Marine Mechanic (Outside Machinist) - Skilled

Posted 7 days ago

general dynamicsGroton (CT)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$31.61 - $41.14 per hour

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About the role

Marine Mechanic (Outside Machinist)The Outside Machinists are responsible for all shipboard mechanical work that takes place in Electric Boat's Groton shipyard. Tasks include on-hull machining, component installation, support testing of mechanical components, lay-out of weldments, shafting, propulsion plant installations, pumps, valving, weapons and communication systems. Diligent execution of all certification paperwork associated with mechanical installations is critical aspect of our work. D242's work is primarily shipboard, internal and external to submarine hulls and limited ship work. Off-site and radiological work also exists.
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision 401K Plan Paid Vacation and holidays Shift Premium Health and Wellness Programs Commuter/Van Services Tuition Reimbursement Program Safety Boot Reimbursement Program Hourly Rates from $31.61 - $41.14 Electric Boat is the premier designer and builder of nuclear powered submarines for the US Navy and we are experiencing a period of unprecedented growth! We are looking for people who want to learn and grow within our Outside Machinists Department as we continue to build the most advanced submarines.
Responsibilities: Mechanical ability Ability to read blueprints/schematics Proficiency with hand and power tools Problem solving skills Critical thinking skills
Qualifications
Required: Must have a High School Diploma or GED or 2+ years relevant technical experience 5+ years of relevant experience Must be available for all shifts.
Preferred: Successful completion of the Eastern CT Workforce Investment Board Manufacturing Pipeline Initiative Training Program Significant emphasis will be provided to applicants with nuclear and/or radiological work experience and those who have graduated from technical programs for mechanical trades.

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