M40 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR 2

Huntington Ingalls•Newport News, VA

2d•$94,000 - $117,000•Onsite

About The Position

Coordinate and supervise all aspects of the construction process for the assigned Area of Responsibility (AOR), including defining project scope, goals, and deliverables in support of the build strategy and key event schedule. Manage expectations with team members and stakeholders to ensure quality and safety standards are met and work is performed on schedule and within contract specifications. Identify and expedite resolution of design, material, grouping, scheduling, manpower, and other issues that could jeopardize critical-path work. Work with trades’ management to control costs within the AOR, including determining overtime requirements and identifying and managing cost drivers. Evaluate growth work and contract-funded point changes to confirm funding authorization and ensure the work can be integrated and achieved within the schedule. Identify impacts and risks and develop contingency plans. Perform inspections, including preliminary structural, tank/void, yard final, concealing-material release, compartment and system turnover, and test inspections. Document discrepancies and refer them to the responsible party for correction. Assess safety risks within the AOR and develop mitigation plans as appropriate.

Requirements

Meet one of the following experience pathways: 3 years of Construction Supervisor 1 experience; 2 years of CS1 experience and 2 years of planning/production control experience; high school education plus 6 years of production supervisor experience; a BS degree or apprenticeship plus 4 years of exempt related experience in planning, production control, engineering, construction/project work, or the Merchant Marine; or 3 years of military service at E-6 or above.
U.S. citizenship is required for this position.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of the Electrical, Sheet Metal, Pad Shop, and Sail Loft shop areas and their procedures.

Responsibilities

Coordinate and supervise construction-process activities for the assigned AOR.
Define project scope, goals, and deliverables in support of the build strategy and key event schedule.
Manage expectations with team members and stakeholders to ensure quality and safety standards and compliance with schedules and contract specifications.
Identify and expedite resolution of issues that could put critical-path work at risk.
Liaise with trades’ management to control costs, determine overtime requirements, and identify and manage cost drivers.
Evaluate growth work and contract-funded point changes to verify authorized funding and integration with the schedule.
Identify impacts and risks and develop contingency plans.
Conduct preliminary structural, tank/void, yard final, concealing-material release, compartment and system turnover, and test inspections.
Document discrepancies and issue them to the responsible party for correction.
Assess safety risks within the AOR and develop mitigation plans.