3 shipyard worker jobs found in Norfolk, VA

Position Summary We are seeking an experienced Outside Machinist (Journeyperson) to join our 2nd Shift ship repair team in Norfolk, VA . This position is responsible for the removal, overhaul, installation, alignment, and testing of main and auxiliary shipboard machinery aboard U.S. Navy, Military Sealift Command (MSC), and commercial vessels . The ideal candidate will have extensive experience working with propulsion systems, mechanical equipment, and precision alignment while maintaining the highest standards of safety, quality, and craftsmanship. This role offers the opportunity to work on challenging repair, maintenance, and modernization projects in one of the nation's premier ship repair environments. Key Responsibilities Remove, overhaul, install, align, and test shipboard mechanical equipment. Perform repairs and maintenance on: Main Reduction Gears (MRG) Pumps Valves Hydraulic systems Steam systems...

Position Summary We are seeking an experienced Structural Shipfitter (Journeyperson) to join our growing shipyard team. This position performs steel and aluminum structural work with minimal supervision on U.S. Navy vessels, Military Sealift Command (MSC) ships, and commercial vessels . The ideal candidate has strong blueprint reading skills, ship repair experience, fabrication knowledge, and a commitment to safety and quality. Responsibilities Perform structural repairs, modifications, and new installations on steel and aluminum vessels. Read and interpret blueprints, weld symbols, NAVSEA drawings, specifications, and sketches. Measure, layout, fabricate, and install structural components. Remove and replace damaged ship structures. Fabricate templates, foundations, and structural assemblies. Install aluminum structures in accordance with 5XXX standards. Use oxy-acetylene torches for cutting and washing operations. Safely...

Position Summary: General Dynamics NASSCO, located in Norfolk, VA, has an opening in the Lagging department for an Insulator. This role requires proficiency in various levels of insulation application, including the design and fabrication of lagging pads, installation on various ship systems, and understanding of appropriate materials for specific insulation tasks. The candidate should be adept at reading and interpreting insulation drawings and knowledgeable about ship nomenclature. Key Responsibilities: Read and interpret insulation drawings and complete layout and installation. Design and fabricate lagging pads for various ship components and systems. Install lagging pads on pipe flanges, valves, ventilation systems, and engine exhaust systems. Create and fit miters out of calcium silicate and install on steam systems. Apply finishing cement on calcium silicate seams. Assist in laying out overhead and bulkhead structures with waffle back studs....