Life Support Maintenance Manager/ Excursion and Electronically Controlled Underwater Breathing Apparatus (UBA) and Recompression System Manager (Key)

Seventh Dimension•Virginia Beach, VA

24d•Onsite

About The Position

The Life Support Maintenance Manager Level III / Excursion and Electronically Controlled Underwater Breathing Apparatus (UBA) and Recompression System Manager serves as a Key Personnel position supporting Naval Special Warfare Group Two (NSWG-2) Logistics Support Unit Two (LOGSU-2) Dive Department operations. This position provides technical leadership, maintenance oversight, inventory accountability, training management, and operational support for Excursion and Electronically Controlled Underwater Breathing Apparatus (E-UBA/EC-UBA) systems, Diving Life Support Systems (DLSS), hyperbaric recompression chamber systems, mixed-gas diving equipment, and associated support equipment.

Requirements

Navy Dive School Certified (NEC 5342 / M1DV or higher).
Minimum eight (8) years of experience as a certified 5342 / M1DV or higher diver.
Minimum three (3) years of Naval Special Warfare (NSW) experience.
Navy Instructor Certified (NEC 9502).
Minimum three (3) years of MK-16 Maintenance Technician experience.
Minimum three (3) years of MK-25 Maintenance Technician experience.
Qualified as a Maintenance and Material Management (3M) Maintenance Person.
Qualified as a 3M Quality Assurance Craftsman.
Qualified as a 3M Work Center Supervisor.
Qualified in accordance with NAVEDTRA 43910-(Series).
Factory-trained certification for diving equipment within inventory.
Diving Life Support Systems (DLSS) Re-Entry Control (REC) Supervisor qualification.
Oxygen Clean System Worker certification.
Experience supporting maintenance, inventory management, accountability, and operational readiness of diving materiel, hyperbaric chamber systems, E-UBA systems, EC-UBA systems, and mixed-gas life support equipment.
Experience developing training curriculum and conducting technical instruction for dive maintenance personnel and diving supervisors.
Must possess and maintain forklift certification up to 6,000-pound capacity.
Must be able to obtain and maintain NSW Coxswain qualification.
Strong leadership, maintenance management, technical instruction, inventory accountability, and program management skills.
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively, both verbally and in writing.
Secret Clearance.
U.S. citizen
Must be proficient in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint)
Must be able to communicate clearly and effectively
Must accurately input and manage data across systems
Must possess a valid state driver’s license
Must be able to obtain and maintain installation access

Responsibilities

Provide technical support for maintenance, readiness, inventory management, and accountability of Diving Life Support Systems (DLSS), E-UBA systems, EC-UBA systems, and hyperbaric recompression chamber systems.
Serve as the primary subject matter expert for Navy-approved diving materiel, mixed-gas systems, and recompression chamber operations.
Provide direct supervisory oversight of assigned Diving Maintenance Technician personnel supporting E-UBA and EC-UBA programs.
Manage workforce schedules, leave requests, staffing support, and workload priorities.
Conduct scheduled and unscheduled preventive and corrective maintenance on E-UBA, EC-UBA, recompression systems, charging systems, diagnostics equipment, underwater communications systems, and associated life support systems.
Assist with development, review, maintenance, and execution of Re-Entry Control (REC) packages for NSW recompression chamber systems.
Monitor diving materiel, E-UBA, EC-UBA, and hyperbaric chamber inventories and readiness databases.
Conduct annual physical inventory verification and reconciliation of assigned systems and equipment.
Maintain access and accountability records within ELMS, DPAS, APSR, and other designated government systems.
Maintain and update libraries of publications, directives, maintenance procedures, technical manuals, and applicable instructions.
Coordinate issue, receipt, transfer, shipment, maintenance, and repair of dive equipment and hyperbaric systems.
Develop statements of work, obtain maintenance quotes, and coordinate maintenance activities performed by external organizations.
Assist in planning short-term and long-term maintenance programs and equipment recapitalization efforts.
Support training program development for E-UBA and EC-UBA maintenance technicians and dive supervisors.
Develop curricula, lesson plans, certification programs, and technical instruction materials.
Conduct maintenance, repair, and sustainment training for NSW personnel.
Coordinate compressed air testing submissions through the Divers Compressed Air Testing (DCAT) Program.
Coordinate certification requirements for diving equipment and hyperbaric chamber systems.
Forecast requirements for repair parts, consumables, maintenance materials, and technical equipment.
Process requests and maintain records for issue, turn-in, gain, loss, and accountability of Dive Division property.
Investigate and process documentation associated with missing, lost, stolen, or damaged equipment.
Support issue, receipt, and accountability requirements utilizing DD Forms 1149, 1150, 1348, and DD 200 documentation as required.
Ensure compliance with Navy, NAVSEA, NSW, hyperbaric, diving safety, maintenance management, and inventory accountability requirements.