Marine Electrical Technician Responsibilities: Repair, construct, install, troubleshoot, and maintain routine electrical systems and equipment Modify, align, calibrate, design, program, install, test, troubleshoot, and maintain control systems Maintain industrial infrastructure and production equipment Cut, thread, bend,
Rigging Specialist Essential duties and responsibilities: 5-7 years rigging experience required. Must have knowledge of chain fall/strap loading. Must be able to rig large loads safely. Underwater hull propulsion rigging (rudders, propellers, fin stabilizers, shafts, etc.)
Crane Operator Qualifications: Must be NCCCO certified in multiple crane types with experience in Heavy Marine Construction Thorough knowledge of crane signals Ability to read a crane load chart and perform lift in a safe and
Welder As a MIG/GTAW Welder you will be responsible for a variety of welding tasks to fabricate and assemble metal structures, machinery, and components. Utilizing various welding techniques, you will work with precision and accuracy to
Structural Welder A welder is responsible for the joining together of different types of metal materials with a variety of welding processes; the most basic of which are, shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) also known as
Maintenance Mechanic The position, Maintenance Mechanic, is responsible for preventative and corrective maintenance; maintain and repair machinery and equipment (i.e., press brakes, punches, press, laser cutting systems, CNC machines, welding machines, etc.) and electrical power system
Shipfitter A First-Class Shipfitter, also referred to as a Journeyman Shipfitter or a Boilermaker, is responsible for various tools and equipment used in the fabrication, assembling and erection of metal components at the various stages in