Launch Your Career as a Ship Progressman at Pearl Harbor

Are you looking for a career that combines technical precision with a profound sense of purpose? The Department of the Navy is currently hiring a Ship Progressman (General) at the historic Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility (IMF) in Oahu, Hawaii.

Job Responsibilities

As a Ship Progressman, you act as the logistical heart of production. Your core duties include:

Scheduling and Planning: Determining work assignments and managing timelines for ship repair.
Technical Oversight: Reviewing blueprints, job orders, and specifications to ensure accuracy.
Problem Solving: Addressing delays, coordinating the substitution of materials, and managing manpower.
Monitoring: Visiting job sites to verify work progress and ensuring compliance with safety and supervisor guidelines.

Requirements

This is a trade and labor position. While a specific number of years of experience is not strictly required, you must demonstrate a high quality of skill in:

Providing production support services.
Interpreting technical specifications and reading blueprints.
Understanding material requirements and equipment assembly.

Comparison Table: Qualifications vs. Responsibilities

Area	Requirement Focus	Primary Goal
Technical	Blueprint & Specs Literacy	Ensuring accuracy in repairs
Logistics	Resource Availability	Eliminating project delays
Communication	Directing Tradespeople	Maintaining project schedule

Salary and Benefits

This position offers an hourly wage between $49.49 and $57.72. Beyond the pay, you gain access to the federal civilian benefits package, which includes health insurance, retirement planning, and the potential for relocation incentives.

Application Tips

Use the Resume Builder: This ensures you don't miss fields like pay plan or series.
Be Specific: Since this is a screen-out position, explicitly detail how you have provided production support in previous roles.
Sanitize Sensitive Info: You may remove SSNs or dates of birth from your documents before uploading, but be prepared to provide full copies if selected.

If you have the technical expertise to keep a fleet moving and a desire to contribute to national security from the shores of Hawaii, apply today. Your expertise is the engine that drives our fleet forward.

Why This Ship Progressman (General) Job Matters

Launch your civilian career in paradise while supporting the world’s largest fleet command at the historic Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard.

Ship Progressman (General) Job Overview

The Department of the Navy is seeking a dedicated Ship Progressman (General) to join the Production Resources Department at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & IMF in Hawaii. This role is pivotal in ensuring that naval vessels remain combat-ready by managing production schedules, coordinating resources, and overseeing project timelines. You will play a vital part in the maintenance and operational success of one of the most significant maritime hubs in the Indo-Pacific region.

Requirements for Ship Progressman (General)

Ability to provide production support services (Screen-out element).
Proficiency in interpreting technical instructions, specifications, and blueprints.
Comprehensive knowledge of equipment assembly, installation, and repair.
Strong understanding of trade-related materials and technical practices.
Must be able to provide a complete resume (maximum 2 pages) outlining relevant experience and job duties.
Completion of the online assessment questionnaire.
Ability to provide supporting documentation for eligibility claims (e.g., SF-50, DD-214 for veterans, transcripts).

Preferred Qualifications for Ship Progressman (General)

Experience in large-scale production or industrial maintenance scheduling.
Proven track record of resolving complex technical or material-related delays in a high-pressure environment.
Strong communication skills for coordinating between supply departments, supervisors, and tradespeople.

Federal Benefits & Perks

✓Competitive federal salary and hourly wages.
✓Comprehensive federal benefits package.
✓Opportunities for professional development and specialized training.
✓Relocation incentives may be available for eligible selectees.
✓Access to diverse cultural and outdoor activities in Oahu.

💡 How to Apply Ship Progressman (General) Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Ship Progressman (General) Job

Log into or create your USAJOBS account.
Prepare a concise, 2-page resume highlighting your relevant technical experience.
Complete the mandatory assessment questionnaire linked within the job posting.
Upload all necessary supporting documentation, including eligibility proofs.
Review your application for accuracy and submit before the closing date.
Monitor your application status via your USAJOBS account.

💡 General Tips

Use the USAJOBS Resume Builder to ensure all required fields—like hours per week and pay plans—are captured accurately.
The screen-out element is critical; ensure your resume explicitly demonstrates your ability to provide production support services.
Do not send your resume via email; all submissions must be made through the official portal to be considered.
Double-check that all uploaded documents are legible and clear to avoid automatic disqualification.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary role of a Ship Progressman?

You will serve as a coordinator who plans, schedules, and monitors production work to ensure ships and submarines are maintained and repaired within established timelines.

Are relocation incentives available?

Yes, relocation incentives may be authorized for eligible selectees to assist with the move to Hawaii.

What happens if my application is missing documents?

Failure to submit a complete application package, including supporting documents for your qualifications, will result in an ineligible rating.

Is a security clearance required?

*A: Yes, this position requires a security clearance.

Can I apply if I am not a federal employee?

*A: Yes, the job is open to various hiring paths, including those with special authorities.

Job from Department Of The Navy - Agency Wide

The Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard is the largest industrial facility in the state of Hawaii and a vital component of the U.S. Pacific Fleet. As part of the Department of the Navy, employees here contribute to the readiness of 200 ships and submarines. Working in Hawaii offers more than just a job; it provides an opportunity to live in one of the world's most beautiful locations while safeguarding maritime interests.