Department of the Navy Headquarters

COMBINED TRADES SUPERVISOR

Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, VirginiaDepartment of the Navy

$111K – $129Kposted range

Range as posted by the employer.

Posted 1 month ago · listed on USAJOBS

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About the role

Summary

You will serve as a COMBINED TRADES SUPERVISOR in the DEPARTMENT OF NAVY in the Code 900 Production Resources Department of DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY. Applicants will be considered for this position only from Org Codes 300 and 900.

Duties

You will direct multi-trade project execution to meet schedule timelines while maintaining total accountability for safety, cost, quality, and technical performance.
You will apply advanced industrial execution methodologies to regulate workflows, monitor capacity, and identify scheduling constraints, thereby eliminating deck plate bottlenecks and preventing trade overcrowding.
You will provide clear performance expectations, identifies long-term training needs, and actively mentor's subordinate supervisors to support succession planning and operational readiness across all shifts.

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