Work Center Supervisor
telesolv consultingPort Hueneme (CA)
About the role
Job Description
Key Responsibilities:
Establish, manage, and maintain Maintenance Data Systems (MDS), Planned Maintenance Systems (PMS), and Inactive Equipment Maintenance (IEM) programs in accordance with applicable directives
Oversee contractor maintenance personnel, ensuring accountability, performance quality, and compliance
Produce and submit weekly equipment maintenance reports and status updates to leadership
Identify root causes of maintenance program issues and implement corrective actions and best practices
Maintain liaison with subject matter experts and participate in maintenance meetings to resolve operational issues
Ensure accuracy and integrity of all 3-M program records and correct discrepancies within required timelines
Manage NTCSS and SKED systems, ensuring all maintenance records are accurate and current
Support maintenance of technical manuals and ensure compliance with governing instructions
Provide quality assurance on documentation and deliverables produced by maintenance personnel
Track and ensure timely maintenance execution across all assigned CESE assets
Skills, Knowledge & Expertise Bachelor's degree or equivalent military experience
Experience supporting Government or military maintenance operations
Familiarity with supply operations and Information Systems Office (ISO) functions
Experience working within large-scale asset management or maintenance tracking environments
Strong understanding of maintenance data systems, including PMS, MDS, and IEM programs
Proficiency with Naval Tactical Command Support System (NTCSS), including R-Supply and OMMS-NG functions
Knowledge of maintenance program directives, procedures, and documentation
Ability to analyze system issues and implement effective solutions
Proficiency in technical documentation, manuals, and engineering drawings
Advanced skills in Microsoft Office applications and electronic communication tools
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to operate independently and manage multiple priorities in a structured environment
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