Marine Electrician (US Navy Submarine)

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Requisition Type: Pipeline

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Job Description

Marine Electrician (US Navy Submarine)

Onsite Locations:

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Kittery, Maine

Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

Kings Bay Naval Shipyard Kings Bay, Georgia

Norfolk Naval Shipyard Portsmouth, Virginia

Bremerton Naval Shipyard Bremerton, Washington

Make meaningful contributions that fuel critical outcomes for some of the most complex government, defense, and intelligence projects. Join GDIT as a Marine Electrician (US Navy Submarine) for a career where your growth is just as important as the mission you support.

The SUB AIT program supports the In-Service Attack Submarines Program Office (PMS 392) under Program Executive Office Attack Submarines (PEO SSN) to achieve optimal submarine operational readiness by providing /production support, component repairs and technical support to accomplish repair, maintenance, removal/installation, troubleshooting and associated testing for Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) submarine maintenance availabilities.

The efforts associated with this program will help restore and maintain the material condition and modernization of the fast attack submarines of the United State Navy.

Requirements

• 2+ years’ experience performing repair work on nuclear submarines within the trade they are being assigned.
• HS/GED
• ​Must be US Citizen.

• Confidential Security Clearance or higher level required.

Personnel shall have at least 2+ years’ experience performing repair work on nuclear submarines within the trade they are being assigned.
Personnel shall have DOW type “final” security clearance (DISCO authority with a minimum of a confidential clearance status).
At a minimum, all personnel shall be United States citizens and shall possess a final favorable adjudicated tier 3 investigation. Contractor personnel must have a Department of War Personnel Security Clearance (PCL) at the confidential level or higher.

Marine Electricians Non-Nuclear Electrical Work (TSD EW): Install, modify, repair, troubleshoot and test various electrical and electronics systems, circuits, controls, instruments and equipment. Also includes installation of wire ways and cabling.
Marine Electricians Generator/Motor Repair, Electrical (TSD E4): Shop work such as disassembly, inspection, test, cleaning, varnishing, baking, and reassembly, and shipboard investigate/repair generators, motors, and transformers electrical component.
Marine Electricians Topside Electrical Work (TSD TZ): Remove, Disassemble, inspect, repair, adjust, test, and install external electrical systems cabling in tanks, voids, and sails. Includes installation of hull fittings, penetrators, and tank level indicators.

Marine Electrician Tasks
TSD EW (Non-nuclear Electrical Work):
Remove, modify, and install electrical equipment
Remove, install, groom, and band wireways and cabling
Pack and unpack equipment and bulkhead penetrations
Repair electrical equipment and cabling
Utilize electrical checks to test and troubleshoot electrical systems
Disconnect, groom, and reconnect wiring

TSD E4 (Generator/Motor Repair, Electrical):
Disassemble and replace motor and generator components
Troubleshoot, modify and adjust motors and generators
Balance motor and generator components
Insulate using mechanical and dip methods
Stone and bevel commutator and slip rings
Assemble motor and generator components
TSD TZ (Topside Electrical Work):
Remove, modify, and install electrical equipment
Disconnect, remove, install, groom, band, and reconnect wireways and cabling
Utilize electrical checks to test electrical systems
Remove, install, and test hull fittings, penetrations, and tank level indicators

Marine Electrician Skill Requirements
TSD EW (Non-nuclear Electrical Work):
Trained, qualified and have experience with all tasks and components similar to that outlined for TSD EW.
Trained and experienced in cutting in cables and hooking up equipment, panels, and boxes IAW Navy Standard Methods Drawings
Experience performing SUBSAFE work IAW NAVSEA 0924-062-0010 L/R

(Submarine Safety Requirements Manual).
TSD E4 (Generator/Motor Repair, Electrical):
Trained, qualified and have experience with all tasks and components similar to that outlined for TSD E4.
Trained and experienced in cutting in cables and hooking up equipment, panels, and boxes IAW Navy Standard Methods Drawings
Experience performing SUBSAFE work IAW NAVSEA 0924-062-0010 L/R (Submarine Safety Requirements Manual). TSD TZ (Topside Electrical Work):
Trained, qualified and have experience with all tasks and components similar to that outlined for TSD TZ.
Trained and experienced in cutting in cables and hooking up equipment, panels, and boxes IAW Navy Standard Methods Drawings
Experience performing SUBSAFE work IAW NAVSEA 0924-062-0010 L/R (Submarine Safety Requirements Manual).

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Work Requirements

Years of Experience

2 + years of related experience

* may vary based on technical training, certification(s), or degree

Certification

Certified Welder (CWP) | American Welding Society (AWS) - American Welding Society (AWS)

Travel Required

50-75%

Citizenship

U.S. Citizenship Required