The Test Coordinator is the primary interface between the Project Team and the Quality Assurance Directorate in the scheduling and conduct of all required testing, IAW the T&I Plan. The Test Coordinator will maintain the Test Schedule, co-organize and integrate proper test conduct throughout all stages of repair and construction, dealing effectively with QA and Customer Representatives. Responsible for the development of all test documentation to include test procedures, reports, test plans, and other contract required test documentation for repair and construction test program.

• B.S. Degree and/or equivalent, with a minimum of 10 years desired experience, encompassing Repair and Construction Shipbuilding processes and procedures.

• Proven experience in Propulsion Plant Systems, Centralized Control System operations, Diesel Generators and experience in managing ships, towards final completion phases, up to and including Sea Trials, Delivery, and Guarantee Period.
• Possess strong Management skills in Cost Management, Scheduling and Planning, Personnel Management, QA and Safety awareness.
• Demonstrated experience in dealing with Customer and Regulatory Body requirements.
• Preparing and giving briefs to large groups and individuals.
• Effective Leadership, Communication, and Team Building skills.
• Demonstrated knowledge and utilization of Production processes, Methods and Technology.
• Meet requirements for obtaining a D.O.D. Regional Contractor Badge
• Meet requirements for access to US Navy/USCG bases and Controlled Industrial Areas

• Review the work items to determine what tests and inspections are required for a given Project
  work item, including checkpoints listed in applicable NAVSEA Standard Items as referenced by the
  Project work items.
• Obtain a copy of and review the Test & Inspection (T&I) Plan from NASSCO Quality Assurance for
  each Project.
• Obtain a copy of any special T&I requirements from the government for each Project’s work item.
• Write and maintain a Test and Trials Schedule &Tracking Matrix.
• Verify all Tests and Inspections for a given Project are completed satisfactorily and are properly
  documented in the T&I Plan.
• Review the CFR database to verify all required test and inspection reports have been submitted
  and all accompanying required data and attachments are complete and the final tests and
  inspections are found Satisfactory.
• Submit Work Completion Certification Report input data and T&I status to the Test & WAF
  Manager for each contractor-responsible work item.
• Ensure all required DFSs are submitted and answered.