This is an entry level position to work in the Shipfitting Trade. Applicants may be assigned any S40 Trade tasks, but will initially be assigned to assist in basic S40 trade functions including (but not limited to): fabrication and installation of items made from steel, stainless steel and aluminum, or assist a more experienced S40 in more complex fabrication and installation operations. Additionally, this entry level position would be involved in many types of prep work and grinding in way of part installation in all areas.
Required – High School Diploma or GED.
Preferred – Technical or Vocational training in steel fabrication and/or carpentry trade.
Required – Must have some experience working with metal, hand tools, and power tools.
Required – Must be able to read a tape measure, perform basic layout and perform simple math calculations.
Required – Must meet the requirements of the S40 physical task analysis.
Preferred – Ability to read blue prints.
Bath Iron Works builds some of the world’s most formidable ships. Since 1884, we have delivered more than 425 ships to the world’s naval and commercial fleets. Today, Bath Iron Works is building naval ships with the same dedication. We are the lead designer and builder of the Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer, one of the most technologically advanced and capable surface combatants ever built. We are also one of the partners for the Zumwalt class, the Navy's next-generation, multi-mission naval surface combatant.
Bath Iron Works is the leader in surface ship design and construction with a reputation for innovation and quality that sets the standards for the industry. Our products are the most technologically advanced naval ships in the world.
We're located on the coast of Maine in the City of Bath. This region offers unlimited recreational activities. You can enjoy kayaking, sailing, snowboarding, skiing, bicycling, and hiking the Appalachian Trail. Maine is also known for its support of the arts and is rich with cultural opportunities. And Maine is one of the best places in the U.S. to raise a family. We're 2.5 hours from Boston and 45 minutes from Maine's largest city, Portland. See http://www.maine.gov for many more details.