Apply precision machining and marine repair expertise as a Journeyperson Machinist supporting DF Barnes operations aboard vessels and in field settings.
Reporting to the Mechanical Shop Foreman, this hands-on position combines conventional machine-shop work with vessel-based mechanical repairs. You will manufacture, repair, modify, and refurbish components while supporting maintenance, repair, overhaul, and refit activities. Work includes conventional lathes, milling machines, and portable line boring equipment.
Key Responsibilities:
- Operate lathes and milling machines for precision component work
- Perform turning, boring, drilling, milling, threading, and tapping
- Set up portable line boring equipment for vessel repairs
- Repair shafts, sleeves, bushings, pins, flanges, and bearing fits
- Verify dimensions against drawings, tolerances, and specifications
Requirements:
- Red Seal Journeyperson Machinist certification
- Recognized Machinist apprenticeship completion
- Minimum five years of relevant machining experience
- Required marine, vessel repair, or shipyard experience
- Required conventional lathe, milling, and line boring experience
Bring marine repair, conventional machining, precision measurement, and portable line boring expertise to DF Barnes vessel operations.
Marine Repair Journeyperson Machinist in St. John's employer: DF Barnes
DF Barnes is an exceptional employer that values hands-on experience and offers a dynamic work environment for Journeyperson Machinists. With a strong focus on employee growth, we provide opportunities for skill enhancement through mentorship and training, all while working alongside a dedicated mechanical team in the marine repair sector. Our commitment to safety, quality, and teamwork ensures that every employee feels valued and empowered to contribute meaningfully to our operations.
