Senior Chief Constructionman: civilian jobs and transferable skills
Navy CU Senior Chief Constructionman experience builds transferable skills in construction, supervision, team leadership, project management, quality control, training, and scheduling. CivLaunch currently matches 3 open civilian jobs to this rating, including Field Engineer at Ballard Marine Construction, Modification Supervisor at Empire Airlines, and Avionics Manager at Cutter Aviation.
About the CU rating
Senior chief rating for Seabee builders, engineering aides, and steelworkers, formed when those ratings reach E-8. Leads construction crews and projects covering building, surveying and engineering, and steel fabrication and erection, and manages planning, estimating, quality control, and crew training.
Ranked by how many of your skills each job uses. Strong matches share the most.
Field Engineer
Ballard Marine Construction · Seattle, WA
Good Match
$85,000–$120,000 a year
Technical Services
Entry level
Full-time field engineer with Ballard Marine Construction on a multi-year marine project out of Seattle. Supports planning, scheduling, procurement, document control, quality and cost tracking on temporary structures, concrete demolition and rebuild, rock anchoring, and mechanical and electrical installs. Needs a construction or civil engineering degree or equivalent experience, plus a year of heavy civil or marine field work.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to construction, project management, and quality control.
Modification supervisor at the Empire Airlines repair station in Hayden, Idaho. Runs the hangar lines doing structural and composite repairs and modifications, staffs and schedules technicians and leads, keeps projects on schedule and budget, coordinates parts and inspections, and updates customers. Needs an A&P with three years of experience and two years supervising; $32 to $47 an hour.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to project management, supervision, and team leadership.
Shares 4 of your 7 skills:
Project Management
Supervision
Team Leadership
Scheduling
FAA A&P certificate required
Requires: FAA certificate under FAR Part 65; valid driver license
Avionics manager at the Cutter Aviation Part 145 repair station in Phoenix, Arizona. Leads avionics technicians through troubleshooting, installations, upgrades, and return-to-service work, plans workloads and project timelines, keeps test equipment calibrated, orders parts, coordinates sign-offs with inspectors, and serves as technical contact for customers. Five years of avionics maintenance with lead experience; $90,000 to $130,000.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to project management, supervision, and team leadership.