Life Support Maintenance Manager III / U/W Combat Dive Technologies System Manager III

People, Technology & Processes, LLC; Virginia Beach (VA); On-site; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

People, Technology & Processes, LLC seeks a Life Support Maintenance Manager III / U/W Combat Dive Technologies System Manager III to lead maintenance and training for combat diving systems and ROVs at JEB Little Creek–Fort Story, VA. SECRET clearance required; extensive travel and program management experience preferred.

The role emphasizes weapons and dive tech oversight, inventory control, and coordination with NSW and WARCOM for operational readiness and future tech integration.

Qualifications

• Navy Dive School certification (NEC 5342 / M1DV or higher).
• Minimum five years as a certified diver (5342 / M1DV or USCG OPSDC).
• Maintenance/3M qualifications: 3M Maintenance, 3M QA Craftsman, 3M Work Center Supervisor.

Responsibilities

• Oversee maintenance of combat diving systems, ROVs, and related equipment.
• Develop curricula and deliver end-user training for diving propulsion, navigation, comms, SHIELD SCBA, and ROVs.
• Manage inventory, records, and supply programs for NSWG-2 LOGSUPPU and WARCOM.
• Provide technical guidance to engineers and WARCOM leadership on system upgrades.
• Travel domestically and overseas to train NSW personnel and attend related engagements.
• Prepare written reports on deficiencies, alterations, and recommendations for technology integration.

Skills

Navy Dive School

3M Maintenance & QA

OCONUS travel

Driver's license

Microsoft Office

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Position title: Life Support Maintenance Manager III / U/W Combat Dive Technologies System Manager III

Location: JEB Little Creek – Fort Story, Virginia Beach, VA

Clearance required: SECRET

Responsibilities Include (but Are Not Limited To)

• Ensures seamless operation, conducts scheduled and unscheduled preventative and corrective maintenance, training, and advancement of combat diving systems and ROVs used by NSW entities. The SME will enhance operational readiness, ensure proper inventory management, and gather critical information to support current and future technologies.
• Develop and write comprehensive curricula for end-user training on combat diving propulsion, navigation, communication systems, SHIELD SCBA, and ROVs. Deliver training and certification programs to NSW personnel, ensuring operational proficiency. Maintain training records and provide feedback and recommendations for continuous improvement.
• Perform routine and advanced maintenance on combat diving systems, ROVs, and ancillary equipment. Ensure equipment is properly maintained and issued to NSW and associated entities. Report all system deficiencies and alterations to department leadership and WARCOM program office promptly.
• Manage government-approved programs for NSWG-2 LOGSUPPU and WARCOM related to combat diving systems. Ensure compliance with relevant policies and procedures for equipment and system operations.
• Provide technical advice and support to engineers and WARCOM leadership regarding system functionality, maintenance procedures, testing, and evaluation of combat dive systems, ROVs, and ancillary equipment. Assist in the development of future technologies and provide input on system upgrades and modifications.
• Maintain an accurate inventory of all combat diving systems, ROVs, and ancillary equipment. Verify accountability of equipment issued to NSW entities and ensure proper documentation.
• Travel OCONUS and CONUS to train NSW personnel, attend operations, conferences, and meetings involving dive technologies and ROVs. Gather critical information on emerging technologies and provide insights to support NSW operations.
• Maintenance, testing, and inventory records for all combat diving systems and ancillary equipment. Written reports on system deficiencies, alterations, and recommendations. Conference and meeting summaries detailing critical findings and recommendations for future technology integration.
• All systems and equipment are maintained in operational condition and issued as required. Training programs are delivered effectively, ensuring end-user proficiency. Inventory is accurate, and all deficiencies are reported promptly. Technical advice provided to engineers and leadership is timely and actionable. Travel and conference participation results in actionable insights and recommendations.
• Be familiar with the transport and storage of Lithium batteries and proper procedures for upkeep of all batteries associated with maintained systems. Adhering to Navy Ordnance Safety and Security Activity (NOSSA) transport, stowage, and operation.
• Obtain factory-trained certifications for all underwater navigation, communication and propulsion systems.

Qualifications

• Possess a valid state driver’s license.
• OCONUS travel requires civilian passport. Costs associated with obtaining passport is not financial responsibility of NSW.
• Be able to operate a Personal Computer (PC) with common/standard business software. Be proficient in Microsoft Office applications to include Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Outlook.
• Communicate clearly and effectively with others, both verbally and in writing.
• Navy Dive School certified (NEC 5342 / M1DV, USCG OPSDC, or higher).
• Minimum Five years’ experience as a certified 5342 / M1DV, USCG OPSDC diver or higher.
• Qualification as a Maintenance & Material Management (3M) Maintenance Person, 3M Quality Assurance Craftsman, and 3M Work Center Supervisor.
• Qualified in accordance with NAVEDTRA 43910-(Series).
• Minimum of Three years NSW experience.
• Maintain forklift license up to 6,000lb capacity.
• Must meet the requirements to obtain and check out government vehicles / CESE for use in their official duties.