Shipboard Operations Specialist - Sign On Bonus!

Noblis•Pascagoula, MS

12d•Onsite

About The Position

Noblis and its subsidiaries are seeking a Shipboard Operations Specialist to support critical missions. This role involves assisting with shipboard assessments, training evolutions, and ensuring equipment meets specifications. The specialist will bridge the gap between shipyard build standards and fleet requirements, coordinate inspections, research technical questions, and manage competing priorities. Support for aviation-related tasks may also be required. This position is located in Pascagoula, Mississippi.

Requirements

High School Diploma
4+ years of relevant experience (preferable with Navy destroyers (DDG), amphibious Landing Platform Dock (LPD) and/or the amphibious Landing Helicopter Assault (LHA) naval platforms).
Must have a Secret clearance or the ability to obtain one.
Must have experience in DECK operations and be knowledgeable of US Navy operating, certification, training and administrative procedures.
Must be able to physically maneuver on board US Navy ships including accessing high and confined spaces and lift up to 50 pounds.
Experience with the MS Office suite of software, including Outlook, Word, Excel and Powerpoint.
Must be a US citizen.

Nice To Haves

Senior enlisted DECK personnel with any Search and Rescue (SAR), small boat operations and ship aviation facility experience is desirable.
Boatswain's Mates (BM) and Aviation Boatswain's Mates (AB) who have stood sea and anchor detail, been through ATG cycles, and knows what "ready for sea" looks like on a destroyer.
Understanding of drawings and blueprints to support ships force.

Responsibilities

Help Deck Division prepare for ATG and CREWCERT by walking the crew through line handling stations, boat deck, anchor detail, and UNREP stations.
Provide hands-on assistance during training evolutions to help the crew build proficiency before certification events.
Conduct ship checks to verify equipment installation and specifications on weather decks.
Track equipment inventory to ensure all required deck department gear is onboard, accounted for, and in the correct location.
Identify and resolve disconnects between build specifications and fleet requirements by working with SUPSHIP and PMS 339.
Coordinate visits and inspections, including ATG walkdowns and ISIC visits, and help the crew work through ASA checklists.
Research and answer deck department questions by pulling drawings and documentation.
Deconflict competing priorities between shipyard work, training events, and inspections to ensure nothing falls through the cracks.
Support aviation as needed, including flight deck certification prep and tie-down verification.