The Facility Process Coordinator will be responsible for developing and documenting operational processes and controls for production, distribution and quality control. The Facility Process Coordinator will access the infrastructure, equipment, software, hardware and supporting services to document the process maps, procedures, instructions and forms that will achieve a structured continuous improvement mindset. Key Performance Indicators (KPI) that measure and evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of these processes in a dynamic cycle will allow the company to realize that activities are carried out as planned and expected. All aspects of safety, service and administration are carried out in professional manner ensuring that all company procedures and policies are strictly enforced.

Naval Electronic Sensor Operators operate the radar and radio detection devices, radar jamming systems and decoys, and gun/missile-firing equipment carried on major naval warships. As members of the ship’s Combat Team, they detect, locate and identify friendly and enemy submarines, ships and aircraft. They also support the defence of their ship from all threats. The primary responsibilities of the Naval Electronic Sensor Operator are to:• Locate and identify unknown radars• Listen to communications from other submarines, ships, aircraft and shore bases• Operate gun and missile-firing equipment used to defend the ship• Conduct intelligence and evidence gathering