Station Coordinator

Job Title: Station Coordinator

Location: Houma, LA

Position Overview: The Station Coordinator is responsible for tracking progress on the station’s projects (i.e. budgeted man hours, labor), identifying potential project issues, coordinating project scope changes/contingency plans, and continually keeping all station and work center supervisors informed of project status.

Key Responsibilities:

• Proactively coordinates with work center supervisors and craft supervisors to changes in work scope, identify potential crises, and devises contingency plans.
• Develops and delivers progress reports and project milestones within station.
• Prepares production reports.
• Inputs physical progress.
• Provides manpower loading curves based on status of station project.
• Effectively communicates project expectations to station members.
• Where required, coordinates with work center supervisors for the acquisition of required personnel from other stations/work centers within the Company.
• Identifies and addresses issues and conflicts within station with work center supervisors and/or craft supervisors.
• Optimizes effort to produce a high-quality work product consistent with Company standards.
• Trains and motivates workforce to result in high levels of productivity.
• Reads and interprets construction drawings, specifications and other technical guidance documentation.
• Familiar with and enforces all Company policies, procedures, work practices and safety standards.
• Must be able to work in confined/enclosed spaces.
• Must be able to work/climb in elevations greater than 5’.
• Must be able to wear/work a respirator when applicable.

Qualifications:

• At least seven (7) years shipbuilding or five (5) years of continuous Company experience in a similar position preferred.

Skills and Abilities:

• Well-organized manager, with directly applicable experience in resource planning and scheduling.
• Works well with other craft managers.
• Exhibits high energy levels and maintains a good attitude.
• Able to perform labor estimates and develop associated manpower schedules.
• Familiar with standard marine practice and general specifications for construction/repair.
• Has good general knowledge of shipbuilding activities.
• Superior problem-solving ability to minimize cost and schedule delay.

Bollinger is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to providing employment opportunities to minorities, females, veterans, and disabled individuals, and without regard to sexual orientation and gender identity.