Test & Trials Workers
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Job description
Test & Trials Workers are responsible for performing operational, functional, and performance testing on shipboard systems. You will support commissioning, diagnose issues, document results, and assist during dock trials and sea trials., * Commission, troubleshoot, and operate engines, pumps, valves, HVAC, and auxiliary systems
- Perform flushing, alignment, calibration, and system checks
- Read and interpret pressure/temperature/flow data
- Conduct operational and demonstration tests
- Support sea trials, stand watch, and coordinate with test teams
- Follow all LOTO and safety procedures
Electrical Test & Trials Responsibilities
- Perform full electrical testing on shipboard systems
- Troubleshoot and rewire motors, VFDs, controllers, transformers, relay panels, alarms
- Diagnose issues preventing system testing
- Use meters to verify voltage, amperage, resistance, continuity
- Document deficiencies and test results
- Support integrated testing with mechanical teams
Requirements
Do you have experience in Test technical issue troubleshooting?, West Hill Staffing Group is seeking experienced Test & Trials personnel to support Pascagoula. MS based during vessel commissioning, system testing, and sea trials. These roles require high-level mechanical or electrical troubleshooting skills, strong shipyard experience, and the ability to perform under pressure in a fast-moving environment., * 4+ years shipyard or marine system experience (mechanical or electrical)
- Ability to read schematics, drawings, and technical documentation
- Strong troubleshooting and commissioning skills
- Must be able to work in confined spaces and at heights
- Must pass all pre-employment screenings
- Overtime and sea trial availability required
Benefits & conditions
$1,700 - $1,800 a week - Temporary, Full-time, Contract, Competitive pay based on experience Overtime available Per diem may be available for qualified travelers
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Pay: $1,700.00 - $1,800.00 per week