FAB SHOP MECHANIC (MACH OPER)

Huntington Ingalls•Pascagoula, MS

2d•$36•Onsite

About The Position

Precision. Power. Craftsmanship. Become a Fab Shop Mechanic / Machine Operator. Do you take pride in operating industrial machines, fabricating metal components, and keeping equipment running at peak performance? Ingalls Shipbuilding is seeking skilled Fab Shop Mechanics and Machine Operators who want to bring their mechanical ability and fabrication experience to America’s Shipyard. As a Fab Shop Mechanic / Machine Operator, you’ll support the machining and fabrication of critical metal components used throughout the construction of the U.S. Navy’s most advanced vessels. From operating heavy machinery to performing equipment maintenance, your work directly contributes to the quality, accuracy, and reliability of shipbuilding operations. If you're ready to advance your craft skills in a world‑class manufacturing environment, a career at Ingalls Shipbuilding — Mississippi’s largest private employer — is waiting.

Requirements

Experience operating industrial machinery or working in a fabrication/mechanical shop
Ability to read and interpret measurements, drawings, and basic blueprints
Skill with mechanical tools, fabrication equipment, and shop safety practices
Commitment to safety, quality, and teamwork
Willingness to work in an active industrial environment and continue building your craft skills
3-5 years experience

Responsibilities

Operate fabrication shop machinery such as presses, shears, rollers, saws, grinders, and other metalforming equipment
Perform mechanical maintenance and basic troubleshooting on shop equipment to ensure safe and efficient operation
Fabricate, cut, shape, and prepare metal components according to specifications, drawings, and blueprints
Verify measurements, maintain accuracy, and inspect completed work for quality standards
Support production needs in an industrial environment with varying tasks and priorities
Work in shop and shipyard environments that may include noise, heat, and active machining areas