Petty officer first class vs second class welder

Differences between petty officer first class and second class welder duties and responsibilities

Petty officer first class example responsibilities.

• Manage and mentore junior sailors and maintain and ensure ship security.
• Manage 13 ready-service-lockers containing all shipboard ordinances while personally keeping duty gunner's mate and ammunition handling qualify.
• Coordinate all submarine warfare qualifications for enlist sailors.
• Perform aircraft crash rescue, firefighting, crash removal, and damage control.
• Requisition office supplies through DOD Emall utilizing the government purchase card (GPC).
• Maintain the limitation of authority specify in pertinent DOD, SECNAV, OPNAV and SUBASE instructions.
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Second class welder example responsibilities.

• Read blueprints and build sections of the JHSV and LCS from those blueprints.
• Learned to weld using torches, gouging aluminum welding & steel welding.
• Receive training in safety protection, such as use of respirators, confine spaces, condo and scissor lifts.
• Maintain individual and subordinates combat readiness.
• Repair and maintain equipment critical to combat operations and damage control.
• Perform MIG and stick welds and erecting structural steel utilize for building skeletons including specific/ detail measurements for accuracy.
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