Shipyard Production Supervisor / Control Account Manager (CAM) – Compartmen at TMMG

Vancouver, Washington, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

28 Jun, 26

Salary

105000.0

Posted On

31 Mar, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Control Account Ownership, Production Integration, Schedule Alignment, Status Tracking, Compartment Closeout, Process Improvement, Shipyard Production Knowledge, Scheduling Awareness, Execution Leadership, Coordination, Accountability, Attention To Detail, Primavera P6, WBS Management, Risk Identification

Industry

Maritime Transportation

Description

Description Background check, US Citizenship, and a drug screening are requirements of this position. This person will be on-site Vancouver WA with periodic trips home (once every 4-6 weeks). Travel is 90%. The Shipyard Production Supervisor / Control Account Manager (CAM) – Compartment Closeout is responsible for end-to-end ownership of assigned compartments, ensuring execution, sequencing, and closeout readiness align with vessel construction milestones. This role operates directly on the deckplate, integrating production, subcontractors, and schedule requirements to maintain real-time visibility of work progress and forward plan alignment. The CAM is accountable for ensuring compartments progress from active construction through final closeout without creating downstream rework, access issues, or schedule disruption. This is an execution-first role requiring strong production awareness, schedule discipline, and the ability to drive accountability across multiple stakeholders in an active shipyard environment. Requirements Key Responsibilities Control Account Ownership (Scope, Schedule, Execution) Own assigned compartments as defined scope within the production Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) Maintain accountability for execution progress, milestone alignment, and completion status Track work against planned production targets and identify variances early Provide accurate, real-time status of work completed, in-progress, and remaining Identify risks, constraints, and sequencing conflicts impacting execution Production Integration & Execution Management Coordinate daily with shipyard trades, subcontractors, and supervision to drive work completion Ensure production activities align with planned sequencing and installation logic Monitor installation progress across structural, mechanical, electrical, and outfitting scopes Identify and resolve production inefficiencies, bottlenecks, and out-of-sequence work Establish and reinforce clear expectations across production teams Schedule & Milestone Alignment Maintain compartment status within production tracking systems Align execution progress with program milestones (e.g., major system installs, structural completions) Validate milestone achievability based on actual field conditions Support schedule accuracy by providing real-time production updates to planning teams Status Tracking & Reporting Maintain accurate, up-to-date status of compartment completion Track current progress, prior accomplishments, and remaining scope Communicate status clearly to leadership, including risks and recovery actions Ensure reporting reflects actual field conditions—not assumptions Compartment Closeout Readiness & Sequencing Control Ensure compartments progress toward closeout in the correct sequence Prevent premature closure of compartments with incomplete work or open deficiencies Verify required work is complete prior to insulation, decking, or structural closure Coordinate completion of all trades to support clean, compliant closeout Production Process Improvement Identify gaps in coordination, communication, and execution workflows Improve alignment between subcontractors, trades, and shipyard supervision Establish repeatable processes that improve efficiency across compartments and future vessels Drive continuous improvement in production execution and reporting Physical Requirements: • Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer. • Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at a time. • Must be able to access and inspect all areas of machinery. Required Knowledge & Skills Shipyard Production Knowledge Understanding of shipyard construction sequencing and compartment-based execution Familiarity with structural, piping, HVAC, electrical, and outfitting installation practices Ability to interpret drawings, work packages, and production plans Scheduling & Execution Awareness Experience working with production schedules and milestone tracking Ability to translate field progress into schedule updates and forecasts Familiarity with production tracking systems and/or Primavera P6 (preferred) Execution & Leadership Strong coordination and communication skills across multiple stakeholders Ability to drive accountability with subcontractors and shipyard personnel High attention to detail with disciplined follow-through Comfortable operating in fast-paced, evolving production environments Required Experience & Qualifications 5+ years of experience in shipbuilding, vessel construction, or production environments Experience in production supervision, coordination, or execution management Proven ability to track work scope, monitor progress, and support schedule alignment Experience working onboard vessels in active construction environments U.S. Citizenship (program requirement) Preferred Experience Experience operating in a Control Account Manager (CAM) or EVMS-aligned role Compartment closeout, outfitting, or zone-based construction experience Aluminum vessel construction experience Experience supporting multi-vessel or serial production programs

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Responsibilities

This role involves end-to-end ownership of assigned shipyard compartments, ensuring execution, sequencing, and closeout readiness align with vessel construction milestones while integrating production and subcontractors on the deckplate. The supervisor is accountable for driving compartments from active construction through final closeout without causing rework, access issues, or schedule disruptions.