Nuclear Training Program Leader

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us fleet forces commandPortsmouth (VA)

Training and Development Managers National Security

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About the role

U.S. Fleet Forces Command seeks a Supervisory Training Specialist to lead the Production Department Nuclear Training program at Norfolk Naval Shipyard. You will guide planning, implementation, and administration, working with senior managers to set goals and ensure processes align with approved frameworks. The role requires expertise in shipyard trades, nuclear work practices, and instructional techniques, with responsibility for organizing, directing, and evaluating a large team of Training

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