Senior ILS/Configuration Analyst

Job Description

Job Description

Minimum Requirements

• 12 years of experience providing ship acquisition or fleet sustainment logistics support services to MSC, the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Coast Guard, or commercial ship operating companies, to include all of the following:

• Equipment provisioning and allowance modeling to support preventative (planned), corrective (unplanned), and alterative (e.g. TRANSALTs, MACHALTs, etc.) maintenance.

• Sourcing of material from commercial and federal sectors.

• Development and maintenance of ship configuration baselines and equipment/systems top-down breakdown/hierarchical relationships.

• Marine engineering system functionality, components, and associated Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) elements to support planned/unplanned maintenance.

• Ship repair planning and specification development processes

• Marine engineering system preventative and corrective maintenance

• 6 years’ experience executing ship acquisition and fleet sustainment support services utilizing any of the following systems: MSC/Navy/Coast Guard/Commercial databases/systems such as CLIP/CMLS, ShipCLIP, WinMASP, NTCSS, CDMD-OA, SCLSIS, MERLIN, Inter-Active Computer Aided Provisioning System (ICAPS) or IHS Haystack.

Education

• High School

• Graduate of military supply/logistics training courses desired

For fleet sustainment (fleet, ship class, or individual ship level), provides a full range of services to support:

1. Development, analysis, and management of system/equipment configuration baselines.

2. Identification, development, and analysis of associated ILS documentation.

3. Identification, development, and analysis of allowance documents and inventory levels/supply system posture to support planned/unplanned maintenance.

4. Identification, analysis, and resolution of equipment/part supportability issues.

5. Articulation of logistics contractual requirements and management/review of deliverables.

6. The assessment logistics support risks and corresponding mitigation strategies.

7. Improvements to processes, procedures, and/or ILS contractual requirements.