What are the responsibilities and job description for the 2nd Class Outside Machinist position at Bollinger Shipyards?
Job Title: 2nd Class Outside Machinist
Location: Larose, LA
Position Overview: A 2nd Class Outside Machinist is a skilled tradesperson specializing in the assembly, installation, and maintenance of complex mechanical systems typically found in marine environments.
Key Responsibilities
Location: Larose, LA
Position Overview: A 2nd Class Outside Machinist is a skilled tradesperson specializing in the assembly, installation, and maintenance of complex mechanical systems typically found in marine environments.
Key Responsibilities
- Performs necessary machine work including dismantling, repairing, and reassembling of light and heavy machinery.
- Obtains a series of accurate measurements and subsequently positions equipment to precise tolerances.
- Installs ship machinery such as propelling machinery and auxiliary motors using blueprints and hand tools.
- Lays out passage holes on bulkheads, decks, and other surfaces for connections.
- Drills and secures the installed piece of equipment into place.
- Cleans up and maintains assigned work area.
- Determines methods of fabrication, assembly, and installation of various machinery and equipment.
- Minimum of four (4) years of marine experience with a similar position.
- Able to read and interpret standard construction drawings, specifications, and other technical publications.
- Good working knowledge of system start-up procedures, propulsion system alignment, and machinery plants.
- Familiar with all aspects of craft-specific marine construction from design through installation and operational testing.
- Versed in applicable commercial specifications and standards.
- Knowledge of how to use necessary tools and equipment (i.e. calipers, micrometers, heavy jacks, chain falls, torch, etc.)
- Familiar with some aspects of welding.
- Basic knowledge in repairing propulsion drive line components.
- Basic knowledge of standard marine practice and general specifications for repair.
- Proficiency in reading and interrupting technical drawings.
- Understanding of marine propulsion construction techniques and best practices.
- Ability to use precision tools and equipment effectively.
- Good problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
- Ability to work independently or as part of a team.
- Effective communication skills to collaborate with other team members and departments.