Entry Level Diving Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Looking for something more interesting than another warehouse or production job?

You might be a great fit if you have ever said, "I like knowing how things work." If you enjoy working with your hands, figuring things out, learning new skills, and seeing the real-world result of your work, keep reading.

Build more than equipment. Help make missions that matter possible.

Every day, professionals work underwater to inspect and maintain bridges and dams, repair ship hulls, support marine construction, respond to public-safety emergencies, and carry out missions supporting our national defense. At Ocean Eye, the equipment we build, service, test, and support helps those professionals do their jobs safely and effectively.

You do not need to be a commercial diver, and you do not need commercial-diving experience. Your role is on the technical side: learning how the equipment works and helping our team keep it ready for the people who depend on it.

Why You Might Love This Job

You want work that has a purpose. What you help build and service supports the people who keep transportation infrastructure moving, repair ships, respond to emergencies, and support national-defense missions.

You like variety. This is not repetitive assembly-line work; the equipment and projects coming through the shop can change from day to day.

You want to learn useful, transferable technical skills, including mechanical assembly, basic air and gas theory, pneumatics, plumbing, electrical fundamentals, testing, troubleshooting, documentation, and quality control.

You want to understand how things work, not simply repeat the same task. We want you to learn the why behind what you are doing.

You want to be part of a small team where your contribution is visible, your work matters, and experienced people are willing to teach you.

What's In It for You?

We believe an entry-level job should be more than a paycheck. It should help you become more capable and more valuable as a technician. You will have the opportunity to build a broad technical foundation that applies well beyond the commercial-diving industry.

Hands-on training with mechanical systems, tools, fittings, hoses, valves, air systems, and specialized equipment.

Practical exposure to pneumatics, plumbing, electrical basics, testing, troubleshooting, and problem solving.

Experience with shipping, receiving, technical documentation, customer support, and digital work-order systems.

Increasing responsibility as your knowledge, confidence, and abilities grow.

The satisfaction of seeing equipment you worked on leave our facility to perform a real job in the field.

What the Work Can Look Like

One day you may be assisting with a diving helmet or communications system. Another day you might help assemble or pressure-test an air system, prepare a custom diving umbilical, troubleshoot equipment, receive and inspect incoming products, or prepare an order for shipment. You will also help maintain accurate digital records and documentation so the work we perform can be properly tracked.

What Success Looks Like

As you progress, we want to see you become increasingly comfortable using tools, understanding basic air and mechanical systems, following established procedures, documenting your work, recognizing when something does not look right, and contributing confidently to real customer and shop projects. You will not be expected to know everything when you arrive; we do expect you to be willing to learn.

Who We're Looking For

Mechanically inclined and comfortable learning to use hand and power tools.

Curious - you like figuring out how and why things work.

Dependable, organized, and able to follow instructions carefully.

Comfortable with basic computer tasks, email, documentation, and learning new software.

Able to communicate professionally and work well as part of a small team.

Able to safely lift and handle approximately 50 pounds when required.

Previous mechanical, shop, maintenance, automotive, trades, technical-school, or similar experience is helpful, but not required.

Attitude, reliability, curiosity, and willingness to learn matter to us.

About Ocean Eye, Inc.

Ocean Eye, Inc. is a Veteran-Owned Small Business based in Birdsboro, Pennsylvania. For more than 20 years, we have supported commercial diving contractors, marine construction companies, public-safety teams, government customers, and other professionals with specialized equipment, service, manufacturing, and technical support. We are a small company, which means every member of the team has an opportunity to learn, contribute, and make a noticeable difference.

How to Apply

Please submit your resume and include 3-5 sentences telling us why this position interests you and why you think you would be a good addition to our team.

There is no perfect answer. We simply want to hear from you, get a sense of who you are, and know that you took the time to read the posting.

If you're looking for more than just another job - if you want to learn practical skills, build things you can be proud of, and contribute to work that matters - we'd like to hear from you.

Send your response to info@oceaneyeinc.com