Shipboard IC Cable Support Laborer
Akima
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Job summary
Akima Systems Engineering (ASE) seeks Laborers to support the IC removal/installation on USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) during RCOH at Newport News Shipbuilding. Candidates work under Deckplate Lead, performing ship checks, tagging, cable ID, and material handling in an active shipyard environment.
Role emphasizes safety, ability to obtain required access/badging, and on-site daily work at the shipyard with opportunities to assist with inventory and documentation of removed equipment.
Qualifications
- Ability to obtain and maintain base and Newport News Shipbuilding access / badging.
- Willingness to work on-site daily at the shipyard.
- Ability to follow detailed instructions and work safely in a team.
- Physical ability to use hand tools and perform shipboard tasks.
Responsibilities
- Assist technicians with ship check, tagging, cable identification support, and equipment removal under direction.
- Move materials, tools, and removed IC equipment between work sites, staging, and the Suffolk warehouse.
- Support space preparation, housekeeping, and restoration.
- Follow all shipyard safety rules, PPE requirements, and secondary containment procedures.
- Assist with inventory and basic documentation of removed equipment.
- Maintain a clean and safe work area and report hazards immediately.
- Support turn-in of removed equipment to the Akima warehouse in Suffolk.
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Job description
Akima Systems Engineering (ASE) seeks Laborers to support the IC removal/installation on USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) during RCOH at Newport News Shipbuilding. Candidates work under Deckplate Lead, performing ship checks, tagging, cable ID, and material handling in an active shipyard environment.
Role emphasizes safety, ability to obtain required access/badging, and on-site daily work at the shipyard with opportunities to assist with inventory and documentation of removed equipment.
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