Jobs at The McHenry Management Group, Inc.

Supports Coast Guard IBCT equipment procurement, repair, overhaul, and maintenance. Develops acquisition and technical documents, researches vendors, pricing, lead times, specifications, and replacement parts, and reviews inspection and condition reports. Uses supply-support systems to maintain technical data, track discrepancy and deficiency reports, assist with procurement and cost analysis, and advise item managers and contracting personnel. Requires expertise in shipboard HM&E and electronics equipment, government acquisition processes, technical standards, and procurement documentation.

Develops, validates, revises, and quality-controls Maintenance Procedure Cards for Coast Guard ship dry-dock and dockside maintenance. Interprets engineering drawings and technical publications, supports physical MPC validation and ship checks, researches technical information, participates in meetings, and delivers documentation to the Contracting Officer’s Representative. The role requires technical experience with marine Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical or electronics equipment, strong writing skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, U.S. citizenship, a background check, and a CAC.

Develop and support Time Compliance Technical Orders, Field Changes, and Engineering Changes for Coast Guard surface forces. Process and track Engineering Change Requests and Proposals, maintain project case files, and perform logistics management activities. The role requires technical knowledge of marine equipment, CASREPs, integrated logistics support plans, Coast Guard supply procedures, and provisioning. Duties also include independent research, technical writing, and use of Coast Guard logistics and Microsoft Office systems.

Provides onsite shipyard production-readiness and engineering-change support across vessel construction and repair programs. Reviews drawings, work orders, materials, schedules, ECNs, and configuration records to identify constraints and coordinate corrective actions. Conducts shipboard inspections to validate actual conditions, engineering changes, and production completion. Maintains readiness trackers, dashboards, status reports, and milestone information while connecting Engineering, Manufacturing, Planning, Material, Scheduling, and Program Management. Requires extensive shipyard travel, vessel access, technical drawing interpretation, and at least five years of relevant maritime or industrial experience.

Lead development, governance, and maintenance of the program-level Integrated Master Schedule for ship construction. Coordinate across engineering, planning, supply chain, quality, and test to ensure schedule integrity, perform schedule analysis, track progress, mitigate risks, mentor teams, and provide authoritative schedule reporting and guidance on project management tools and methodologies.

Entry-level engineer supporting shipbuilding, repair, and waterfront projects. Conduct ship checks and onboard assessments, assist with technical documentation, repair specifications, cost estimates, and AutoCAD drawing updates. Support evaluations of electrical, structural, piping, and mechanical systems, participate in shipyard inspections, review CMMS records, coordinate with teams, and contribute to project planning under senior mentorship.

Lead hands-on integration and testing of shipboard electronics, communications, power distribution, mission networks, and control systems during construction, dock trials, and sea trials. Validate sensor-to-display data flow, alarms, failovers, power systems, AFE interfaces, and troubleshoot ship/GFE boundaries to ensure trial readiness and compliance with test events.

Produce standards-compliant 2D shipboard electrical power, control, and PLC schematics. Maintain drafting standards, update drawings from reviews and vendor data, support engineering and fabrication, and perform onboard field verification and redline walkdowns.

Embedded naval architect at FL shipyards supporting active vessel construction. Owns intact and damage stability analyses, leads inclining experiments, controls weight tracking, assesses production/design changes, resolves deckplate technical issues, reviews RFIs/NCRs and vendor deliverables, supports regulatory submittals (ABS, USCG, WSF), and readies vessels for trials. Requires on-site shipboard inspections and shipyard-facing communication.

Owns assigned ship compartments through construction to final closeout, coordinating trades and subcontractors, tracking progress against schedule, identifying risks and sequencing conflicts, ensuring milestone alignment, and driving production improvements to prevent rework and maintain vessel construction timelines.

Lead development of detailed vessel design and production packages for aluminum and steel ships, including 3D models, 2D production drawings, lofting outputs, nests, BOMs, and technical documentation. Support design-to-production handoff, resolve constructability issues, collaborate with production and engineering teams, perform basic engineering checks, maintain configuration-controlled records, and provide on-site construction support, trials, and documentation updates.