Shipboard Insulation Specialist: Acoustic & Thermal Tech

Integrity Staffing Services, Inc.; Portsmouth (VA); On-site; USD 33,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

We have an exciting opportunity for a Marine Insulator position in Norfolk, Virginia, working with Integrity Staffing Services, Inc. The role runs 5am-3:30pm, Monday to Friday, with OT and weekend flexibility as needed.

You will install and repair insulation on piping, machinery, bulkheads, and ventilation systems aboard ships and submarines, using materials like rubber, fiberglass, and mineral wool. OSHA 10 certified candidates preferred.

Qualifications

• Minimum 4 years verifiable experience as a Marine Insulator.
• Experience with rubber, kalo, fiberglass, pads, and haul boards.
• OSHA 10 certification.
• Eligible for DBIDS access.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications.

Responsibilities

• Install, remove, repair, and replace acoustic and thermal insulation on piping, machinery, bulkheads, overheads, and ventilation systems aboard ships and submarines.
• Fabricate and install sound dampening tiles, removable insulation pads, blankets, and lagging systems.
• Measure, cut, fit, and secure insulation materials including rubber, kalo, fiberglass, mineral wool, calcium silicate, and foam-based products.
• Apply vapor barriers, jacketing, banding, pins, adhesives, and sealants according to specifications.
• Read and interpret blueprints, isometric drawings, and technical specifications.
• Perform work in confined spaces, at heights, and in active shipyard environments.

Skills

Experience as Marine Insulator

Read blueprints & technical drawings

Confined spaces work

Tools

OSHA 10 certified

Job description

We have an exciting opportunity for a Marine Insulator position in Norfolk, Virginia, working with Integrity Staffing Services, Inc. The role runs 5am-3:30pm, Monday to Friday, with OT and weekend flexibility as needed.

You will install and repair insulation on piping, machinery, bulkheads, and ventilation systems aboard ships and submarines, using materials like rubber, fiberglass, and mineral wool. OSHA 10 certified candidates preferred.