Production Supervisor

Global 1st Flagship•Philadelphia, PA

98d•Onsite

About The Position

Global- a 1st Flagship Company is a woman-owned small business and a leader in Marine Support Services and Emergency Management. As the Department of Navy's Prime Contractor since 1964, they manage, operate, and maintain the U.S. Navy Inactive Ship fleet. This role involves working on military vessels such as destroyers and aircraft carriers in a dynamic and innovative environment.

Requirements

Minimum: 5 years of ship, shipyard or maritime related experience and 3 years supervisory experience or appropriate military experience.
Must have a valid state driver's license and be qualified to operate government/company vehicles in accordance with the Corporate Vehicle Safety Manual.
General computer skills and Microsoft Office program skills
Must have a valid Driver's License
Position requires ability to obtain a SECRET security clearance
Must be a US Citizen per INACTSHIPOFF Instruction 5500.3

Responsibilities

Must have a good knowledge of the general housekeeping, maintenance and preservation processes used to service ships and service craft.
Must be capable of determining resource requirements, resolving technical problems and coordinating tasks with other trade groups.
Establish the QA process needed to assess the overall quality of work.
Recommend changes to work plans, methods and resources in order to improve effectiveness and efficiency.
Remediation of shipboard hulls and exterior surfaces.
Maintaining government furnished equipment.
Completing all assignments in a safe and timely manner.
Remediation of internal spaces including tanks and voids.
Shall complete the required performance reports on all assigned employees and provide performance feedback.
Ensure discipline is fairly and consistently administered in accordance with company policies.
Mooring of craft and vessels.
Monitor upkeep of portable sanitary facilities and designated smoking areas.
Assist with planning and closely supervise the movement of all ships not under command (dead ships).
Focus on safety. Provide a work environment that reduces to zero the number of lost workdays, injuries and accidents.