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SURFACE SHIP PRODUCTION MANAGER

United States Fleet Forces Command · Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia

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Role overview

United States Fleet Forces Command is hiring for the SURFACE SHIP PRODUCTION MANAGER role in Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia, Virginia, UN. It is a position, Mid-level level, in the Manufacturing sector. The stated pay for this position is 108,019 – 140,426 USD/year. It was posted today.

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Role
SURFACE SHIP PRODUCTION MANAGER
Company
United States Fleet Forces Command
Location
Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia, Virginia, UN
Work mode
On-site
Seniority
Mid-level
Sector
Manufacturing
Salary
108,019 – 140,426 USD/year
Posted
today

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