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The Challenge
We are looking for an experienced Marine Mechanic Supervisor to join our Manns Harbor Shipyard team to oversee the advanced maintenance, repair, and rebuilding of gas and diesel engines, and other marine equipment in the NCDOT Ferry Division and Marine Maintenance unit.
In this role, you will:
- Determine types and extent of repair work necessary to return equipment to proper operation as soon as possible.
- Schedule and assign work to staff and establish general work hour limits necessary to complete repairs.
- Assist staff with difficult and specialized assignments, and with problems encountered.
- Determine extent of additional repairs to be done; and at times, perform a variety of skilled tasks.
- Inspect work upon completion and determine equipment is in proper operating condition.
- Prepare reports, work schedules, and materials requisitions.
- Manage inventory and project budgets.
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel), and online databases (SAP) to create and provide reports for weekly supervisor/work progress meetings.
- Manage supply ordering; monitoring purchases and tracking to ensure timely delivery.
- Manage the team by monitoring work hours and overtime.
- Complete daily attendance reports to yard supervisor and assistant director.
- Ensure weekly time entry is completed properly and timely.
- Participate in new employee hiring, completing paperwork, conducting interviews, etc.
- Ensure annual training is completed by staff and maintain proper documentation.
What You Bring
- Basic knowledge of the operating principles of internal combustion engines and other equipment repaired in a marine maintenance facility.
- Basic knowledge of hydraulics, air, and electric control systems found on ferries, dredges, and other marine equipment.
- Diagnostic skills to determine the cause(s) of malfunctioning equipment.
- Experience scheduling, coordinating, instructing, training, and assigning work.
- Experience inspecting work upon completion and determining that equipment is in proper operating condition.
Education & Experience
- High school/GED diploma, and
- 5+ years experience in the performance of the full range of journey level tasks associated with maintenance and repair of diesel and gas engines, transmissions, hydraulic, air, and electric systems, and components, including 1+ year of which is in the ship repair or shipbuilding industry; or
- An equivalent combination of education and experience.
Questions?
Call me: René Basnight at 252-423-5125.
