Job summary

An exciting opportunity for an ex-Royal Navy Submariner to define maintenance and support procedures for the future submarine fleet. A fantastic chance to use your unique expertise & knowledge of Royal naval Submarine systems

Key skills required for this role

Submarine Systems, Maintenance, Marine Engineer, Weapons Engineer, ME, WE, PO, CPO, WO

Important

Background as a Royal Navy Submariner in either a Marine or Weapons Engineering capacity.

Job description

The Supporting Engineering - Maintenance Team:

You will join a 60-person strong team tasked with the delivery and assurance of maintenance derivation work, maintenance task analysis, level of repair analysis and maintenance tasks instructions. The role involves collaboration with a range of Internal and External stakeholders including industry partners across a number of Submarine programmes.

What you'll be doing:

• As an ex-submariner provide appropriate operator knowledge and input for maintenance design and documentation.
• Support stakeholder engagement and attend collaboration working groups in support of BAES scope of work for maintenance design.
• Provide estimates for the scope of work and resources required, in order to support bids, proposal development and project planning activities for maintenance design activities.
• Provide technical leadership, coaching and mentoring of others.
• Have a clear understanding of, and apply, the Quality and SH&E Management System documentation; e.g. process instructions, workmanship standards and risk assessments applicable to Support Engineering work scopes.

Your skills and experiences:

Essential:

• Background as a Royal Navy Submariner in either a Marine or Weapons Engineering capacity.
• Extensive level of domain knowledge over Royal Navy Submarine systems and their operations and/or maintenance.
• The ability to analyse complex problems.
• Knowledge of the engineering lifecycle and how support activities align to it.

Desirable:

• Knowledge of relevant Ministry of Defence (MoD), industry and corporate standards.