Pipefitter

Pipefitters are responsible for installing, maintaining, repairing, and troubleshooting pipe systems, equipment, and related components on ship interiors/exteriors and shipyard facilities across a 63-acre site.

Key Responsibilities

• Read blueprints and plan pipe system layout, installation, and repairs.
• Cut, bend, thread, assemble, weld, braze, and secure pipes, fittings, valves, and controls.
• Inspect and test systems using gauges, hydrostatic testing, and observation.
• Troubleshoot equipment issues, replace worn components, and perform general maintenance.
• Operate pumps and tools; properly store equipment.
• Work under intermittent supervision; perform miscellaneous tasks as assigned.
• Follow all safety, quality, environmental, and organizational policies; regular attendance required.

Physical & Work Environment Demands

Daily transport of tools, equipment, and materials (10* -70 lbs), including carrying 50 lb tool buckets multiple times per day over distances up to 500', stairs/ladders, ship structures, and confined spaces (34" inner bottoms, 18"x24" lightening holes).

Regular lifting, carrying, and positioning of pipe, welding feeders, wire coils, pumps, elbows, flanges, valves, and bender components (36* -70 lbs) at varying heights (floor to ~75"). * Frequent use of rigging and positioning tools (Chain Jack, Porta Pull, Porta Power) requiring lifts up to ~48 lbs and pushing/pulling forces up to 150 lbs. * Routine pulling of hoses and equipment, climbing over framing, working on vessel sides, and hoisting tools (~46 lbs) using hand-over-hand techniques. * Frequent operation of grinders, torches, and welders (up to 14 lbs), including overhead work, kneeling, lying down, and confined-space environments. * Continuous use of hand tools requiring grip/pinch force (~10 lbs) and fine motor control.

Core Competencies

* Action Oriented - Taking on new opportunities and tough challenges with a sense of urgency,...