Damage Control Inspector at TMMG, Inc.

Description

Company Background Investigation, Confidential Security Clearance, and a CAC is required for this position.

Marine Surveyor with extensive experience in Damage Control.

• Will be required to participate in Ship Material Assessment and Readiness Testing (SMART) inspections.
• Must be willing to travel to CONUS and OCONUS locations.
• Must be able to identify RBO deficiencies, underway restrictions, and categorize major and minor deficiencies IAW JFMM
• In-depth knowledge of Navy INSURV inspection processes and requirements.
• Knowledge of ABS / USCG regulations pertaining to damage control on commercial ships.
• Expert knowledge in the following shipboard damage control areas:
• Fixed and portable firefighting systems to include CO2 System and Hose Reels, Halon Systems, Smoke/ fire/ gas detectors, Foam sprinkling systems, Water Mist systems, FM200, Firemain demonstrations, Sprinkler systems (dry and mist), Portable DC equipment (electric and diesel pumps), Flammable liquid systems, and galley firefighting systems.
• Chemical, Biological, radiological Detection (CBRD) systems, Countermeasure Washdown systems, and decontamination station operations
• Fire and Watertight doors, hatches, scuttles and closure systems to include maintenance and testing requirements.
• Main drainage and dewatering systems (fixed and portable)
• Damage Control locker equipment
• Alarms panel and indication systems
• Damage control administration
• Strong analytical skills needed including familiarity and understanding of ships blueprints and drawings, Technical Manuals, Material Safety Data sheets (MSDS), inspection reports and basic math as needed for interpretation of field test results.
• Proficient with Windows applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and adaptable to learning client databases and web applications.
• Able to communicate both orally and in writing with managers and interact effectively with all levels throughout company organization.
• Demonstrated ability to resolve common problems and issues related to job. Strong, proven problem-solving skills.
• Climb tall ladders, crawl tanks/bilges in confined spaces, inspect from aerial lifts, and working in adverse environments for long periods of time. Periodically lift up to 50 pounds and be able to walk to/from job sites.
  
  

Education/Certification Requirements

Graduate of Navy Damage Controlman A and C schools (Senior Enlisted Damage Control Program Management and Training Course) with NEC U46A.

• Minimum of 20 years of task related experience in senior level U.S. Navy Damage Control Organizations afloat or ashore, with minimum of 10 years DC shipboard and inspection experience.
• Maritime/marine/Navy experience in afloat engineering department with a focus on damage control.
• HS graduate