Test Director, Submarine HM&E

Description

• Develops, writes and processes proposed tag outs WAFs (Work Authorization Forms) and the resulting TORS (Tag Out Records Sheets) when required.
• Restores the system to a safe condition, as specified in the test document, and notifies the ship’s Duty Officer that testing is complete.
• Ensures the personnel supporting the test are briefed on the requirements for performance of the test.
• Conduct a review of approved procedures prior to performance. Resolve any test document questions/concerns prior to proceeding to test.
• Ensures all prerequisites are satisfied and shall brief the personnel supporting the test on the requirements for performance of the test. TD shall also brief the Shipyard and Ship’s Watch/Duty Officer of test status. The TD shall hold all members of the test team accountable to the TWD and follow all instructions concerning the test documents. Prerequisites include but are not limited to: a.
• Upon completion of the test, the TD shall review the document for completion and evaluate shipyard shipboard test results and problems and take appropriate corrective actions.
• Ensures all testing or required operations that will be performed during the assigned shift are listed on the LAT/TPOD and/or SPOD.
• Attend project meetings to provide input as necessary.
• Provides technical support to the project interfacing with engineering, planning, and production personnel to define testing plan.
• Directs test operations, and ensures testing operations are performed in accordance with approved procedures.
• Perform test set-up and assembly of test equipment as directed by TWDs. Develop system alignments verify they are performed and complete.
• Responsible for preventing or stopping work or testing which could prevent safe performance of operations listed on the LAT/TPOD or SPOD.
• Conduct a thorough test boundary installation check.
• Daily interface with SF and project personnel, and interface functions with other test organizations as identified by the Test Engineer
• Reviews Work Packages to determine the appropriate testing to be accomplished. Develop Supplemental Test Instructions to support required testing. Develop and maintain a Test and Inspection Plan.
• Reviews test procedures, TGIs (Task Group Instructions) & OQE (Objective Quality Evidence) to ensure testing accomplished will meet all the requirements.

Requirements

• High comprehension of current testing requirements for certification/recertification of U.S. Navy submarines, surface ships, and special purpose vehicles/systems in order to serve as the subject matter expert.
• Minimum of four (4) years technical experience and operational knowledge with Dry Deck Shelters (DDS) HM&E maintenance. In
• Circuit Breakers, Battery Systems, Shore power, Interior Communications, Announcing Circuits, Alarm/Indication/Monitoring
• Demonstrating the ability to synthesize diverse information (technical, schedule) and exercise good judgment.
• Submergence System (DSS) in order to serve as the subject matter expert.
• Must be a U.S. citizen who is not a dual citizen of any other country.
• A minimum of five (5) years experience in Submarine structural, mechanical and/or electrical system repair/installations.
• Background knowledge in government and commercial contract requirements.
• Have HM&E systems experience such Trim & Drain, High Pressure Air, Hydraulics, Power Generation/Dist., Switchboards/Panels,
• Performing basic engineering tasks and conventional design that may vary in nature.
• Being a self-motivated and focused individual with a strong attention to detail and high ethical standards.
• In lieu of a degree, a graduate of a Shipyard Apprenticeship Program with a minimum of five (5) years supervisory experience in Submarine/Shipboard structural, mechanical and/or electrical system repair/installations; or qualified Submarines with six (6) years of experience performing Submarine structural, mechanical and/or electrical system repair/installations.
• High comprehension of Dry Deck Shelter (DDS)Testing requirements for certification/re-certification of U.S. Navy Deep
• Exhibiting good technical judgment and being expected to provide some independent evaluation, originality, and ingenuity.
• Bachelor’s Degree in a mechanical or electrical discipline from an accredited college or university or AS in a mechanical or electrical discipline from an accredited college or university with additional working knowledge of Submarine structural, mechanical and/or electrical system repair/installations.
• If testing or operations are not listed on the LAT/TPOD, the TD shall not proceed before obtaining an approved change to the LAT/TPOD and/or SPOD.
• Working knowledge of SUBSAFE & Level 1, drawing and NAVSEA approved testing and certification/re-certification requirements.
• Demonstrating ability and willingness to perform hands-on testing work regularly in physically demanding environments, including ship or submarine engine rooms, involving tasks such as carrying pumps and other related activities.
• Strong computer skills. Working knowledge of Microsoft Suite and PeopleSoft experience is a plus.
• Having the ability to read and interpret blueprints, as well as SUBSAFE requirements.
• Possessing strong organizational skills and an analytical/logical approach.
• Must be able to obtain a U.S. DoD Secret Security Clearance.
• Being capable of working as part of a team of managers and technical personnel while supporting multiple projects.
• Depth working knowledge of Deep Submergence Systems/Scope of Certification (DSS/SOC) and Divers Air Life Support System (LSS) Cleanliness requirements.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Minimum of six (6) years technical knowledge and operational experience with Naval Submarine and/or Surface HM&E systems.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance