We highlight the contributions of a Puget
Sound Ship Repair Association member company. This company
has provided significant contributions to the local Navy ship
repair effort and is recognized as a leader in their specific area
of expertise.
Washington State (WA) and other Northwest municipalities have begun restarting some activities and reopened certain facilities. Our posture remains stabilized in our continued preventive COVID-19 measures and our priority remains the health and safety of personnel.
Communication from the Northwest Regional Maintenance Center on Hot Work Safety
Each month we highlight the contributions of a Puget
Sound Ship Repair Association member company. This company
has provided significant contributions to the local Navy ship
repair effort and is recognized as a leader in their specific area
of expertise.
The PSSRA serves the diversified needs of its members, including large and small ABR’s, AIT’s and shipyards, as well as industry related suppliers, subcontractors and professionals regarding issues, challenges and opportunities facing the ship repair industry in the region.
The PSSRA members have the opportunity through general membership and committee meetings to interact with Navy regional maintenance managers to discuss areas of common concern.
View the event calendar for the Puget Sound Ship Repair Association including Board Meetings, Committee Meeting dates and more…
Training resources, Links and Downloadable PDF Documents provided to keep to our members and ship repair community engaged…
View the company profiles of our Master Ship Repair, Alteration and Boat Repair, Associate and Supporting PSSRA Members….
Letters from the PSSRA President, Meeting Minutes and General PSSRA Announcements. Check this section often…
Would you like offices or logistics space near the Shipyard? The Sun Building: Is a block and a half north of the Burwell gate and 2-3 blocks from the main gate, Has offices for
Technician I Technician II Welder Tradesperson II
The FY20 - FY23 most recent published workload forecast from CNRMC is attached. Data contained in this report reflects the Navy Program of records as of 01 July 2020 CNRMC
Fire, Flooding, and Toxic Gas are all hazards that ships experience during industrial availabilities. Knowing your prevention role and how to contact the Casualty Control Station (CASCON), DC Central, or Quarterdeck and
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The Puget Sound Ship Repair Association members have the opportunity through general membership and committee meetings to interact with Navy regional maintenance managers to discuss areas of common concern. Topics include quality, environmental, safety & health concerns, workload, NAVSEA standard items, process control procedures, and others. We invite you to add your voice and support to our organization.