- Support Non-Combatant In-Service Support Programs for the Royal Canadian Navy.
- Provide engineering services for Arctic and Offshore Patrol Vessels and Joint Support Ships.
- Conduct surveys and technical investigations.
- Research ship staff queries.
- Develop repair specifications, job instructions, and preventive or corrective maintenance work scopes.
- Develop and oversee tests and trials.
- Provide direction during corrective maintenance.
- Conduct failure analysis and develop solutions for structural, equipment, and system malfunctions.
- Prepare documented work scopes for quotations from OEMs, manufacturers, suppliers, testing facilities, and specialist service providers.
- Develop and/or approve technical Job Instructions.
- Plan, organize, lead, and control work with Thales staff and subcontractors.
- Support Coastal and Central Engineering groups and the Ottawa Engineering Team.
- Improve Preventive Maintenance Plans.
- Provide technical advice for operating and maintaining structures, systems, and equipment.
- Analyze baseline-change requirements and support the Engineering Change process.
- Perform requirements analysis, design calculations, obsolescence assessments, performance improvement investigations, material compatibility investigations, documentation reviews, failure analysis, and risk and hazard assessments.
- Report to the Engineering Services Lead and liaise with the Service Delivery group to support defect resolution.
Requirements
- An Engineering degree in naval architecture.
- Minimum of 4 years maritime experience in Ship Repair, Ship Building or Ship Operational Experience.
- Strong technical knowledge with ability to make technical decision.
- Eligible for P Eng designation in Nova Scotia.
- Previous experience working with a defense contractor or the Canadian Armed Forces.
- Experience supporting an operational military asset.
- Above average Microsoft Windows application experience, communications and interpersonal skills.
- Eligible or able to obtain authorization for access to information controlled under Canadian and/or US export regulations.
- Able to obtain eligibility to the Canadian Controlled Goods Program.
- Able to obtain a Canadian NATO Secret clearance.
- Willing to work aloft and in confined spaces on board ships.
- Willing and able to undertake inspections in machinery spaces involving bending and twisting.
- Ability to work 40 hours per week and undertake occasional domestic or international travel.
Core Competencies
Demonstrates expertise in naval architecture and maritime engineering, with a strong focus on ship repair, maintenance, and operational support for military assets. Capable of conducting technical investigations, developing maintenance plans, and providing engineering services for Arctic and Offshore Patrol Vessels.
Highest-signal resume keywords
- Naval Architecture Engineering Degree
- Maritime Experience in Ship Repair
- Technical Decision-Making
- P Eng Designation Eligibility
- Experience with Defense Contractors
Hard Skills
- Technical Investigations
- Failure Analysis
- Preventive Maintenance Planning
- Job Instruction DevelopmentDesign Calculations
- Risk and Hazard Assessments
- Performance Improvement Investigations
- Material Compatibility Investigations
- Documentation Reviews
- Obsolescence Assessments
Soft Skills
- Communication Skills
- Interpersonal Skills
- Leadership Skills
- Organizational Skills
Certifications & Qualifications
- P Eng Designation Eligibility
- Canadian Controlled Goods Program Eligibility
- Canadian NATO Secret Clearance Eligibility
Industry Keywords
- Royal Canadian Navy
- Defense Contractor
- Operational Military Asset
- Ship Building
- Ship Operational Experience
Tools & Technologies
- Microsoft Windows Applications