Amentum is seeking a Sheetmetal Worker to support a unique US Navy program on the island of Diego Garcia. The Sheetmetal Worker is responsible for performing a variety of sheet metal fabrication and installation tasks, ensuring precision, structural integrity, and compliance with all applicable safety and quality requirements.

Responsibilities:
- Fabricate, assemble, install, and repair sheet metal products and systems such as ducts, vents, roofs, gutters, and other structures.
- Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and work orders to prepare materials and carry out required jobs.
- Operate and maintain various sheet metal tools and equipment, including shears, brakes, drills, and welding machines.
- Measure, cut, and bend sheet metal to specific dimensions using manual or computerized equipment as required.
- Assemble parts by welding, bolting, and soldering components to ensure structural integrity and functionality.
- Ensure all products and systems adhere to established specifications, safety standards, and quality requirements.
- Perform routine maintenance,



adjustments, and repairs on sheet metal tools and equipment to ensure safe and efficient operation.
- Install and maintain HVAC ducts and systems, roofing panels, and other architectural sheet metal components.
- Inspect completed work to ensure proper installation, alignment, and compliance with project specifications.
- Work closely with team members, supervisors, and contractors to coordinate project tasks and meet deadlines.
- Maintain a clean and organized work area while following all safety regulations and procedures.
- Required to comply with all occupational safety and health standards, rules, and orders applicable to their actions and conduct. The role demands consistent, proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), proactive reporting of workplace hazards, and total adherence to safety protocols to maintain a zero-injury environment.
- Perform other job-related duties as assi

📌 Sheetmetal Worker (Garcia)
🏢 Amentum
📍 Garcia