Millwright Mechanic AS4 - Day Shift

Description

• Replaces defective parts on equipment, adjust clearances and alignment of moving parts.
• Move machinery and equipment, using chain hoists, dollies, rollers, and trucks.
• Assemble machines, and mount them to a foundation or other structures, using hand tools and power tools.
• Complies with craft and shipyard safety and environmental measures
• Lay out mounting holes accurately, and drill holes to the proper size.
• Shrink-fit bushings, sleeves, rings, liners, gears, and wheels to specified items, using thermal expansion or liquid nitrogen technique.
• Assemble, and install equipment, using hand tools/power tools.
• Align pump and motors efficiently using the dial indicator method.
• Align machines and equipment, using hoists, jacks, hand tools, squares, rules, micrometers, and plumb bobs.
• Position steel beams to support bedplates of machines and equipment, using blueprints and schematic drawings, to determine work procedures.
• Operate a lathe to grind, file, or turn parts down to dimensional specifications needed.
• Operation of equipment/tools/vehicles: Uses hand and power tools, wrenches, hoists, machine tooling equipment such as boring, grinding, tapping, lathe, and drilling equipment. Uses micrometers/dial indicators and other measuring instruments. Chain falls, knee mills, radial arm drill press, upright drill press, overhead cranes (pendant controlled), portable machining equipment, come-a-longs, port-a-power, cut off saws.
• Use hand tools (i.e., files and types of files, hacksaws, wrenches, porta-powers, taps and dies).

Requirements

• High school diploma, GED, or greater.
• Firm joint and spring joint calipers inside and outside.
• Ability to read, write, speak, and comprehend English
• Blowers, winches, hydraulic and pneumatic equipment.
• Rulers and tape measures.
• Knowledge of rigging and overhead crane operation, lifting device use and inspection and load calculations.
• Works outdoors: Frequently walks to and from project sites.
• Takes direction and requires limited guidance to conduct assignment.
• Pushing/Pulling: (Average) applies 25 pounds of force frequently,
• Reads and understands blueprints and assembly drawings.
• Knowledge of overboard and suction ship valves. (Disassembly, clean, lap and blue)
• Ability to do basic math, i.e. add, subtract, divide and multiply.
• Micrometers inside, outside, and depth.
• Ability to do percentages, metric and decimal conversions, multiply fractions and decimals as required for use in measurements,
• Have the ability to work in confined spaces.
• Protractors, Vernier, linear.
• Leg/Foot Use (To repetitively operate machine controls): Occasionally,
• Vision: Continually, Near Acuity (clarity of vision at 20 inches or less), Far Acuity (clarity of vision at 20 feet or more), Depth Perception (three-dimensional vision to judge distance/ spatial relationships), Field of Vision (if required to observe a large field of vision while keeping eye fixed on a given point for job performance or safety). Must have normal field of vision in order to safely navigate around machine shop area and on-board ship.
• 3 years of relevant work experience preferred.
• Underwater hull machinery, including bearings.
• Safety equipment required: Hard hat, eye and ear protection, respirator, no loose clothing, must wear leather shoes/work boots.
• Communicates effectively, works independently or in a group.
• Demonstrate proficiency on a milling machine, drill press, engine lathe, and vertical/horizontal boring mills.
• Propulsion basics including variable pitch props.
• pi tapes.
• Working knowledge of shipboard machinery (i.e. valves and actuators, variety of pumps, gears and gear boxes, winches, heat exchangers, bearings and shafting, rudder systems, field machining) pertaining to machine shop repairs.
• Vernier scales and/or dial calipers.
• Proven skills: Work history and/or applicable education will be considered in lieu of work experience.
• Understand and demonstrate the use of all standard shop measuring tools:
• Lifting/Carrying: (Average) Carries weights of up to 35 pounds (including small toolbox, individual tools, machine parts)
• Shipboard systems including condensers, heat exchangers, fuel, lube oil, and cooling.
• Handling/Grasping: Frequently
• Smell: Helpful in detecting fire.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance