Marine Blue Prints Jobs

This full-time Marine Electrician role within the Electrical Department at St. Johns Ship Building involves installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems for ship new builds and repairs. Key responsibilities include connecting wiring to components, testing circuits for safety and compliance, interpreting blueprints, and diagnosing malfunctions using specialized tools. The position requires working on-site in various physical conditions, including outdoor environments and elevated workspaces. The role appeals to candidates seeking hands-on technical work in a stable shipbuilding environment with opportunities to contribute to critical infrastructure projects while adhering to strict safety and quality standards.

This full-time 1st Class Marine Electrician role is based in Fourchon, Louisiana, supporting vessel and shipyard operations. The position involves installing, troubleshooting, and repairing complex electrical systems aboard marine vessels while interpreting construction drawings and technical specifications. Key duties include utilizing specialized testing equipment to ensure system functionality and collaborating with various trades to maintain seamless integration of electrical components. The role appeals to experienced professionals seeking to apply their expertise in a safety-focused environment that adheres to strict industry regulations. Candidates must possess at least five years of marine electrical experience and a strong command of electrical system operations.

This contract role places skilled Marine Electricians at the Vigor shipyard in Seattle, Washington, supporting vessel and facility electrical systems. The position involves repairing, installing, and testing circuits, motors, and control systems while interpreting blueprints and adhering to IEEE45 standards. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting PLCs, mounting power distribution panels, and performing routine maintenance on AC and DC equipment. The role offers the appeal of working on meaningful maritime projects within a dynamic environment that values safety and quality. Candidates must be U.S. citizens with prior shipyard experience and Maritime OSHA 10 certification. The schedule features diverse shifts ranging from 50 to 60 hours per week, including overtime and weekends, with opportunities for travelers.

This full-time Assembly Technician role is based at Tideman Marine in Ocala, Florida, where the team designs and manufactures high-density polyethylene boats for military and commercial use. The position requires candidates with at least four years of experience in marine, RV, or automotive manufacturing to perform advanced mechanical and electrical installations. Key responsibilities include wiring panels, installing fuel and control systems, fabricating custom components, and interpreting blueprints to ensure compliance with ABYC standards. The role offers the opportunity to work in a fast-paced, small industrial environment with a focus on high-quality production. Candidates must possess strong mechanical and electrical aptitude and be able to pass a background check and drug screening.

This role involves ship fitting within the TREO STAFFING LLC team, focusing on the precise assembly and fabrication of marine components. Key responsibilities include interpreting engineering blueprints, measuring and marking metal stock, and aligning parts using specialized tools and jigs. The position requires welding, tack-welding, and operating fabricating machines to construct complete units or subunits according to strict specifications. The opportunity is appealing due to the availability of free on-site bulk housing and flexible shift options including day and night 7-12 schedules. The work arrangement is on-site, involving physical tasks such as lifting materials with cranes and straightening warped parts.

The Environmental Specialist III role serves as the Sea Turtle Habitat Conservation Plan Program Manager within the County of Volusia's Environmental Management Division in Daytona Beach. The position oversees compliance with federal permits and local ordinances regarding beach driving, coastal construction, and sea turtle lighting protection. Key responsibilities include supervising staff and contractors, managing program budgets, conducting field inspections, reviewing environmental permits, and presenting at public hearings. This opportunity appeals to candidates passionate about marine conservation and coastal habitat protection, offering a chance to lead a dedicated team and make a tangible impact on endangered species preservation. The role requires a blend of office-based project management and fieldwork in varied weather conditions, with potential for occasional travel to other county locations.

This contract role serves as a Metrology Technician III for a heavy industrial fabricator in Vancouver, WA, supporting infrastructure and energy projects. The position involves performing high-precision measurements and alignment on large-scale structures using laser trackers and 3D scanners while interpreting complex blueprints and GD&T. Key responsibilities include directing fabrication teams during critical installations, generating deviation reports, and making real-time decisions to ensure components meet strict tolerance requirements. The role offers the appeal of working with advanced metrology software in a dynamic environment where precision directly impacts project success. It is an in-office position with occasional jobsite travel, requiring the ability to work in demanding field conditions and collaborate closely with mechanics and rigging teams.

This full-time plumber role supports Naval operations at a federal facility in Kittery, Maine, for SJS Executives, LLC. The position requires a minimum of four years of verified experience and involves inspecting, repairing, and installing complex plumbing systems, including high-pressure steam, water, and gas distribution. Key responsibilities include interpreting blueprints, performing minor welding, conducting safety inspections, and correcting workplace deficiencies. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work within a collaborative team on a secure government property while adhering to strict safety protocols. The work arrangement is on-site, requiring interaction with federal employees and service members, and necessitates a valid Real ID and successful background clearance.

This Technician role within Blue Origin Operations focuses on fabricating and maintaining fluid systems for spaceflight ground support equipment. The position involves reading engineering blueprints to build tubing and pneumatic panels, installing and troubleshooting high-pressure systems for liquid oxygen and fuel operations, and ensuring all work meets strict safety and cleanliness standards. The role appeals to problem-solvers seeking to directly impact the history of space exploration within a culture that prioritizes safety, collaboration, and inclusion. Candidates will work alongside engineers and fabricators in a fast-paced environment with flexible shift options, contributing to the mission of lowering the cost of access to space.

This senior captain role within Hornblower's Marine Operations team focuses on leading vessel crews and ensuring exceptional guest experiences. Key responsibilities include overseeing marine safety training, managing fleet documentation and regulatory compliance, and coordinating vessel docking, maintenance, and fueling schedules. The position requires maintaining high operational standards while assisting with incident reporting and crew scheduling. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment that values communication and creativity, offering the chance to work on a fleet where the mission is to provide amazing experiences. The position involves weekend and holiday availability and requires a USCG 100-ton master's license.

The Marine Electrician role involves maintaining and repairing electrical systems aboard powerboats and sailboats. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting circuits, testing equipment with specialized tools, and supervising the installation of AC/DC and electronic systems. The position also requires managing spare parts inventories and documenting maintenance histories. This opportunity offers flexible scheduling and clear career advancement paths within a maritime environment. The role appeals to candidates seeking hands-on technical work with opportunities to train others and work in diverse conditions.

The University of Hawai'i at Manoa seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor of Marine Biology within the School of Life Sciences to lead an integrative research program focused on how marine organisms respond to environmental change. The role involves developing an externally funded research agenda, mentoring graduate and undergraduate students, and teaching core courses in marine biology. This tenure-track position offers the opportunity to work at a premier research university with a unique commitment to Native Hawaiian culture and values. The position is based on the Manoa campus and emphasizes collaboration with local agencies and global change initiatives.

The Marine Services Biology Field Technician is a full-time seasonal role within the Marine Services department at EnviroScience, Inc., designed for recent or current natural science students. The position focuses on conducting freshwater mussel surveys and ecological assessments across the eastern United States. Key responsibilities include collecting and processing biological and water quality data, identifying mussel species using taxonomic guides, and managing field data electronically. The role offers hands-on experience in diverse field conditions, including adverse weather and remote locations, while also providing opportunities to assist with habitat restoration and species inventory projects. This position is ideal for individuals seeking practical field experience in a collaborative team environment with a focus on ecosystem health and environmental compliance.

The Marine Field Service Engineer role within ABB's Automation, Marine and Ports Division involves executing complex technical assignments for power generation and distribution systems on vessels and offshore facilities. Key responsibilities include installing, modifying, testing, and repairing electrical equipment such as protection relays and circuit breakers, while providing remote on-call support and recommending operational improvements to customers. The position requires frequent global travel to diverse maritime environments including drill ships and cruise vessels. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture that empowers initiative and continuous learning, offering a hybrid work model with locations in Miramar, FL or Houston, TX.

This senior-level Marine Structural Engineer role serves as a technical lead for waterfront infrastructure projects within Moffatt & Nichol's New York City office. The position focuses on developing design standards for marine structures, conducting complex structural analysis, and providing technical oversight to junior staff. Key responsibilities include collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, performing quality assurance reviews, and managing direct client interactions. The role appeals to professionals seeking to work for a globally recognized leader in port and coastal engineering. It offers a collaborative culture with extensive mentorship opportunities, comprehensive benefits including wellness programs and tuition reimbursement, and a hybrid work arrangement that is primarily office-based with occasional site visits and light travel.

This tenure-track Assistant Professor role within the School of Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatics Sciences at the University of Florida focuses on coastal, marine, and inland water remote sensing and geospatial analysis. The position combines 30% teaching and 70% research, with duties including developing an externally funded research program on aquatic resource management, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, and mentoring students in thesis and dissertation work. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment with strong partnerships across multiple university departments and state agencies. It offers the opportunity to engage in extension activities and contribute to the land-grant mission while working in a vibrant academic community in Gainesville, Florida.

The Biological Sampling Program Manager leads the design and operation of fisheries data collection programs essential for managing Virginia's marine resources. Key responsibilities include overseeing statewide biological surveys, managing the acoustic telemetry array, and supervising staff engaged in data collection and processing. The role involves conducting statistical analyses to inform fishery management actions and maintaining rigorous quality control for biological databases. This position offers the opportunity to contribute directly to science-based conservation efforts while collaborating with diverse partners including commercial harvesters, academic institutions, and inter-agency committees. The role supports a mission-driven environment focused on sustainable fisheries management and requires a blend of technical expertise and leadership skills.

This full-time Project Manager role within the Sitework division of a family-owned construction firm focuses on overseeing marine construction and demolition projects in the Greater Philadelphia area. The position involves managing the complete project lifecycle, including developing detailed schedules and cost estimates, coordinating with internal teams and external vendors, and ensuring strict adherence to quality and safety standards. Key responsibilities also include negotiating contracts, conducting site visits, and providing expert guidance on equipment and materials. The role appeals to candidates seeking a stable environment with a collaborative culture, offering opportunities for professional growth, a company vehicle, and a comprehensive benefits package including retirement matching and generous time off. The position is based on-site with regular travel to project locations.

This full-time Project Manager role supports a locally owned civil contractor with over 60 years of experience in the Greater Philadelphia area, specifically focusing on marine construction, sitework, and demolition projects. The position involves overseeing the entire project lifecycle from conception to completion, ensuring delivery within scope, budget, and schedule. Key responsibilities include developing detailed project plans and cost estimates, negotiating vendor contracts, conducting site visits to monitor quality and safety compliance, and providing expert advice on equipment and materials. The role appeals to candidates seeking a stable position with a collaborative team culture, offering opportunities for professional growth, a company vehicle, and comprehensive benefits including profit sharing and a 401k match.

The University of Hawai'i at Kapiolani Community College seeks a Biology Lecturer to join the Math & Sciences Department. This part-time, temporary role involves teaching biology courses, developing syllabi, and assessing student learning outcomes. The position requires a Master's degree in a life science field and offers the opportunity to work with diverse community college students in various formats, including online, evening, and weekend classes. The role appeals to educators interested in fostering student success through competency-based instruction and potentially engaging in local environmental service-learning. Candidates will collaborate with faculty to integrate teaching efforts within the discipline.

This full-time apprentice role supports the Federal Systems team at Johnson Controls in Norfolk, Virginia, focusing on shipboard HVAC and refrigeration equipment for the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard. The position involves maintaining, diagnosing, and repairing chilled water plants and large mechanical systems while performing preventative maintenance tasks such as belt adjustments and lubrication. The role offers immediate eligibility for benefits, three weeks of paid vacation, and the opportunity to work with mission-critical technology on over 90% of the U.S. Naval fleet. The position is based on-site in Norfolk and requires a valid driver's license and the ability to obtain government security clearances.

This role involves serving as a specialized Insurance Underwriter within the trucking and commercial lines sector for a global insurer. The position focuses on reviewing underwriting documents to approve or reject applications, evaluating account premium levels, and interpreting contracts to determine exposure risks. Key responsibilities include minimizing the impact of risk changes, overseeing loss mitigation compliance, and advising the claims department on coverage issues. The role requires a bachelor's degree and at least two years of experience in commercial auto insurance. The position offers remote work flexibility and is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment with a strong focus on work-life balance, generous paid vacation, and comprehensive health and wellness resources.