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ATTACHMENT 10 N32205-18-R-1000
Personnel Minimum Qualifications
The following personnel labor categories and qualifications are anticipated to be evaluated for this procurement.
In addition to these qualifications, the Contractor shall be an ABS Recognized Condition Monitoring Company per Appendix 14 of Part 7 Rules for Survey after Construction. Also, the Contractor’s expertise in analysis and troubleshooting is required to include, but is not limited to, fluid and air systems analysis, main propulsion, auxiliary and deck machinery system analysis, power generating and control systems, structure, stability, cargo loading system analyses, and is required to be proficient in “Cause and Effect” types of Root Cause Analyses methodologies.
Minimum personnel qualifications are set forth below. The Contractor shall designate an individual as the Program Manager with complete authority to decide all technical matters connected with this contract. The Contractor shall designate at least one Assistant Program Manager as an alternate manager with the authority to act on behalf of the Program Manager in the event of the absence or incapacity of the designated Program Manager. The Contractor shall advise the Contracting Officer, in writing, of the names of the Program Manager and Assistant Program Manager(s) having the decision-making authority described herein.
The chart below sets forth for each labor category the desired and minimum qualifications. Note: * denotes key personnel.
Labor Category Minimum Qualifications
*Program Manager (Office Director)
· MS Degree
· BS Degree in engineering
· Ten years of engineering management exp.
· Twelve years related post-graduate marine, power, or manufacturing plant tech exp.
· Exp. in commercial ship operations and maintenance systems.
· Exp. in rules and regulations of ABS and
USCG.
· Prior exp. as a PM or APM for at least one contract of a similar nature and size.
· Ability to obtain and maintain confidential clearance.
*Asst. Program Manager (Program Manager)
• BS Degree Engineering
· Certified Project Management Professional or Exp. as Program Manager or Assistant Program Manager for at least on contract of a similar nature and size
· If no degree, the person must demonstrate all of the following knowledge, skills, and ability (years of experience can be concurrent):
· Twelve, years of equivalent technical experience in Naval Architecture, Marine or other Naval Engineering work
· Four years of commercial or Navy experience with maintenance concepts, programs and procedures or experience that demonstrates knowledge equivalent to the degree
• Eight years of engineering management exp.
| • | Exp. in commercial ship operations and maintenance systems. |
| • | Exp. in the rules and regulations of the |
American Bureau of Shipping and the USCG.
| *Engineer Level V | ||
| • | BS Degree in engineering or naval architecture program. | |
| • | Minimum of 12 years post-graduate marine, power, or manufacturing plant technical experience to include at least four years engineering management experience. | |
| • | Exp. in commercial ship operations with an emphasis on material readiness implementation of preventative maintenance strategies, and technical data review. |
· Four years of exp. in implementation of maintenance management using the rules and regulations of ABS and USCG.
· NAVSEA Level I and Level II Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Training or equivalent covering requirements of MIL-P-24534A or Certified as a Maintenance and Reliability Professional
· If no degree, the person must demonstrate all of the following knowledge, skills, and ability (years of experience can be concurrent):
· Twelve, years of equivalent technical experience in Naval Architecture, Marine or other Naval Engineering work
· Four years of engineering management experience
· Four years of commercial or Navy experience with maintenance concepts, programs and procedures
· Sixty percent (60%) of Level V Engineers must be degreed engineers.
· Twenty percent (20%) of all Engineers must have a USCG license
| Engineer Level IV | ||
| • | BS Degree in engineering or naval architecture program | |
| • | Eight years of post-graduate marine, power, or manufacturing plant technical exp. | |
| • | Exp. in commercial ship operations with an emphasis on material readiness, implementation of preventative maintenance strategies, and technical data review. |
· NAVSEA Level I and Level II Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Training or equivalent covering requirements of MIL-P-24534A or Certified as a Maintenance and Reliability Professional
· If no degree, the person must demonstrate all of the following knowledge, skills, and ability (years of experience can be concurrent):
· Twelve, years of equivalent technical experience in Naval Architecture, Marine or other Naval Engineering work
· Four years of commercial or Navy experience with maintenance concepts, programs and procedures
· Sixty percent (60%) of Level IV Engineers must be degreed engineers.
| Engineer Level III | ||
| • | BS Degree in engineering or naval architecture program | |
| • | Six years of post-graduate marine, power, or manufacturing plant technical exp. | |
| • | Familiar with commercial ship operations, maintenance concepts, programs and procedures |
· NAVSEA Level I Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Training or equivalent covering requirements of MIL-P-24534A or Certified as a Maintenance and Reliability Professional
· If no degree, the person must demonstrate all of the following knowledge, skills, and ability (years of experience can be concurrent):
· Ten years of equivalent technical experience in Naval Architecture, Marine or other Naval Engineering work
· Four years of commercial or Navy experience with maintenance concepts, programs and procedures
· Sixty percent (60%) of Level III Engineers must be degreed engineers.
| Engineer Level II | ||
| • | BS Degree in engineering or naval architecture program | |
| • | Four years of post-graduate marine, power, or manufacturing plant technical exp. | |
| • | Familiar with commercial ship operations, maintenance concepts, programs and procedures |
· NAVSEA Level I Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Training or equivalent covering requirements of MIL-P-24534A
· If no degree, the person must demonstrate the following knowledge, skills, and ability (years of experience can be concurrent):
· Eight years of equivalent technical experience in Naval Architecture, Marine or other Naval Engineering work
· Four years of commercial or Navy experience with maintenance concepts, programs and procedures
· Sixty percent (60%) of Level II must be degreed engineers.
| Engineer Level II with Technical Writing Experience | ||
| • | BS Degree in engineering or naval architecture program | |
| • | Four years of post-graduate marine, power, or manufacturing plant technical exp. | |
| • | Familiar with commercial ship operations, maintenance concepts, programs and procedures |
· NAVSEA Level I Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Training or equivalent covering requirements of MIL-P-24534A
· Proficient in ACAD or other equivalent software, MS Office Applications and Adobe Pro
· Prior experience updating technical manuals/drawings
· Demonstration of completion of Technical Writing related coursework
· If no degree, the person must demonstrate the following knowledge, skills, and ability (years of experience can be concurrent):
· Eight years of equivalent technical experience in Naval Architecture, Marine or other Naval Engineering work
· Four years of commercial or Navy experience with maintenance concepts, programs and procedures
· Sixty percent (60%) of Level II must be degreed engineers.
Ability to obtain and maintain confidential clearance.
| Engineer Level I | |
| • | BS Degree in engineering or naval architecture program |
· If no degree, the person must demonstrate the following knowledge, skills, and ability:
· Five years technical experience with commercial ship operations and maintenance with an emphasis on Preventative maintenance strategies and technical data review.
· NAVSEA Level I Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Training or equivalent covering requirements of MIL-P-24534A
· Sixty percent (60%) of level I Engineers must be degreed engineers.
| Engineer Level I with Technical Writing Experience |
| · BS Degree in engineering or naval architecture program |
· Proficient in ACAD or other equivalent software, MS Office Applications and Adobe Pro
· Prior experience updating technical manuals/drawings
· Demonstration of completion of Technical Writing related coursework
· If no degree, the person must demonstrate the following knowledge, skills, and ability:
· Five years technical experience with commercial ship operations and maintenance with an emphasis on Preventative maintenance strategies and technical data review.
· Sixty percent (60%) of level I Engineers must be degreed engineers.
*Senior Vibration Engineer
| • | BS Degree in mechanical/marine engineering or similar engineering program | |
| • | Eight years post-graduate technical exp. performing vibration analysis, test calibration, and use of state of the art vibration instrumentation | |
| • | Four years post graduate exp with commercial ship machinery, maintenance concepts, programs and procedures for vibration analysis | |
| • | Four years post-graduate exp. with automated data processing, software and hardware systems and training of personnel in vibration analysis techniques.. |
· If no degree, the person must demonstrate all of the following knowledge, skills, and ability (years of experience can be concurrent):
· Twelve years direct experience in the field of vibration analysis on rotating machinery
· Eight years of experience with commercial ship machinery, maintenance concepts, programs and procedures for vibration analysis
· Eight years of experience with automated data processing, software and hardware systems and training of personnel in vibration analysis techniques.
· Fifty percent (50%) of Senior Vibration Engineers must be degreed engineers.
Vibration Engineer
| • | BS Degree in mechanical/marine engineering or similar engineering program | |
| • | Four years post-graduate direct exp. in the field of vibration analysis on rotating machinery | |
| • | Three years vibration analysis and condition based and predictive maintenance diagnosis for marine machinery based on vibration analysis | |
| • | Two years exp. in design and operation of automated vibration analysis diagnostic systems and selection, maintenance and utilization of vibration instrumentation. |
· If no degree, the person must demonstrate all of the following knowledge, skills, and ability (years of experience can be concurrent):
· Eight years direct experience in the field of vibration analysis on rotating machinery
· Seven years of experience with commercial ship machinery, maintenance concepts, programs and procedures for vibration analysis
· Six years of experience with automated data processing, software and hardware systems and training of personnel in vibration analysis techniques.
· Fifty percent (50%) of Vibration Engineers must be degreed engineers.
| *Engineering Technician Level V |
| · High School Degree or Equivalent |
· 10 years of experience with maintenance management, ship operations, manufacturing plant operations, or power plant operations.
· NAVSEA Level I Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Training or equivalent covering requirements of MIL-P-24534A
| Engineering Technician Level IV |
| · High School Degree or Equivalent |
· 8 years of experience with maintenance management, ship operations, manufacturing plant operations, or power plant operations.
| Engineering Technician Level III | |
| • | High School Degree or Equivalent |
· 6 years of experience with maintenance management, ship operations, manufacturing plant operations, or power plant operations.
| Engineering Technician Level II |
| • High School Degree or Equivalent |
· 4years of experience with maintenance management, ship operations, manufacturing plant operations, or power plant operations.
| Engineering Technician Level I | |
| • | High School Degree or Equivalent |
· 2 years of experience with maintenance management, ship operations, manufacturing plant operations, or power plant operations.
| Engineering Technician Level V with drafting experience |
| · High School Degree or Equivalent |
· 10 years of experience with maintenance management, ship operations, manufacturing plant operations, or power plant operations.
· 10 years of experience a designer in a shipyard and/or ship design environment OR a minimum of five (5) years of experience as a shipyard journeyman in addition to five (5) years as a designer.
· 8 years of experience using AUTOCAD and/or other equivalent drafting software.
· Design experience in all disciplines (structural, arrangements, mechanical, and electrical)
· Knowledge of ABS Drawing Requirements.
· This individual must demonstrate the ability to train new Engineering technicians on MSC Drawing Standards.
| Engineering Technician Level IV with drafting experience |
| · High School Degree or Equivalent |
· 8 years of experience with maintenance management, ship operations, manufacturing plant operations, or power plant operations.
· 8 years of experience a designer in a shipyard and/or ship design environment OR a minimum of four (4) years of experience as a shipyard journeyman in addition to four (4) years as a designer
· 8 years of experience using AutoCAD or other drafting software.
· Design experience in all disciplines (structural, arrangements, mechanical, and electrical)
Vibration Technician
| • | High School diploma or equivalent | |
| • | Four years exp. in operation and calibration of vibration data acquisition and processing instrumentation and field exp. in recording vibration spectra, including exp. in at least three of the following skills; in-place balancing of rotating machinery, fault diagnosis from vibration spectra; preparation of VTAG information, operation of CAD systems, service and repair of vibration recording and analysis instruments, training of personnel in vibration analysis techniques. | |
| • | As defined in the Service Contract Act Directory of Occupations, Vibration Technician is defined as an Engineering Technician III (GS7 Step 10). |
| *Applications System Analyst V | ||
| • | Training and demonstrated experience in Engineering, Computer Science, or Information System technology related field | |
| • | Eight years of data processing exp. and two years of complex ADP systems development and implementation exp. |
· Five years of systems analysis, requirements definition and design experience
· Security + Certification
| Applications System Analyst IV | ||
| • | Training and demonstrated experience in Engineering, Computer Science, or Information System technology related field or equivalent service | |
| • | Four years of data processing exp. including two years of programming exp. with responsibility for significant software development projects |
· Four years of systems analysis, requirements definition and design experience
· Security + Certification
| Applications System Analyst III |
| · Training and demonstrated experience in Engineering, Computer Science, or Information System technology related field or equivalent service |
· Two years of systems analysis, requirements definition and design experience
• Three years of data processing exp. including two years of programming exp. with responsibility for significant software development projects.
| Applications System Analyst II |
| · Training and demonstrated experience in Engineering, Computer Science, or Information System technology related field or equivalent service |
· One year of systems analysis, requirements definition and design experience
• One years of programming exp. with responsibility for significant software development projects.
| Applications System Analyst I | |
| · Training and demonstrated experience in Engineering, Computer Science, or Information System technology related field or equivalent service | |
| • | One year of programming exp. |
| Clerical III |
| · As defined in the Service Contract Act Directory of Occupations, General Clerk III |
· Working knowledge of MS Word and Excel and Adobe Pro
| Clerical II |
| · As defined in the Service Contract Act Directory of Occupations, General Clerk II |
| Clerical I |
| · As defined in the Service Contract Act Directory of Occupations, General Clerk I |
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