Label Installer (Test & Trials)

Shift: All

About the Role

Installation of multiple metal photo labels showing component identification in line with ship specification system diagrams (e.g., fuel oil, lube oil, JP-5, hydraulic oil, seawater, chill water, refrigerant, fire main). Color-code painting of system valve handles per ship specification drawings. Each system has a designated color code representing the liquid in use; valve handles are to be painted throughout the ship as specified. Pipe wrap system identification using designated color-coded decals. Stencil paint identification of materials in accordance with ship specification drawings. Perform other related tasks as assigned, some of which may become essential to the position.

Responsibilities

• Installation of metal photo label plates on vessel machinery, vents, doors, hatches, fire stations, electrical and power equipment, and other related areas throughout the ship.
• Pipe wrap system and flow identification.
• Valve handle color code paint identification.
• Stencil paint material throughout the vessel.
• Manufacture and package labels according to requirements and instructions.
• Perform housekeeping, including sweeping, in all work areas.
• Attend safety, quality, and/or process improvement meetings as required.
• Other tasks may be assigned relevant to the trade.

Requirements

• Previous experience or training is recommended.
• Familiarity with reading ship specification system drawings, system identification, manufacturing and packaging of labels, and all shipboard systems including mechanical, electrical, pipe, damage control, aviation, ordinance, ventilation, steam, fuel oil, lube oil, etc.
• Ability to understand written and verbal instructions, hear warning signals, and read and comprehend safety instructions, regulations, and warnings.
• Ability to work at heights, in confined spaces, and on any shift.
• Ability to work well with others and follow safety standards.

Physical and Environmental Demands

• Works in all areas of the shipyard and on board ships requiring repetitive or prolonged bending, stooping, kneeling, squatting, climbing, standing, walking, balancing, pushing, pulling, seeing, hearing, and manual and finger dexterity.
• Routinely performs work in physically awkward and demanding positions including climbing ladders or equipment, reaching above the shoulder or out in front, occasionally lowering self into confined spaces, and crawling through small openings as needed.
• Must maintain general safety awareness by hearing warning signals, reading and comprehending safety instructions, and avoiding hazards commonly present in the work area.
• Exposure to fumes, odors, dust, gases, various climates and temperatures, and low ventilation conditions, all of which may cause discomfort and/or respiratory difficulties.
• Exposure to constantly moving machines and mechanical parts and high levels of constant noise.

Materials, Tools, and Equipment

• Stencil machines, metal punches, metal shears, taps, and various hand and power tools.
• Personal protective equipment required.

Pay

$33.10 - $34.43 per hour. This pay range is a reasonable estimate of the hourly range for this role, taking into account factors such as skill sets, experience, training, and education.

Benefits

• Medical and dental insurance coverage.
• 401(k) retirement savings plan.
• Flexible spending accounts/HSAs.
• Life and disability insurance.
• Company-paid holidays and paid time off (PTO).
• Wellness coaching.
• Onsite health services.