What are the responsibilities and job description for the RBMC Program Manager position at Metson Group?
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Metson Marine Services, Inc (MMSI) has been dedicated to providing ocean transportation, vessel operations, and ocean environmental services for the past 38 years. Over the last 38 years MMSI has expanded its business to both commercial and government contracting. Since 1984 the Metson Companies have owned and/or operated a fleet of work boats, including Platform Support, Crew Boats, Oil Spill Response, Diving & ROV Support, Ocean Survey and other Special Missions. Since 1997, MMSI has operated and maintained a diverse fleet of Government owned ships, vessels and small craft.
Core Values:
As an ISO 9001:2015 certified company, MMSI is dedicated to:
- Protecting shipboard and shore side personnel
- Protecting our vessels and facilities
- Protecting the environment
• Meeting or exceeding customer requirements
Geographic locations in which MMSI currently operates include the U.S East, Gulf & West Coasts, and Alaska. The Corporate Office is located in Southern California (Ventura) and its Regional Boat Maintenance Center a technically advanced facility in Woodbine Georgia.
How you would make an impact/key responsibilities:
Join the dynamic MMSI team as the RBMC Program Manager responsible for the Southeast Region Port Operations for the Navy. Job responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Supervises program operation by developing management procedures and controls, planning and directing project execution, monitoring, and reporting progress.
- Provide oversight, guidance and leadership to all regional personnel and of processes for compliance and quality assurance..
- Must have demonstrated excellent management, verbal, written communication skills and leadership.
- Full understanding of high-risk training evolutions, small boat operations, OSR facility response plans, booming strategies, outboard, diesel engine and hull maintenance requirements.
- Experience scheduling manpower and equipment for ship movements and operations and data analysis for corrective maintenance.
- Must have full understanding of labor hours expended, Coast Guard licensing requirements, cost accounting and develop spread sheets and inventory control.
- Ensure that all missions requirements are met and qualified personnel are assigned to each task.
- Ensure compliance with all Company Policies and Procedures, USCG, Federal, State and Local Government Agencies regulations.
- Must be capable of interacting effectively with Government personnel.
- Any other duties as required for the Contract performance.
What is needed to succeed:
Supervisory Responsibilities:
- Management of marine engineers and mechanics and processes on site’s office, facilities, and aboard vessels and craft.
Qualifications:
- The RBMC Program Manager shall have either: (1) documented equivalent of ten (10) years’ experience directly related to the above requirements or (2) a Bachelor of Science Degree in Management, Marine Transportation or Engineering and the equivalent of five (5) years’ experience with the maintenance and repair of shipboard systems, hull, mechanical and electrical with an emphasis on outboard and diesel engines.
Physical Demands
- Light to Moderate. Please refer to the USCG Merchant Mariner Medical and Physical Examination Requirements for Merchant Mariner Credentials (Form CG-719 K))
Work Environment:
- Office, pier side, associated facilities and aboard vessels and craft.
Benefits:
Leave-
- Paid Holidays
- Vacation/Paid time off
- Sick
Insurance-
- Medical
- Dental
- Vision
- Health Savings
Retirement-
- 401(k)
Miscellaneous-
- Tuition assistance (after 2 years of service)
