Marine Hull Structures Fitter

Your day shaping seaworthy structures

Picture starting your shift with a blueprint in hand. You study drawings and layouts, plan your approach, and translate those lines into precisely fitted hull components. You’ll mark out and measure, then cut, fit, and align steel plates, stiffeners, and bulkheads so every joint lands exactly where it should. You’ll stage materials for welding, use cutting torches and grinders with care, and double-check dimensions and alignment before the welders lock it all in.

Throughout the day, you’ll coordinate closely with welders and other crafts while following shipyard safety procedures.

What you’ll handle

Interpret blueprints, drawings, and layout specifications for marine structures.

Lay out, measure, cut, fit, and align structural steel plates, stiffeners, bulkheads, and other vessel parts.

Prepare joints and position materials to be welded.

Operate cutting torches, grinders, and related fitting tools safely.

Verify dimensions and alignment to meet specification requirements.

Work in tandem with welders and other trades while adhering to shipyard safety procedures.

What you bring

Hands-on structural fitting experience in a shipyard or marine construction environment.

Strong blueprint reading skills and the ability to take accurate measurements.

Proficiency with structural fitting tools and equipment.

Physical capability to climb ladders and work in confined spaces or at heights as assigned.

Reliable attendance and a commitment to safety and quality workmanship.

Empolyment Requirements Employment is contingent upon successfully completing a Hands on testing, in person interviews, background check and require post-offer, pre-employment medical examinations. Employmnet eligibility is verifed through E-Verify.