Refuelers
Fueling the Mission
As a refueler, you’ll be responsible for the safe, efficient and compliant fueling, defueling, refueling, storage and handling of fuel in support of nuclear-powered vessels. These shipbuilders inspect, clean and perform maintenance on refueling equipment and materials.
There are openings for experienced and entry-level refuelers. If you don’t have experience, we’ll train you!
What You'll Do
Handle fuel in support of nuclear-powered vessels.
Inspect, clean and perform maintenance on refueling equipment and materials.
Collaborate with other trades to complete projects.
Help build the most powerful naval ships in the world.
Discover What it's Like to be a Shipbuilder
Voices From the Yard
“When I started, I had a young family. I knew I needed a career that would provide for my family and the shipyard does that. ”
Ryan Thomas
Refueler
“Without us, the ships we produce would not be able to get out of the yard to protect our freedom.”
Kevin Roach
Refueler
“We’re protecting our country, and it’s a chance to serve those who serve you. We’re giving the Navy sailors a place to live and get out to where they need to be. ”
Riqui Viale
Refueler
“Refueling is awesome and interesting. We’re the only group in the world that does what we do. Without the work we do, the ships can’t keep going for their next 25-year life cycle. It’s super important. ”
Aaron Landry
Refueler
“When I started, I had a young family. I knew I needed a career that would provide for my family and the shipyard does that. ”
Ryan Thomas
Refueler
“Without us, the ships we produce would not be able to get out of the yard to protect our freedom.”
Kevin Roach
Refueler
“We’re protecting our country, and it’s a chance to serve those who serve you. We’re giving the Navy sailors a place to live and get out to where they need to be. ”
Riqui Viale
Refueler
“Refueling is awesome and interesting. We’re the only group in the world that does what we do. Without the work we do, the ships can’t keep going for their next 25-year life cycle. It’s super important. ”
Aaron Landry
Refueler
Shipbuilding in Action
