Mechanical Insulator - Shipbuilding (NSS Program)

Job No: UBCJA50
Location: North Vancouver

Position Overview:

We are currently seeking experienced Mechanical Insulators to join the team at Vancouver Shipyards supporting Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy program. Successful candidates will perform the installation of: Hull board insulation Marine pipe insulation Aluminum and stainless-steel sheathing Thermal and acoustic insulation systems Mechanical insulation on shipboard systems and compartments Work is performed onboard naval and Coast Guard vessels under construction in a fast-paced shipbuilding environment. 

Wages & Hours:

Wage: $33.64-$51.76 per hour + 12% Vacation Pay (based on experience and apprenticeship level)

Qualifications:

  • Apprentice Level 3 to Journey level
  • Previous mechanical insulation experience preferred
  • Shipyard or marine experience considered an asset
  • Experience with hull board and pipe covering systems
  • Ability to work at heights and in confined spaces
  • Strong safety awareness
  • CSTS / WHMIS / confined space tickets are an asset 

Responsibilities:

  • Measure, cut, fit, and install insulation materials
  • Install removable blankets, lagging, and protective sheathing
  • Read ship drawings and insulation layouts
  • Work safely in confined spaces and industrial environments
  • Coordinate with pipefitters, welders, and other trades
  • Maintain quality and production standard.

What We Offer:

  • Long-term steady work on federal shipbuilding projects
  • Competitive union wages
  • Overtime opportunities
  • Shift premiums
  • Benefits and pension
  • Opportunity to work on major Canadian naval and Coast Guard vessels 
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About Us

The CRC is the Canadian District’s largest council, representing members from British Columbia to Ontario in various trades and sectors, including carpentry, interior systems, floor laying, residential, pile driving, healthcare and more.

Focused on enhancing skills, advocating for workers' rights, and promoting industry standards, the council plays a crucial role in ensuring that members have access to the best training and opportunities in the field.