Planner/Estimator

QED Systems•Marysville, WA

21h•Onsite

About The Position

The selected candidate shall report directly to the Supervisory Planner/Estimator and shall be responsible for planning, conducting ship checks, writing repair work items/specifications, and estimating labor, material and subcontractor work at the paragraph and line-item level for U.S. Navy Ship repair work, alterations, and modifications. Candidates shall be capable of assessing ship�s material condition, by conducting ship checks, researching ships documents, analyzing ships conditions and tests, and determining scope of work required by reviewing and validating Work Notifications (2-Kilos). Candidates shall also be capable of interpreting and using all technical and material information available in Navy, Shipbuilder and Manufacturer drawings, technical manuals, documents, or Equipment Manufacture�s data and/or other pertinent commercial data to identify repair and modification requirements and to identify, price and order materials. Candidates will develop work items/specifications in accordance with NAVSEA 4-E requirements by utilizing NAVSEA instructions and pertinent NAVSEA Standard Items, and Class and Local Standard Work Templates. Candidate should be familiar with working in the Navy Maintenance Database (NMD) and using available application programs to develop work items/specifications and labor, material, and cost estimates in accordance with NAVSEA instructions and directives. All Planner/Estimators will complete an initial post-hire period of 3-6 months as Shipcheckers, prior to serving as Planner/Estimators.

Requirements

Knowledge of U.S. Navy ship construction, shipboard systems, equipment, and their operations.
Experience with developing production planning documents and estimates for work executed at U.S. Navy depot level surface ship maintenance and modernization facilities.
Strong oral and written communication skills.
U.S. citizenship required.
Must be eligible for and be able to maintain a U.S. Secret Clearance.
Must be able to access military facilities, naval shipyards, and private shipyards.

Nice To Haves

Trade Journeyman work experience or equivalent in a Naval Repair Facility or Commercial Shipyard that specializes in U. S Navy Ship repairs and alterations.
Experience as a Planner, Estimator or Shipbuilding Specialist at Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Conversion and Repair (SUPSHIP) commands, Regional Maintenance Centers (RMCs), Navy Central Planning Activities, Planning for Engineering and Repair Activities at public or private shipyards or other ship repair companies.
U.S. Navy active-duty experience.
An Associate's degree or higher.

Responsibilities

Planning ship repair work, alterations, and modifications.
Conducting ship checks to assess material condition.
Writing repair work items/specifications.
Estimating labor, material, and subcontractor work.
Researching ship documents.
Analyzing ship conditions and tests.
Determining scope of work by reviewing and validating Work Notifications (2-Kilos).
Interpreting and using technical and material information from Navy, Shipbuilder, and Manufacturer drawings, technical manuals, documents, or Equipment Manufacture's data.
Identifying repair and modification requirements.
Identifying, pricing, and ordering materials.
Developing work items/specifications in accordance with NAVSEA 4-E requirements.
Utilizing NAVSEA instructions and pertinent NAVSEA Standard Items.
Using Class and Local Standard Work Templates.
Working in the Navy Maintenance Database (NMD).
Using available application programs to develop work items/specifications and estimates.
Completing an initial post-hire period of 3-6 months as Shipcheckers.