• Performs layout fabrication assembly, installation, operation, modification, and testing of experimental components, materials, apparatus and equipment at an advanced level.
• Must have working knowledge and understanding of shipboard and industrial work practices on military bases and facilities.
• Must be able to read, work and interpret shipboard drawings/diagrams.
• Sets up and operates equipment, test apparatus, test equipment, and related equipment.
• Drafts detail drawings or sketches for drafting room completion or to request parts.
• Devises, fabricates and assembles new or modified mechanical components or assemblies.
• Evaluates the form, fit, and function of components, apparatus and equipment for adherence to project objectives.
• Records test procedures and results, performs routine analysis and calculations, and makes recommendations for changes in equipment, product or test method.
• May provide guidance and work leadership to less-experienced technicians.
• Participates in special projects as required.
• Performs technical tasks toward the development or testing of machinery and equipment.

Education:

• Requires an associate degree or the equivalent combination of education, technical training or work experience.
• Technical or vocational training preferred.
• One or more professional certifications may be required, depending on job assignment.
• Requires a High School Diploma or GED

Qualifications:

• 3+ years of related experience fabricating, maintaining, some rigging, and repairing mechanical components.
• Must be able to obtain a DBIDS Badge for access to Naval Bases, Naval Facilities, and private shipyards (BAE, NASSCO, etc.)
• Must be an US Citizen.
• Travel may be required