Structural Fabricator- Submarine Program (Tidewater Tech)

BAE Systems•Jacksonville, FL

11d•$46,966 - $85,030•Onsite

About The Position

BAE Systems’ Jacksonville, Florida location is seeking a Fitter/Fabricator for production fitting operations in a fabrication shop. The position is associated with the Submarine Program and is open to mechanics from entry-level step 1 through step 3 and above. Work includes fitting and fabricating structural parts, deck plates, bulkheads, and foundations using Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW), and Gas Metal Arc Welding Pulse (GMAW-P) processes. The selected candidate must demonstrate the ability to complete the technical requirements outlined in NAVSEA Military Standard 1688. Employment is contingent on demonstrating that ability through technical training and obtaining and maintaining the access required for a controlled site. The position is full-time. The stated salary range is $46,966–$85,030. BAE Systems notes that individual salary is determined by factors including business considerations, local market conditions, internal equity, and candidate qualifications.

Requirements

Must be an upcoming graduate or recent graduate of Tidewater Tech.
Ability to fabricate and fit metal components and structures to precise specifications.
Ability to fabricate, assemble, and install beams, channels, angles, and plates.
Ability to work with steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.
Skill in welding, cutting, grinding, and shaping materials.
Ability to read and derive measurements and dimensions and determine material quantities.
Ability to read blueprints, section and plan drawings, and weld symbols.
Ability to use industry tools and equipment, including stop plates, dogs, strong backs, and pad eyes.
Ability to use shop equipment such as an iron worker, brake press, and plate roller.
Ability to work in a team-based environment.
Must demonstrate ability to complete technical training requirements outlined in NAVSEA Military Standard 1688.
Must obtain and maintain access to a controlled site with additional clearance requirements.

Nice To Haves

Ability to fabricate components from NAVSEA drawings with minimal direction.
Ability to use hand and power tools safely and efficiently.
Ability to pass a hands-on SMAW, FCAW, and GMAW-P fillet-weld practical test by visual testing (VT NDT).
Ability to pass an oxy-fuel torch test involving setup, cutting, and beveling.
Ability to understand, read, and interpret basic welding symbols according to Military Standard 22-D.
Working knowledge of Military Standards 1688 and 1689.
Ability to interpret and understand NAVSEA drawings and blueprints.
Good communication and interpersonal skills.
Basic reading, writing, and mathematical skills.
Previous experience using overhead cranes.
Previous experience using shop equipment such as an iron worker, brake press, and plate roller.
Ability to work weekends and a variety of shifts as needed.

Responsibilities

Fit and fabricate structural parts, deck plates, bulkheads, and foundations in a fabrication shop.
Fabricate, assemble, and install metal components and structures, including beams, channels, angles, and plates, to precise specifications.
Work with steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.
Use metalworking techniques such as welding, cutting, grinding, and shaping.
Read measurements and dimensions and determine the quantity of material needed to fabricate structures.
Read blueprints, section and plan drawings, and weld symbols.
Use industry tools and equipment, including stop plates, dogs, strong backs, and pad eyes; install, use, and remove these items.
Use shop equipment such as an iron worker, brake press, and plate roller.
Work as part of a team to complete fabrication work.
Demonstrate the ability to complete the technical requirements outlined in NAVSEA Military Standard 1688.
Obtain and maintain the required access to the controlled site.