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Amentum

Government engineering and technical services provider

Steam Main Propulsion Technician - Gas Turbine Systems Tech Mechanical

Equipment Field ServiceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNorfolk, VA, USA$30.81 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience as a Navy Gas Turbine Systems Tech Mechanical or equivalent civilian experience.
  • Experience using MARMC’s Engineering Service Request database and providing Departure from Specification technical reviews to a government Branch Head.
  • Ten years’ experience in operation, repair, maintenance, and assessment of U.S. Navy marine main reduction gear, turning gear, line shaft bearings, thrust bearings, shaft seals, bulkhead shaft seals, and auxiliary equipment.
  • Experience in gas turbine generator reduction gear alignments, clutch assessment and repairs, and machinery vibration analysis.
  • Five years’ specialized hands-on experience in operation, repair, maintenance, and assessment of U.S. naval marine main reduction gear, turning gear, shaft line bearings, thrust bearings, main shaft seals, bulkhead shaft seals, gas turbine generator reduction gear, emergency diesel generator pedestal bearings, air-operated diaphragm control valves, and auxiliary equipment.
  • Experience developing and reviewing Engineering Approved Technical Procedures.
  • Must obtain at least Category II Vibration Analyst certification within six months of task order award or new employee onboarding.
  • Must have recent hands-on experience within the past 18 months operating, repairing, maintaining, and assessing the respective equipment.
  • In substitution for the experience requirements, a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from an ABET-accredited university and at least three years of experience in mechanical repairs and troubleshooting of rotating machinery.
  • Working knowledge of Navy assessment programs, shipboard visit processes, and formal reporting methods.
  • Ability to read schematics, blueprints, and technical manuals; proficiency in Microsoft Office for compiling reports and formatting or enhancing digital report photos.
  • Effective oral and written communication skills for writing technical report findings and debriefing government subject matter experts.
  • Ability to work onboard U.S. Navy ships and access ship repair industrial facilities.
  • Must have an active Secret clearance; U.S. citizenship is required to maintain the clearance.

Responsibilities

  • Provide technical assistance, assessments, inspections, troubleshooting, corrective actions, adjustment repairs, and groom support for Code 263 equipment, including automatic boiler control systems, main, auxiliary, and waste heat boilers, main feed systems, main shaft seals, line shaft bearings, main reduction gears, pump alignments, and vibration analysis.
  • Observe and conduct cold and hot equipment checks, noting condition and parameters for out-of-specification readings or settings as requested.
  • Oversee repairs to engines and equipment onboard ships or in shipyards to verify technical completion and standards.
  • Observe ship’s force operating specified systems and equipment to witness the full range of performance where possible.
  • Use appropriate measuring and test equipment to obtain evaluation data.
  • Evaluate findings from cold and hot checks, inspections, and operational checks, and oversee ship’s force adjustments and repairs to the maximum extent possible during the time available.
  • Provide a written visit debrief or report to the corresponding government subject matter expert after each ship visit; compile information, history files, and labeled digital pictures using Microsoft Office.
  • Provide on-the-job training to ship’s force during shipboard evolutions; attend requested conferences or seminars and report discussion outcomes to the government subject matter expert.
  • Fabricate, assemble, receive, install, remove, inventory, package, store, and ship performance materials; acquire or procure incidental material items needed to complete tasks.
  • Independently manage execution techniques, control, and supervision of contracted personnel, ensuring deliverables meet the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan.

About the Company

Amentum

Government engineering and technical services provider

Amentum provides technical and engineering services to government agencies to support high-stakes missions such as space launch, nuclear cleanup, and military operations. Its offerings combine workforce, engineering, and mission-support capabilities across the full lifecycle—from planning and design to operations and sustainment—delivered as contracted services. The company differentiates itself through scale and breadth: formed from a spin-off and expanded by acquiring DynCorp and PAE, and later merging with Jacobs’ Critical Mission Solutions and Cyber & Intelligence units, making it one of the largest government services contractors with about 53,000 employees and a public listing (AMTM). Its main goal is to help the U.S. and its allies achieve mission success for critical national programs by providing comprehensive, reliable government-focused technical services.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Chantilly, VA
Founded
2020

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