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Bay Ship & Yacht Co.
Site Control Technician
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A Heavy Equipment Mechanic maintains and repairs heavy equipment like construction vehicles and fire trucks.
$67,889 / year median in California
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Site Control Technician Bay Ship & Yacht Co. - 3.4 Alameda, CA Job Details Full-time $20 - $25 an hour 18 hours ago Benefits Profit sharing Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance Life insurance Qualifications Preventative hardware maintenance Mechanical repair Working on electrical projects Electrical parts Hand tools Facilities equipment maintenance Full Job Description Join our Team and receive Great Pay and Great Benefits while performing exciting and interesting work! Bay Ship & Yacht Co. , is a modern shipyard located on the waterfront of San Francisco Bay. We provide dry-docking and repair services to commercial and government vessels, including tugboats, ferries, Coast Guard cutters, cruise ships, pilot boats, yachts, and marine vessels of all kinds. We are growing and we're looking for motivated new members to add to our team. So, if you're looking for interesting work where you can learn something new every day, grow personally and professionally, then this could be the right opportunity for you. For over 30 years we have been regarded as one of the West Coast's premiere shipyards. Bay Ship & Yacht (BSY) has an immediate job opening for the position of Site Control Technician (SCT). This unique hands-on position primarily supports our Structural Department in the mobilization, set-up, maintenance, and demobilization of equipment for an array of projects. The Site Control Technician's work contributes to the productivity at the job site by minimizing downtime due to equipment problems...in short, they have the aptitude and experience to fix things quickly and correctly! If you have mechanical chops, basic electrical knowledge, and/or welding experience coupled with the desire to build your career through training and innovation, this just might be the position you're looking for! Duties for the position include, but are not limited to: Study and achieve a full understanding of job requirements. Plan the job site set-up. Prepare a list of all required equipment & consumables. Assemble and take inventory of all equipment & consumables. Transport all equipment to the job site. Set up all equipment for optimum production efficiency. At job completion inventory, organize and return all equipment to Prod Spt. Complete the clean-up and close-out of the job site. Check-out and light-up all equipment prior to the start of the production shift. Monitor & maintain equipment in proper working order. Repair or replace equipment as required. Monitor & maintain the job site in a safe, efficient and orderly condition. Restock consumables as required. Minimize worker downtime; maximize production. Supervise lock-up of tools and shut-down of equipment at the shift end. Ensure that the next shift has tools & equipment required and a well-organized job site. 3. Work with Leadmen to continuously maintain an OSHA-safe worksite. Provide Competent Person services as required. Provide First Aid services as required. Provide OSHA standards expertise; eliminate worksite safety hazards. Ensure that full Fire Safety protection is always maintained. Accomplish the requirements of the Tank Entry Control Set-up Team procedures as required. 4. Provide on-site equipment repair service. Promptly maintain and repair equipment as necessary to minimize downtime. Replace equipment that requires shop repair and ensure that it gets repaired. Keep a stock of parts and backup equipment required to minimize downtime. Stock and maintain consumables at required inventory levels. Ensure that the equipment is properly controlled and returned to Production Support.