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West Hill Staffing Group

Shipyard Pipe Installation Specialist

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Shipyard Pipe Installation Specialist Pay:
$52 per hour and $180 day per diem Is this you? Do you excel at turning complex blueprints into precise pipe routes? Are you comfortable installing valves, fittings, and supports in tight spaces and at elevation? Can you keep quality high while helping a team hit aggressive build schedules across multiple shifts? What You'll Do Lay out, fit, and install marine piping systems made from steel, galvanized pipe, copper, copper‑nickel, and stainless steel. Install and align valves, fittings, and related components in accordance with drawings, arrangements, and blueprints. Use hand and power tools plus measuring instruments to verify fit, alignment, and final installation quality. Work in a shipyard environment that includes heights, confined areas, and changing weather conditions. Support production and coordinate with other crafts across multiple shifts to meet ship construction deadlines. Follow strict safety practices at all times. What You Bring Hands‑on experience in pipefitting within marine, industrial, or petro‑chemical environments. Ability to read and interpret system layouts, drawings, and blueprints. Skill with a range of piping materials and associated components. A safety‑first mindset and a strong team orientation. Must Have 3 yrs of marine, industrial or petro‑chemical pipefitting experience Proficiency Check Shop Math Skills Blueprint Reading Marine Shipbuilding