Dive 3M Workcenter Support / High Altitude Oxygen Systems Technician

Seventh Dimension•Coronado, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Dive 3M Workcenter Support / High Altitude Oxygen Systems Technician is responsible for managing maintenance programs, inventory control, and certification compliance for diving and high altitude oxygen-breathing systems. This role ensures all Major Force Program (MFP) diving equipment and life support systems are maintained in accordance with Navy 3M requirements and certification authorities. The technician provides technical expertise in high altitude oxygen systems supporting parachute operations and equipment lifecycle management. This position is essential to diver safety, operational readiness, and mission-critical life support capabilities.

Requirements

US Citizen
Valid U.S. driver’s license
Must hold an active Secret Security Clearance
Knowledge of Air Force, Army, and Navy policies, procedures, and equipment related to high altitude oxygen-breathing parachute operations
Planning, scheduling, and documenting maintenance requirements within the Planned Maintenance System (PMS)
In-depth knowledge of high altitude oxygen systems, including: High-pressure (HP) and low-pressure (LP) compressors, Oxygen (O₂) transfer systems, Oxygen cleaning procedures
Qualification as: Material Maintenance Management (3M) Maintenance Man, 3M Quality Assurance (QA) Craftsman, 3M Work Center Supervisor
Must be able to operate Government vehicles and equipment
Must be proficient in Microsoft Office applications
Must demonstrate excellent communication skills (written and verbal)
Must maintain high attention to detail and accuracy
Must be capable of working independently with minimal supervision
Must have knowledge of logistics and inventory systems
Must be capable of operating within classified environments and systems (Non-classified Internet Protocol Router Network (NIPRNET) / Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNET))
Must comply with all safety, security, and workplace regulations

Nice To Haves

Ability to lift and transport life support and diving equipment
Ability to work in industrial, operational, and controlled environments involving compressed gases
Capability to perform detailed maintenance and inspection tasks
Ability to work in environments associated with diving and parachute operations support

Responsibilities

Track and manage maintenance for all Major Force Program (MFP) diving equipment in accordance with OPNAVINST 4790 series, NAVFAC, and NAVSEA requirements
Manage preventative and corrective maintenance for: Open circuit and closed circuit diving systems, Air compressors and oxygen charging systems, Diagnostic and test equipment, Depth and pressure gauges, Underwater communications systems, Recompression chambers, Diver Life Support Systems (DLSS), Diving propulsion and underwater navigation systems
Maintain compliance with NAVSEA certification programs and Naval Safety Center survey requirements
Maintain equipment standards in accordance with certification authorities and Navy manuals
Conduct inventories and audits of equipment, maintenance records, and personnel qualifications
Provide customer support for issue, receipt, and documentation transfer of diving equipment
Serve as 3M Work Center Supervisor, managing maintenance scheduling and documentation within systems such as SKED 3.2
Perform duties as a technical equipment specialist for high altitude oxygen systems, including: Participating in design, development, and testing of systems, Evaluating contractor equipment against specifications, Coordinating with manufacturers
Manage and maintain man-carried life support systems and high-altitude oxygen breathing equipment
Support high altitude parachute operations, including preparation, execution, and post-operation requirements
Plan and document maintenance requirements across a broad range of life support systems