Portsmouth Naval Shipyard - PNSY

10/30/2026

⚓Build Your Future at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard! ⚓
Ready for a career with excellent pay, full federal benefits, and the chance to learn a valuable trade? Join our First Tuesday Hiring Event! We're looking for talented individuals to join our team.

Why Join Us?
✅Positions starting at $26+/hour
✅7.5% more for 2nd shift!
✅Full federal benefits and career growth
✅Get PAID to learn a trade!

Trades Apprenticeship representatives will be on-site to answer all your questions.
Event Details:
📆When: Tuesday, November 21st, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
📍Where: Sanford Community Adult Education, 668 Main St., Sanford, Maine
📝Bring: A U.S. Passport or Real ID is required for entry.

Can't make it? No problem! Send your resume (2 pages max) to [email protected]

10/29/2026

⚓KITTERY, Maine (Oct. 29, 2026) — The Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Columbia (SSN 771) and its crew arrived at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Thursday, Oct. 29, for a scheduled maintenance and modernization period. While at the shipyard, Columbia will undergo an overhaul as part of the Service Life Extension Program to ensure the submarine continues to protect the nation with unlimited endurance and stealth. 🇺🇸

To read the full story click on the 🔗: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/578209/uss-columbia-arrives-portsmouth-naval-shipyard

10/29/2026

The Defense Organizational Climate Survey (DEOCS) is open to our shipyard’s civilian employees. Go to SurveysDRC.com/DEOCS to take the DEOCS for Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, use your DoD ID # on the back of your Common Access Card to log in. The DEOCS will be available until mid-November 2026. Please take the time to participate in the survey. Let your voice be heard.

10/28/2026

⚓On Oct. 27, 2026, the Virginia-class attack submarine USS Washington (SSN 787) undocks at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, marking a major milestone in its scheduled maintenance and modernization availability. Completion of a submarine’s docking period is a critical first step in its return to the fleet and directly supports the Navy’s focus on combat-ready platforms, increasing operational availability and contributing to credible, sustained deterrence. 🇺🇸

To read the full story click on the 🔗: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/578086/uss-washington-ssn-787-undocks-portsmouth-naval-shipyard-schedule

10/28/2026

Ready to build a career with a purpose? ⚓

Enjoy great pay starting at $26+/hour (plus an extra 7.5% for second shift) along with full federal benefits.

Send your resume (2 pages max) to [email protected].

10/27/2026

in shaping our future!
The DEOCS is open from October 19, 2026, to mid-November 2026. Share feedback quickly and confidentially to strengthen our force. Complete the 15-minute at SurveysDRC.com/DEOCS

10/26/2026

⚓ One Island, One Team! ⚓

Naval Support Activity (NSA) Maine works hard behind the scenes to keep Seavey Island safe, secure, and running smoothly, and they are currently hiring! If you want to join our dedicated workforce and build a rewarding federal career with great benefits, check out their latest job openings⬇

This position is located within Mid-Atlantic Region, Support Services Program, Morale Welfare and Recreation Department, The purpose of this position is to perform customer sales, inventory and record-keeping, primarily working as a Barista.

10/26/2026

Ready to build a career with a purpose? ⚓

Enjoy great pay starting at $26+/hour (plus an extra 7.5% for second shift) along with full federal benefits.

Send your resume (2 pages max) to [email protected].

10/23/2026

Future: Unlocked!

No boring lectures here, just hands-on demos, active learning and genuine connections!

Today, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard teamed up with York County Community College in Sanford, Maine, bringing their elite trades professionals to showcase their skills to high school students from across Southern Maine. Students gathered to explore diverse career paths, sharpen their resume-writing skills and master professional interview techniques.

Adding to the day’s excitement, Cdmr. Eric Thurkins, engineering and planning manager at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard addressed the crowd, sharing inspiring words and directly interacting with students to encourage them on their career journeys.

The energy in the room was electric, packed with curiosity, learning minds and endless smiles!

Thank you to for their incredible partnership in hosting this event and to all the participating students for taking charge of their futures today!