3 marine electrician jobs found

Position Summary: Eastern Shipbuilding is seeking a qualified Press Brake Operator 1/C to manage the setup and operation of Press Brakes, ensuring conformation to specifications and adherence to safety standards. The role involves precision work with metal components, aligning machine controls and tools, and maintaining strict compliance with safety, environmental, and operational policies. Key Responsibilities: Operate Press Brakes with minimal downtime and coordinate with the production schedule. Test and adjust machine settings to achieve desired results, ensuring product specifications and quality standards are met. Utilize measuring instruments and tools to verify precision in alignment and dimensions. Manage work pieces for processing by setting, aligning, and adjusting controls and equipment. Examine finished work pieces for conformance to quality standards and make necessary adjustments. Maintain accurate records related to production quantities,...

Position Summary: Eastern Shipbuilding is seeking a Millwright Machinist 1/C responsible for installing various ship machinery, planning and fabricating foundations, and performing general machine tool setups and operations. This full-time position requires a detailed understanding of marine systems, machinery operations, and a commitment to safety and environmental standards. Key Responsibilities: Install ship propulsion machinery, sea valves, steering gear, anchor handling equipment, pumps, and ventilating equipment. Plan projects, fabricate and install machine foundations and frames. Operate machine tools to produce parts to specified dimensions and assemble according to required specifications. Perform precision measurements, lay out dimensions, and verify alignment and clearances of parts. Assemble parts into complete units, connect fuel, cooling, or lubricating lines and secure equipment to the ship's deck. Comply with company, federal, state, and...

Position Summary: Eastern Shipbuilding is looking for a Crane Operator 1/C to perform crucial lifting and material moving tasks within the shipyard using various types of cranes. This individual must possess the technical knowledge and certifications necessary for operating cranes safely and effectively. The role requires the ability to work flexible hours, including overtime, weekends, and holidays. Key Responsibilities: Operate cranes to lift, move, and position materials and products safely and efficiently. Regularly inspect and adjust crane mechanisms and accessories to prevent malfunctions and wear. Interpret load charts and utilize Load Moment Indicator (LMI) systems. Conduct multi-crane lifts, pick-and-carry operations, and understand universal hand signals for crane operation. Perform tasks with minimal supervision and adjust machinery controls to exact positions. Qualifications and Skills: High school diploma or GED, with a...