marine fitter (EN)
ISCO 7233 · v1.2.1
Marine fitters work primarily in fabrication, subassembly, assembly and final assembly of all structural components on commercial and naval vessels, to include but not limited to hulls, superstructures, masts, pilot house, and engine rooms.
Classification skills are not a measurement of your proficiency or future displaced hours.
Source aliases (EN)
- shipfitter
- maritime fitter
- naval vessels fitter
- naval fitter
- ship fitter
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 23
- inspect quality of products
- metal joining technologies
- troubleshoot
- manipulate metal
- measure parts of manufactured products
- manufacturing processes
- comply with operational standards for vessels
- work as a team in a hazardous environment
- metal forming technologies
- read standard blueprints
- pollution prevention
- operate material handling equipment
- types of metal
- operate metal fabricating machines
- operate drill press
- use caulking tools
- cut metal products
- read engineering drawings
- fasten components
- use technical documentation
- fabricate metal parts
- tend lathe
- marine technology
Optional (EN) · 17
- produce materials for decision making
- assemble metal parts
- join metals
- manufacturing of metal structures
- operate welding equipment
- types of maritime vessels
- screw types
- repair vessel mechanical systems
- operate handheld riveting equipment
- heat metals
- tend computer numerical control lathe machine
- rivet types
- install electrical equipment in vessels
- set up the controller of a machine
- tend riveting machine
- apply polishing lubricants
- metal coating technologies
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