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The successful candidate will be called to work predominantly at the LM Canada AOPS worksite at Irving Shipbuilding Industries (ISI) Ltd in Halifax once the necessary security clearances have been granted by the government of Canada and Visit Clearance Request approved by ISI. The candidate will perform as a member of the LMC Shipyard Connectorization Team and should be experienced in MOST of the following types of connectorization:
Single and Multimode splicing and Connectorization
Local Area Network (LAN) connections, including RJ45 & RJ11 connectors
Multi-pin Military specification connectors, using soldering and crimping techniques
Coax, Triax and Heliax connections
Installation of specialty connectors and conduit as per manufacturer’s instructions
This is for support at our Maritime Advanced Training and Test Site (MATTS), the Irving Halifax Shipyard and Canadian Navy Dockyard all of which are in the Halifax Regional Municipality
The Connectorization Team Member is responsible for performing the connectorization activity and ensuring that the connectorization processes pass required tests to ensure that cabling is properly installed to support Combat System light off and testing.
Employee Type
Full Time
Vacancy Type
Permanent
Business Environment
Lockheed Martin Canada is the Canadian-based arm of Lockheed Martin Corporation, a global security and aerospace company employing 110,000 people worldwide, including more than 1,000 Canadians. By applying innovative approaches of our highly skilled and experienced Canadian workforce, we have been Canada’s trusted defence and aerospace partner for over 80 years. We operate major facilities in Ottawa, Montreal, Halifax, Calgary and Victoria and work on a wide range of programs from advanced naval technology products and unmanned systems software to providing delivery and in-service support of the latest military aircraft to commercial engine repair and overhaul capabilities. This position is part of the Rotary and Mission Systems business area, where employees across Canada support engineering, systems integration, training, sustainment and in-service support programs for Canadian and international military customers across land, air and sea.
Clearance required for role
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Required skills, qualifications and experience
Terminate all required contacts into connectors as per written instructions and industry standards
Liaise with Connectorization Team Lead and Materials Control lead for management and cataloging of ship specific connectorization materials for initial and replacement issues
Identify and document all Cabling and Connectorization deficiencies to the Connectorization Team Lead
Identify and document lessons learned from previous installations of the same System Assembly
Review Interface Control Documents (ICDs) and Subcontract Data Requirements Lists (SDRLs)
Ensure proper identification of all Cable/Connector Quality Deficiency Reports (QDRs)
Support the Connectorization Team Lead in generating and maintaining Cable/Connector installation documentation as required to support the waterfront operation
Work to ensure cable/connector work impacting operation of equipment is complete to support Combat System light off.
3+ years of operational (shipboard) Combat/Marine Systems refit and/or maintenance experience and/or military/civilian technical training
Ability to understand and execute requirements defined in engineering specification packages
Must be a team player with excellent verbal skills with the ability to communicate effectively with technical and non-technical members of the engineering/management staff and personnel assigned to related work centers
Must be willing to support a 24 x 7 environment including overtime and shift work (including weekends) and support remote customer site installations
Candidate must be able to obtain a security clearance prior to working in shipyard or on board ship.
Desired skills, qualifications and experience
Familiar with troubleshooting/repair practices and principles coupled with documented experience using standard test equipment such as network analyzers, Multimeters, Oscilloscope, Time Domain Reflectometer and fiber optic) found in a large-scale systems operational/engineering environment.
Member should be trained in MOST of the following types of connectorization:
Single and Multimode splicing and Connectorization (certification required)
LAN connections, including RJ45 & RJ11 connectors
Multipin Military specification connectors, using soldering and crimping techniques
Coax, Triax and Heliax connections
Fibre (UNICAM Connectors
Installation of specialty connectors and conduit as per manufacturer’s instructions
Workplace Vaccination Policy
Lockheed Martin Canada is committed to lead and support efforts to ensure a safe and healthy work environment for our employees, partners and customers. Our Workplace Vaccination policy provides direction on our approach to managing COVID-19 and that policy will likely evolve as conditions and legal requirements change. At this time, all current and future employees of Lockheed Martin Canada who work on certain federal government sites must be fully vaccinated. We are also asking all employees to voluntarily submit their current vaccine status.
Equal Opportunity Statement
Lockheed Martin Canada is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity in the workplace. We are committed to excellence in serving all customers, including people with disabilities, and we encourage feedback on the provision of these services.
