Naval Outfitting Sheet Metal Fabricator

Are You the Fabricator Who Sees the Build Inside the Blueprint?

Do weld symbols, material callouts, and datum lines tell you a story? Can you turn flat stock into seaworthy systems that fit right the first time? Step into a role where your precision layout, shipboard installation skills, and shop know-how keep projects moving.

What You’ll Do

1. Interpret advanced ventilation assembly drawings, blueprints, and sketches—then convert them into accurate layouts and cut lists
2. Fabricate piece parts in the shop and assemble them to specification with consistent quality
3. Install foundations, ventilation, bulkheads, and shipboard furniture on board
4. Apply OSHA shipbuilding safety practices while working in a physically demanding environment

Essential Experience

• Three years as a first-class Sheet Metal Worker, including shipboard installation and sheet metal fabrication shop work
• Mastery of fractional/decimal measurements with a ruler and dependable layout (layoff) skills
• Hands-on use of small tools (electric drills, grinders, rivet guns) and shop equipment (drill press, press brake, shears)

Your Background

• Marine experience preferred
• Aircraft, industrial, or commercial sheet metal experience considered equivalent and encouraged

Extra Strengths

• Rigger/material handling experience
• Familiarity with mobile equipment such as JLGs and scissor lifts

If you’re driven by accuracy, craftsmanship, and safe execution, this is where your skills make a visible impact on every hull and compartment you touch.