Shipboard Damage Control Specialist

Sealift Command; United States; On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Sealift Command seeks a Damage Controlman (CIVMAR) to support the Navy aboard MSC ships worldwide, performing training, ship drills, inspections and casualty investigations with emphasis on damage control and readiness. This role may be assigned to training centers, field sites, or afloat teams and requires precise reporting and technical guidance to ship personnel.

Candidates must sail 30–45 days annually during peak relief seasons and contingencies. U.S.

Qualifications

• Must be a United States citizen at least 18 years old.
• Possess and maintain required credentials (TWIC, MMC) with expiration timelines as specified.
• Hold Third Mate or higher license or Deck license with relevant endorsements, or Engineer license with EPA ozone certification as applicable.
• Military experience or equivalent federal/civilian experience in listed skill areas is acceptable.

Responsibilities

• Conduct training, ship drills, inspections and casualty investigations for the MSC civil service marine workforce.
• Develop, revise training materials and lesson guides; write instructional and investigation reports with recommendations.
• Provide technical advice on damage control issues and maintain or repair school facilities and equipment as necessary.
• Sail 30-45 days annually on high relief request seasons and mission contingencies.

Skills

United States citizenship

Willingness to sail 30-45 days/yr

Job description

Sealift Command seeks a Damage Controlman (CIVMAR) to support the Navy aboard MSC ships worldwide, performing training, ship drills, inspections and casualty investigations with emphasis on damage control and readiness. This role may be assigned to training centers, field sites, or afloat teams and requires precise reporting and technical guidance to ship personnel.

Candidates must sail 30–45 days annually during peak relief seasons and contingencies. U.S.