BAE Systems Job Opportunities

San Diego Ship Repair

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JOB OPENINGS-ADMINISTRATIVE

09/24/2012

384018 QA Inspector III

Conduct in-process inspections and surveillances of ship’s work in progress to include: Welding, NDT, and PCP. Maintain ship project records and prepare reports as required. Must possess the following: Navy background, ISO knowledge, and computer skills in Excel and Access. NACE certification preferred. Navy Marine Engineering experience is required. Welding certification, Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) certification, and NAVSEA Basic Paint Inspector (NBPI) certification preferred.

383902 Contracts Administrator II (Repair Estimator)

Full Time Contracts Administrator II (Repair Estimator) for the new LPD4/LSD41/49 MSMO CNO Avail Programs. Duties will include all estimating aspects of the MSMO contract, including proposal submittal. Other aspects include but are not limited to: ship checks, monitoring, negotiations, contract changes, RCC pricing, material and subcontracts including competition, schedule adherence, customer interface, ship’s personnel interface, Port Engineers, AITs and TAR group interface responsibilities.

383886 Financial Analyst II

The Financial Analyst II for San Diego Ship Repair in the billings group prepares invoices, vouchers and statements. Reviews and analyzes financial documentation such as government funding documents, cost performance reports, and contract funds status reports. Analyzes accounting documents for accuracy and reconciles complex accounts requiring contact with customers. Conduct special studies and analyses of financial practices and procedures and make recommendations to promote efficiency in the area of cash management. Examine contractor internal data both to validate consistency of reports to the government and reasonableness of funding allocated to cost accounts. May conduct fact-finding sessions, if required. Oversee the review and analysis of financial documentation and evaluates performance measurement criteria. Develop and maintain tracking system to monitor obligation expenditures. Maintain financial records and journals of program and project operations. Perform other related duties as assigned.

383170 Specifications Writer

Develop specifications for upcoming MCM, CG, DDG, and CVN availabilities. Review and interpret government provided 2-kilos, and drawings to prepare detailed work specifications. Perform local and overseas ship checks to aid in the development of work specifications. Prepare and submit requests for government furnished information. Must be familiar with NAVSEA standard items and all welding requirements and procedures. When tasked validate government provided drawings for applicability and correctness. Interface with Program Managers, supervisors, Port Engineers, Ships Force, and Supervisor of shipbuilding conversion and repairs.

381745 Marine Engineer

To provide technical oversight on all ship repair work and liaison with customer providing technical solutions to engineering repairs. Specifically responsible for reviewing specifications, ensuring their technical accuracy, providing deck plate oversight and engineering solutions to complex technical issues. Must be able to document solutions and provide technical reports for customer review. Engineer will also be responsible for drafting and review technical process control procedures. Additionally, the position requires interface with NAVSEA and NSSA engineering, establishing credible relationships while providing sound technical solutions to engineering repairs to Navy ships under our contract. The Onsite Engineer will also participate in the planning process focusing on complex alterations and repair work integration and providing guidance on how to execute work in an efficient manner.

381943 Welding Engineer

To provide technical oversight on all ship repair work and liaison with customer providing technical solutions to welding engineering repairs. Specifically responsible for providing deck plate oversight and engineering solutions to complex welding/material issues. Must have experience working with various welding technologies such as Sub-Arc, MIG, TIG, etc. Must have experience working with weld joint design on piping and structural members. Must be able to document solutions and provide technical reports for customer review. Additionally, the position requires interface with NAVSEA and NSSA engineering, establishing credible relationships while providing sound technical solutions to engineering repairs to Navy ships under our contract. The Onsite Engineer will also participate in the planning process focusing on complex alterations and repair work integration and providing guidance on how to execute work in an efficient manner.

383320 Ship Superintendent I

As a member of the Program Management Team, manage a designated portion of a Navy surface ship repair package including the installation, modification, and repair of complex equipment and systems in engineering, crew berthing, electronic/combat system suites, and mission critical spaces. Ensure assigned work is completed on time and within established budgets. Resolve all problems that cannot otherwise be resolved by assigned craft supervision, as well as working with the customer, subcontractors, and other departments to keep a minimum of interferences and distractions from impacting the progression of work. Key job responsibilities: conduct ship checks; attend meetings; participate in and assist craft personnel in setting up production schedules and manpower projections by reading and interpreting detailed work items, drawings, and related budgeting and man-hour reports; assist with the make/buy process and subcontractor selection; ensure craft supervision and subcontractors are aware of milestones, key events, and target dates for assigned work. Ability to assess production progress and discuss production status with the Project Management Team; interface with other shipyard departments including Estimating, Quality Assurance and Testing, Environmental, and Production Support.

383623 Administrative Assistant II

Assist Director of Programs with day to day duties, schedule meetings, create and run reports, act as liaison between Director of Ship Superintendents/Program Managers. Must have experience with event/conference planning and coordination. Compiles, checks and interprets data and prepares a variety of general reports which may be relatively technical in nature. Coordinates status of documents and reports. Updates and prepares listing of weekly or monthly status reports. Monitors various documents to ensure the format is correct and appropriate policies and procedures are correctly carried out. Compiles, catalogues and maintains information on materials and documents. May interface with requestors and direct them to location of specific items. Maintain meeting minutes and coordinate action items to ensure completion. Types reports, correspondence, forms, charts and drafts, in which format and terms are complex and do not follow a standard pattern. Proofreads records, forms, letters and other documentation for typographical and other mistakes. Performs other related duties as assigned.

383072 Subcontract Administrator I (Procurement)

Generate purchase orders and maintain high volume of purchase order files meeting CPSR standards. Track subcontractor data, maintain excel database reports, perform cost and price analysis or purchase order justifications, reconcile subcontractor invoices, perform contract closeouts. Maintain electronic filing and maintenance of records. Assist Senior Subcontract Administrators in resolving contractual issues with subcontractors, conduct interviews with new subcontractor prospects, perform site visits and monitor subcontractor performance.

383438 Subcontractor Administrator I (CM/EM Contracts)

Support the CM/EM contracts in generating solicitations to various subcontractors that are in compliance with government and BAE procurement policies and procedures. Receive quotes, conduct evaluations and make award selections and cost and price analysis prior to submission to the customer.
Maintain electronic filing and maintenance of records, track subcontractor data and maintain excel database reports. Assist Senior Subcontract Administrators in resolving contractual issues with subcontractors.

383198 Progressman I

Supports the Planning Department and Project Management teams by gathering, analyzing, preparing and submitting data necessary to develop and maintain project management tools. Progress and Analyzes ship board work items (all related equipment for rip out, replace and installation) provides assessment of each work item progress, Prepares and submits reports to convey data. Reviews ship installation drawings to identify maintenance worthy equipment iaw NAVSEA Standard items. Works with project managers, trades, other subcontractors to create trade level plans for production

382972 Project Manager III (DDG Class)

Responsible for the administrative/operational leadership of DDG projects within the program guidelines set by the Program Manager. These projects have several complexities due to the age of ships, and avails and requires an intimate knowledge of this class of ship. Acts as advisor to staff and is actively involved, as required, to meet schedules and resolve problems. Coordinates with production, finance, contracts, and other units to accomplish assigned DDG work. Interfaces and acts as liaison with customers, contractors and suppliers. Reviews and recommends changes and resolves technical problems. Monitors DDG project to ensure work scope, schedule and budget are well defined and maintained. Develops, implements and monitors management and technical systems to control and evaluate unit performance. Executes programs and procedures to meet management and technical project requirements.

383200 Environmental Supervisor

The Environmental Supervisor will be responsible for: implementing and maintaining programs for environmental protection and compliance; act as a liaison with local, state, and federal environmental agencies; inspection and oversight of Best Management Practices; participating in emergency planning activities; integrating environmental programs in the production environment; and training of employees and subcontractors. The job has an emphasis in air quality regulation, especially marine coating rules and records, SPCC, Over Water Transfers, TSCA, Storm Water, Wastewater Treatment, Hazardous Waste management and Environmental Sustainability. Some supervisorial responsibilities required.

INTERNAL ONLY

382994 Administrative Support Specialist III (Material Expeditor/Material Control)

Expedite material on a daily basis. Contact suppliers to verify that scheduled delivery dates will be met. Expedite all material that is overdue. Maintain the Material Status Reports (MSR’s) in the top level project folders. Work with Material Planners, Ship Superintendents, Craft Managers, Craft Supervisors, Craft Personnel & Buyers to determine & coordinate priorities of material within each top level project. Responsible to resolve schedule impact delivery issues and coordinate revised delivery dates with the Material Planners, Material Supervisors, Craft Supervisors, Craft Personnel or others as needed. Update the database Expedite Notes with revised delivery/supplier information. Write Condition Reports for various deficiencies, discrepancies and issues for both received and un-received material. Submit weekly material status reports for each project to the Government. May locate and distribute materials to specified production areas. Perform other peripheral duties as directed by Supervision.

We pride ourselves on being an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Classifications and grade levels are subject to change based upon applicant qualifications.

San Diego Ship Repair
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JOB OPENINGS-PRODUCTION
09/24/2012

LEVELS:

Helper = 1 year experience                     ($13.70 - $15.90 per hour)

Improver = 2 to 4 years experience         ($17.50 - $19.40 per hour)

Journeyman =   5+ years experience      ($20.70 - $24.60 per hour)

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PIPE Department

382612 Pipefitter Craft Supervisor I

Planning, execution and management of large groups of pipefitters and front line supervisors covering multiple projects and multiple shifts. Ability to develop production schedules. Ability to estimate Pipe related work based on present governmental requirements and expectations.  Proficient at reading, interpretation and compliance with government publications to include but not limited to Mil. Std. 22D, Std Items, 777E, Tech manual 278, work item specifications and installation drawings.

SHIPFITTING/WELDING Department

383302 Shipfitter (Helper)

Assist Shipfitting department with duties as assigned by managers, foremans or leads. Will support Journeyman and Improvers with basic Shipfitting functions including some burning, tack welding, grinding and firewatch.

382977 Shipfitter Foreperson

Manage manpower and material to support schedule milestone requirements. Control labor and materials. Effectively use backshifts whenever possible: write turnovers. Ensure that production work is completed on schedule and within budget. Participate in the planning process. Direct leadmen and assign work accordingly. Ensure skill level of personnel meets job requirements. Ship check and estimate work as required. Comply with all company policy and procedures.

382975 Craft Foreperson - Welding

Provide technical direction for Navy and commercial vessel structural welding repair requirements. Demonstrate expertise in trade technical requirements steel and aluminum.
Oversee and monitor schedule performance including review of ongoing and upcoming projects.
Establish work priorities, organize allocate work accordingly, so to assign work consistent with subordinates sk and abilities. Responsible for monitoring and evaluating project budget performance. Monitor quality and quantity of worked performed and conduct visual inspections on complete work.

ELECTRICAL Department

382973 Electrician Journeymen

Installs, repairs and hooks up equipment for all electrical services on the ship. Lays out, pulls, rips out and installs cable and conduit. Prepares work area, drills holes and grinds metal surfaces. Welds mounting equipment. Tests electrical equipment. Performs related tasks as assigned, some of which may become essential to the position. Navy experience onboard ships required.

MACHINIST Department

382970 Outside Machinist Journeyman

Removal and installation of ships equipment, to include: shafts, bearings, propellers, of equipment during dry docking. 5 years of shipyard experience required. Must be able to read precision tools: i.e. micrometers and verniers. Must successfully pass Outside Machinist test.     

383574 Outside Machinist Helper

Providing general assistance with cleaning, painting, other duties as assigned. Will support and assist department in removal and installation of ships equipment, to include: shafts, bearings, propellers, of equipment during dry docking. Must have a mechanical aptitude and relative background.

382956 Conventional (Inside) Machinist

Able to run conventional lathes, mills, Vertical Turret Lathes (VTL's), Horizontal Boring Machines (HBM's), grinders, as well as programmable machines. Must have either 5 years shipyard experience or equal in manufacturing environment (Tool & Die, Aerospace, etc). Able to read prints, manufacturing parts from drawings and samples. Tolerances within .002". Offsite machining and large shafting (i.e. Ship Propulsion) experience preferred. Must have own tools. Portable Machining a plus.

RIGGING/CRANE Department

382902 Crane Tender

Works with and supports the Crane Operator and is responsible for completing safe crane lifts of equipment and material throughout the facility.