Overseas Deputy Officer in Charge - Naval Ops

U.S. Fleet Forces Command; Rota; On-site; EUR 81,000 - 116,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Overseas assignment support

Job summary

U.S. Fleet Forces Command in Spain seeks a Deputy Officer in Charge of Forward Deployed Regular Maintenance Center Detachment Rota to oversee administrative, planning, engineering, and safety functions for the detachment.

The role requires experience in naval ship repair planning, contract oversight, and funding and personnel management; travel may be required and overseas requirements must be satisfied.

Qualifications

• Utilizing knowledge of naval shipbuilding regulations and procedures to plan and control all facets of naval ship repair.
• Overseeing various contracts and contractual implications to ensure ships, crafts, and equipment are mission ready.
• Overseeing the execution of funding and personnel management to proper resources are available.
• Applying shipbuilding and engineering procedures to the planning and control of naval ship repair (i.e. material procurement, repair coordination; quality control).

Responsibilities

• You will utilize project management, engineering, technical, and administrative functions assigned to the detachment to ensure workload accomplishment.
• You will provide supervision through supervisors to a workforce of employees performing administrative, planning, engineering technical support, maintenance, quality assurance and safety work at the GS-09 through GS-14 levels.
• You will perform periodic reviews and analyses of program metrics and make decisions or recommendations for new initiatives, redirections of effort, or curtailment
• You will interpret and adapt policy to assure a uniform and balanced program within the framework of policies and procedures developed by higher authority.

Job description

U.S. Fleet Forces Command in Spain seeks a Deputy Officer in Charge of Forward Deployed Regular Maintenance Center Detachment Rota to oversee administrative, planning, engineering, and safety functions for the detachment.

The role requires experience in naval ship repair planning, contract oversight, and funding and personnel management; travel may be required and overseas requirements must be satisfied.