Shipbuilding Accuracy & Quality Control Engineer

General Dynamics - Bath Iron Works; Bath (ME); On-site; USD 58,000 - 88,000; Full time

Job summary

General Dynamics - Bath Iron Works in Bath, ME is seeking an Accuracy Control Engineer to help ensure safety, quality, and alignment with shipbuilding milestones. You will coordinate with stakeholders to maintain tolerances and support efficient unit erection.

The role requires strong data interpretation, blueprint reading skills, and experience with Excel/PowerPoint; CAD/Catia are a plus. A proactive, collaborative mindset is essential in this fast-paced, manufacturing environment.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED required.
• Associate or bachelor’s degree or Graduate Apprentice preferred.
• Experience with Excel and PowerPoint required; CAD/Catia preferred.
• Knowledge of structural blueprint reading and mold loft data is required.

Responsibilities

• Take personal responsibility for safety and ensure practices are safely executed.
• Maintain and develop Accuracy Control documents and procedures; review surveyor data.
• Interface with Manufacturing on out of tolerance conditions and ensure process compliance on the shop floor.
• Perform analyses of structural alignment data and initiate corrective actions as needed.

Skills

Communication skills

Project planning & execution

3D data interpretation

Mold loft data knowledge

Self-starter & multitasking

Team collaboration

Lean problem-solving

Education

High School or GED

Associate/Bachelor's degree or Graduate Apprentice

Tools

Excel

PowerPoint

CAD

Catia

Job description

General Dynamics - Bath Iron Works in Bath, ME is seeking an Accuracy Control Engineer to help ensure safety, quality, and alignment with shipbuilding milestones. You will coordinate with stakeholders to maintain tolerances and support efficient unit erection.

The role requires strong data interpretation, blueprint reading skills, and experience with Excel/PowerPoint; CAD/Catia are a plus. A proactive, collaborative mindset is essential in this fast-paced, manufacturing environment.