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QA Inspector

Date Posted: September 28, 2023

Requirements of the position:

  • Read/write/speak English.
  • Be efficient in excel & word documents.
  • Demonstrate basic math skills.
  • Have a HS diploma or GED.
  • Able to pass a security background check.
  • Able to pass a drug screen.
  • Must have a California driver’s license.
  • Able to work onboard ship; Climb ladders, scaffolds, work in confined spaces and on platforms off of the ground.
  • Shipboard repair experience as a civilian contractor.
  • Willing to travel as needed.

Responsibilities:

The QA Inspector is responsible for the following, as directed by management and properly trained:
  • Write and submit checkpoint callout (26-1 Form).
  • Attend IG and VG inspections.
  • Correspond with customer representatives and production department.
  • Support project requirements.
  • Generate TIPS as "prime" contractor and submit to SUPERVISOR.
  • Conduct TIP reviews with Production.
  • Ensure TIPs get closed out at the end of the jobs.
  • Ensure OQE are processed properly (i.e. submit Final Checkpoint to customer).
  • Ensure all tools needing calibration are submitted to third party supplier to get calibrated.
  • Keep calibration log and records up to date.
  • Act as internal auditor as needed.
  • Process “Approved” PCPs in-house.
  • Review PCPs, in-process.
  • Assist in maintaining equipment calibration logs and calibrated equipment records up to date.
  • Conduct preliminary visual & PT inspections.
  • Support & conduct jobsite surveillance using form QF-8213.
  • Comply with EHS and Quality policies and procedures.
  • Conduct new hire orientation and NAVSEA 009 Standards training.
  • Attend monthly PSDSRA quality sub-committee meeting.
  • Participate in Staff, QMS and some production meetings.
  • Have knowledge about shipyard safety requirements of OSHA 1915 and act as a backup.
  • Responsible for revising, keeping up to date and implementing QC procedures:
  • Measuring Devices Control
  • Test and Inspection
  • Uphold all company policies and procedures.
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Or download a PDF application and email it back to us at contracts@millermarine.us.

QA/ NDT Level II Inspector

Date Posted: September 28, 2023

Requirements of the position:

  • Read/write/speak English.
  • Demonstrate basic math skills.
  • Have a HS diploma or GED.
  • Able to pass a security background check.
  • Able to pass a drug screen.
  • Must have a California driver’s license.
  • Able to work onboard ship; Climb ladders, scaffolds, work in confined spaces and on platforms off of the ground.
  • “Hands-on” knowledge of OSHA 1915 Shipyard Safety.
  • Shipboard repair experience as a civilian contractor.
  • Become a certified NDT Level II.

Responsibilities:

The Inspector is responsible for the following, as directed by management and properly trained:
  • Conduct NDT Visual Inspections (VT) & Liquid Penetrant Inspections (PT).
  • Write NDT VT & PT reports.
  • Verify Fit-up Inspection Record before performing NDT inspection.
  • Write and submit checkpoint callouts.
  • Attend IG and VG inspections.
  • Communicate and coordinate with Supervisor’s on Inspection requirements as needed.
  • Review job specifications to identify system requirements for special system / structure as they pertain to military standards in support of contracts for bidding purposes.
  • Ability to read the work specification, verify that the information in the specification is correct by reading the print or drawing identified in the specification. Use that information to assign the proper level of control and inspection requirements.
  • Correspond with customer representatives and production department.
  • Provide support to Production for all welder qualifications.
  • Generate TIPS as "prime" contractor and submit to SUPERVISOR.
  • Conduct TIP reviews with Production.
  • Ensure TIPs get closed out at the end of the jobs.
  • Ensure OQEs are processed properly (i.e. submit Final Checkpoint to customer).
  • Assist as needed with tools needing calibration are submitted to third party supplier to get calibrated.
  • Act as internal auditor as needed.
  • Generate WPS / Job Traveler’s requests.
  • Process “Approved” PCPs in-house.
  • Review PCPs, in-process.
  • Support & conduct welding surveillance using form QF-8213.
  • Comply with EHS and Quality policies and procedures.
  • Assist as needed in new hire orientation and NAVSEA 009 Standards training.
  • Participate in QMS and daily production meetings.
  • Assist and prepare for the annual SWRMC Welding / NDT audit.
  • Have knowledge about shipyard safety requirements of OSHA 1915.
  • Assist with revising, keeping up to date and implementing QC procedures:
  • Measuring Devices Control
  • Test and Inspection
  • Conduct PCP reviews during Production Meetings, as applicable.
  • Uphold all company policies and procedures.
  • Able to conduct safety walkthroughs to ongoing projects as needed.
  • Act as Company Permit Authorizing Individual (PAI) for hot work as needed.
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Or download a PDF application and email it back to us at contracts@millermarine.us.

Outside & Inside Machinist

Date Posted: November 16, 2022

Individual must have good knowledge in all aspects of the trade and of ship terminology; must be able to work independently, or lead work teams to satisfactory accomplish an assigned task with little or no discrepancies. Has knowledge of being able to read and understand work specifications packages, blueprint reading, technical manual documents and instruction in accordance with procedures. Knowledge of equipment knows how to open work authorization forms, techniques used for outside machine operations including properly using special instruments such as inside and outside micrometers, dial indicators, Vernier calipers and others as required. Must know and demonstrate the ability to use the Navy’s Tag Out System and properly isolate work sight from supplied drawings.

Requirements of the position:

  • Read/write/speak English.
  • Demonstrate basic math skills.
  • Near vision acuity correctable to 20/20 or better.
  • Lift and carry up to 50 pounds of equipment.
  • Have a HS diploma or GED.
  • Able to pass a security background check
  • Able to pass a drug screen.
  • Must have a California driver’s license.
  • Able to work onboard ship; Climb ladders, scaffolds, work in confined spaces and on platforms off of the ground.
  • Must be able to follow specifications, blueprints, layouts, and work orders.
  • Be familiar with Navsea standard items such as 009-24, 009-12, 009-25, 009-71.
  • Individual must have good knowledge in all aspects of the trade and of ship terminology.
  • Must be able to work independently, or lead work teams to satisfactory accomplish an assigned task with little or no discrepancies.
  • Know techniques used for outside machine operations including properly using special instruments such as inside and outside micrometers, dial indicators, Vernier calipers and others as required.
  • Must know and demonstrate the ability to use the Navy’s Tag Out System and properly isolate work sight from supplied drawings.
  • Must have a complete set of tools to accomplish different varieties of work on the job site for the satisfactory completion of the assigned task as listed on the Outside Machinist tool list.

Responsibilities:

  • Overhaul, install and aligns pumps, valves, main propulsion units, ship’s main propulsion control systems, and other major auxiliary shipboard equipment, ventilating equipment, steering gear and watertight doors repairs.
  • At times required to work late at the last minute, second shift or weekends to finish task at hand.
  • Be able to use rigging equipment such as chain falls, ratchet hoists, lifting straps, shackles, eye bolts, and cables.
  • Must comply with Company safety rules and OSHA standards. Must be physically and medically qualified to wear required personal protective equipment as required for the task at hand.
  • Must be able to identify required hardware and material required for installation in the different types of systems utilized on Navy ships and reasons for usages.
  • Must have a complete set of tools to accomplish different varieties of work on the job site for the satisfactory completion of the assigned task.
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Or download a PDF application and email it back to us at contracts@millermarine.us.

Sheet Metal Fabricator/Installer

Date Posted: August 19, 2022
The Sheet Metal Mechanic / Installer is assigned to a ship superintendent/or sheet metal supervisor and is given a variety of responsibilities by the Production Manager to include an understanding of the complexity of the sheet metal repair environment with the goal of ensuring that a project is completed on time, within budget, and according to the requirements.

Requirements of the position:

  • 5 years or more experience of detailing drawing for fabrication.
  • Willing to work Overtime when required.
  • Read/write/speak English.
  • Demonstrate basic math skills.
  • Near vision acuity correctable to 20/20 or better.
  • Lift and carry up to 50 pounds of equipment.
  • Has a HS diploma or GED.
  • Able to pass a security background check.
  • Able to pass a drug screen.
  • Must have a California driver’s license.
  • Able to work onboard ship; Climb ladders, scaffolds, work in confined spaces and on platforms off the ground.
  • Must be able to follow specifications, blueprints, layouts, and work orders.
  • Can list & possess equipment and tools required to complete task / assignments.

Responsibilities:

  • Show up to jobsite on time when scheduled, follow company procedures.
  • Layout per drawing and fabricate new parts, ventilation, cabinets, etc.
  • Remove & Install MJ BLKH, ventilation for ships readiness and other ships equipment.
  • Able to follow directions per supervisor.
  • Able to read and understand specifications.
  • Provide your own tools – refer to Sheet Metal Tool List.
  • Assist QA Environmental & Safety Department during safety walkthroughs.
  • Help maintain customer satisfaction.
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Or download a PDF application and email it back to us at contracts@millermarine.us.

Marine Electrician 1/2

Date Posted: February 28, 2022

Requirements of the position:

  • Read/write/speak English
  • NAVSEA cableway certification
  • Connector fabricator certification
  • Demonstrate basic math skills
  • Near vision acuity correctable to 20/20 or better
  • Lift and carry up to 50 pounds of equipment
  • Have a HS diploma or GED
  • CPR Qualified
  • OSHA 10 Qualified
  • Able to pass a security background check
  • Able to pass a drug screen
  • Must have a California driver’s license
  • Must be able to follow specifications, blueprints, layouts, and work orders.
  • Must be able to work independently, or lead work teams to satisfactory accomplish an assigned task with little or no discrepancies

Responsibilities:

  • Understand basic Electrical and Electronic fundamentals.
  • Understand shipboard electrical systems to include both 115- and 450-volt ungrounded systems.
  • Can perform connect and disconnect of electrical gear to include pumps, motors, and controllers.
  • Be capable of Preventative Maintenance Requirements (PMS) on 3000 Series MIPS for shipboard systems.
  • Accomplish inspections and assessment of electrical equipment to include inspections of damaged or deranged electrical systems.
  • Be capable of tag out via TUMS on electrical systems as repair organization representative.
  • Conduct Electrical equipment inspections and labeling.
  • Open, pack and close MCT.
  • Order safety material as needed.
  • Accomplish all facility electrical repairs to include install conduit, electrical boxes jay boxes, light switches light fixtures, circuit breakers, wrong wire, repair controllers as needed.
  • Trouble shoot fundamental electrical components in support of AC /heating and ventilation systems repair.
  • Troubleshoot fundamental electrical component in support of Galley and Scullery shipboard systems.
  • Order material as needed to accomplish repairs of electrical systems and components.
  • Accomplish Alteration Equivalents to Repair (AER) on shipboard electrical systems, reading drawings, following installation instructions, and documenting test and inspections on modified systems.
  • Accomplish the requirements of 009-23, 009-25, 009-36 & 009-73 reports.
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Structural Supervisor

Date Posted: March 1, 2019

Job Timing: Full-time

Skill Requirements:

  • Plan the schedule and ensure material is ordered and on hand to support job requirements as outlined by the ship superintendent they are assigned to.
  • Attend Meetings to coordinate and plan with the appropriate personnel for accomplishing the job.
  • Coordinate with the Production Manager for manpower and ensuring manpower is available and/or used effectively to complete project according to time frame and budget allowance.
  • Conduct team meetings, execute plans and adjust schedules as necessary.
  • Submit daily task plan before start of shift and submit progress percentage.
  • When necessary, develop schedule of projects and forward it to ship superintendent.
  • Submit list of materials required to accomplish tasks using requisition forms.
  • Submit documentation for change orders and required reports.
  • When submitting IDRs, the Ship Superintendent shall review labor cost on new work.
  • Assist QA Environmental & Safety Department.
  • Coordinate and oversee the inspections.
  • Help maintain customer satisfaction.
  • Submit WAF with any job that invokes Standard Items.
  • Take Paint Samples with any job that invokes Standard Items.
  • TIPs list required on all jobs that invoke standard items.
  • Supervisors are responsible for submitting and following up on IDRs, required reports, and maintaining all relevant documents.
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Combination Welder (Structural & Pipe)

Date Posted: Dec 31, 2018
Job Timing: Full-time (First & Second Shift)

Requirements:

  • Be able to obtain DBIDS and access to the shipyards
  • Demonstrate the ability to setup equipment IAW weld procedures
  • Pass welding qualification and workmanship course
  • Lays out and accomplishes installations and upgrades
  • Reads and works from Basic work Specifications and drawings
  • Possess tools required for the position
  • Comply with all OSHA and Shipboard Safety requirements
  • Other duties as may be assigned
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Miller Marine holds over 150 welding certifications which apply to almost any combination of welds imaginable. These are of particular interest to our military and industrial customers but can be applied to any host of project.
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