Quality Control Technician - Naval Ship & Submarine

M.C. Dean; Norfolk (VA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

M.C. Dean is seeking a Quality Control Tech to perform shipboard/alteration inspections referencing MIL-STD's, NAVSEA standards, and MIL-SPECs. You will prepare detailed reports of As Found conditions and ensure all QA documentation is complete before certification.

Responsibilities include collaborating with QAM and Project Managers, certifying data, and maintaining safe work environments aboard U.S. Naval Vessels.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of NAVSEA Standard Items, NAVSEA Technical Specification 9090-310, MIL-STDs and MIL-SPECs.
• Ability to read/interpret blueprints, sketches, and manuals to develop QA workbooks.
• Must possess C5ISR Installation, QA, or QC experience.
• Active secret security clearance desirable; ability to obtain clearance may be required.
• Willingness to travel CONUS/OCONUS.

Responsibilities

• Work with QAM and Project Manager to identify inspection requirements in the Quality Assurance Workbook.
• Review on-board installations for compliance with standards and generate Objective Quality Evidence.
• Certify data quality, ensuring documentation meets company, ISO, and gov’t standards.
• Approve finished products through visual and measurement tests; manage re-work as needed.
• Maintain QA documentation and ensure completion prior to certification.
• Ensure safe, healthy work environment and compliance with regulations.

Skills

Quality inspection procedures

Blueprint reading

QA/QC documentation

NAVSEA standards knowledge

Regulatory compliance (ISO/QA)

QA/QC experience (C5ISR)

Job description

M.C. Dean is seeking a Quality Control Tech to perform shipboard/alteration inspections referencing MIL-STD's, NAVSEA standards, and MIL-SPECs. You will prepare detailed reports of As Found conditions and ensure all QA documentation is complete before certification.

Responsibilities include collaborating with QAM and Project Managers, certifying data, and maintaining safe work environments aboard U.S. Naval Vessels.