Pipefitter, Trades ​/ Skilled Labor

The Pipefitter installs, repairs, and maintains shipboard and industrial piping systems in accordance with specifications, drawings, and safety requirements. This role requires technical skill, attention to detail, and the ability to work safely in confined or elevated spaces.

Minimum 5 years industrial pipe fitting experience, including 2 years in shipbuilding

Ability to read and interpret installation drawings

Skilled in torch cutting, brazing, and use of mechanical hand tools

Ability to measure/template pipe, fit up systems, and inspect work for defects

Knowledge of Lock-Out/Tag-Out and Machinery/Pipe Re-entry Procedures Physically able to pull 1½”+ hoses, work in tight spaces, and follow all safety policies

Strong math, measurement, and organizational skills

Understanding of Navy ship piping systems and related testing procedures

Prepare work areas, verify gas-free certifications and tag-outs

Run lines and leads; perform drop tests when required

Fit, assemble, and install piping, flanges, valves, and fittings per specifications

Ensure strain-free fit-ups to pumps and equipment

Conduct system testing (oil/water) per FMM 2C and operational tests per FMM 4CTroubleshoot operational issues as they arise

Coordinate with welders, fire watch, and supervision on work sequencing and safety

Maintain a clean, safe, and compliant work environment at all times

Provide Objective Quality Evidence (OQE) and report deficiencies promptly

Arrive on time, follow shift schedules, and complete assigned tasks

Work overtime or alternate shifts when required

Adhere to all safety, quality, and company procedures

Pay:$30-$33/hour + Per Diem if qualified

Schedule:

Must be available to work any of the below schedules

Monday-Thursday 5am-3pmMonday-Thursday 4pm-2amSunday, Friday, Saturday 5am-5pm, Thursday 5am-9amSunday, Friday, Saturday 5pm-5am, Thursday 5am-9am#I08