There are many reasons why taking a temporary job can be a benefit to you as a job seeker. This is especially true if you’re looking to get into a specialized industry such as shipbuilding.
Sure, you have to have a good method to hire employees when the needs arise, but that doesn’t mean you want to be in a constant state of recruiting.
Welding is a fantastic job opportunity for someone interested in working within the shipbuilding industry.
Employment isn’t a one-way street. While an employee has to bring certain qualifications to the table, they rely on their employers to create a workplace environment that is conducive to their lifestyle, future, and financial needs.
Have you been thinking about a career in the marine industry? If so, you may be wondering what kinds of positions are generally available in a shipyard environment.
The holiday season has the potential to be slow for a lot of industries, but that doesn’t mean work stops.
What is a marine joiner and what do they do? And, how do you become one and begin your career path in the shipbuilding industry? Marine joiners are responsible for installing interior ship components, including joiner bulkhead panels, track for panels, ceilings, galley equipment, bunks, lockers, tables and any ship furnishings.
No matter how well you run your shipyard, there may come a time when an employee challenges your authority or otherwise becomes a problem.
What will the New Year bring for jobs in the shipbuilding industry? While there are a lot of details that will fall into place over the coming months, there are always positions in high demand across the country.
Part of your job as a hiring manager is to determine which of your candidates are truly the best qualified for your open position.
