Steam Main Propulsion and Auxiliary Equipment Technician

Steam Main Propulsion and Auxiliary Equipment Technician Location: Norfolk VA (possible OCONUS travel as assigned by the government). Secret Clearance Required Opening Available Immediately In search of candidates with experience in Automatic Boiler Control Systems, Main/Auxiliary/Waste Heat Boilers, Main Feed Systems, Main Shaft Seals, Line Shaft Bearings, Main Reduction Gears, Pump alignments and Vibration Analysis.

Because shipboard systems, equipment, and components are continually updated and vary across U.S. Navy and Foreign Military Sales vessels—and because multiple versions of the same systems may be in service across different classes and platforms—the items listed should not be considered all‑inclusive. Contractor personnel shall possess the following minimum experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities: Required

• Experience using MARMC’s Engineering Service Request (ESR) database, providing Departure from Specification (DFS) technical reviews to government Branch Head. Experience developing and reviewing Engineering Approved Technical Procedures (EATP). Required -Ten (10) years’ experience in operation, repair, maintenance, and assessment of US Navy Marine Main Reduction Gear, Turning Gear, Line Shaft Bearings, Thrust Bearings, Shaft Seals, Bulkhead Shaft Seals, and Auxiliary Equipment. Required
• Experience in GTG Reduction Gear alignments, clutch assessment and repairs, and machinery vibration analysis. Desired
• Five (5) years specialized hands-on experience in operation, repair, maintenance, and assessment of US Naval Marine Main Reduction Gear, Turning Gear, Shaft Line Bearings, Thrust Bearings, Main Shaft Seals, Bulkhead Shaft Seals, Gas Turbine Generator Reduction Gear, Emergency Diesel Generator Pedestal Bearings, Air Operated Diaphragm Control Valves and Auxiliary Equipment. Must obtain certification of at least Category II Vibration Analyst, or higher, within six (6) months of task order award or new employee onboarding. Must have recent (within 18 months) hands-on experience with operation, repair, maintenance, and assessment of respective equipment. In substitution of the above requirements, a degreed Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from an ABET accredited university with at least three (3) years of experience in mechanical repairs and troubleshooting of rotating machinery.