NAVAL ARCHITECT (STABILITY)

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You will serve as the Command Docking Officer in the Waterfront Operations Department of the Southwest Regional Maintenance Center (SWRMC).

You will plan, direct and execute safe ship docking and undocking evolutions in SWRMC-owned docks.

You will provide reports of ship docking evolution progress and critical evolution milestones to leadership until the ship is safely landed, the dock is dry and the docking cradle inspected.

You will perform, review and approve complex calculations concerning ship stability, dock loading, block placement, and ensure any required changes are made in advance of docking/undocking evolutions.

You will provide technical oversight to ensure compliance to Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) technical requirements and full engineering rigor is applied to all aspects of the Command Docking Program.

You will plan, direct and execute safe operation of dry dock equipment in support of periodic and corrective maintenance in SWRMC-owned docks.

You will lead and serve as a member of the Configuration Control Board and, along with other members of the board, maintain certification of SWRMC Docking Facilities.

You will coordinate all dry dock facilities maintenance contracts support needs through Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) Facilities Engineering Acquisition Division.

You will ensure facilities support contract coverage meets operational needs of the Graving Dock.

You will represent the Operations Department and Commanding Officer on technical program matters at senior level conferences and meetings on matters pertaining to all aspects of the Command docking program.

You will review and consult with senior NAVSEA and U.S. Pacific Fleet (COMPACFLT) representatives on specific technical problems or requirements during critical dry dock design reviews.

You will ensure compliance with all environmental regulations that pertain to Naval Base San Diego.

You will develop, implement and manage a NAVSEA Docking Observer qualification program that produces sufficiently qualified personnel to oversee docking and undocking evolutions at NAVSEA-certified contractor docking facilities.

You will monitor Docking Observer performance during docking and undocking evolutions at contractor docking facilities.

You will provide input into NAVSEA Program Objective Memorandum and budget submissions to ensure the Docking Program receives adequate funding and resourcing to support all required naval dry docking evolutions.