Corrosion Control Project Manager (Job ID : 4484)

Valkyrie Enterprises•Norfolk, VA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Valkyrie Enterprises is seeking a Project Manager to perform management and technical duties to monitor and control the progress of multi-discipline engineering tasks. This role serves as the direct liaison between the Program Manager and Site Supervisor, the government customer (OSIC), host shipyard facility, ships force, subcontractors/vendors, and/or local RMC. The Project Manager is responsible for the planning, budgeting, executing, monitoring, controlling, and documenting all aspects of assigned projects, ensuring they are within scope, direction, and on schedule. This includes pre-planning work for upcoming AIT projects, creating QA Workbooks, estimating work, and developing project schedules. The role also involves managing personnel quality, tracking subcontractor hours, handling material procurement and logistics, and producing integrated schedules. Additionally, the Project Manager will establish manning requirements, manage RMMCO check-in/out, attend project meetings, and develop and implement corrosion control programs, including risk assessments, system monitoring, and data analysis. Ensuring compliance with industry standards, training staff, and preparing reports are also key responsibilities. The role requires inspecting surfaces, cleaning them, and possessing strong organizational and computer skills.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in business, engineering, or related field or equivalent experience.
At least 4 years of program or project management experience.
Equivalent experience to bachelor’s degree requires an additional 4 years of experience.
Working knowledge of project management principles.
Ability to detect and resolve conflicts within the scope of assigned projects.
Ability to detect and resolve risks to maintain assigned projects within budgets and schedules.
Familiarity with financial reporting and delivery of financial status of projects.
Documented and demonstrated technical background and leadership skills.
Working knowledge of drawings, shipyard operations, Navy operations, NAVSEA instructions, WAF and Tagout requirements, and general AIT contractor knowledge.
General working knowledge of computers/technology.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Products such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Project.
Ability to build a QA Workbook/work package.
Prior project management skills leading teams of 10 or more people.
History of assignment on multiple ship classes.
Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret security clearance.
Must have the ability to gain access to private and public shipyards and Naval installations.

Nice To Haves

Prior Navy E-7-E9 preferred.
PMP certification.
Prefer experience using Microsoft Project to write proposals.
Previous experience in reading/developing drawings for the navy and MSC ships.
Passport holder preferred.
Knowledge with in corrosion control, paintings and top coating.

Responsibilities

Serve as the direct liaison between the Program Manager and Site Supervisor, the government customer (OSIC), host shipyard facility, ships force, subcontractors/vendors, and/or local RMC.
Plan, budget, execute, monitor, control, and document all aspects of assigned projects.
Ensure assigned projects are within scope, direction, and on schedule.
Perform pre-planning work on upcoming AIT projects, including creating QA Workbooks, estimating work, and creating project, monthly, weekly, and daily work plans.
Ensure the quality of all personnel on assigned projects, including subcontractors and vendors.
Track subcontractor and vendor hours.
Research, create Bills of Materials (BOM), purchase, track, and kit project material.
Coordinate the movement of material to and from assigned projects.
Produce and maintain integrated schedules for the duration and completion of assigned projects.
Report progress of assigned projects at a minimum of weekly.
Establish manning requirements for assigned projects.
Manage RMMCO check-in and check-out for assigned projects.
Attend meetings for assigned projects as required.
Develop and implement corrosion control programs and strategies.
Conduct corrosion risk assessments and recommend mitigation measures.
Oversee the inspection and monitoring of corrosion control systems.
Coordinate with engineering and maintenance teams to ensure proper installation and maintenance of corrosion control measures.
Review and analyze corrosion data to identify trends and areas for improvement.
Ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations related to corrosion control.
Train and mentor staff on corrosion control best practices.
Prepare reports and presentations on corrosion control activities and results.
Stay up-to-date on industry best practices and regulations related to corrosion control.
Inspect surfaces to be prepared and identify any imperfections or damage.
Clean surfaces using appropriate tools and material.
Provide technical, administrative, and operational leadership to assigned task(s) including subcontractor/vendor management at the site.
Communicate effectively.