Field Service Technician Hunt Valve

Field Service Technician – Electro-mechanical Systems Hunt Valve – A Fairbanks Morse Defense Company | Newport News Shipyard We are seeking a high-energy, self-starting Field Service Technician to support Hunt Valve Company, a Fairbanks Morse Defense company, supporting critical U.S. Navy operations at the Newport News Shipyard. This is a FULL-TIME DIRECT HIRE POSITION — NOT CONTRACT. If you are looking for stability, long-term career growth, and a true technical career path, this is it. About the Role You will maintain electro-mechanical actuator systems aboard U.S. Navy vessels, including Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier programs. These Hunt Valve actuators are critical shipboard systems used in the operation of: Cargo elevators Shipboard mechanical and control systems Other mission-critical electro-mechanical applications aboard naval vessels This is hands-on, precision technical work in a highly regulated, mission-critical naval environment. Why This Role NOT a contract role — direct hire stability Long-term career growth within Fairbanks Morse Defense Veteran-friendly and trade school friendly environment Opportunity to work on critical naval elevator and weapons handling systems Build expertise in advanced electro-mechanical actuator technology Schedule & Compensation Full-time 40-hour work week Rotating shifts: 1st Shift: 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM 2nd Shift: 2:00 PM – 10:30 PM Every other weekend required Overtime available Sunday work paid at double time Benefits Include: Medical, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) with 6% employer match 100% tuition reimbursement Strong long-term career development opportunities Work Environment (Physically Demanding Shipyard Role) This is a physically demanding shipboard/shipyard environment requiring the ability to: Walk long distances across shipyard and vessel spaces Climb ladders, gangways, and vertical ship access points Work in confined, elevated, and industrial spaces aboard ships Carry tools, parts, and test equipment throughout the vessel Work at heights using fall protection systems Stand and work for extended periods A strong work ethic, positive attitude, and professional presence are required for success. Key Responsibilities Service electromechanical actuator systems on naval platforms Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical system issues Perform operational testing and system validation Use hand tools and calibrated test equipment Read and interpret: Electrical schematics Mechanical drawings Technical manuals Build, repair, and test wiring harnesses Document all work using laptop-based reporting systems Communicate technical findings with engineers and U.S. Navy personnel Maintain strict safety, quality, and procedural compliance Required Qualifications High School Diploma or GED REQUIRED Strong electro-mechanical troubleshooting experience REQUIRED Ability to read schematics, blueprints, and technical manuals Experience with electrical test equipment Basic computer proficiency (laptop reporting, Microsoft Office) Strong mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Ideal Candidate Hands-on, mechanically and electrically skilled Comfortable in physically demanding environments Strong communicator with a professional demeanor Safety-minded and detail-oriented Reliable with a strong work ethic Looking for a long-term technical career path, not just a job Additional Requirements U.S. Citizenship required (NOFORN position) Must meet all security and access requirements for naval shipboard work Strong attendance and accountability required Veteran & Trade School Friendly We strongly encourage applications from: Military veterans Trade school graduates Industrial maintenance, electrical, and mechanical technicians