Engineer Instructor

People, Technology & Processes, LLC; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

People, Technology & Processes, LLC seeks an experienced maritime training instructor to teach MK VI engineering systems. You will lead hands-on instruction, ensure safety, and maintain curriculum materials.

The role requires strong maritime operational background, BAMCIS planning, and proficiency with technical schematics and MS Office. Travel and austere environments may be involved; active security clearance not specified.

Qualifications

• Active driver’s license and readiness to operate in maritime environments.
• Four years of small boat/craft tactical experience with BAMCIS planning experience.
• Qualified Navy Second Class Swimmer or equivalent.
• Line Coach (LC) or Range Safety Officer (RSO) qualifications are required.
• PQS qualifications in CORIVFOR weapons and weapon systems.
• One of the following instructor qualifications: NEC 9502/805A, NEC 9518/A12A, or JIT.
• Experience with tactical planning and maritime operations.
• Familiarity with mechanical and electrical schematics.
• Proficient in MS Office and ability to read technical schematics.

Responsibilities

• Teach students in small craft systems including propulsion, fuel, electrical, and damage control
• Conduct hands-on instruction and classroom sessions focused on MK VI engineering systems
• Troubleshoot mechanical issues during training evolutions
• Ensure safety procedures and operational protocols are followed
• Maintain instructional materials and contribute to curriculum development

Skills

Active driver's license

Maritime tactical experience

Navy Second Class Swimmer

Line Coach / RSO

PQS in CORIVFOR weapons

NEC 9502/805A Instructor

Journeyman Instructor Training (JIT)

Maritime navigation

BAMCIS planning

MS Office

Reading technical schematics

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

• Teach students in small craft systems including propulsion, fuel, electrical, and damage control
• Conduct hands-on instruction and classroom sessions focused on MK VI engineering systems
• Troubleshoot mechanical issues during training evolutions
• Ensure safety procedures and operational protocols are followed
• Maintain instructional materials and contribute to curriculum development

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Roles And Responsibilities

• Teach students in small craft systems including propulsion, fuel, electrical, and damage control
• Conduct hands-on instruction and classroom sessions focused on MK VI engineering systems
• Troubleshoot mechanical issues during training evolutions
• Ensure safety procedures and operational protocols are followed
• Maintain instructional materials and contribute to curriculum development

Qualifications

Required Qualifications:

• Active state driver’s license
• Four (4) years of small boat/craft tactical experience in a maritime environment with proficiency in: Maritime Navigation, Tactical Boat Operations, and Military decision-making processes (Begin, Arrange, Make, Complete, Issue, Supervise (BAMCIS); Organizational and individual planning; Tactical Boat Patrol Coordination; Development and issuance of Concept of Operations, Warning Order, Patrol Order, and Mission Debriefing
• Qualified Navy Second Class Swimmer or equivalent
• Line Coach (LC)/Range Safety Officer (RSO) qualifications
• Record of PQS qualifications in all CORIVFOR weapons and weapon systems
• Must possess one of the following:
• NEC 9502/805A Instructor
• NEC 9518/A12A Professional Development Instructor
• Completed Journeyman Instructor Training (JIT)
• Experience with tactical planning and maritime operations
• Familiarity with mechanical and electrical schematics
• Physically fit to perform maritime instruction in austere environments
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and reading technical schematics