Entry-Level Maritime Ship Repair Superintendent

BAE Systems, Inc.; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 67,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) savings plan

Disability coverage

Job summary

BAE Systems is seeking an entry-level Ship Superintendent I to support the Maritime Solutions Business at our San Diego, CA facility. This on-site role reports to the project team and involves managing a portion of a Navy surface ship repair package, including installation, modification and repair of complex equipment and systems.

The ideal candidate is in the final semester or a recent graduate of a Merchant Marine Academy or Naval Architecture/Marine Engineering program, with exposure to

Qualifications

• Candidates MUST be in final semester or recent graduate of a Merchant Marine Academy (State or Federal) or Naval Architecture/Marine Engineering program.

Responsibilities

• Manage a designated portion of a Navy surface ship repair package including installation, modification, and repair of complex equipment and systems in Engineering, Crew Berthing, Electronic/Combat System Suites, and Mission Critical spaces
• Ensure assigned work is completed on time and within budgets and conduct ship checks aboard the vessel
• Resolve problems with customer, subcontractors, and other departments to minimize interference and keep progress on track
• Assist craft personnel in setting up production schedules and manpower projections by reading and interpreting work items, drawings, and budgeting reports
• Ensure milestones and deadlines are communicated to craft supervision and subcontractors

Skills

Team leadership

Scheduling

Budgeting

Education

Merchant Marine Academy (final semester or graduate)

Naval Architecture/Marine Engineering

Job description

BAE Systems is seeking an entry-level Ship Superintendent I to support the Maritime Solutions Business at our San Diego, CA facility. This on-site role reports to the project team and involves managing a portion of a Navy surface ship repair package, including installation, modification and repair of complex equipment and systems.

The ideal candidate is in the final semester or a recent graduate of a Merchant Marine Academy or Naval Architecture/Marine Engineering program, with exposure to