Fire Safety Representative

Job Description

Key Responsibilities

• Interpret and implement Industrial Ship Safety Manual (NAVSEA 8010) requirements into INACT planning and execution.

• Develop fire safety inputs for Availability Work Packages (AWP) and ensure integration into execution plans.

• Analyze shipbuilder fire safety plans and validate compliance with contractual and Navy requirements.

• Provide fire safety guidance to SUPSHIPNN, PMS 368, NAVSEA 08, TYCOM, and project stakeholders.

• Support technical instruction reconciliation and provide recommendations to improve fire safety execution.

• Review Cost Data Sheets and contract inputs related to fire safety implementation.

• Develop procedures, strategies, and MOAs to mitigate fire risk during inactivation.

• Participate in technical and programmatic meetings to drive fire safety integration across the project lifecycle.

• Perform other duties as assigned by leadership to support Statement of Work requirements.

Required Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent

• 10+ years aircraft carrier maintenance, shipyard, or industrial safety experience

• Direct experience with NAVSEA 8010 or equivalent fire safety programs

Preferred Qualifications

• Prior DC / HT enlisted or DCA / CHENG officer experience

• Federal Fire or industrial fire response experience

• Former US Navy CPO, CWO, or LDO

• Project or Program Management experience

• Experience with SUPSHIP, NAVSEA, RMC, or TYCOM

Core Competencies

• Fire risk identification and mitigation

• Regulatory compliance enforcement (8010)

• Operational safety planning in industrial environments

• Cross-organizational coordination

Tools / Systems

• Microsoft Office Suite

• Safety compliance documentation systems

• Work Environment

• Onsite: SUPSHIP Newport News

• Shipyard / industrial environment with active inactivation operations

 Additional Requirements: Secret Clearance