QUALIFICATIONS / KNOWLEDGE / EXPERIENCE:

• Undergraduate degree or equivalent experience. Equivalent experience is defined as 2 years of experience for every 1 year of education.
• Demonstrable proficiency in AutoCAD.
• Motivated self-starter with initiative to learn ship construction methodologies, module build strategies, impact of takt time on construction duration and critical path.
• Ability to lead a team and coordinate efforts to solve problems.
• Working familiarity with Microsoft Office (Power Point, Word, Outlook and Excel).
• Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.
• Able to work independently without specific supervisory direction.
  TOOLS: Not Applicable

• Creates and maintains facility capacity information documentation (dimensional info, crane capacities, future module construction locations, etc.).
• Creates weekly facility layout drawings in AutoCAD showing the build locations for vessel modules and the progression of vessel construction over building time.
• Creates weekly panel line plan in AutoCAD showing the panel line sequence for vessel modules. Distributes this information to Production, Projects, and Production Control.
• Chairs weekly facility and panel line plan meetings with members of production and management.
• Coordinate multiple time-sensitive module moves while minimizing construction impact on all vessels.
• Analyze Production inquiries regarding module construction location feasibility and facility usage impacts and provide answers and or direction to Production and Projects.
• Study facility process lines and develop proper technique for determining takt time to ensure vessel build schedule is not delayed.
• Assists Scheduling Department in the analysis of what-if scenarios in regards to facility real estate availability and module build locations, providing Project teams information needed to choose the best course of action.
• Develops and/or maintains facility throughput metrics.
• Learns current method for establishing budgets and resource requirements for all required production craft activities utilizing EVMS.
• Creates detailed work packages for at least one production craft and distributes them to production for implementation.
• Assists Structural Planners in the development and revision of Build Strategies.
• Develops rapport with program management and provides presentation information supporting Government meetings.
• Develops and implements lean manufacturing techniques in everyday tasks and decisions.