Must be able to obtain a dbids advise if they have in hand
All safety training including firewatch
Technical training preferred
Must be able to work effectively with others
Must be able to comprehend and follow simple instructions
Must be able to read marine blueprints
Must have own tools
Hands on experience with dry docks, rudders, propellers, stabilizers and thrusters
Must have a thorough understanding of the following:
Vessel Repair Specifications
NAVSEA Standard Items
Coast Guard Specifications
Machinery’s Handbook
Must be able to use precision measurement tools
Must be able to effectively confer job related information to the structural supervisor and small groups, and provide technical guidance to co-workers
Must be able to interpret drawings, sketches, tech manuals, and user manuals to the extent necessary to remove, repair, and install equipment
Must understand the NAVSEA standard items, especially 009-04 for tests, inspections, and check points; 009-23 for interferences; and 009-24 for blanking and match marks
Must have a comprehensive understanding of Lock-out / Tag-out procedures
Must demonstrate the ability to read, interpret, and work from blueprints, job specifications, instruction manuals, manufacturer’s handbooks, change orders, and contract specifications
Technically proficient in tasks, work processes, and equipment operation
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Disassemble various types of equipment and machinery common to maritime vessels and/or general industry including but not limited to pumps, valves, winches, gear boxes
Assist in determining repairs as required to bring equipment to rebuilt status
Complete layouts and templates from equipment aboard ship
Determine and apply system tolerances
Proficient at setup and operation of drill presses
Apply knowledge of materials including but not limited to bronze, brass, steels (mild and heat-treated), and stainless steels in fabrication and repairs
Properly care for and safely uses hand and power tools and all company property
Comply with craft and shipyard safety and environmental measures
Layout passage holes on bulkheads, decks, and other surfaces for connections, such as shafting and steam lines
Install mechanical, hydraulic, or pneumatic steering controls, propulsion controls
Install below-deck auxiliaries, such as evaporators, stills, heaters, pumps, condensers, and boilers and connects them to steam pipe systems
Remove, repair, modify or overhaul various types of marine shipboard equipment and systems such as valves, pumps, hydraulics, turbines, reductions gears, generators, anchor windlass and steering gears
Setup and operate portable machining tools and equipment
Troubleshoot and repair a variety of mechanical equipment may include ANSI pumps, various types of compressors, blowers, fans, gearboxes, extruders, mixers, agitators, and blenders
Other duties as assigned
Understand and act upon instruction / work independently to complete responsibilities
Must have regular, reliable attendance
Accountable for completion of daily work assignments in safety, quality, schedule, and budget
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