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New Supervisors Propel Toward Success at NAVSEA Warfare Centers
August 1, 2018 — DAHLGREN, VA. – Every month, at Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Warfare Centers nationwide, newly promoted federal employees become first-time supervisors. Even when these promotions are anticipated or long awaited, a plethora of questions arise regarding the responsibilities and mechanics involved with leading teams of scientists, engineers,... MORE

IMAGE: DAHLGREN, Va. (June 21, 2018) - New first-line supervisors from divisions across the Naval Warfare Centers are pictured during their tour of the Human Performance Laboratory at Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD). They are in the midst of a five-day course called 'Propel' that provides an introductory level awareness of Warfare Center expectations for supervisors. The NSWCDD tour and briefings - focusing on the Electromagnetic Railgun Facility, the Potomac River Test Range, and the Human Performance Laboratory - gave the Propel students a deeper look into the work being done at Dahlgren. Meanwhile, they have been increasing their collaboration and understanding of operations throughout the Warfare Centers. (U.S. Navy photo/Released)

Waterfront Operations Takes “Critical Path”
March 9, 2018 — Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center (MARMC) Waterfront Operations (Code 300) began its second year of specialized training for project managers (PMs), assistant project managers (APMs) and shipbuilding specialists (SBSs) in January in an effort to improve efficient completion of availabilities and timely delivery of ships back to the fleet... MORE

SERMC Shop in the Spotlight: Diesel Shop
October 11, 2016 — The Navy has a long history of using Diesel Engines to power its ships. The first surface ship to use diesel power was USS Maumee (AO-2), commissioned in 1916. Supervising the installation of diesel engines onboard was none other than the Executive Officer/Chief Engineer LT Chester W. Nimitz... MORE

Petty Officer 1st Class Staci Allen explains how to remove an oil ring from the piston of a Cummins Diesel engine to Petty Officer 2nd Class Brian Sutton. Enginemen in the SERMC Diesel Shop service and repair diesel internal combustion engines and return them to the fleet.

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