Proficiency in engineering and 3D modeling tools.
The ability to read and interpret ship installation drawings, installation specifications and NAVSEA Standard Items is a must.
Exposure to sound levels exceeding 100 decibels.
Ability to troubleshoot mechanical and electrical systems.
Site visits may involve standing on a variety of surfaces and angles, bending, crouching, and climbing over obstructions such as scaffolding, ladders, and internal barge or boat structural components.
Experience with control systems and variable speed (frequency) drives (VSD/VFD)
Must have or have the ability to obtain a SECRET clearance.
Required to visit project sites aboard ships and rigs, both onshore and offshore.
Frequent exposure to extreme weather conditions, including high heat and cold.
May work in confined spaces with limited ventilation.
Requires prolonged periods of sedentary work, including sitting and/or standing.
Must be able to communicate effectively, to exchange and comprehend information, & speak English.
Experience: At least 3 years of professional engineering experience, with a focus on Navy AC&R; systems (mechanical system design, repair, installation, modification, operation, maintenance, and testing)
Must wear various types of personal protective equipment (PPE), such as hearing, eye, head, and hand protection, as required.
Ability to support and execute technical testing and develop detailed reports.
Strong understanding of Navy ship systems, including air conditioning, refrigeration, Fluid Systems, pumps, heat exchangers, actuators, and other associated equipment.
Team-oriented with strong problem-solving and communication skills.
May be required to operate machinery, power tools, and/or heavy equipment exceeding 20lbs.
Education: Bachelor's degree in any mechanical or electrical engineering discipline from an accredited college or university.
Travel of up to 25% may be required within and outside of the continental United States.
Must possess sufficient visual acuity, peripheral vision, depth perception, and night vision to inspect marine components and systems, identify defects or irregularities, and safely operate tools and equipment.
Exposure to open-air environments, including noisy, hot, and cold conditions.
Due to export control regulations, this role is open to U.S. citizens only.