Supervisory Marine Accident Investigator

Summary

Supervisory Marine Accident InvestigatorAs a Supervisory Marine Accident Investigator, GS-1801-15, you will perform the following major duties:Serve as Branch Chief of Investigations Division by determining marine accident investigation assignments within the Division based on team schedule, nature of accidents, distribution of workload, and required skills and qualifications of the Investigator-In-Charge (IIC) and group chairpersons. Promote teamwork and counsel IIC's and group chairpersons on investigative operations.Receive updates from the investigation scene, track the progress of all open investigations, and provide updates to the Investigations Division Chief and Office of Marine Safety (OMS) management of upcoming milestones.Responsible for overall timeliness and quality of products, including technical accuracy and adequacy, investigative approach, issue identification based upon facts, thoroughness of analysis, and general presentation of work products.Set and adjust short-term priorities of subordinates, evaluate work performance and appraise staff performance. Identify developmental and training needs of staff, conduct and/or plan training courses to maintain and improve both technical and investigative employee skills.Develop and make speeches and/or formal presentations to national, international, and local groups related to marine safety topics. Direct investigators in the preparation of NTSB's public hearings and participate as a member of the technical panel.

Job Description

Supervisory Marine Accident InvestigatorAs a Supervisory Marine Accident Investigator, GS-1801-15, you will perform the following major duties:Serve as Branch Chief of Investigations Division by determining marine accident investigation assignments within the Division based on team schedule, nature of accidents, distribution of workload, and required skills and qualifications of the Investigator-In-Charge (IIC) and group chairpersons. Promote teamwork and counsel IIC's and group chairpersons on investigative operations.Receive updates from the investigation scene, track the progress of all open investigations, and provide updates to the Investigations Division Chief and Office of Marine Safety (OMS) management of upcoming milestones.Responsible for overall timeliness and quality of products, including technical accuracy and adequacy, investigative approach, issue identification based upon facts, thoroughness of analysis, and general presentation of work products.Set and adjust short-term priorities of subordinates, evaluate work performance and appraise staff performance. Identify developmental and training needs of staff, conduct and/or plan training courses to maintain and improve both technical and investigative employee skills.Develop and make speeches and/or formal presentations to national, international, and local groups related to marine safety topics. Direct investigators in the preparation of NTSB's public hearings and participate as a member of the technical panel.