Perform the functions of a Ship Safety Watch (SSW), CASCON Operator, and Department 272 Point of Contact in accordance with NAVSEA 0905-485-6010, the Manual for the Control of Testing and Ship Conditions, and applicable local Shipyard Standard Procedures (SSPs), Multi-Department Directions (MDDs), and Single Department Directions (SDDs). As a Ship Safety Watch, maintain continuous patrols of the ship, topside and below decks, and adjacent areas. Maintain Ship Safety Watch logs and note and report violations of prescribed procedures or abnormalities involving ship security, safety, or watertight integrity. Immediately report hazardous conditions, including changes in draft, trim, or list. Monitor for smoke, fire, abnormal temperatures, system leaks, blocked doors, hatches or passageways, improperly located fire extinguishers or outdated inspection records, and air bubbles below the waterline. Report fire or flooding casualties and, after reporting the emergency, take procedural action to control or limit their spread. As a CASCON Operator, operate the Shipyard CASCON system, including sounding alarms and making public-address announcements for casualties and other announcements required by written procedures. Communicate regularly with Electric Boat emergency response organizations, Ships Management, and Ships Force. As the Department 272 Point of Contact, be available in the shipyard to respond to ship-safety problems when a Ships Safety Officer is unavailable. Patrol the shipyard and review Ship Safety Watch and Roving Security Patrol watch logs for unusual occurrences. Upon qualification, the role is eligible for SSW/CASCON premiums and/or Ship Safety Superintendent premiums, as well as a milestone bonus. Overtime is available at 1.5 times the rate after 40 hours of work per week.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED