Engineering Technician VI; Combat Systems Security Clearance

Engineering Technician VI (Combat Systems 21) with Security Clearance

Position Title:

Engineering Technician VI (Combat Systems 21, Combat Data, Display, and Direction Systems)

Clearance Requirement:
Active Secret Clearance (required).

Employment

Note:

Positions are full‑time and contingent upon contract award. Participate in proposal submission by providing SSN for clearance verification.

The Contractor shall provide non‑personal Combat System Technical Support services to the Southeast Regional Maintenance Center (SERMC) in support of Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) mission objectives for U.S. Navy ships home ported in Mayport, FL and other CONUS/OCONUS locations. This role supports Fleet Technical Assistance, Total Ship Readiness Assessments, Integrated Class Maintenance Plans, Mandatory Technical Requirement assessments, and Board of Inspection and Survey events.

Responsibilities include troubleshooting, assessment analysis, inspection, root‑cause identification, testing, certification, logistics configuration support, alteration development, and long‑term resolution of Combat Systems–related issues.

• Provide distance support and on‑site technical assistance for mechanical, electrical, and electronic Combat Systems casualty repairs in accordance with the Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual.
• Perform problem analysis, troubleshooting, fault isolation, corrective actions, and checkout testing to return systems and equipment to full operational condition.
• Train ship’s force on the operation, maintenance, and logistics support of assigned systems and equipment.
• Provide logistics support as an integral part of technical assistance efforts.
• Prepare and submit Technical Assistance Visit Reports (TAVRs).
• Research and support resolution of DFS, DSR, LAR, and WSR actions.
• Utilize Government systems such as Fleet Technical Support (FTS) and Maintenance Figure of Merit (MFOM) for tracking and analysis.
• Perform system assessments and inspections during TSRA, BMDRA, INSURV/MCI, Combat Systems Assessments (CSA), pre‑deployment assessments and similar programs.
• Support scheduling, coordination, test procedure development, parts tracking, discrepancy reporting, data entry, analysis, and technical research.
• Investigate hardware, installation design, and safety deficiencies and develop engineering solutions to improve system reliability and maintainability.
• Develop and maintain test, certification, repair, and operational procedures.
• Support engineering change proposals and adjudicate DFS and DSR requests.
• Conduct logistics audits, reviews, and assessments to determine adequacy of logistics support.
• Review and recommend changes to COSAL, APLs, PMS documentation, AAPs, PTD, and ship system configuration data.
• Assist ship’s force in identifying, locating, and tracking parts, specialized tools, and support equipment.

• Working knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.
• Full‑time, hands‑on experience interpreting shipboard technical documents to assess, repair, and document equipment deficiencies, and configure equipment in alternate structures to meet mission requirements.
• Combination of mechanical and electrical shipboard experience.
• Minimum of three (3) years of relevant experience within the last seven (7) years performing the full‑time, hands‑on accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Combat Systems 21, Combat Data, Display, and Direction Systems.

• Approximately 40% office environment and 60% shipboard environment.
• Work may include confined spaces, secure spaces, working aloft, and exposure to high humidity and elevated temperatures.
• Must be capable of lifting up to 50 lbs, stooping, climbing ladders/stairs; prolonged standing for up to 6 hours per day.

Mid‑Senior level

Full‑time

Management and Manufacturing

Industrial Machinery Manufacturing