Employment With Global Coatings

Duties and Responsibilities

• Creates and executes project work plans and revises as appropriate to meet changing needs and requirements.
• Identifies resources needed
• Manages day-to-day operational aspects of a project and scope.
• Effectively applies our methodology and enforces project standards.
• Identifies business development and revenue opportunities as they relate to a specific project
• Facilitates team and client meetings effectively
• Possesses a thorough understanding of ship repair, in particular, US Navy and US Navy preservation
• Document all Condition Found Reports and any additional reports to the customer

Qualifications

• BS in Business Administration or Project Management and 5 years of experience in the shipyard industry with at least 1 year in a supervisory role or A minimum of 10 years of experience in shipyard industry with at least 3 years as a Superintendent
• Experience in dry docks and vessel inspections
• Computer skills in Microsoft Office Suites
• Detail oriented
• Must be authorized to work in the USA
• Must be able to access government installations
• Must pass an occupational physical, drug screen and respirator medical authorization test
• Must be able to work any assigned shift and ability to work assigned overtime
• OSHA 10 – Maritime, willingness to obtain through company-paid training

Duties and Responsibilities

• Understands and implements the required quality standards per the scope of the work package
• Responsible for the day to day production of a coatings project
• Identifies resources needed and assigns personnel, equipment and material
• Manages resource delivery schedules
• Manages shift scheduling
• Works with Project Manager to manage schedule
• Schedules subcontractors
• Maintains daily production logs
• Possesses a thorough understanding of marine coatings application, in particular, US Navy and US Navy preservation

Qualifications

• Minimum of 8 years of experience in shipyard industry with at least 3 years as a Foreman
• Experience in dry docks and vessel inspections
• Computer skills in Microsoft Office Suites
• Detail oriented
• Must be authorized to work in the USA
• Must be able to access government installations
• Must be able to walk at least 2 miles daily, crawl in tight spaces, and climb ladders and stairs without restriction
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds above head
• Must pass an occupational physical, drug screen and respirator medical authorization test
• Must be able to work any assigned shift and ability to work assigned overtime
• OSHA 10 – Maritime, willingness to obtain through company-paid training

Duties and Responsibilities

• Oversees the quality requirements of one or more projects
• Reports directly to the Quality Assurance Manager
• Actively participates in quality audits (internal and external)
• Documents objective quality evidence on one or more projects
• Maintains the required project quality and preservation records on one or more projects
• Works with the Project Team to identify and determine conformance / non-conformance of the work accomplished
• Schedule and accomplish hold point inspections (internal and external)
• Ensure the required quality standards are met on one or more projects
• Possesses a thorough understanding of marine coatings application, in particular, US Navy and US Navy preservation requirements

Qualifications

• Minimum of 10 years of experience in the marine coatings industry
• Must be AMPP (SSPC) NBPI or NACE Level 1 Certified
• Possess thorough understanding of the quality assurance requirements within the ship repair, in particular, the US Navy
• Must be authorized to work in the USA
• Must be able to access government installations
• Must be able to walk at least 2 miles daily, crawl in tight spaces, and climb ladders and stairs without restriction
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds above head
• Must pass an occupational physical, drug screen and respirator medical authorization test
• Must be able to work any assigned shift and ability to work assigned overtime
• OSHA 10 – Maritime, willingness to obtain through company-paid training

Duties and Responsibilities

• Perform evaluation and testing in various environments including but not limited to noise, illumination, atmospheric conditions (confined spaces), ensuring proper working environments are established and maintained
• Work with the Project Team to identify and eliminate potential hazards
• Evaluates and coordinates the requirement for Marine Chemist required inspections
• Maintain records on inspections and tests
• Evaluate and document EH&S conditions on one or more projects through daily inspections
• Ensure all hazardous material documentation is submitted and maintained on one or more projects
• Coordinate hazardous waste disposal with facilities
• Provide training to small groups
• Actively participates in EH&S audits (internal and external)

Qualifications

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in the shipyard industry
• 24 Hour and 8 Hour Shipyard Competent Person training
• Possess thorough understanding of the EH&S requirements within the ship repair, in particular, the US Navy
• Must be authorized to work in the USA
• Must be able to access government installations
• Must be able to walk at least 2 miles daily, crawl in tight spaces, and climb ladders and stairs without restriction
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds above head
• Must pass an occupational physical, drug screen and respirator medical authorization test
• Must be able to work any assigned shift and ability to work assigned overtime
• OSHA 10 – Maritime, willingness to obtain through company-paid training

Duties and Responsibilities

• Care and maintenance of spray painting PPE
• Secondary duties shall be scaffold installation, surface preparation, industry equipment operation, containment installation, protective covering installation, marine carpentry, cleaning, or power tool operation

3rd Class

• Set up and operate airless and conventional paint pumps
• Mixing and thinning all types of coatings as instructed in written specifications or work package
• Assist a 1st or 2nd class with coating applications IAW with specifications in all areas; with the exception of areas that require the use of the plural component paint pump
• Secondary duties shall be scaffold installation, surface preparation, industry equipment operation, containment installation, protective covering installation, marine carpentry, cleaning, or power tool operation
• Ability to accomplish all duties and responsibilities of a “Brush and Roll Painter”

2nd Class

• Responsible for coatings application IAW approved product data sheets and project specifications
• Comply with NESHAP requirements
• Complies with proper storage and precautions for paints and solvents
• Set up, operate, maintain, and troubleshoot airless and conventional paint pumps, hoses and lines
• Proficient at spraying with conventional and airless paint pumps
• Train subordinates
• Clean-up and prepare paint pumps for stowage
• Assist 1st class with coating applications IAW specifications in all areas
• Ability to accomplish all duties and responsibilities of a “3rd Class Spray Painter”

1st Class

• Set up, operate, maintain, and troubleshoot plural component paint pumps, hoses and lines
• Proficient at spraying with plural component paint pumps
• Supervise a small crew of Brush and Roll Painters
• Ability to accomplish all duties and responsibilities of a “2nd Class Spray Painter”

Qualifications

• Must be authorized to work in the USA
• Must be able to access government installations
• Must be able to walk at least 2 miles daily, crawl in tight spaces, and climb ladders and stairs without restriction
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds above head
• Must pass an occupational physical, drug screen and respirator medical authorization test
• Must be able to work any assigned shift and ability to work assigned overtime
• Create and maintain a hazard free work space
• Must be able to care for and maintain any PPE assigned to accomplish work IAW with health and safety requirements
• OSHA 10 – Maritime, willingness to obtain through company-paid training

3rd Class

• Minimum of 3 years of experience in marine coatings industry as a painter or accomplish the training requirements of a “Brush and Roll Painter” along with 2 years of experience

2nd Class

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in marine coatings industry as a painter
• Must have current AMPP (SSPC) C-12

1st Class

• Minimum of 8 years of experience in marine coatings industry as a painter
• Must have current AMPP (SSPC) C-14

Duties and Responsibilities

3rd Class

• Able to set-up and run pressure wash equipment, hoses, and lines
• Perform solvent cleaning (de-greasing)
• Able to set-up and operate
  • Blast pot or
  • UHP gun (operate with assistance of 2nd Class)
• Able to assist 2nd Class to blast areas
• Secondary duties shall be scaffold installation, surface preparation, industry equipment operation, containment installation, protective covering installation, marine carpentry, cleaning, or power tool operation
• Ability to accomplish all duties and responsibilities of a “Brush and Roll Painter”

2nd Class – Abrasive or UHP Water Jet

• Ability to accomplish all duties and responsibilities of a 3rd Class
• Train subordinates
• Able to set-up equipment, hoses and lines
  • 40,000 psi UHP equipment or
  • Abrasive blasting equipment
• Able to operate equipment properly, safely, and effectively IAW specifications
• Closed loop / self-contained and open lance equipment or
• Abrasive blasting equipment
• Complete all daily usage reporting paperwork
• Comply with environmental requirements

1st Class – Abrasive or UHP Water Jet

• Ability to accomplish all duties and responsibilities of a 2nd Class
• Supervise a small crew
• Able to troubleshoot and perform minor field repairs on the equipment
• Train 2nd Class to troubleshoot and perform minor field repairs on equipment
• Able to perform duties in a confined space when required

Qualifications

• Must be authorized to work in the USA
• Must be able to access government installations
• Must be able to walk at least 2 miles daily, crawl in tight spaces, and climb ladders and stairs without restriction
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds above head
• Must pass an occupational physical, drug screen and respirator medical authorization test
• Must be able to work any assigned shift and ability to work assigned overtime
• Create and maintain a hazard free work space
• Must be able to care for and maintain any PPE assigned to accomplish work IAW with health and safety requirements
• OSHA 10 – Maritime, willingness to obtain through company-paid training

3rd Class

• Minimum of 3 years of experience in marine coatings industry as a blaster or accomplish the requirements of a “Brush and Roll Painter” along with 2 years of experience

2nd Class

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in marine coatings industry as a blaster
• Must have current AMPP (SSPC) C-7 or AMPP (SSPC) C-13

1st Class

• Minimum of 8 years of experience in marine coatings industry as a blaster
• Meet all the qualifications of 2nd Class