Inspectors
The Standard Bearers
As an inspector, you’ll ensure safety, quality and regulatory compliance by examining equipment, processes and documentation. You’ll conduct audits, identify issues and document findings. You will report results and track resolutions to maintain operational integrity.
There are openings for experienced and entry-level inspectors. If you don’t have experience, we’ll train you!
What You'll Do
Ensure safety, quality and regulatory standards.
Examine equipment, processes and documentation.
Collaborate with other trades to complete projects.
Help build the most powerful naval ships in the world.
Discover What it's Like to be a Shipbuilder
Voices From the Yard
“I like the mechanical side of inspection. What we do here is very important for the Navy. ”
Calvin Joseph Smith
Inspector
“We’re looking at smaller parts, but we are looking at very specific things that go into very specific places on a submarine. It’s incredibly important. The small parts matter. ”
Lizzie Fierros
Inspector
“We experience a lot of different things quickly. We are the final line of defense before we move these units on.”
Brianca Graham
Inspector
“We are the final line of quality before it goes out to the ships. If it’s not right here, it’s not going to be right out there. ”
Parker Forrest
Inspector
“I like the mechanical side of inspection. What we do here is very important for the Navy. ”
Calvin Joseph Smith
Inspector
“We’re looking at smaller parts, but we are looking at very specific things that go into very specific places on a submarine. It’s incredibly important. The small parts matter. ”
Lizzie Fierros
Inspector
“We experience a lot of different things quickly. We are the final line of defense before we move these units on.”
Brianca Graham
Inspector
“We are the final line of quality before it goes out to the ships. If it’s not right here, it’s not going to be right out there. ”
Parker Forrest
Inspector
Shipbuilders in Action
