A retired Chief MMN we recently placed spent his final tour auditing nonconformance reports for seven carriers. Today he does quality work on the cooling and power systems of mission critical facilities across the US. Same discipline. Same standards. Different uniform. Read on to fully understand what this job requires in terms of skills and experience If you are a good match, make an application. Roles: An owner's representative firm for mission critical facilities are looking to expand their Commissioning team and their Quality Assurance & Quality Control (QA/QC) management team in the US.Who are they looking for: Chiefs, Senior Chiefs and Master Chiefs – MM, MMN, EM, EMN, GSM, EN. LCPOs, Technical Assistants, Propulsion Plant and Engineering Watch Supervisors, QA Inspectors, Nuclear Planners, and operators of cooling and power equipment are exactly who this firm hires.
Required:
Your Navy career. No civilian commissioning or Quality Assurance & Quality Control (QA/QC) experience needed. Many of the firm's VPs are veterans who made this same move. TWO WAYS IN Quality Assurance & Quality Control – if you were the one checking the work Inspect installation quality against plans and specifications Audit contractor quality programs and track nonconformances to closure Review submittals and maintain quality records Think: Controlled work packages, OQE and NCR adjudication, applied to the build. Commissioning Engineer – if you were the one running the plant Witness start-up and testing of chillers, generators, UPS and switchgear Execute test procedures and integrated failure scenarios Sign off systems before the facility goes live Think: System turnover inspections and casualty drills, applied to the build. Which role is right for me? That's what the first call is for. Many Chiefs fit both, and we'll help you choose the one that suits your career.
How to apply:
Send your resume as it is now, Navy terms and all. We'll translate it. Prefer to talk first? Message me directly for a 10-minute call today or tomorrow. xhqgsiq If you've kept systems running that couldn't afford to fail, you already have what this industry needs.
