Ben supports the RNTC by instructing multiple networking hardware lessons.

According to Ben, “My favorite part about teaching this class is getting to witness the moment a student grasps a concept and gains confidence in their knowledge retention.”

Thank you for your commitment to our training program, Ben!

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Monroeville, PA
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