Supply Chain Management Inc.1.com (SCMI1)

Calibration Program Auditor

San Diego, CA - Full Time

SCMI1 has an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated professional to fill one vacancy as a Calibration Program Auditor for the United States Navy.  The employee will function in accordance with the equivalent responsibilities of an Engineering Technician V to provide critical gage calibration program audits for NAVSEA and NAVAIR programs.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:
  • Responsible to the Field Calibration Activity (FCA)/ Standard Generic Calibration Procedures programs
  • Perform JNACT and Oxygen Clean programs audits at local and Systems Commands per International and National standards, NAVSEA, Fleet, and local Naval Support Activity directives and instructions
  • Ensure compliance with Fleet Technical Assistance Programs and Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual requirements
  • Maintain certified instructor status
  • Provide Divers Life Support Systems support for Oxygen Clean Program
  • Provide calibration readiness reports and updates to JNACT website
  • Prepare letters of certification of sites inspected and/ or audited to include Certificate of Compliance/ Non-compliance and Scopes of Competency
  • Accomplish Oxygen Clean inspections and certifications for Oxygen Clean Facilities IAW applicable TYCOM instructions
  • Maintain ISO 9000 Lead Auditor and Oxygen Clean Technician certifications, to include completion of Navy Oxygen Clean Technical School within one year of hire
  • Evaluate Oxygen Clean Technicians proficiency and knowledge by administering written and practical examinations
  • Provide on-site technical assistance to fleet personnel
  • Conduct Calibration Capability Evaluations and Reviews
  • Coordinate requests for funding, schedule man-power and equipment required to investigate METCAL program discrepancies, and evaluate new metrology program requirements
  • Coordinate and schedule off-ship calibration or repair services for ships within the employee's geographic area of responsibility
  • Maintain close liaison with RMC, shipboard calibration coordinators, and ISIC to prevent or resolve calibration scheduling and readiness problems
  • Ensure REGIONAL LOAN POOLS (RLPs) are established at the local RMC to alleviate shipboard maintenance support shortfalls
  • Ensure RLPs include a wide variety of calibrated, RFI items to permit continuous availability
Security Clearance Requirements:
  • Must possess and maintain an active Department of Defense (DoD) SECRET Security Clearance
Standard Qualifications:
  • Associate Degree in Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, or other related field
  • 5 to 7 years of Navy METCAL experience
  • NAVSEA In-Service Quality Program for METCAL Training certification
  • Ability to conduct METCAL training with shipboard and shore-based personnel
  • ISO 9000 Lead Auditor and Oxygen Clean Technician certifications, or ability to complete certification within on year of hire
  • NAVSEA In-Service Quality Program for METCAL Training certification
  • MS Office suite proficiency required
  • Familiarity with Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual requirements
  • Ability to use clear and concise oral and written communications
**Please note that your resume and candidacy is subject to customer approval and acceptance and clearing of the required background check. Salary is negotiable and commensurate with background and applicable required job experience.**
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