Naval production engineering at Irving Shipbuilding combines ship construction, tooling design, and technical drawings. Work full time in-office supporting major maritime programs.
As a Production Engineer-in-Training, you will help make complex designs executable for River Class Destroyer and Ship Repair work. You will address manufacturing challenges through structural engineering, constructability reviews, naval architecture interests, and continuous improvement.
Key Responsibilities: Develop engineering plans for ship construction and repair
Create jigs, fixtures, and tooling solutions
Resolve manufacturing challenges with cross-functional stakeholders
Support constructability reviews and project meetings
Improve safety, quality, processes, and production efficiency
Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent
Engineer-in-Training registration or eligibility
Capacity to pursue Professional Engineer designation
Experience or education in strength of materials
Interest in naval architecture and ship construction methods
Develop practical naval production solutions using engineering fundamentals, tooling design, and cross-functional manufacturing collaboration.

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📌 Naval Production Engineering EIT (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Irving Shipbuilding
📍 Nova Scotia