Shipwright

Norship is a privately owned and operated Australian company, with a 75-year heritage across the maritime, shipbuilding and engineering industries. Norship provides trusted maritime solutions to its valued customers across Australasia and the Pacific. Our experienced team of master tradesmen and maritime professionals understand the critical importance of Availability, Reliability and Seaworthiness to our customers and they work tirelessly to ensure they meet and where possible exceed, customer expectations. We are seeking highly skilled and experienced Shipwrights to join and work with our team of professionals on full-time and permanent basis. We seek individuals of integrity who bring reliability and a positive, can-do attitude to both the role and the team. Duties for this role include but may not be limited to: Study plans and specifications, and preparing templates and scale plans for fabrication and cutting of hull sections Mark reference points and lines on drydocks and slipways Determine repair requirements and procedure Assembling shells of boats and erecting hull sections of ship Erect and prepare launching platforms, conduct pre-launch tests and supervise launching procedures Install masts, frames, decking, fittings, machines, shafts, and safety equipment Install and repair of marine structures, bulkheads, decking, and cabinetry Fit out interiors including joinery, cabinetry, and fine finishing work Perform hull repairs, modifications, and refits to meet safety and design standards Pump & rotating equipment repair, upgrade and testing Laser alignment and vibrating analysis of equipment Valve, flange and heat exchanger removal, overhaul and testing Clean, buff or polish valves and valve components May make hull moulds and fabricate and repair vessels using materials such as aluminium, wood, glass, reinforced plastics, carbon fibre, fibreglass, and concrete The right person for this role must have: Proficient in construction, structural repairs, maintenance, and restoration of wooden, composite, and fiberglass vessels Knowledge of modern boatbuilding techniques, adhesives, resins, and lamination processes Proficient in the use of traditional hand tools as well as modern power tools and machinery Strong understanding of safety regulations and compliance with maritime standards Skilled in problem-solving and fault diagnosis in structural and aesthetic issues Ability to work independently or as part of a team in workshop or dockyard environments Ability to meet deadlines and client requirements Excellent attention to detail and craftsmanship with a focus on quality finishes Proficient in the use of traditional hand tools as well as modern power tools and machinery Must have high attention to detail and be motivated If you possess the above skills and proven experience, please apply now! Salary: Between $75,000 and $85,000 per annum + Super