Carpenter-Shipwright (US Navy Submarine)

Carpenter-Shipwright (US Navy Submarine)

Make meaningful contributions that fuel critical outcomes for some of the most complex government, defense, and intelligence projects. Join GDIT as a Carpenter-Shipwright (US Navy Submarine) for a career where your growth is just as important as the mission you support. The SUB AIT program supports the In-Service Attack Submarines Program Office (PMS 392) under Program Executive Office Attack Submarines (PEO SSN) to achieve optimal submarine operational readiness by providing production support, component repairs and technical support to accomplish repair, maintenance, removal / installation, troubleshooting and associated testing for Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) submarine maintenance availabilities. The efforts associated with this program will help restore and maintain the material condition and modernization of the fast attack submarines of the United State Navy.

Requirements :

• 2+ years' experience performing repair work on nuclear submarines within the trade they are being assigned.
• HS / GED
• Must be US Citizen.
• Confidential Security Clearance or higher level required.

At a minimum, all personnel shall be United States citizens and shall possess a final favorable adjudicated tier 3 investigation. Contractor personnel must have a Department of War Personnel Security Clearance (PCL) at the confidential level or higher.

Carpenter (Shipwright) Shipwright (TSD A5) : Construct keel blocking, cradles, shoring, cribbing, staging and other structures to support ship repair. Includes tasks in support of nuclear / radiological work. Align and check navigation lights. Operate optical transits and auto levels. Set and align binnacle and compasses and establish benchmarks.

Carpenter (Shipwright) Tasks TSD A5 (Shipwright) : Erect and dismantle staging / scaffolding on dry docked or waterborne ships including staging around the sail, stern or within internal tanks and voids. Erect and dismantle all types of temporary platforms Build shelters and plenums and install temporary blocking. Maintain, adjust and repair staging and its associated equipment. Layout, manufacture and install temporary decking aboard ships. Regularly inspect staging for any discrepancy which may compromise safety, and takes appropriate actions to rectify identified discrepancies as required. Notify competent authority of corrective actions required.

Carpenter (Shipwright) Skill Requirements TSD A5 (Shipwright) : Trained, qualified and have experience with all tasks and components similar to that outlined for TSD A5. Qualified and experienced in operating and working from a Manlift (also known as JLG). Experienced in and able to erect, maintain, and remove pipe staging and related life rails, platforms and accesses. Trained, qualified and medically fit to wear respiratory protection devices IAW 29 CFR 1910.134 (Subpart I). Trained and qualified to wear safety harnesses and work from scaffolds / platforms where drop off will be greater than 5 feet IAW 29 CFR 1915 (Subpart I).

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