05 Sep
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Mission Technologies, a division of HII
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Canberra
05 Sep
Mission Technologies, a division of HII
Canberra
HII - Australia is seeking a Sustainment Systems & Planning Lead to join the team! This prospect will be based out of Canberra, Australia . This position will provide integrated planning and scheduling capability that aligns operational demand, engineering constraints, and sustainment delivery across the enterprise and partner organisations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and manage integrated master schedules (FCD, LOTE, fleet operations).
- Align maintenance planning with operational demand and engineering constraints.
- Integrate ILS frameworks and support systems across partners.
- Implement repeatable planning processes aligned to US/UK models.
- Enable data-driven decision-making and performance reporting.
What you need to have:
- 10 years relevant experience with Bachelors in related field; 8 years relevant experience with Masters in related field; or High School Diploma or equivalent and 14 years relevant experience.
- 8+ years in sustainment planning, scheduling, or ILS.
- Experience building and managing:
- Integrated Master Schedules (IMS).
- Working knowledge of US submarine sustainment processes, preferably SSN/VCS.
- Experience integrating:
- Strong analytical and data-driven decision support capability.
- Experience within NAVSEA planning systems or submarine program offices.
- Familiarity with ILS frameworks (LSA, provisioning, maintenance planning) in US DoD context.
- Prior work with CSS or TYCOM Maintenance organizations, shipyards, SUPSHIP, or intermediate maintenance activities.
- Prior Shipyard Engineer, Super-JO, Project Superintendent, STE, EDMC, or 3MC.
- Experience deploying repeatable planning models across organisations.
- Proficiency in advanced planning tools (e.g., Primavera, MS Project, or equivalent enterprise systems).
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