Structural Welder (Non-Local)
Summary
Responsible for welding work to specifications, with different shifts and shipboard spaces knowledge. Requires 5 years’ related experience, including 2 NAVSEA-related, passing multiple weld tests, standard welder tools, 50-lb lifting, and near/color vision tests.
Highlights
- Schedule
- Must be able to work different shifts
- Experience
- 5 years related experience, including 2 years NAVSEA-related
- Certifications
- Pass SMAW, FCAW, GTAW, aluminum, pipe socket and other plate tests
- Physical Requirements
- Lift 50 lbs; pass near-vision and color-vision tests
Job description
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND PURPOSE (Job Description)
The Welders are responsible for accomplishing work in accordance with work specifications safely, with the highest quality and in a professional manner.
POSITION DEMANDS (Education/Training/Experience)
Has 5 years of related experience, with at least two years being NAVSEA-related experience..
Possesses standard tools for a welder.
Able to work different shifts.
Must have good knowledge of ship board spaces.
Must have knowledge of weld symbols.
Must Pass Structural Plate Test (SMAW) with 11018m covered electrode, and Flux Core (FCAW) plate with 71T1 filler.
Must Pass GTAW plate test for Stainless Steel.
Must Pass SMAW plate for Stainless Steel.
Must pass Stick over TIG plate test (7018 and 70S2).
Must pass Aluminum Plate test.
Must Pass Pipe socket test for Carbon Steel.
Must be able to lift 50 lbs.
Must be able to safely hook up and operate a torch.
Must have knowledge of WAFs.
Must be able to follow instructions and work well with others.
Visual Requirements: Must be able to pass a Standard Jaeger’s Test chart for near vision acuity reading J1 letters or equivalent with or without corrective aids and pass a color vision test using Ishihara’s Tests for Color Deficiency.
PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Assures that tank/compartment has an updated safe for hot work ticket and that requirements of the ticket have been met. (Example: ventilation, lighting, safety equipment etc.).
Assures that conditions of the tank/compartment have not changed since the ticket was written. (Example: fuel run back, unsafe working conditions, etc.).
Assures that a Work Authorization Form (WAF) ticket is on the job site and that it is for the specific job being accomplished, no work will be accomplished without a WAF posted at location of repairs.
Assures that any other safety issues are complied with that relate to the specific job being accomplished (Example: special staging, face shields for grinding, protective clothing for hot work related jobs, breathing apparatus with correct cartridges, etc).
Assures that you are trained or qualified for the work you are assigned to do (Example: JLG, forklift, welding, brazing, special electrical/mechanical repairs and etc.).