**Work Pack Writer**
- Develop work instructions in support of work packages for Australian Naval assets
- Join our team of maritime sustainment experts
- Located in Rockingham, WA
**About the role**
The Work Pack Writer has a key role in developing Work Instructions (WI) for planned maintenance, corrective maintenance, urgent defects and certified items for Naval assets. The Work Pack Writer ensures that all maintenance work instructions comply with the requirements of the Australian Naval Publication set 1400 series,
**Responsibilities include but are not limited to**:
- Create Work Instructions utilising AMPS and the ANZAC SPO Portal databases IAW approved Work Instruction (Technical Repair Specification - TRS) Development processes and policies.
- Identify key Scope steps from either a Standard Activity (SA), TM200, Condition Assessment Report's (CAR's) or Hull Survey Reports (HSR's) to construct a WI in accordance with the ANP as identified on the Main Work List (MWL).
- Identify relevant system drawings, manuals and associated documentation for inclusion into WI data packs and attachments.
- Identify job task material requirements to conduct planned and corrective maintenance for inclusion in the Task Material List (TML).
- Identify and report potential improvements to SA documents and WI process/procedures.
- Understand and adhere to the N4 library in accordance with ANP set 1400 series.
- Conduct tasking as lawfully directed by the Lead Technical Writer.
**About you**
- Minimum 2 years' experience in Technical Writing skills within Defence or similar industry
- AMPS level 35 or equivalent
- Diploma in Engineering or relevant Trade Certificate
- Naval Mechanical / Electrical engineering experience, preferred within the ANZAC class (Desirable)
- Systems Engineering & Configuration Management (Desirable)
- Must either hold, or be eligible to obtain an Australian Defence Security Clearance;
**What we offer you**
- Our work life integration policy brings together leave entitlements which include annual leave, wellbeing leave, paid parental leave, defence reservist leave plus more;
- We offer flexible working arrangements where possible to help employees find the right balance between work and home life;
- We will provide you with a supportive and engaging environment where you can grow your career, supported by our capability framework plus ongoing access to self-led learning modules through LinkedIn Learning and access to study leave;
- You'll have access to be Rewarded which will provide you with endless discounts across retail, health, entertainment, travel and much more, plus novated leasing options and corporate shares plan;
- Your wellbeing is supported through our online wellbeing program Munch, Mind, Move, Money, access to our employee assistance program plus you can access two days annually from your personal leave as wellbeing days;
- You'll be able to participate in our we Recognise program which is an opportunity to recognise the outstanding work our people do each and every day.
**Who we are**
Babcock International Group, the aerospace and defence company, has been trusted to deliver bespoke, highly skilled engineering services for over a century.
Across Australia and New Zealand, Babcock has grown to a team of over 1,600 talented people, and we are on a path of continued growth and expansion. We operate across sectors such as defence, commercial marine, aviation, airports, communications, emergency services and engineering consultancy.
Some of the programs our team across Australia and New Zealand are proud to be a part of involve:
- Providing emergency medical and search & rescue aviation services through our Aviation & Critical Services business;
- Designing and supporting key systems for submarines and surface ships through our Marine business;
- Providing fleet wide through life support and asset management services for Navy customers;
- Managing critical assets for a range of sectors through our Land Business.
This position will work within our subsidiary Naval Ship Management (NSM), which provides asset management solutions to the Australian maritime sector. Working closely with supply chain partners, NSM provides cost-effective and responsive solutions that optimise the availability, capability, and seaworthiness of critical maritime assets. NSM supports assets across the Royal Australian Navy's fleet - most notably the Anzac Class Frigates as a member of the Warship Asset Management Agreement (WAMA) and the Canberra Class Landing Helicopter Docks (LHD), LHD Landing Craft (LLC) and associated assets as the Asset Class Prime Contractor.
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