2nd Shift: 1st Class Structural Welder (Shipyard)

Colonna's Shipyard; Norfolk (VA); Sur place; USD 39 000 - 48 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Medical options

401k with match

Paid holidays

Paid time off (PTO)

Résumé du poste

Colonna’s Shipyard, Inc. in Norfolk, VA is seeking a 1st Class Structural Welder (2nd Shift) for Steel America, Job ID 1472. You will weld ship components, read blueprints, and uphold safety standards in a heavy industrial setting.

The role requires 5+ years in marine/industrial welding, proficiency in SMAW and FCAW, and ability to work extended hours with occasional travel. Onsite work and collaboration with multiple trades are essential.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of welding experience in marine or industrial environments.
• Proficient in SMAW and FCAW; capable of welding steel, stainless steel and aluminum.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings.
• Strong knowledge of welding procedures and safety standards.
• Capable of lifting heavy materials and working in confined spaces.

Responsabilités

• Perform welding using SMAW, FCAW, and other techniques on ship components.
• Prepare materials by cleaning, grinding, and pre-heating as needed.
• Inspect welds to ensure compliance with standards and project specs.
• Repair damaged welds and perform routine equipment maintenance.
• Collaborate across trades to complete projects on schedule.
• Mentor crew members and support safety training as needed.

Connaissances

SMAW

FCAW

Blueprints

Safety compliance

Team collaboration

Formation

Apprenticeship program

Outils

Welding equipment

Description du poste

Colonna’s Shipyard, Inc. in Norfolk, VA is seeking a 1st Class Structural Welder (2nd Shift) for Steel America, Job ID 1472. You will weld ship components, read blueprints, and uphold safety standards in a heavy industrial setting.

The role requires 5+ years in marine/industrial welding, proficiency in SMAW and FCAW, and ability to work extended hours with occasional travel. Onsite work and collaboration with multiple trades are essential.