(C) MPC Developer (HM&E Elec)

TMMG, LLC; Baltimore (MD); Vor Ort; USD 70.000 - 110.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

TMMG, LLC is seeking personnel to develop and validate MPCs for Coast Guard maintenance procedures. The role requires technical HM&E know-how, strong writing, and an ability to interpret complex technical documents.

You will contribute to the PMS-based MPC content, oversee validation, and support feedback through CG-22 processes. Travel may be involved; a background in engineering and familiarity with SFLC tools will help you collaborate with COR and maintenance activities to deliver compliant

Qualifikationen

• Technical experience in operation, repair, and support of HM&E or Electronics equipment.
• Good writing skills.
• Experience interpreting and understanding technical documents such as; engineering drawings and Technical Publications.
• Experience with the development of MPCs.
• Knowledge of Coast Guard SFLC logistics tools and procedures.
• Proficient in independent web research.

Aufgaben

• Provide support for depot level maintenance procedure development for ship dry dock and dockside availabilities.
• Develop MPC content using PMS Development Process Guide.
• Develop MPCs at the level of a recent graduate from a rated technical school.
• Validate MPCs; support physical validation as required by CG; document discrepancies and revise MPC.
• Support MPC feedback system following CG-22 process.
• Attend/participate in meetings related to MPC development, management, and execution.
• Contribute to a quality control program ensuring high quality MPCs.
• Prepare and deliver documentation to COR as directed.

Kenntnisse

HM&E knowledge

Technical writing

Engineering docs interpretation

MS Word

MS Excel

PowerPoint

MS Access

Paint

Adobe Acrobat XI

Internet research

MPC development

Coast Guard SFLC tools

Ausbildung

Engineering education (2 yrs) or 10 yrs marine HM&E/electronics experience

Tools

MS Word

MS Excel

PowerPoint

MS Access

Paint

Adobe Acrobat XI

Jobbeschreibung

Description

Background check, US Citizenship, and a CAC are requirements for this position. Travel is 5%. Comtingent on contract award.

• Provide support for depot level maintenance procedure development for ship dry dock and dockside availabilities.


• Develop Maintenance Procedure Card (MPC) content using the Coast Guard’s Planned Maintenance System (PMS) Development Process Guide.


• Develop Operational-Level MPCs at the comprehension level of a recent graduate from a rated technical school (A school).


• Validate MPCs; The Coast Guard may determine that a MPC requires physical validation. Physical validation means that the MPC will be accomplished by a qualified maintenance activity. The employee may be required to support MPC validation wherever it occurs. The Contractor will observe the maintenance activity complete the MPC, document discrepancies, and revise the MPC.


• Support the MPC feedback system following the CG-22 process.


• Attend and actively participate in meetings related to the development, management, and execution of MPCs as applicable/assigned by the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)


• Work within and help improve a quality control program that produces consistently high quality MPCs.


• Prepare and deliver completed copies of documentation developed to the COR or as directed by the COR.

Description

Background check, US Citizenship, and a CAC are requirements for this position. Travel is 5%. Comtingent on contract award.

• Provide support for depot level maintenance procedure development for ship dry dock and dockside availabilities.


• Develop Maintenance Procedure Card (MPC) content using the Coast Guard’s Planned Maintenance System (PMS) Development Process Guide.


• Develop Operational-Level MPCs at the comprehension level of a recent graduate from a rated technical school (A school).


• Validate MPCs; The Coast Guard may determine that a MPC requires physical validation. Physical validation means that the MPC will be accomplished by a qualified maintenance activity. The employee may be required to support MPC validation wherever it occurs. The Contractor will observe the maintenance activity complete the MPC, document discrepancies, and revise the MPC.


• Support the MPC feedback system following the CG-22 process.


• Attend and actively participate in meetings related to the development, management, and execution of MPCs as applicable/assigned by the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)


• Work within and help improve a quality control program that produces consistently high quality MPCs.


• Prepare and deliver completed copies of documentation developed to the COR or as directed by the COR.

May be trained in MPC development by the Coast Guard if the Coast Guard determines that candidates require training to produce the product in the manner required.

• May be required to periodically conduct ship checks in the course of MPC Development.

Requirements

Proficiency in the following (in descending order of importance):

• Technical experience in the operation, repair, and support of HM&E or Electronics equipment.


• Good writing skills.


• Experience interpreting and understanding technical documents such as; engineering drawings and Technical Publications.


• Experience in Microsoft® Word©, Excel©, Power Point©, Access©, Paint® and Adobe® Acrobat® XI.


• Proficient in independent research using the Worldwide Web.


• Experience with the development of MPCs.


• Knowledge of the Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC) logistics support business tools and procedures.

Physical Job Requirements

• Sitting: Ability to remain in a stationary seated position for extended periods.


• Fine Motor Skills: Constant use of hands, fingers, and wrists to operate a keyboard, mouse, and phone.


• Vision: Close visual focus to read documents and view computer screens.

Lifting: Occasional lifting or carrying of light items like files, laptops, or small boxes (under 25 pounds).

Mobility: Ability to traverse ship spaces to include climbing ladders and stairwells and traverse scuttles and hatches.

Education/Certification Requirements

A minimum of 2 years of engineering education (general engineering is acceptable) or 10 years of engineering background experience (marine Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical [HM&E] or Electronics) perferred