Maritime Engineering Technician II Suffolk, VA

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Truestone LLC is expecting a growth spurt on one of our contracts. We are looking to hire Shipboard & Inside Plant Installation Technicians (Level II) to join our Maritime Installation Team (MIT). Technicians in this pool will support critical multi-program requirements across naval and shore-based defense installations.



Initial assignments include supporting high-tempo Maritime Integration Team (MIT) tasking inside plant cable installation and preparation for upcoming program rollouts and technical integration/testing across fleet platforms (such as CTII and CIVMAR). Candidates will cross-train and flex between programssuch as CTII TARCES CIVMAR SCORP SEAWATCH ILMS and STRS3based on operational tempo and shipyard availability.




Responsibilities

Shipboard Installation & Integration:

Execute physical installation removal modification and testing of shipboard C4I electronic and electrical systems in accordance with NAVSEA standard items cableway specs and engineering drawings.
Inside Plant & Infrastructure Preparation:

Perform cable pulling multi-pin connector termination rack populating cable routing banding labeling and pre-installation staging for inside plant communication suites.
System Testing & Grooming:

Assist in system-level evaluations power checks continuity checks fiber/copper testing and troubleshooting across active naval systems.
Workforce Adaptability:

Flex between multiple programs within the MIT operational group (CTII CIVMAR SCORP SEAWATCH ILMS STRS3) as task schedules and shipyard milestones dictate.
Safety & Hazard Mitigation:

Strictly enforce site Emergency Action Plans (EAP) OSHA maritime standards tag-out procedures and environmental hazard precautions (e.g. proper handling of heavy blastproof/watertight shipboard closures).
Operational Reporting & Timekeeping:

Maintain accurate daily logs report installation progress to site leads and Program Managers and comply with strict Service Contract Act (SCA) time-recording standards.