Life Cycle Management Specialist

The Department of National Defence (DND) requires a Life Cycle Management Specialist to manage and maintain freshwater systems on Canadian naval ships and submarines.

Initial duration of engagement: 36 months
Optional renewal periods: 2 x 1 year

Mandatory requirements

• must hold a valid Secret clearance

• 6+ years of experience in the area of the LCMM
• minimum of 6 months experience with implementing engineering changes
• minimum of 6 months experience providing support to Configuration Management processes
• 24+ months experience using an Enterprise Resources Management System (ERP) such as SAP or DRMIS (Defence Resource Management Information System).

General tasks

1. Conduct technical studies and analysis to provide realistic and feasible technical solutions to standard technical or logistic problems/operational requirements, including preparation of Engineering Change (EC) Proposals;
2. Prepare, modify or update specifications, drawings, technical instructions and orders;
3. Analyze maintenance and Repair and Overhaul (R & O) data;
4. Review and prepare technical procurement descriptions;
5. Respond to and interface with the Canadian Forces Supply System (CFSS);
6. Prepare data for initial provisioning and repair parts scaling;
7. Prepare maintenance schedules, repair cycles and technical data for the Canadian Forces (CF) and associated contractors concerning R & O programs;
8. Liaise with the TA or their representatives, coastal authorities, and industry, with regard to technical inquiries and research;
9. Conduct disposal activities for obsolete systems and equipment;
10. Investigate product baselines and Technical Data Package (TDP) elements for systems and equipment;
11. Work in and interface with SAP (Defence Resource Management Information System (DRMIS)) and OMEGA PS database files held by Director General Maritime Equipment Program Management (DGMEPM) divisional directorates;
12. Provide Equipment Registration Number (ERN) and equipment Support Lists (ESL) management and produce Monthly Progress Reports