Venture Dynamics
Job Description
Job Description
Overview: We are hiring skilled
Shipfitters
in
South Georgia
to support high-priority
naval submarine production
and shipbuilding programs. This is a
temp-to-hire
opportunity for individuals with structural layout, blueprint reading, and shipboard fabrication experience. Candidates must be technically competent, reliable, and capable of performing in both physical and classroom-based evaluations. Key Responsibilities: Layout, fabricate, assemble, and install
bulkheads ,
foundations ,
frames ,
structures , and
deck packages Interpret
blueprints ,
assembly drawings , and
frame references Perform structural alignment using
jacks ,
wedges , and
clips Carry out
tack welding
of structural components as needed Use tools including
grinders ,
torches ,
needle scalers , and hand tools Perform
burning ,
plasma arc cutting , and safe torch operation Understand and comply with
Work Authorization Form (WAF)
requirements and hot work safety rules Follow all procedures outlined in technical manuals, test documents, and drawings Maintain safe, clean, and efficient workspaces at all times Technical & Assessment Requirements: All candidates must pass a
timed open-book written test
and demonstrate
strong academic and comprehension skills . The assessment includes: Blueprint reading:
Identify components on drawings including assemblies and frame references Weld symbol recognition:
Understand and identify the:
All-around symbol Fillet ,
bevel , and
double bevel
symbols Near
and
far side
of reference lines
Defect recognition:
Identify
base metal defects
and
weld discontinuities
(per NAVSEA 248 training) While no practical fit test is currently required, candidates may be asked about their ability to perform hands-on layout and fitting tasks. Minimum Qualifications: 5+ years
of shipfitting, structural fabrication, or related shipyard experience High school diploma or GED equivalent Must be a
U.S. citizen
and be able to pass a background check for security clearance requirements Own standard shipfitter tool set (tool list provided) Ability to work
all shifts
and
overtime
as required Proficient with
hand tools ,
blueprint reading , and
layout techniques Experience in
confined spaces , at
heights , and in varying environmental conditions Capable of lifting
50 lbs Familiar with
shipboard workspaces , WAF procedures, and safety compliance Preferred Qualifications: Background in
military shipbuilding ,
submarine production , or
fabrication work Completion of a
technical or trade program ,
apprenticeship , or military training Experience working from technical manuals, weld specs, and diagrams Familiar with
metal defects ,
fabrication tolerances , and shipyard safety protocols Valid or eligible for a
U.S. passport Willingness to travel up to
30% Physical & Vision Requirements: Able to climb, crawl, kneel, stoop, and lift regularly throughout the shift Must pass
Jaeger J1 vision
and
Ishihara color vision
tests (with or without correction) Comfortable working aboard marine vessels and in dusty, hot, cold, or noisy areas Work Environment & Reporting: Reports directly to Shop Supervisor Works in a collaborative team environment with other shipfitters and trades Responsible for safety, productivity, and quality on all assigned tasks Must maintain a professional work ethic and readiness for physically demanding conditions
Job Description
Overview: We are hiring skilled
Shipfitters
in
South Georgia
to support high-priority
naval submarine production
and shipbuilding programs. This is a
temp-to-hire
opportunity for individuals with structural layout, blueprint reading, and shipboard fabrication experience. Candidates must be technically competent, reliable, and capable of performing in both physical and classroom-based evaluations. Key Responsibilities: Layout, fabricate, assemble, and install
bulkheads ,
foundations ,
frames ,
structures , and
deck packages Interpret
blueprints ,
assembly drawings , and
frame references Perform structural alignment using
jacks ,
wedges , and
clips Carry out
tack welding
of structural components as needed Use tools including
grinders ,
torches ,
needle scalers , and hand tools Perform
burning ,
plasma arc cutting , and safe torch operation Understand and comply with
Work Authorization Form (WAF)
requirements and hot work safety rules Follow all procedures outlined in technical manuals, test documents, and drawings Maintain safe, clean, and efficient workspaces at all times Technical & Assessment Requirements: All candidates must pass a
timed open-book written test
and demonstrate
strong academic and comprehension skills . The assessment includes: Blueprint reading:
Identify components on drawings including assemblies and frame references Weld symbol recognition:
Understand and identify the:
All-around symbol Fillet ,
bevel , and
double bevel
symbols Near
and
far side
of reference lines
Defect recognition:
Identify
base metal defects
and
weld discontinuities
(per NAVSEA 248 training) While no practical fit test is currently required, candidates may be asked about their ability to perform hands-on layout and fitting tasks. Minimum Qualifications: 5+ years
of shipfitting, structural fabrication, or related shipyard experience High school diploma or GED equivalent Must be a
U.S. citizen
and be able to pass a background check for security clearance requirements Own standard shipfitter tool set (tool list provided) Ability to work
all shifts
and
overtime
as required Proficient with
hand tools ,
blueprint reading , and
layout techniques Experience in
confined spaces , at
heights , and in varying environmental conditions Capable of lifting
50 lbs Familiar with
shipboard workspaces , WAF procedures, and safety compliance Preferred Qualifications: Background in
military shipbuilding ,
submarine production , or
fabrication work Completion of a
technical or trade program ,
apprenticeship , or military training Experience working from technical manuals, weld specs, and diagrams Familiar with
metal defects ,
fabrication tolerances , and shipyard safety protocols Valid or eligible for a
U.S. passport Willingness to travel up to
30% Physical & Vision Requirements: Able to climb, crawl, kneel, stoop, and lift regularly throughout the shift Must pass
Jaeger J1 vision
and
Ishihara color vision
tests (with or without correction) Comfortable working aboard marine vessels and in dusty, hot, cold, or noisy areas Work Environment & Reporting: Reports directly to Shop Supervisor Works in a collaborative team environment with other shipfitters and trades Responsible for safety, productivity, and quality on all assigned tasks Must maintain a professional work ethic and readiness for physically demanding conditions