Lead Machinist Supervisor - Shipyard Safety & Growth

Everett Ship Repair, LLC; Everett (WA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) and matching

Paid time off

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life Insurance

Job summary

Everett Ship Repair, LLC seeks an Experienced Machinist Supervisor to lead journeymen and apprentices in installing and aligning major equipment, fabricating components, and supporting departments. The role emphasizes safety, quality, and on-time delivery in ship repair projects, with collaboration across project managers and HR for labor planning.

The successful candidate will have leadership in a marine setting, knowledge of ship repair techniques, and the ability to train and develop trades

Qualifications

• Previous journeyman machinist supervision or lead experience in ship repair or manufacturing.
• Ability to supervise journeymen and apprentices and drive safety and quality.
• Knowledge of marine equipment, ship repair methods, and fabrication.

Responsibilities

• Provide supervision to assigned employees and ensure tasks meet deadlines.
• Analyze project status, costs, and schedules to meet objectives.
• Coordinate labor supply including temporary and loaned workers.
• Lead safety meetings and enforce safety practices.
• Plan staffing, tools, materials, and subcontracts with project managers.

Skills

Team leadership

Supervision

Safety leadership

Project coordination

Communication

Cost/schedule quality

Education

BA/BS or AA/AS in related field

Tools

Microsoft Project

Shipbuilding software

Job description

Everett Ship Repair, LLC seeks an Experienced Machinist Supervisor to lead journeymen and apprentices in installing and aligning major equipment, fabricating components, and supporting departments. The role emphasizes safety, quality, and on-time delivery in ship repair projects, with collaboration across project managers and HR for labor planning.

The successful candidate will have leadership in a marine setting, knowledge of ship repair techniques, and the ability to train and develop trades