List of Career Duties Under Ship Boat Manufacturing Business Sector

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Supervise coordinates activities of workers engaged in assembly of aluminum boats
Train and assists workers in performance of tasks, like cleaning, drilling, riveting, painting and inspecting aluminum boats component parts
Perform other duties as described under Supervisor any industry Master Title.

Assemble aluminum boats, performing any combination of following tasks
Bend edges of precut hull bottom, using roller-bending device hammer
Position hull sides along bottom clamps them in place
Drill holes through hull sides, using portable electric drill
Rivet hull bottom sides together, using pneumatic rivet gun
Bolt wooden gunnel strips transom in place to stiffen hull
Position parts, like ribs, stringers, seats, and flotation tanks in hull, using rule and template following blueprints
Clamp parts in place, drills holes, and bolts or rivets parts to hull
Drill holes in hull, following layout marks installs accessories, like cleats, lights, and windshields
Seal seams with aluminum caulking compound to prevent hull leakage
File rough edges with hand file.

Supervise coordinates activities of workers engaged in fabricating aluminum sheets in preparation for assembly into boats
Train new workers in performance of tasks, like stretching, shearing and trimming aluminum sheets
Inspect work in progress to make sure adherence to company standards
Confer with other supervisors to coordinate interdepartmental workflow
Perform other duties as described under Supervisor any industry Master Title.

Cuts sheet aluminum to specified shape for use as boat hulls decks, using portable saw
Stack sheets of aluminum on cutting table positions pattern on top sheet
Outline pattern on sheet, using scribe
Guide saw around outline to cut out hull or deck parts
Drill holes along edges of cutout parts at specified points to mark locations for attachment of parts, using portable electric drill.

Assemble aluminum boats, performing any combination of following tasks
Bend edges of precut hull bottom, using roller-bending device hammer
Position hull sides along bottom clamps them in place
Drill holes through hull sides, using portable electric drill
Rivet hull bottom sides together, using pneumatic rivet gun
Bolt wooden gunnel strips transom in place to stiffen hull
Position parts, like ribs, stringers, seats, and flotation tanks in hull, using rule and template following blueprints
Clamp parts in place, drills holes, and bolts or rivets parts to hull
Drill holes in hull, following layout marks installs accessories, like cleats, lights, and windshields
Seal seams with aluminum caulking compound to prevent hull leakage
File rough edges with hand file.

Join deck and hull sections of fiberglass boats, using handtools portable power tools
Position deck on hull seals seam with caulking compound, using caulking gun
Lays aluminum gunwale strip along deck & hull seam hammers it into place with mallet
Place drilling template along gunwale strip drills rivet holes through strip with portable electric drill
Rivet or bolts deck hull together, using rivet gun or impact wrench
Force rubber bumper rail into gunwale strip with special roller cuts off surplus strip with hacksaw
Hammer protective and decorative aluminum channel trim around deck cabin edges with mallet
May trim edges of transom opening with saw prior to installing protective trim
May sand edges and interior of decks hull, using power sander
May install miscellaneous hardware, like mooring cleats, toerails, bulkhead panels, and pulpits, using handtools [Boat Outfitter ship-boat mfg. ].

Spray fiberglass foam insulation in boat bottoms installs boat flooring, using pneumatic spray gun, handtools, and portable power tools
Turn valve to open air line of spray gun, secures spray gun hose to foam barrel and attaches nozzle to spray gun
Read gauges to make sure specified air pressure, temperature and chemical mixture of foam
Squeeze spray gun trigger to start flow of foam to boat bottom
Select precut stringers, used to reinforce motor-mount areas, according to model number of boat
Position secures stringers to specified area of boat bottom, using fiberglass mats, resin, and squeegee
Select prefabricated flooring according to type and size of boat positions flooring over solidified foam insulation
Drill holes in flooring insulation, using portable power drill, and fastens flooring to boat bottom, using screwdriver
Spread wood putty over screwheads and caulks edges of flooring to make boat waterproof, using caulking gun putty knife
Push boat to next station in assembly line.

Install parts, like hatches, marine hardware, metal trim, seats, cabinets, and windshields on fiberglass, aluminum, or wooden boats, using handtools portable power tools
Locate marks position of hardware, seats and other parts according to specifications, using rule, template and marking device
Cuts or grinds mounting bases or brackets, using portable electric saws grinders and bolts or screws them in place
Drill holes bolts hardware, hatches, and other parts in place, using handtools
Apply caulking compound under spray rails, windshields, and around windows, using caulking gun
Saws aluminum trim to specified lengths cements, crimps, screws, or pounds trim into place, using hacksaw, crimping device, adhesives, screwdriver, and mallet
Inspect completed boat for defects writes report of appraisal
May grind interior and exterior contours of hull to remove burrs rough edges, using portable grinder
May paint pinstriping and lettering on boat, using stencil brush
May measure, cut install insulation in designated sections of boats, using handtools
May be designated according to part installed as Plastic Outfitter ship-boat mfg. , Trim Installer ship-boat mfg. Windshield Installer ship-boat mfg. , Window Installer ship-boat mfg. , Wood And Hardware Outfitter ship-boat mfg. .

Repair and repaints defects in fiberglass boat hulls, decks, and cabins, using handtools power tools
Examine parts for defects, like cracks holes
Drill out defective areas or smooths rough edges, using portable electric drill grinder
Cuts out patch of fiberglass material, using shears
Mix resin catalyst, dips patch in solution, and places patch over defect
Shape smooths edges to match contour of patched area
Fill holes with plastic filler material
Smooth repaired surfaces, using sandpaper or power disk sander
Mix plastic paint with catalyst sprays repaired surfaces, using spray gun
Cuts out damaged wood bracing strips, using portable electric saw
Replace bonds strips in place with saturated fiberglass mat
Touch up flaws, using paintbrush
May polish repainted sections.

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