Ship Production Controller: Modernization & Repair Lead

U.S. Pacific Fleet; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 68,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

U.S. Pacific Fleet is seeking a skilled professional to oversee alteration, modernization, and repair of ship projects in the federal sector.

The role requires coordinating deficiencies, assigning corrective actions, and ensuring work authorization proceeds smoothly. Candidates will leverage extensive experience in preventing delays and scheduling conflicts, while interfacing with internal and external contacts to discuss costs and logistics.

Qualifications

• Overseeing the planning and production control of ship readiness operations to resolve modernization issues.
• Ability to coordinate corrective actions, deficiencies, and work authorizations.
• Experience in preventing production delays and scheduling conflicts.

Responsibilities

• You will be responsible for the initiation and coordination of all phases associated with the alteration, modernization and repair of all assigned ship projects.
• You will coordinate communications related to the identification of all deficiencies, assign responsibility for corrective action, and initiate work authorization for corrective action.
• You will utilize skills and experience to prevent or alleviate production delays and scheduling conflicts.
• You will regularly interface with both internal and external contacts for negotiating costs, exchanging information, scheduling operations, and discuss other concerns.
• You will assemble necessary reports, data, and prepare or assist in the preparation of final ship status reports.

Skills

Ship readiness operations

Production control

Scheduling coordination

Job description

U.S. Pacific Fleet is seeking a skilled professional to oversee alteration, modernization, and repair of ship projects in the federal sector.

The role requires coordinating deficiencies, assigning corrective actions, and ensuring work authorization proceeds smoothly. Candidates will leverage extensive experience in preventing delays and scheduling conflicts, while interfacing with internal and external contacts to discuss costs and logistics.