This Engineering Technician position will work within the BIW Engineering Department’s Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) organization as a contributing member of the Reliability, Maintainability & Availability (RMA) team. This technician will develop and employ skills necessary to implement effective Data Collection, Analysis, and Corrective Action (DCACA) requirements in support of DDG51 Shipbuilding Program.
The basic core job functions include, but are not limited to:
- Support DCACA programs for DDG51 new construction and post-delivery efforts. Perform engineering efforts to identify hull, mechanical, & electrical (HM&E) equipment failures via all available sources including JIRA projects. Document failures, determine root-cause of failures and seek effective solutions to prevent future failure recurrence.
- Gather equipment specification data and equipment failure data while under BIW warranty. Organize, interpret and present failure data for technical inquiries or assessments related to equipment warranty concerns.
- Interface with BIW Buyers and equipment vendors to achieve R&M requirements identified in HM&E equipment Purchase Specifications and DDG51 Class Ship Specification 076 (R&M).
- Review vendor furnished information including Failure Analysis Reports (SDRL R8 and R9) and resolve issues using NIIIP-SPARS application.
- Create and submit Contractor Data Requirements List (CDRL) A056 and A057 reports on monthly and quarterly basis for new construction ships. Resolve Navy comments against those CDRLs. Embrace future changes in DDG51 DCACA requirements including XFRACAS utilization for DDG140AF ships.
- Interface productively with various BIW departments, including BIW Subcontracts Management (Procurement), Functional Engineering, Materials Handling, Manufacturing Trades, Quality Assurance, and Fleet Service Engineering to complete equipment/system failure investigations and root cause determinations.
- Update internal DCACA procedures and work instructions to facilitate repeatability and promote continuous process improvement. Train others to do the same; build team DCACA capability.