MCPP - SHIPBOARD SUPERVISOR (VEHICLE MAINTENANCE)

KBR•Jacksonville, FL

About The Position

The Shipboard Supervisor (Vehicle Maintenance) oversees maintenance and logistics activities aboard an assigned vessel supporting the Marine Corps Prepositioning Program. The role ensures contractual and Statement of Work requirements are completed, including reporting, vehicle and equipment maintenance, supply oversight, and administrative responsibilities. The supervisor reports directly to the Shipboard Manager and makes routine day-to-day decisions affecting the ship. Duty assignments are aboard a ship in Guam, Saipan, or Diego Garcia; the program is based on Blount Island in Jacksonville, Florida. The supervisor directs shipboard maintenance activities to support continuous maintenance and repair of vehicles and equipment, including exercising equipment. The position supervises technicians, advises the Shipboard Manager on maintenance and supply status, maintains required shipboard records and programs, and provides technical guidance and training while ensuring safety and compliance with applicable procedures and regulations.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. citizen and able to pass a U.S. Government background investigation and obtain a Secret Clearance.
High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 6 years of direct experience with supervisory or management experience in military-related fleet management, maintenance, or supply chain management.
Must hold or be able to obtain a U.S. Passport.
Knowledge of hazardous materials.
Valid driver's license.
Must pass a comprehensive physical examination meeting Military Sealift Command standards, drug screening, and detailed background investigation.

Nice To Haves

Previous Marine Corps or equivalent service experience in Military Occupational Specializations 3002, 3010, 3043, 0402, 3510, 2110, 3529, 1349, or 2149; or Army specializations 91B3, 91X, 91Z, 120A, 915A, 915E, or 919A.

Responsibilities

Complete stock surveillance and corrective maintenance within capabilities.
Plan and coordinate the Semi-Annual Start-Up Program (SASU) in conjunction with exercises of MMC downloads.
Advise the Shipboard Manager on maintenance requirements, supply status, and related subjects, and provide monthly reports.
Serve as the Responsible Officer for vessel EKMS assets and all classes of supply, from Class I through Class IX.
Use GCSS-MC input from Motor Maintenance MMC sections to evaluate readiness, maintain positive control over the publication program, and forecast equipment failure rates.
Establish and monitor the calibration program.
Maintain the shipboard technical publications library and conduct weapons armory checks every working day.
Ensure operating refrigerated containers are checked every working day and report authorized overtime.
Ensure all Statement of Work obligations are performed aboard the assigned vessel.
Oversee and direct shipboard maintenance activities to ensure continuous maintenance and repair of vehicles and equipment, including exercising equipment.
Supervise technicians and ensure compliance with administrative policies, procedures, government regulations, and customer requirements.
Perform administrative and management responsibilities to support efficient operations.
Provide technical guidance and assistance, and make decisions when guidelines are unavailable.
Evaluate equipment performance and prepare reports, including recommendations as required.
Train personnel on equipment operation and maintenance, and ensure employees follow safety requirements, procedures, and policies.
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