Job Description

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The Dry Dock/Waterfront Front Line Supervisor will be responsible for the crew and maintenance of systems on Floating Drydock #3. Reporting to the Dockmaster for the day-to-day management of a multi-disciplinary crew conducting maintenance, repair, and operation of BIW's Floating Dry Dock #3. Shall act as a backup for the Dockmaster when he is not present, overseeing waterfront safety and operations within the shipyard. Applicants must be able and willing to work and train towards certification as a floating dry dock FOS IAW USN MILSTD 1625D. Ability to self-manage and take initiative; must be a self-starter requiring limited supervision.

Key Responsibilities

Safety Leadership:

+ Maintain a safe working environment at all times.
+ Provide advice on waterfront safety as a subject matter expert.
+ Contribute to attainment of company safety goals.

Project Execution:

+ Support the execution of the dry dock preventative maintenance program and maintain accurate records.
+ Assist in maintaining the certification of Floating Dry Dock under MILSTD 1625D.
+ Execute facility repairs.

Facilities Management:

+ Oversee day to day management of dock crew including work assignments, project planning, and direct supervision as required.
+ Aid in planning and executing inspections and dock evolutions, including vessel transfers and launches.
+ Maintains all mechanical and fluid systems on the dry dock.

Training and Development:

+ Interpret technical drawings and publications as required.
+ Occasional travel to other GD shipyards, for training and support opportunities.
+ Provide training to LS6 mechanics on dry dock systems.

Team Collaboration and Communication:

+ Collaborate with other shipyard departments to facilitate efficient operations and execute complex projects.
+ Carry a BIW mobile phone and assist with dock scheduling requirements.

Continuous Improvement:

+ Execute all aspects of the Business Operating System.
+ Perform other duties as assigned by management.


Required/Preferred Education/Training:
Associates or Bachelors Degree in a STEM related field preferred. Unlimited 3/AE Engineer or 3/M license issued by USCG preferred.
Required/Preferred Experience:

Required

Experience leading a crew. Excellent command of English language. Technical understanding of shipboard/dry dock systems.

Preferred

Formal education in marine operations. Knowledge of ships stability. 1 year experience in a supervisory role. Experiential or academic knowledge of operation, maintenance, and repair of marine systems. Familiarity with Maximo, NS5, or equivalent computer based PMS. Proficiency in computers, to include Microsoft Office Suite applications. Familiarity with maritime and shipyard industry best safety practices. Familiarity with reading and interpreting ship's drawing, project specifications, etc. * Maritime Education.