Hiring Pipefitters *Shipyard*

The pipefitter lays out, installs, and maintains vessels' piping systems, such as heat and power, hot water, hydraulic, air pressure and oil lines. They follow blueprints and use hand tools and shop machines. The pipefitter also cuts and bores holes in bulkheads and decks for installation of pipes. They operate shop machines to cut and thread pipe and pipe fittings. Pipefitters connect pipes to fixtures and test systems for leaks, ensuring that the system meets specifications. An experienced pipefitter will often work with an apprentice, sometimes called a tacker/helper. The position is characterized by problem solving and precision work. To be successful in this type of work, a pipefitter must be able to perceive pertinent detail in objects or blueprints. The above description is general in nature. A pipefitter may be required to perform additional duties not specifically described herein. HOURS: Typical hours for Pipefitter range from 40 to 70 hours per week. TRANSPORTATION: It is the responsibility of the worker to provide his or her own transportation to and from the facility. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: The pipefitter reads a layout in order to determine project requirements. This planning aspect of the job occurs contiguous with other tasks. Physical Demands: This function requires the individual to stand on a continuous basis. Some degree of visual acuity is needed when deciphering a layout. Essential Function: ... Regular and predictable attendance is required. Other reasonable duties as assigned by management. Labor One Staffing is an Equal Opportunity Employer.