Commercial Construction Diver

MARINE CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIANMilitary members transitioning to a career as a commercial marine construction technician, likely already possess many core skills such as an understanding of engineering principles, communication skills, teamwork, and attention to detail. This plan focuses on bridging the gap between military and commercial marine construction by emphasizing industry certifications, specialized training in construction equipment, practices and techniques, and career-oriented preparation.

ABOUT THE JOB

UMX will provide the candidate sixteen plus weeks (dependent on allotted skillbridge timeframe) of instructor led formal, and on the job training to assist in the candidate’s transition into the marine construction industry. Our training will prepare them for a career as a Marine construction technician providing multiple individual apprenticeship programs to include, welding and cutting, small engine tech, equipment operator, rigger and concrete worker. The service member will receive a level of knowledge exam during the onboarding process. This exam will be utilized to determine the members starting point in the training process and to help tailor the training plan to specific strengths and weaknesses. Before integration into the workforce for OJT he or she will be required to complete multiple online safety courses. There are several individual local certifications listed in the training plan that the servicemember will have the opportunity to obtain while at UMX. These certifications will require demonstration of competent knowledge, passing a written exam, and a practical hands-on exam. While onboard the service member will be assigned a senior staff member from the operations team as a mentor. This employee will help tailor each individual training road map to ensure that the service members’ time onboard will be efficiently managed to obtain the individual certifications that he or she will benefit from the most. They will conduct weekly meetings with the service members to monitor training plan progress and make adjustments if needed.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assist in the transition into the marine construction industry
• Complete multiple online safety courses
• Obtain local certifications through demonstration of knowledge, passing written and practical hands-on exams

QUALIFICATIONS

• Understanding of engineering principles
• Communication skills
• Teamwork
• Attention to detail

ADDITIONAL ELIGIBILITY

Construction experience outside of military.

TARGET MOCS

All MOCs

ELIGIBLE SERVICE BRANCHES

All Services

BENEFITS

• Sixteen plus weeks of instructor led formal and on the job training
• Multiple individual apprenticeship programs including welding, small engine tech, equipment operator, rigger, and concrete worker
• Mentorship from a senior staff member
• Weekly meetings to monitor and adjust training plan

PROGRAM COST

0

OTHER

This is a no cost program.