Careers

Shipyard Manager/Supervisor:

• Responsible for overseeing overall operations in the shipyard.
• Coordinates with different departments to ensure smooth workflow.
• Manages budgets, schedules, and resources.

Naval Architect:

• Designs and plans the structural and technical aspects of ships.
• Ensures vessels meet safety and performance standards.
• Collaborates with engineers and shipbuilders.

Ship Design Engineer:

• Develops detailed design plans for ship construction.
• Works closely with naval architects to implement design specifications.
• Utilizes computer-aided design (CAD) software.

Marine Engineer:

• Focuses on the mechanical systems of ships, including propulsion and power generation.
• Designs, installs, and maintains engine and propulsion systems.
• Conducts inspections and troubleshoots technical issues.

Welder:

• Joins and cuts metal components to build or repair ship structures.
• Utilizes various welding techniques, such as arc welding or gas welding.
• Ensures welds meet industry and safety standards.

Shipfitter:

• Assembles and fits steel parts to construct the framework of a ship.
• Reads and interprets blueprints and specifications.
• Works closely with welders and other craftsmen.

Pipefitter:

• Installs and repairs piping systems on ships.
• Reads and interprets piping diagrams.
• Ensures proper functioning of all piping components.

Electrician:

• Installs and maintains electrical systems on ships.
• Troubleshoots and repairs electrical issues.
• Follows safety standards for marine electrical work.

Rigger:

• Sets up and maintains rigging equipment for lifting heavy loads.
• Coordinates the movement of large components within the shipyard.
• Ensures safety during lifting operations.

Quality Control Inspector:

• Inspects materials and workmanship to ensure compliance with specifications.
• Conducts tests and checks for quality assurance.
• Works with various departments to address non-compliance issues.

Health and Safety Officer:

• Ensures that all safety regulations and procedures are followed.
• Conducts safety training for workers.
• Investigates and reports accidents or incidents.

Project Manager:

• Manages specific ship construction or repair projects.
• Coordinates with various departments to meet project goals.
• Monitors budgets, timelines, and resources.

Diver/Underwater Welder:

• Performs underwater welding and cutting for ship repairs.
• Inspects and repairs ship structures below the waterline.
• Requires specialized training in both diving and welding.

Logistics and Materials Coordinator:

• Manages the logistics of materials and equipment required for ship construction or repair.
• Coordinates with suppliers and internal departments for timely deliveries.
• Monitors inventory levels and orders as necessary.