We offer a competitive salary for this role, with an expected range of $82,300–$104,300. The final offer will depend on your experience, skills, and overall qualifications. General Dynamics – Bath Iron Works also provides a variety of benefits including medical & dental insurance coverage, 401(k) retirement savings plan, flexible spending accounts/HSAs, life and disability insurance, company paid holidays, paid time off (PTO), health coaching, athletic trainers, employee assistance programs and onsite health services.
The Senior Facilities Scheduler, Electrical is responsible for planning, scheduling, and coordinating electrical maintenance, repair, and capital improvement work supporting shipbuilding facilities. This candidate will be a key contributor to facility reliability, workforce productivity, and continuous process improvement.
Operating under the BIW Business Operating System (BOS), the Facilities, Senior Electrical Scheduler ensures compliance with safety, quality, and performance standards while coordinating with other key stakeholders to meet overall milestones.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepares methods, manning, and material packages and coordination of scheduling for completion.
- Maintenance Materials Procurement: Research and writes purchase specs, arranges and expedites deliveries, monitors and replenishes inventories for work crews.
- Utilizes Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to manage repair and Preventive Maintenance (PM) Work-order evaluation, acceptance, status tracking, prioritizing, maintaining backlog, readying for release, monitoring for performance and proper documentation, timely closeout.
- Technical Support: Develops and maintains equipment files and machinery data. Inspects and monitors preventative maintenance checks and diagnostic procedures. Help analyze equipment failures. Performs technical correspondence with vendors. Helps research new technology, cost reductions, and equipment specifications.
- Perform Job Hazard Analysis and coordinate risk mitigation (such as equipment Lock Out Tag Out, Dig Safe, Fall Plans), and personal protective equipment (PPE) are identified to ensure safe job sites for planned jobs.
- Administrative: Supports management in matters such as writing funding requests, performance histories, etc. Occasional direct supervision of jobs and work crews as needed.
Safety Leadership:
- Demonstrate visible commitment to safety
- Integrate safety requirements, permits, lockout/tagout (LOTO), energized work restrictions, and regulatory compliance into all work planning and scheduling activities.
- Participate in pre-job planning, job hazard analyses (JHA), and safety reviews.
- Coordinate work to minimize operational and personnel exposure while maintaining production commitments.
- Promote safe work practice through effective planning and communication.
- Always utilize all proper PPE requirements.
Project Execution:
- Develop and optimize integrated schedules for electrical maintenance, facility upgrades, outages, and capital projects.
- Coordinate work across facilities while balancing operational priorities.
- Maximize utilization of union craft labor, contractors, equipment, and materials.
- Monitor schedule performance.
- Coordinate outages to minimize production impacts.
Training and Development:
- Develop planning procedures and templates.
- Support training initiatives.
- Promote continuous learning.
Team Collaboration and Communication:
- Coordinate between Facilities Maintenance Groups, Facilities Engineering, Operations, Project Management, Procurement, contractors, and union leadership.
- Participate in planning meetings and resolve resource conflicts.
- Communicate schedule status and risks.
- Foster accountability and collaboration.
Continuous Improvement:
- Improve planning accuracy and schedule compliance.
- Support Lean and Reliability initiatives.
- Recommend process and system improvements.
- Standardize best practices.
