Navy Field Equipment Analyst – Surface Ships

Role overview

Workplace and travel

• Work is primarily onsite at U.S. Naval Stations, private shipyards, and aboard U.S. Navy ships; assigned administrative duties may be completed remotely.
• Out-of-region travel is anticipated to be approximately 25%.

Duties and responsibilities

• Visit Navy surface ships to validate and update equipment criteria against physical inventories and published configuration, supply, and maintenance requirements.
• Perform physical validation of electronic, electrical, and mechanical equipment inventories.
• Record findings in Navy and local databases and maintain a running account for assigned ships.
• Validate and help Ships Force maintain configuration records for installed systems, control equipment, and instrumentation.
• Provide information and evaluation reports supporting Navy Supply Integrated Logistics Overhauls, Regional Maintenance Center and TYCOM assessments, and other reviews.
• Evaluate shipboard configuration and maintenance requirements and update equipment and instrumentation criteria and allowancing as needed.
• Assist In Service Engineering Agents with shipboard instrumentation and equipment research and testing projects.

Required qualifications

• U.S. citizenship and a Secret security clearance are required.
• Must be able to climb installed shipboard ladders and lift at least 15 pounds overhead.
• At least five years of experience working on U.S. Navy and/or U.S. Coast Guard ships.
• At least five years of experience with shipboard communication, combat, and HM&E system operation and maintenance requirements.
• Proficiency navigating Navy applications and websites such as PMSMIS, Model Based Product Support (MBPS), and Navy Data Environment (NDE).
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications including Excel, Word, Teams, and SharePoint.

Preferred qualifications

• Experience operating within Microsoft Access databases is preferred.
• Comfort speaking to groups of up to 20 and experience speaking with senior Navy leaders are preferred.
• Experience traveling to multiple U.S. Navy installations is preferred.
• Familiarity with Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual Volume I requirements is preferred.

Benefits

• Benefits include employee medical, vision, dental, prescription drug, life, long-term disability, and short-term disability plans.
• Employees receive 24 paid days off in the first year, military leave, a 401(k) plan, education assistance, Personal Technology Refresh, and employee referral bonuses.
• Positions subject to the Service Contract Act receive benefits as required by law.

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