Welcome to Silicon Jobs, your connection to the AI Economy > 

Search

Temp - Senior Engineer (Stability Naval Architect)

PublishedPublished: 6/14/2022
Engineering

Job Description

Job Posting End Date: Until Filled\n
\n
Shift: 1st\n
\n
Security Clearance: No Clearance\n
\n
Duration: 6 months\n
\n
SUMMARY\n
\n Prepare and maintains, as required, design studies, proposals, diagrams, BOMs, purchase specifications, engineering calculations, test memos, test reports, other test documentation, and pre-contract design packages as assigned under minimum supervision. Provide guidance to lower level engineers and perform as a design checker. Communicate with other departments and provide them with technical assistance or information when needed. An effective point of contact in system specific discipline.\n
\n Lowest level for designation as "Cognizant Engineer" able to operate without close technical direction. Completes all tasks within schedule, budget and quality commitments. Work products are accurate and conform to high standards of quality.\n
\n
\n Functions include performing intact and damaged stability calculations, creation of Trim and Stability Booklets, and watertight boundary/safety documentation through all stages of ship design and construction. Applies Load Line rules and addresses down flooding, cross-flooding, and progressive flooding issues. Involved in tonnage calculations and freeboard assignments and generates tank tables, capacity plans, and related documentation. Thorough understanding of ship volume, buoyancy, compartmentation, weights, and centers influences on ship design. Uses domestic and international maritime regulations, Classification Society requirements, US Navy standards, and direct analysis to conduct work. Supports shipyard evolutions such as incline experiments and deadweight surveys, sea trials and ship dockings/undockings.\n
\n
RESPONSIBILITIES\n
\n Perform Design analysis and support calculations for Engineering product development\n
\n Develop designs for one or more designated systems including diagrams and related BOMs using CAD/CAM system\n
\n Prepares Ship Specifications and estimates for new contracts\n
\n Provides assistance to other Engineers on request\n
\n Assists in analysis of tests, trials, and other experiments: noise surveys, vibration surveys, machinery signatures, and shaft alignment surveys\n
\n Interprets Regulatory Body Rules, US Navy Specifications and Industry Standards\n
\n Reviews vendor proposals and vendor drawings for compliance with specification or recommended changes. Prepares technical evaluations\n
\n of proposals and drawings, and resolution of vendor issues\n
\n Prepare scope for change orders and Engineering estimates\n
\n Prepare and/ or assist in the preparation of Purchase Specifications and Test Memos\n
\n Represent company on official business as directed\n
\n Communicates with other divisions/departments, internal and external customers, including owners and vendors in design related matters,\n
\n both verbally and in writing\n
\n Functions as design checker, as required\n
\n Able to effectively guide Design Transition teams\n
\n Demonstrates professional and business skill proficiency\n
\n Participates in Sea Trials\n
\n Other responsibilities and duties as assigned\n
\n
\n Bachelor's Degree or equivalent; P.E. License desirable\n
\n Five (5) years' experience in relevant marine field\n
\n Three (3) years' experience in job specific discipline\n
\n Demonstrated efficiency within discipline\n
\n Well-rounded ability in multiple systems within subject field\n
\n Familiarity with shipboard equipment. Thoroughly conversant with regulatory body rules and regulations\n
\n Must be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing\n
\n Effective decision-maker requiring little guidance\n
\n Actively participates in implementing and monitoring continuous improvement initiatives to improve safety, improve quality, reduce cycle time, and reduce costs\n
\n
\n #MA50

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...