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ENGINEERS

New Openings in Major Long-

Term Programs at Electric Boat

YOU CAN LAUNCH YOUR CAREER IN SUBMARINE BUILDING NOW!

Take a good look at your potential at Electric

Boat—with a group of professionals who have forged a leadership role in the state-of-the-art nuclear submarine.

There are openings immediately in various areas involved in the design, development and construction of today's most advanced U.S.

Navy submarines. These areas include:

PLANNING ...translating engineering concepts into ra- tional production plans. Requires engineering degree or equivalent shipyard experience.

FLUID SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT .. .working on advanced systems for main and auxiliary power-involving computation of fluid flow, pressure drop, heat balances and other related factors.

COMPONENTS DEVELOPMENT ...working with subcontractors to develop pumps, heat exchangers and other operational equipment.

STRUCTURAL DESIGN ... involving ship structures, component foun- dations, tanks, platforms and other structures; computing loads, moments stresses and all re- lated factors.

ELECTRICAL DESIGN ...involving AC & DC power controls and in- strumentation systems.

MECHANICAL DESIGN ... performing conceptual design, stress analy- sis and materials selection for marine equip- ment, such as missile and torpedo tubes, winches, antenna masts, valves and propulsion shafting.

WELDING DEVELOPMENT ...applying new welding techniques and pro- cedures for a variety of materials used in ship- board applications.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS ...to plan, develop and administer work mea- surement and production control systems and operations.

Requirements include a BS degree in ME, EE,

Civil, Marine or Aeronautical Engineering, and 1-5 years related experience. Degree strongly preferred for industrial engineering candidates, with strong experience (4 years or more). Strong background in engineering principles and abil- ity to work closely with others in problem defini- tion and resolution also essential. Salary commensurate with experience, plus excellent benefits.

For prompt consideration, send a detailed resume with salary history to Mr. R. H.

Moore, General Dynamics Electric Boat

Division, 107 Eastern Point Road, Groton,

Connecticut 06340.

GENERAL DVNAM1CS

Electric Boat Division

U.S. Citizenship Required. Male and Female Applicants are invited to apply.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.

NAVAL ARCHITECT/

PROJECT ENGINEER

We hove an immediate opening in our Engineering De- partment for a Naval Architect/Project Engineer. Appli- cants must have a Bachelors Degree or equivalent in

Naval Architecture and two or more years experience. The work will include design, estimating, contract administra- tion and project management for towboats, tugs, and barges for river and ocean service to accommodate our three river shipyards. Work will be based in St. Louis.

Salary, benefits and advancement opportunities are ex- cellent. Send resume, including salary information to:

Robert J. Patrick, P.E.

Vice President

St. Louis Ship Division of Pott Industries, Inc. 611 East Marceau Street

St. Louis, Missouri 63111 Tel: (314) 638-4000

MARINE EMPLOYMENT

SPECIALISTS

If you are a marine professional who desires em- ployment assistance or an employer seeking quali- fied Marine Design Engineers, Naval Architects,

Port Engineers, Shipbuilding Supervisors, Ocean

Engineers or other shoreside marine personnel, you will get results by contacting:

RAY AGENT

Personnel Services incorporated 823 West Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19801 302/655-9661

MARINE INDUSTRY SOPHISTICATE

Opportunity to find, evaluate and package shipping projects. Requirements include knowledge of vessel owners plus familiarity internal and external financing techniques.

For communicator willing serve advisory capacity leading to officership in deployment of large resources. Travel would be necessary. Starting salary 25K-35K.

Please reply:

Box 403 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, N.Y. 10016

NAVAL ARCHITECT

With expertise in resistance, propulsion and report writing.

Degree or equivalent experience essential. Required by

Canadian West Coast design office. Eventual partnership a possibility for suitable man. Write with resume and salary requirements to

Box 302 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31st Street New York, N.Y. 10016

POSITION WANTED—PORT ENGINEER

Graduate of Merchant Marine Academy. 29 years old.

Chief Engineer's license. Extensive experience with ship- board automation. Experienced machinist and welder.

Complete experience with container crane Operation, maintenance and repair. Complete resume upon request.

BOX 401 MARITIME REPORTER/ENGINEERING NEWS 107 EAST 31 STREET NEW YORK, N.V. 10016 meet the

Brooklyn1

A "Lady" to be proud of... Seatrain's newest "mistress of the sea", being built specifically to advance today's high level standards of modern Tanker operations, is now dramatically being built in our modern shipyard facilities in

New York City.

Presently, Seatrain seeks the talents of skilled

M. M MM. * i^piM marine tech" ADVANCED nologists - ENGINEERS

MARINE

TECHNOLOGY E 225,000 D.W.T. tuh5

SUPERTANKERS "Brooklyn" ... one of the first in a scheduled series of bold new ship designs planned for construction.

These permanent positions allow ambitious and innovative achievers a truly outstanding opportunity to work to the top of their skills ... for we are a young, vigorously expanding or- ganization, already achieving widespread prominence, and we offer unlimited advance- ment potential based solely on one's per- formance.

Successful applicants with proven marine experience will receive excellent salaries and benefits. If qualified, we invite you to forward your resume in confidence to Norman Dworkin or call collect (212) 344-6450 for an appoint- ment.

Seatrain wS employment center

Suite 1005, 25 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10004 en equal opportunity employer

Old established ship model manufacturing business for sale. Owner wishes to retire. Good opportunity in active business for capable man.

Box 402 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, N.Y. 10016

FOR SALE OR CHARTER

Bulk Cement Carrier. T.S. Diesel 5000 bbls. Fuller unloading system. Never off the Great Lakes.

Erie Navigation Company

Box 153, Erie, Pa. 16512 A.C. 814-453-6721

UNUSED MARINE RADARS

RCA CR-104A, Government Surplus

The Cadillac of radars, for ships, tugs, yachts, any type vessel. Installation materials included. Nothing else to buy. Parts available. Financing or leasing. $3000 price includes $1000 worth waveguide, aefcessories, and extras.

SERVICE ENGINEERS, 62992 Miami Road, South Bend,

Indiana. (219) 291-3818. 48 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News