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Old 01-07-2009, 09:38 AM
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Weight Engineer position

Need a Weight Engineer and a Weight Engineering Manager in DC area - The Weight Engineer is responsible for the timely and accurate estimation and preparation of all mass properties estimates and reports. He or she must have excellent organizational skills, be proficient in MS-Excel, and have experience with database management. The Weight Engineer Manager supervises a small team of direct reports, and is also responsible for coordinating and quality checking of weight estimates conducted by other departments before acceptance into the weight estimate database.

Responsibilities:

Coordinate weight take off efforts conducted by system lead engineers from all departments
Quality assurance of all mass properties estimates developed by project weight engineering staff and system lead engineers from all departments
Data management of changes to the mass properties estimate. This includes several items such as:
Historical logging of all changes incorporated into the working database or specific weight reports (such as drawing revisions, revision notices, etc…)Participation in the Configuration Control Board, and the accurate and timely reporting of mass properties impacts from proposed design changes at these meetings
Real time logging of all pending changes to the working database (such as drawing revisions, revision notices, field change notices, updated Vendor Furnished Information, etc…)
Real time logging of status of Vendor Furnished Information (VFI) (requested, received, revision level)
Real time logging of status of scale weighed mater
Active monitoring of the design of the ship to identify poor weight control practices
Active monitoring of the production of the ship to identify poor weight control practices
Preparation and presentation of alternative design and build materials, arrangement, and/or practices to control weight growth
Hiring and supervision of project weight engineers to assist in meeting all of these responsibilities
Manage ship inclining experiments (planning, preparation, execution, and reporting)

Qualifications:

U.S. Citizen able to gain security clearance
Current SECRET clearance desirable - but not required
High School Diploma
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering highly desired - but not mandatory if LOTS of experience
At least 15 years of experience in weight engineering, at least 5 of which has been spent in the marine field
U.S. Navy or International Navy surface combatant weight engineering experience highly desired
Proficient in MS-Excel
Experience with MS-Access
Experience with SDWE highly desirable
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Old 01-07-2009, 01:06 PM
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Mobile, AL, huh....?

LOL...

Deepwater, DDX, LPD-17...lots of warning bells going off!

There is not a stick long enough for that ball of tar.

Is management going to give him a Really BIG stick? Otherwise the position is sheer hell. Been there, done that, got the stab wounds in the back.
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Old 01-07-2009, 01:15 PM
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Mobile is a great place!! This position is actually located in DC, our office is in Mobile. I am having a hard time finding a Weight Engineer. A position you might want to think about?!
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Old 01-07-2009, 01:15 PM
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Would you mind to send me your resume? You can send it to lmuse@ideal4u.com
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Old 01-07-2009, 02:10 PM
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Holy crap! This is what I started out doing in the 1970's at Lockheed's shipbuilding division in Seattle. Worked on LPD's, DDG's, DE's and WAGB's. This was long before the computations all became computerized. Thank God I'm Retired. Sorry but no thanks.

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Old 01-07-2009, 02:13 PM
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What about a 6 month contract?!
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