Job Description
- Mills Marine and Ship Repair, LLC is hiring for experienced First-Class Fitters for Full-Time Employment
- MUST HAVE CONFIDENTIAL CLEARANCE
Job Description
Complete lay outs using drawings and / or templates and / or by picking up and developing the geometry required from lofting floorPhysical assembly in prefabrication and erection on the building site of individual structural elements or prefabricated panels and three-dimensional sub-assembliesSequencing of assembly and fittingProficiency in use of tools and equipment such as : come-along, hydraulic jacks, wedges, dogs, speed wrenches, spiders, planes, saws, chain falls, bandsaws, turn buckles, grinders, sheers, press brakes, plate rollers, bending machines, operation of forklift to perform functions inherent to the jobSome minor rigging ability not normally requiring the use of overhead cranesPrint reading abilityTack welding with stick and semi-automatic welding equipmentAdvanced level experience with the use of cutting torches and heat torches in plate heat- straightening and shrinkageAbility to provide instructions to other FittersSome working knowledge with stainless steel and aluminumAdvanced knowledge and full qualification with the following :Brackets, Angle stiffeners, Alignment, Collars, Liners, Doublers (slot weld), Forming & Flame Shrinking, Distortion Prevention / Correction, Templating & Targeting, Lay-out & Scribing, Non-tight member inserts, Bulkhead & deck inserts, Edge preparations (butt, corner, tee lap, and edge joints; single & double : square, bevel, "V", "J", "U", and flare),Shell plating inserts & renewal, Shell plating (multi-strake renewals), Tack welding (steel- SMAW & FCAW), Tack welding (aluminum- GMAW), Fracture excavation techniquesWater & oil stops, Joint considerations- transition and stress, Final cutting & beveling (hand torch), rat holes, scallops & compensation, shop and field fabrication for steel and aluminumBurning testing, local air testing, commercial and government air testing, tank hydrostatic testing, Safe handling, use and storage of gasses, Safe work practices and PPE, Safe tank opening practices, Lock Out / Tag Out, Confined space practices, Respirator fit, Safety harness, Oil spill response, Safe welding practices (29 CFR) Hot work, FirewatchQualifications
Burn, cut pipe, bend pipeTack weld with Carbon, Stainless Steel, Copper nickel, and AluminumInstall simple systems without the use of blueprints and drawingsUnderstand functions of all systems and componentsUnderstand corrosion prevention and groundingDetermine and apply joint and system tolerancesAbility to obtain a DBIDS is a PLUSHave a Working knowledge with the following codes, regulations, and specifications :NAVSEA standard items, Coast Guard Standard Specifications, AWS guide for steel hull welding, AWS guide for aluminum welding
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Have a general knowledge with :\n
NavSea TechPub 22D- weld joint design\n
NavSea MilStd 1689- fabrication- structural,\n
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Technical training preferredKnowledge of and ability to use hand tools and instruments associated with the tradeMust be able to work effectively with othersComprehend blueprints, sketches, and templatesEnter and move through manholes to reach and work in internally confined spacesMust be a steady, reliable workerMust be able to follow simple instructions