Diesel Engine Technician Code 264 Large Vessels Secret - Military veterans preferred

Amentum is seeking an experienced Diesel Engine Technician for code 264 in support of Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center, Norfolk Va.

Essential Responsibilities:
Assist in the assessment, installation, monitoring, and service of diesel engines and systems at the Naval Station Norfolk and local shipyards
Perform or coordinate test and evaluation, checkout, certification tasks. Perform validations/verifications of various mechanical and electrical systems.
Design and write test procedures, critique system test procedures, and assist in the development of upgrades and enhancements.
Implement engineering change instructions.
Investigate system problems and provide white papers on the results of the investigation. Prepare recommendations and solutions on system problems to include alternate testing to verify change.
Train others in the operation and performance of diesel engines
Establish and maintain a filing system, databases and logs as needed for tracking project status and inventory.
Direct on-site customer interface for equipment/system installation, testing, survey, fabrication, and other engineering tasks as needed.
Comply with engineering documentation standards, engineering plans, system specifications and test procedures.
Provide technical data and evaluation for components, equipment and systems consistent with engineering plans, layout and contract requirements.
Serve as senior/lead technician and assist in the training of other technicians.
May coordinate and supervise a team of employees for a given job with responsibility for scheduling tasks, monitoring, technical and employee performance.
May support engineers in the development of technical proposal and provide input on the technical content and level of effort of the proposed scope of work.

Minimum Requirements
Minimum of ten (10) years of experience in the operation, repair, maintenance and assessment of U.S. Navy diesel engine inspections, MPDE, SSDG, EDG associated support systems to include lube oil, fuel oils sea water, engine jacket water, engine control systems (electronic/pneumatic) and Vibration, Performance and failure analysis
Must have familiarity of OEM Service either through experience and/or equivalent OEM Factory/Navy certificates/NEC
Must have recent (within 18 months) hands-on experience with the respective equipment
Must be knowledgeable in engine performance analysis, repairs, machinery vibration and failure analysis
Must be knowledgeable in interpreting, reviewing, and applying engine work specifications, engine maintenance standards/practices, repair procedures and technical documentation
Active Secret clearance