Randstad Technical Talent Selection è la divisione di Randstad Italia specializzata nella Ricerca & Selezione di profili qualificati in ambito meccanico, metallurgico ed elettrotecnico.

Per prestigiosa azienda specializzata nel settore navale (progettazione e costruzione di imbarcazioni di lusso), siamo alla ricerca di un

PROGETTISTA NAVALE

Per la sede di Ovada.

Responsabilità

Il candidato, Ingegnere meccanico Navale, verrà inserito all’interno dell’Ufficio Tecnico, e si occuperà di progettazione di componenti in vetroresina, oltre che di realizzazione di stampe, stampati e allestimenti.

Si interfaccerà con le altre funzioni aziendali per la gestione e lo sviluppo delle commesse;

Potrà recarsi in cantiere per supervisionare lo svolgimento dei lavori.

Competenze

Si richiedono:

Laurea in Ingegneria Navale o Titolo affine;

Esperienza pregressa di almeno 3 anni nello svolgimento della mansione;

Utilizzo software: RHINO-Autocad-THINK3;

Ottima conoscenza lingua inglese parlata e scritta;

Esperienza nella gestione di personale;

Motivazione al ruolo.

Si offre un contratto di inserimento diretto a tempo indeterminato; retribuzione e inquadramento saranno commisurati all’esperienza pregressa e alle competenze tecniche.

Verranno valutati anche candidati residenti fuori zona  disponibili ad un trasferimento.

Quanta Tech, ricerca per azienda cliente metalmeccanica che opera nel settore navale, un Ingegnere junior/neolaureato.

PROFILO

Il candidato sarà affiancato da un Ingegnere Senior e seguirà l’attività all'interno di un cantiere navale.

Requisiti

• Laurea in ingegneria navale/meccanica/elettromeccanica
  
• Esperienza nel ruolo non necessaria
  
• Operatività  manualità
  
•  Predisposizione al lavoro in team
  
• Forte interesse per il settore navale
  

ALTRE INFORMAZIONI

SEDE DI LAVORO: Trieste/Monfalcone.

ORARIO DI LAVORO: Full time.

CONTRATTO: Apprendistato, con possibilità di crescita all'interno dell’azienda.

• Provide support and perform detailed engineering plan review, in compliance with applicable RINA rules, international conventions and contractual requirements
• Resolution of issues related to conflicting design requirements and material standards
• Assess structural problems for internal/external clients to determine solutions with minimal supervision
• Coordination of multi-disciplinary activities
• Provide direct or indirect support to engineers or engineering teams by gathering data, submitting documentation to officials and other day-to-day duties

• Bachelor Degree in Engineering, preferably in a Naval Engineering or related field (machinery subjects are highly desirable)
• Between 3 and 7 years’ experience in the marine sector (shipyard or subcontractors)
• Previous professional experience in Classification Societies would be a strong plus
• Team player, but also able to work independently and under pressure
• Problem solving and client-oriented attitude
• Availability to travel
• MS Office knowledge
• Good level of English and Italian, both spoken and written

• Extensive technical and practical knowledge and experience (at least 3 years) as a Planner or Engineer on Department of Navy or other Department of Defense Facility Planning Projects.
• Demonstrated working knowledge of the theories of planning and possess the ability to creatively apply their knowledge and specialize skills to unique requirements or obscure problems.
• Demonstrated analytic skills in analyzing planning, engineering, management, and a variety of other data to formulate appropriate alternatives and benefits/liabilities identification.
• Knowledge of office automation systems in order that several types of software such as Microsoft Office may be used for various office needs such as presentations, graphs, tables, charts, and other features or tools typically used in office environments.
• Knowledge of management and analysis techniques to identify, consider, and resolve issues or problems.
• Skill in briefing managers and in communicating tentative recommendations regarding efficiency in program operations.
• Understanding of fundamental planning and engineering concepts, terminology, units of measurement (both metric and US), and their inter-relationship common to all branches of planning, architecture, engineering, project management and financial management.
• Knowledge of professional engineering concepts, principles and practices applicable to the full range of multi-discipline (civil, mechanical, environmental) engineering duties concerned with construction, maintenance and repair of facilities in order to develop and establish standards and procedures to guide the various installations throughout the Region in accomplishing the facility program(s) mission/functions.
• Knowledge of the laws and regulations pertaining to community development, social needs and land requirements in order to make decisions and provide advice and assistance to activities throughout the Region.
• Knowledge of facility maintenance and repair concepts, principles, and practices applicable to the sustainment, restoration, modernization, construction and demolition of facilities. 
• Knowledge of Public Works Department organizations and the facilities programs functions performed therein, including the relationship with other departments that are involved in the various facility program(s) process.
• Knowledge and experience with the DOD’s Planning Programming Budgeting Execution System (PPBES), Military Construction, Navy Facility Assets Data Store (iNFADS), Single Platform Maximo (SPM) maintenance management, and NAVFAC Electronic Projects systems.
• Understanding of principles of data review and reporting; standard office procedures and practices related to record keeping; English grammar; computerized data management systems; research methods; effective telephone techniques.
• Demonstrated knowledge of AutoCAD and GIS.
• Demonstrated knowledge of SCIF facilities and requirements that can be incorporated into overall planning efforts to ensure proper space management utilization.

• Develop CNREURAFCENT’s MILCON projects portfolio covering a broad range of facilities planning and technical facility activities encompassing a variety of complex facilities to include piers, airfields, hangars, etc.
• Develop regional guidance and engineering standards for management of one or more facilities program(s).
• Recommend technical solutions during requirements generation and initial planning efforts for 1391 development pertaining to one or more facilities programs to installation Commanding Officers, Public Works Officers, operational units, Regional Program Directors and Regional Flag Officers as well as external supported commands including NAVEUR/NAVAF/6th Fleet and NAVCENT/5th Fleet.
• Conduct site visits and generates technical guidance to NAVFAC and Public Works personnel on capital investments for facilities including but not limited to piers, hangars, airfields, utility systems and bachelor housing.
• Prepare planning and technical reports, presentations and background papers as required on technical engineering aspects of one or more facilities program(s). 
• Represent Installation Major Claimants and/or CNREURAFCENT on various working groups, conferences, meetings, etc.
• Review, validate, recommend approval, present, manage and track execution of CNREURAFCENT assigned facilities program(s) projects costing over $750,000 as part of the Navy’s Special Projects Program or over $2M for the MILCON program. 
• Coordinate and support development of CNREURAFCENT annual Special Projects Program/MILCON/UMC/Demo Integrated Priority List (IPL) submissions, validating Regional priorities consistent with CNREURAFCENT, CNIC and Navy guidance.
• Work closely with outside engineering organizations including United States Army Corps of Engineers as well as engineering organizations from fellow NATO countries in the development and planning of projects throughout the AOR.
• Reviews, interprets and provides input on proposed emerging DOD, and CNIC facilities engineering support and facility program(s) policies.
• Ensures compliance with Congressional, DOD and Navy laws and directives that govern the various facility program(s), including evaluation of economic analyses and cost estimates of proposed work.
• Synchronize efforts with Environmental Planners specifically concerning National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents to ensure that community issues are adequately addressed to include traffic, economic impacts, socioeconomic impacts and other development concerns are adequately address and mitigated as appropriate.
• Work with NAVFAC and installation Public Works Staffs to ensure host nation permissions for capital investments are properly coordinated for timely submission and acceptance within established MILCON planning timelines.
• Develop regional policies and procedures, position papers, and instructions related to planning aspects of assigned facility program(s).
• Demonstrate knowledge of the Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution System (PPBES) process for major capital improvements.
• Utilize both primary and secondary economic analyses in support of major facility acquisitions. Serves as a consultant within CNREURAFCENT staff and NAVFAC Asset Management with regard to development of economic analyses. 
• Utilize the most current Economic Analysis software to support land and facilities alternative analyses.
• Participate in work on Regional Plans and EURAFCENT Site Feasibility Studies for Navy and DOD both in the region and, in some cases, outside the region.
• Support the ARE Investment Team Lead, performing integration tasks, coordinate with regional staff, and attending meetings to ensure requests for information and Regional and CNIC tasks are completed. Supports Special Projects and NATO Security Investment Program (NSIP) project management tasks during the absence of the respective Program Managers. Tasks include attending meetings, coordination, and report writing to maintain each programs Plan of Actions and Milestones (POAM).
• Participate in regular progress meetings with tenant commands, contractors, Base Command Staff, Public Works officials and other interested parties regarding work in progress, completed, project status, discuss problems and provide recommendations to resolve issues.
• Participate in all "Partnering" activities with tenant commands, contractors and Public Works (workshops, meetings, etc.) as requested.
• Complete all training the Government deems necessary. Training may be either for professional development that the Governments determines will enable the service provider to provide enhanced support, or may be on general topics such as, Equal Employment Opportunity, Sexual Harassment, Trafficking in Persons, etc.

• Any 4-year Bachelors Degree in Community Planning, Engineering, or Landscape Architecture. 
• American Institute of Certified Planners Certification as Community Planners -OR- any national Engineer and/or Architect registration.

• Extensive technical and practical knowledge and experience (at least 3 years) as a Planner or Engineer on Department of Navy or other Department of Defense Facility Planning Projects.
• Demonstrated working knowledge of the theories of planning and possess the ability to creatively apply their knowledge and specialize skills to unique requirements or obscure problems.
• Demonstrated analytic skills in analyzing planning, engineering, management, and a variety of other data to formulate appropriate alternatives and benefits/liabilities identification.
• Experience demonstrating a sound understanding of Navy organizations as well as NATO.
• Ability to read, write, and speak fluent English in order to provide reports and make presentations to Government personnel. Upon Government acceptance of contractor personnel, the Government has the right to include a probationary period to examine the contractor personnel's ability to accomplish this task.
• Knowledge of office automation systems in order that several types of software such as Microsoft Office may be used for various office needs such as presentations, graphs, tables, charts, and other features or tools typically used in office environments.
• Knowledge of management and analysis techniques to identify, consider, and resolve issues or problems.
• Skill in briefing managers and in communicating tentative recommendations regarding efficiency in program operations.
• Knowledge of fundamental planning and engineering concepts, terminology, units of measurement (both metric and US), and their inter-relationship common to all branches of planning, architecture, engineering, project management and financial management.
• Knowledge of professional engineering concepts, principles and practices applicable to the full range of multi-discipline (civil, mechanical, environmental) engineering duties concerned with construction, maintenance and repair of facilities in order to develop and establish standards and procedures to guide the various installations throughout the Region in accomplishing the facility program(s) mission/functions.
• Knowledge of the laws and regulations pertaining to community development, social needs and land requirements in order to make decisions and provide advice and assistance to activities throughout the Region.
• Professional expertise and a depth of knowledge and experience in planning program requirements, operations and function problems of DoD installations.
• Mastery of facility maintenance and repair concepts, principles, and practices applicable to the sustainment, restoration, modernization, construction and demolition of facilities. Broad knowledge of multiple facility support disciplines as they apply new developments in the solution of problems that are not resolvable by conventional methods.
• Knowledge of Public Works Department organizations and the facilities programs functions performed therein, including the relationship with other departments that are involved in the various facility program(s) process.
• Working knowledge and experience with the DOD’s Planning Programming Budgeting Execution System (PPBES), Military Construction, Navy Facility Assets Data Store (iNFADS), Single Platform Maximo (SPM) maintenance management, NAVFAC Electronic Projects systems is required.
• Principles of data review and reporting; standard office procedures and practices related to record keeping; English grammar; computerized data management systems; research methods; effective telephone techniques.
• Exceptional ability to communicate orally and in writing including the development of executive decision papers and computer generated visual aids. Knowledge of personal computers and related hardware and software.
• Skill in compiling, analyzing and presenting data.
• Knowledge of critical thinking skills, mathematics, and architectural engineering design.
• Demonstrated knowledge of AutoCAD and GIS. 
• Demonstrated knowledge of SCIF facilities and requirements that can be incorporated into overall planning efforts to ensure proper space management utilization.

• Coordinate on projects portfolio covering a broad range of facilities planning and technical facility activities encompassing a variety of complex facilities to include piers, airfields, hangars, etc.
• Develop regional guidance and engineering standards for management of one or more facilities program(s).
• Recommend technical solutions during requirements generation and initial planning efforts for 1391 development pertaining to one or more facilities programs to installation Commanding Officers, Public Works Officers, operational units, Regional Program Directors and Regional Flag Officers as well as external supported commands including NAVEUR/6th Fleet/NATO components.
• Conduct site visits and generates technical guidance to NAVFAC and Public Works personnel on capital investments for facilities including but not limited to piers, hangars, airfields, utility systems and bachelor housing as they relate to NATO.
• Prepare planning and technical reports, presentations and background papers as required on technical engineering aspects of one or more facilities program(s). 
• Represent Installation Major Claimants and/or CNREURAFCENT on various NATO and host nation working groups, conferences, meetings, etc.
• Coordinate and support development of CNREURAFCENT’s NATO requirements, validating Regional priorities consistent with CNREURAFCENT, CNIC and Navy guidance.
• Work closely with outside engineering organizations including United States Army Corps of Engineers as well as engineering organizations from fellow NATO countries in the development and planning of projects throughout the AOR.
• Review, interpret and provide input on proposed emerging DOD, and CNIC facilities engineering support and facility program(s) policies. 
• Ensure compliance with Congressional, DOD and Navy laws and directives that govern the various facility program(s), including evaluation of economic analyses and cost estimates of proposed work.
• Synchronize efforts with Environmental Planners specifically concerning National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents to ensure that community issues are adequately addressed to include traffic, economic impacts, socioeconomic impacts and other development concerns are adequately address and mitigated as appropriate.
• Work with NAVFAC and installation Public Works Staffs to ensure host nation permissions for capital investments are properly coordinated for timely submission and acceptance within established NATO and Host Nation planning timelines.
• Develop regional policies and procedures, position papers, and instructions related to planning aspects of assigned facility program(s).
• Knowledge of the Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution System (PPBES) process for major capital improvements as well as related NATO processes.
• Utilize both primary and secondary economic analyses in support of major facility acquisitions. 
• Serve as a consultant within CNREURAFCENT staff and NAVFAC Asset Management with regard to development of economic analyses for NATO and Host Nation programs.
• Utilize the most current Economic Analysis software to support land and facilities alternative analyses.
• Support the ARE Investment Team Lead, performing integration tasks, coordinate with regional staff, and attending meetings to ensure requests for information and Regional and CNIC tasks are completed. 
• Support NATO Security Investment Program (NSIP) project management tasks during the absence of the respective Program Managers. 
• Participate in regular progress meetings with tenant commands, contractors, Base Command Staff, Public Works officials and other interested parties regarding work in progress, completed, project status, discuss problems and provide recommendations to resolve issues.
• Participate in all "Partnering" activities with tenant commands, contractors and Public Works (workshops, meetings, etc.) as requested.