Job Description
The Department of the Navy is hiring a Pipefitter Supervisor I (WS 10) to manage pipefitting operations at naval shipyards and maintenance facilities, with a leading location at Detail Loma Intricate in San Diego, CA.
This role is section of the Navy's civilian workforce supporting fleet readiness at sites including Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Trident Refit Facility Bangor, and Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard.
As a Pipefitter Supervisor I, you’ll scheme operate schedules, set priorities, and instruct subordinates on function ways, procedures, and protected practices. You’ll also make recommendations on training conditions and personnel qualifications.
This role is best-suited for experienced pipefitters prepared to shift into a leadership role within a structured federal environment.
The post presents a steady career with the Department of the Navy, competitive federal gains, and the chance to contribute right away to national defense. Candidates will only be considered for positions within their own UIC (Unit Identification Code).
Salary & Compensation
Estimated marketplace pay: $45,000 - $85,000 per year.
Qualification
To qualify for the Pipefitter Supervisor I (WS 10) role, you must display the aptitude to lead or manage, which is the screen-out element. Your qualifications will be evaluated on the caliber of your expertise and training, not necessarily the length of time.
- Capacity to lead or oversee (screen-out element; minimum 2 points needed).
- Experience planning work schedules and setting up priorities.
- Expertise of pipefitting approaches, procedures, and secure perform practices.
- Expertise in instructing subordinates on work needs and techniques.
- Know-how making recommendations on training and personnel qualifications.
- Must be a US Citizen.
- Must be determined fitting for federal employment.
- Must participate in frank deposit settle plan.
- Must pass pre-appointment physical examination and drug test.
- Must obtain and maintain a security clearance.
Role Responsibilities
Plan operate schedules of subordinates and establish priorities set on general function schedules and instructions from higher supervision.
- Create recommendations concerning training conditions, expertise, and qualifications of personnel.
- Instruct subordinates about work needs, techniques, procedures, protected perform practices, and scheduling requirements.
- Assign operate to subordinates and confirm completion within deadlines.
- Monitor function standard and compliance with safety regulations.
- Arrange with other supervisors and departments to make sure streamlined workflow.
- Keep up records and reports on perform progress and personnel performance.
How to Apply
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- Finish the federal submission questionnaire.
- Attach a finalize resume (max 2 pages) showing relevant background, role titles, duties, and accomplishments. Employ the Resume Builder in USAJOBS to guarantee all called for details is included.
- Submit supporting documents (e.g., DD-214 for veterans, transcripts if using education).
- Send in your wrap up submission package before 11:59 pm Eastern Time on October 13, 2026.
Additional Information
This is a full-time post with the Department of the Navy, pay grade WS 10.
- Hourly cover ranges from $36.59 to $59.52 per hour.
- Multiple locations open: San Diego, CA; Pearl Harbor, HI; Portsmouth, ME; Philadelphia, PA; Portsmouth, VA; Bangor, WA; Bremerton, WA; Everett, WA.
- Candidates will only be considered for positions within their own UIC.
- Must be able to travel on military and commercial aircraft, possibly to remote or isolated sites.
- May need to operate uncommon tours, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
- New employees must pass E-Verify employment verification.
About Company
The Department of the Navy is a branch of the US Department of Defense responsible for naval operations and national security. It employs a substantial civilian workforce that supports shipyards, maintenance facilities, and administrative functions worldwide. This Pipefitter Supervisor I position is portion of the Navy's commitment to keeping up fleet readiness through proficient trades supervision. This role straight aids naval shipyard operations critical to national defense. Operating for the Department of the Navy provides federal benefits, post stability, and the opening to serve the country in a civilian capacity.