Design temporary shipyard systems as a Production Engineer in a full-time, in-office role, using planning, drawings, and practical problem-solving.
At Irving Shipbuilding, you will develop processes, tools, and temporary services for new construction and ship repair. The role coordinates scaffolding, ventilation, access, power, lighting, and safety systems. You will work with Production, Planning, Safety, Procurement, and Engineering teams.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop temporary service plans across ship construction scopes
- Create layouts, drawings, and redlines for temporary installations
- Monitor production and incorporate lessons learned
- Align plans with schedules and material readiness
- Support constructability reviews and drafting assistance
Requirements:
- Bachelor of Engineering or equivalent qualification
- Professional Engineer or equivalent qualification
- Two to five years of shipbuilding experience
- Knowledge of production planning, materials, and resource capacity
- Basic calculations, drawings, and practical problem-solving skills
Apply engineering, drafting, and coordination skills to support safe, efficient ship production at Irving Shipbuilding.
Shipbuilding Temporary Services Engineer in Halifax employer: Irving Shipbuilding, Inc.
Irving Shipbuilding is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and inclusive work culture, providing students with meaningful opportunities to engage in significant projects within the defence industry. Located in Eastern Canada, our organization not only supports your professional growth through mentorship and networking but also offers financial assistance for co-op fees, ensuring you have the resources needed to succeed. Join us to be part of a dynamic team dedicated to innovation and excellence, where your contributions are valued and recognized.
