
12/27/2022
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Happy Holidays!
The Strength Behind the Fleet.
Operating as usual
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Happy Holidays!
From all of us at Virginia Ship Repair Association, Happy Holidays!
Marine Insulator
NOTE: The following description is a GENERAL Overview of this career and not a description of a particular job posting.
Marine Insulators apply insulation and covering to piping/machinery for water systems, AC, refrigeration, and steam machinery, bulkheads and overheads. This allows ship systems to function at peak capacity while keeping ship personnel remain comfortable and safe from exposure to extreme heat or cold. Marine Insulators become skilled with hand-tools such as knives, wire cutters, saws, and tape measures. They are responsible for handling and applying rubber, fiberglass hullboard, pipe sections made of fiberglass or calcium silicate, fiberglass tape/cloth, adhesives and Tempmatt.
Marine Insulator positions typically require a high school diploma.
Marine Insulator careers typically require the ability to :
- Demonstrate high-quality craftsmanship
- Pass a drug test
- Obtain a security clearance
- Be reliable and punctual
Previous experience is preferred and sometimes required.
Search our job board at:
www.ShipRepairJobs.com
Find information on training at:
www.ShipRepairTraining.com
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We would like to recognize our Runners-Up Tradespersons of the Year! Great job guys!
The Hampton Roads Planning District is a great source for information on regional initiatives, and a great way to track regional efforts. We ask that you please follow them on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hrpdcva
The Hampton Roads Planning District Commission (HRPDC), one of 21 Planning District Commissions in the Commonwealth of Virginia, is a regional organization representing the sixteen local governments in southeastern Virginia.
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Happy Holidays! This Holiday Greeting features our VSRA President Bill Crow, Sr. Tradesperson Scott Perkins of General Dynamics NASSCO-Norfolk and Jr. Tradesperson John Howard Jr. of BAE Sytems Norfolk Ship Repair.
Thank you to all our VSRA volunteers! Fantastic job ladies and gentlemen, we couldn't do it without you!
Be sure to check our website for all job postings at:
www.ShipRepairJobs.com
Information on at:
www.ShipRepairTraining.com
2022 Five Star Family Recognition Luncheon.
Congratulations to the
Burton, Robertson, Ergus, Gassenmeyer, and Clapsaddle Families!
We at Virginia Ship Repair salute your service to our country and communities.
Congratulations to our 2022 Tradespersons of the Year!
Entry Level Shipyard Labor
NOTE: The following description is a GENERAL Overview of this career and not a description of a particular job posting.
The path to a career often begins with a position as a Firewatch, Trade Helper or Apprentice. Apprentice programs are rigorous, and workers are often more successful if they begin in an entry-level position first to obtain some key critical skills and knowledge such as:
- Learning the words and terms used in shipyards that aren't used in other workplaces
- Learning about basic tools and their proper use
- Learning about the variety of trades jobs available so the worker can choose a position best suited to their interests
These occupations usually require a high school diploma & drug screening.
Job Training: Employees in these occupations need anywhere from a few months to one year of working with experienced employees. A recognized program may be associated with these occupations.
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www.ShipRepairJobs.com
From the Staff at VSRA, Happy Thanksgiving!
Virginia Ship Repair Association (VSRA) has partnered with the Hampton Roads Workforce Council (HRWC) on an exciting new program to provide Marine Trade Training and career opportunities in Welding. For more information on how to begin your training and new career in the Ship Repair industry visit www.ShipRepairTraining.com or www.TheWorkforceCouncil.org
Congratulations to our 2022 Tradesperson of the Year!
Jr Tradesperson John Howard Jr of BAE NSR, and Sr Tradesperson Scott Perkins of General Dynamics NASSCO-Norfolk. Congratulations to our Runners Up, Christopher "CJ' McAndrews of Tecnico Corporation and Joseph Rodriguez of General Dynamics NASSCO-Norfolk. Job Well Done to all the Nominees!!
Shipyard Riggers assemble and install rigging gear such as cables, ropes, pulleys and winches to lift, lower, move or position machinery, structural steel and other heavy objects. They use weight handling equipment such as fork trucks, cranes, wire ropes (all types), end fittings, slings, winches, chain falls, boat slings, boat davits, and horizontal and verticals pad-eyes. The experienced Rigger will normally be able to perform all the following tasks: examine objects to be moved, estimate their size, shape and weight and decide on the type of equipment necessary; erect a temporary jib or derrick if required, and install cables, pulleys and other tackle; choose or make slinging equipment and attach it to the load; erect cranes and mobile crane booms, increase the height of tower cranes by bolting component parts in place, and rigging cables; splice ropes and cables to make slings and tackle; erect structural steel for buildings under construction; erect panels used on facades; and inspect, maintain and repair equipment of trade.
www.ShipRepairJobs.com
www.ShipRepairTraining.com
Browse Ship Repair Industry Education opportunities online!
Find trade and professional programs offered in Hampton Roads for future Ship Repair workers. Learn more at https://www.virginiashiprepair.org/FutureWorkforce.aspx!
It's time to find a career path in welding! Click and watch the link below!
Virginia Ship Repair Association (VSRA) has partnered with the Hampton Roads Workforce Council (HRWC) on an exciting new program to provide Marine Trade Training and career opportunities in Welding. For more information on how to begin your training and new career in the Ship Repair industry visit www.ShipRepairTraining.com or www.TheWorkforceCouncil.org
Welder applies appropriate welding processes to join, surface, fabricate, or repair parts of metal or other weldable materials for production. Lays out and marks position pieces on parts or subassemblies using rule, square, scribe or templates. Fits by hand or position pieces to be welded into jigs, holding fixtures, guides, and steps using measuring instruments and / or hand tools. May perform fitting, welding, and silver brazing on shipboard piping systems on all types of metals. Must possess knowledge and experience in the set up and operation of machines and tools to include: mig welder, tig welder, plasma arc cutter, gas cutter, carbon arc cutter, bandsaw, drill press etc. to cut and weld parts to specifications. Uses hand tools such as grinders, needle guns, clamps, fixtures, calipers, scribes, combination squares etc. Basic knowledge of weld theory to include the following processes: SMAW, GMAW, GTAW and / or Silver Brazing. Some basic knowledge of ferrous / non ferrous metals and the ability to read / interpret blueprints required. May be assigned the duties and responsibilities of other positions for which qualifications are met.
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www.ShipRepairTraining.com
Happy Birthday to our U.S. NAVY! "On Watch 24/7 for 247 Years" which highlights our Navy's enduring ability to remain fully ready to respond to and effectively deter emergent treats.
Shipyard Riggers assemble and install rigging gear such as cables, ropes, pulleys and winches to lift, lower, move or position machinery, structural steel and other heavy objects. They use weight handling equipment such as fork trucks, cranes, wire ropes (all types), end fittings, slings, winches, chain falls, boat slings, boat davits, and horizontal and verticals pad-eyes. The experienced Rigger will normally be able to perform all the following tasks: examine objects to be moved, estimate their size, shape and weight and decide on the type of equipment necessary; erect a temporary jib or derrick if required, and install cables, pulleys and other tackle; choose or make slinging equipment and attach it to the load; erect cranes and mobile crane booms, increase the height of tower cranes by bolting component parts in place, and rigging cables; splice ropes and cables to make slings and tackle; erect structural steel for buildings under construction; erect panels used on facades; and inspect, maintain and repair equipment of trade.
www.ShipRepairJobs.com
www.ShipRepairTraining.com
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The Maritime Academy of Hampton High School is a specialized program designed to expose students to a wide rage of careers in the maritime industry and prepare them for 21st century careers in the industry.
This student, Dravon Johnson, who is in Mr. Dunn's Technical Drawing class shares his simple Ship Design. Learning is to design is the first step. Mr. Johnson represents the next generation of Ship Repairers. Fine job young man, keep up the good work!
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www.ShipRepairJobs.com
The first of the four series have launched. Register today to ensure your spot!
https://www.virginiashiprepair.org/Event/1859/Contracts-Seminar-Prime-and-Subcontractor-Perspectives
Prospective Marine Trade Training Students must meet the following minimum criteria:
Drug Free: Applicants will be subject to a drug screening prior to enrolling in any MTT course.
Background Check: Applicants may also be asked to submit to a background check prior to entering the MTT program. Students exiting the program will need to qualify for security access in order to work in the Ship Repair & Shipbuilding industry.
At least 18-years old: Due to safety requirements, students must be at least 18 to enter the program.
Reliable Transportation: Attendance is mandatory throughout the program, so participants will need access to reliable transportation to get to and from class on time every day.
Citizenship: Due to government restrictions, this course is only open to United States Citizens
Learn more about what it takes to get started at www.ShiprRpairTraining.com
www.ShipRepairJobs.com
10 Days! YES, that's right 10 DAYS away!
Register now to ensure your spot!
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Virginia Ship Repair Association (VSRA) has partnered with the Hampton Roads Workforce Council (HRWC) on an exciting new program to provide Marine Trade Training and career opportunities in Welding. For more information on how to begin your training and new career in the Ship Repair industry visit www.ShipRepairTraining.com or www.TheWorkforceCouncil.org
15 Days! Register now to ensure your spot!
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This Sunday, September 11th marks 21 years since the 9-11 Terror Attacks.
The USS NEW YORK-LPD 21 was built with over 7-tons of Steel that was forged into the hull of this warship from the rubble of the 9-11 Twin Towers.
21 Days! Register now to ensure your spot!
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Marine Welders are skilled laborers who use a variety of equipment and methods to permanently join together various metal parts. Marine Welders will typically perform manual welding procedures using Shielded Metal Arc welding (SMAW) or Oxy-Acetylene torches, or use semiautomatic systems such as wire feeder machines. Marine Welders must be able to set up and use this equipment in a variety of positions (such as flat, vertical, horizontal, and overhead). Marine Welding methods include Arc, Metal Inert Gas (MIG), Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG), Submerged Arc, Carbon Arc, and Gas (Oxy-Acetylene). Certified Marine Welders must be able to perform pre- and post-heating, induction heating, surface hardening, stress relieving, and welding inspections. Skilled welders will also perform soldering and brazing operations. Standard metals that Marine Welders join together include all types of steels, aluminum, copper, monel, copper-nickel, bronzes, and cast iron. Each level of skilled Marine Welder (3rd, 2nd, 1st) will require Quality Assurance (QA) certifications.
The USS NEW YORK-LPD 21 was built with over 7-tons of Steel that was forged into the hull of this warship from the rubble of the 9-11 Twin Towers.
Can you imagine the pride in standing at the pier watching it leave the knowing you had a hand in making this ship come to fruition? You don’t have to imagine that if you worked in the because you are !
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You can have a future in the !
Hear our 2019 Tradesperson Of The Year Axel Leon tell the story of his career in the ship repair industry. Start your own ship repair story at ShipRepairJobs...
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VSRA partners with Tidewater Community College to train entry-level workers for careers in Ship Repair & Shipbuilding. Learn more at ShipRepairTraining.com!
VSRA partners with Tidewater Community College to train entry-level workers for careers in Ship Repair & Shipbuilding. Learn more at ShipRepairTraining.com!
Register now to ensure your spot!
https://www.virginiashiprepair.org/Event/1798/26th-Annual-Safety-Health-Seminar
Just a little over a month until our VSRA 26th Annual Safety & Health Seminar, get in your sponsorships now!
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are skilled laborers who use a variety of equipment and methods to permanently join together various metal parts. will typically perform manual welding procedures using Shielded Metal Arc welding (SMAW) or Oxy-Acetylene torches, or use semiautomatic systems such as wire feeder machines.
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www.ShipRepairJobs.com
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Gain the entry-level skills needed to get started in the Ship Repair Industry with the Marine Trade Training Program! Learn what it takes to get started! To learn more about enrollment requirements, visit www.shiprepairtraining.com #ShipRepairJobs #VSRF #Welding #Pipefitting #Coatings #MarineElectrical #OutsideMachinist #SheetMetal #HamptonRoadsVA #JobsHamptonRoads #VirginiaShipRepairJobs #Jobs757 #ShipYardJobs #ShipRepairCareers #VSRA
Interested in a career as a Marine Painter? Learn what it takes to get started! Typically, Marine Painting careers require a high school diploma, previous job experience, particularly in a maritime setting, basic trade knowledge, such as the use of job related tools and equipment, and a strong work ethic (flexible, reliable, and punctual). For more information on the VSRA Marine Trade Training program and courses offered, visit www.shiprepairtraining.com. #MarinePainter #VSRA #ShipRepairJobTraining #HamptonRoadsVA
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Gain the entry-level skills needed to get started in the Ship Repair Industry with the Marine Trade Training Program.! To learn more about enrollment requirements, visit www.shiprepairtraining.com. #MarineElectrical #OutsideMachinist #SheetMetal #ShipRepairJobs #VSRF #Welding #Pipefitting #Coatings #JobsHamptonRoads
It's finally Wednesday! We at Virginia Ship Repair Association would like to congratulate the 2021 winners of the 15th Annual Ship Repair Virtual LEGO Competition! Once again congratulations to Blair Middle School, Corporate Landing Middle School, and AOIS Rosemont and we hope to see you all again next year! Thanks for helping #MakeShipHappen!
Good morning from VSRA and Happy Wednesday! Yesterday, the 15th Annual Ship Repair Virtual Lego Competition was a HUGE success and we would like to thank each and every school for their participation and support. We enjoyed creating with you and we hope to see you at the next Annual Ship Repair LEGO Competition! Thanks for helping #MakeShipHappen
It's finally Friday! The #VSRAGiveaway is NOW CLOSED. Thank you to all who participated and the winner will be announced next week! Have a great weekend everyone! #VSRA #MakeShipHappen
What's Up VSRA Fam! Have you entered our latest giveaway? DON'T MISS OUT! It closes in 3 days! Instructions: *Follow us on Instagram: @VirginiaShipRepair, Facebook: Virginia Ship Repair, and LinkedIn: Virginia Ship Repair Association. *LIKE this post for 1 entry, SHARE our post to your story, TAG US IN THAT STORY SHARE with #VSRAGiveaway hashtag for 2 entries. *TAG 2 friends so that they can enter too and receive 3 entries. And stay tuned – on April 16th we will announce the winner! Good Luck! #VSRAGiveaway #StrenghtBehindTheFleet
Hi everyone and happy Good Friday! We are starting off April with a giveaway! WIN our VSRA gift pack on our #AprilGiveaway. Instructions: *Follow us on Instagram: @VirginiaShipRepair, Facebook: Virginia Ship Repair, and LinkedIn: Virginia Ship Repair Association. *LIKE this post for 1 entry, SHARE our post to your story, TAG US IN THAT STORY SHARE with #VSRAGiveaway hashtag for 2 entries. *TAG 2 friends so that they can enter too and receive 3 entries. And stay tuned – on April 16th we will announce the winner! Good Luck! #VSRAGiveaway #StrenghtBehindTheFleet
Hope you're having a terrific Thursday, VSRA family! Our Virtual Human Resources Seminar is scheduled for April 7th, which is less than 4 weeks away! This event is packed full of knowledge that you do NOT want to miss! Member Cost: $20 per person Non-Member: $30 per person Note: Non-Members, to sign-up, please call Sylvia Bell at (757)233-7034 or e-mail at [email protected] Register NOW at: https://lnkd.in/dQ7PnAk. #makeshiphappen #VSRAEvents
Good morning and happy Friday VSRA Family! As we inch closer to our 15th Annual Ship Repair Virtual Lego Competition, which will be held the week of April 19th, we encourage our middle school partners to register NOW! Please share with other schools! Register at this link: www.legoshiprepair.com
On this #MemorialDay, as we remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, we also want to thank our hard-working ship repairers! Your work ensures our fleet is ready and our sailors are safe. Thank you to all who serve, their families, and the mission essential workers here at home! #HappyMemorialDay #ThankYouEssentialWorkers #TheStrengthBehindTheFleet #MakeShipHappen #EssentialWorkers #VSRA #IamEssential
Watch as VSRA President Bill Crow announces the Virginia Ship Repair Foundation’s 2019 Senior Tradesperson of the Year, Mr. Dirk Parker of Newport News Shipbuilding! Congratulations to all of today’s winners and nominees!
Watch as VSRA President Bill Crow announces the Virginia Ship Repair Foundation’s 2019 Junior Tradesperson of the Year, Mr. Axel Leon of BAE Systems Norfolk Ship Repair! Congratulations to all of today’s winners and nominees!
VSRF Chair Dawn Angrisani had everyone on the edge of their seats when announcing the winners of the 13th Annual Virtual LEGO Competition! Many thanks to our sponsors, judges, volunteers, and participants for making this one of the best events we’ve ever had! #ShipRepairLEGO2019
2018 VSRA Contracts Committee Seminar. What NOT to DO in Your REA! Feature Dan Weckstein and Tony Mazzeo of Vandeventer Black
VSRA had a great time shooting our Holiday Greeting commercial with our Jr Tradesperson of the year Winner Antonio Spivey, and Jr Runner Up of the Year Candace Winslow. We are proud of all the Men and Women of our Military and enjoy supporting our industry.
Holiday Salutes! Presented by the Virginia Ship Repair Association!
Save the date for Saturday, May 10th and join us for the VSRA Langley Speedway NASCAR RACE NIGHT! http://www.virginiashiprepair.org/Event/772/VSRA-Langley-Speedway-NASCAR-Race-Night #HRVA #NASCAR #SHIPREPAIR
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