Shipbuilding Project/Task Supervisor
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general dynamics information technologySeattle (WA)
Project Management SpecialistsShip Building and Repairing
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Shipbuilding Project/Task SupervisorThis is not an office position, it is a waterfront shipboard construction and re-modernization position, working directly in shipyards and drydocks onboard U.S. Naval ships. The incumbent will be exposed to varying temperatures of heat in the summer and cold in the winter performing the following tasks:Provides technical, administrative, and operational leadership to assigned task(s), including contract and subcontractor management.Supervises assigned staff.Participates in the development of technical project plans, proposals, reports, and task order and administrative reporting.May perform high-level technical services on assigned task(s).Conducts planning and provides recommendations to customer on task workload.Attends customer meetings and may serve as primary customer liaison.Interacts with vendors, other agencies, and other Government staff on behalf of the customer.Coordinates development of deliverables and products.Ensures quality assurance of project deliverables.Participates in special projects, as required.US Citizenship Required5 + years of related experience
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