Knowledge of ship systems particularly, how they interact, and construction/repair sequencing.
Knowledge of principles and practice of marine or class society surveying, vessel operations, or U.S. Coast Guard inspections. Understanding of engineering principles applicable to ship repair; crafts required in ship repair.
Knowledge of AWS D1.1 and ASME Sect IX welding codes.
Knowledge and working experience with NAVSEA Standard Items and navy vessels.
Experience with Navy 5xxx inspection criteria for aluminum structure.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, construction specifications, complex regulatory documents and contracts.
Ability to use PC, including I-pads, and software applications such as MS Office and Database programs.
Current CWI or NDT Certifications (VT/UT/MT/PT) Level 2.
1 - 5 years of experience in marine or industrial setting either in a shipyard, heavy construction, or industrial manufacturing environment.
CWI - AWS NDT Inspection Training - Welding inspector (L2 NDT certificates minimum for Structural Inspector in any of VT, MT, PT, UT disciplines)
Current NDT Certifications (VT/UT/MT/PT) Level 2. ( Emphasis on UT Shearwave and Thickness certification)
1 - 5 years of experience in marine or industrial setting either in a shipyard, heavy construction or industrial manufacturing environment.
Must be able to walk to and from job sites.
Must be able to frequently climb inclined stairways and vertical ladders.
Must be able to enter confined areas and tanks.
Must be able to frequently bend, squat, crawl and twist.
May be required to lift up to 50 pounds.
This role is with a federally contracted employer and is subject to regulations that restrict employment to US Persons only (i.e. US Citizens, lawful permanent residents, legally recognized asylees and refugees, and persons protected under INA).
Successful job candidates will be asked to provide documentation of their US Persons status.
Prospective employees must pass a drug and alcohol test and background check as pre-employment screening.