Lead Naval Shipboard Engineering Supervisor

U.S. Pacific Fleet; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 95,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

U.S. Pacific Fleet in Honolulu, Hawaii seeks a Professional Engineer to lead the Engineering Division's field engineering support for waterfront availabilities on assigned ship classes. You will manage non-nuclear and nuclear interface work with cognizant technical codes and supervise 8–30 personnel.

You will review prerequisite lists for nuclear interface events and high-risk evolutions, and provide ship-availability support for designated locations. Travel to CONUS/OCONUS sites may be required.

Qualifications

• Specialized experience as a professional engineer managing engineering projects using AIM, eForms, DTR, and SUPDESK.
• Developed Technical Work Documents (TWDs) and ordered materials to provide production and Ship's Force clear technical direction.
• Troubleshot and resolved issues arising from submarine maintenance and repair.
• Obtained off-project Engineering support for depot or intermediate level work.
• One year of specialized experience at or equivalent to GS-12 is required.

Responsibilities

• Provide field engineering support for waterfront availabilities on assigned ship class.
• Prepare and delegate Engineering Division non-nuclear and nuclear interface work to cognizant technical codes.
• Review and concur on prerequisite lists for nuclear interface key events and high-risk evolutions.
• Supervise a workforce of approximately 8-30 employees involved in technical work execution and trouble desk duties.
• Provide ship availability project field engineering support at assigned project location.

Skills

Professional engineer

Engineering project management

AIM

eForms

DTR

SUPDESK

TWDs

Submarine maintenance

Education

ABET-accredited engineering program

EI/EIT/PE licensure

Job description

U.S. Pacific Fleet in Honolulu, Hawaii seeks a Professional Engineer to lead the Engineering Division's field engineering support for waterfront availabilities on assigned ship classes. You will manage non-nuclear and nuclear interface work with cognizant technical codes and supervise 8–30 personnel.

You will review prerequisite lists for nuclear interface events and high-risk evolutions, and provide ship-availability support for designated locations. Travel to CONUS/OCONUS sites may be required.