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Brief LCDR Christopher MacLean Engineering Duty OCM LCDR Merl Trimpe Engineering Duty RC OCM 15 Jun 2018 5 Jun 2018 1200 2 Purpose of Brief Information brief Provide Leadership with an Engineering Duty Community Overview and health update ID: 723043

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Slide1

Engineering Duty Officer (1440/1460) Community Brief

LCDR Christopher MacLeanEngineering Duty OCM LCDR Merl TrimpeEngineering Duty RC OCM15 Jun 2018

5 Jun 2018, 1200Slide2

2

Purpose of Brief

Information brief. Provide Leadership with an Engineering Duty Community Overview and health update

EDO

(

Desig

1440)EDO Community Sponsor – VADM Moore, Commander, NAVSEASenior EDO – VADM Johnson, Principal Military Deputy for ASN RD&A

BackgroundAccessionsNo direct EDO accessions (Options accessed in parent designator), 0 ENS and 7 LTJG OPAED Option is single largest accession source. Lat xfer and POCR supplement at a combined 50%Manning819 officers at present (CAPT – LTJG). FY18 OPA of 814Overall 100% manned

Concerns/IssuesOption program continuityMaintaining not less than 29 SWO ED Option quotas accessions annually

AssessmentED Community is healthy

OverviewSlide3

Engineering Duty Mission

Fleet Maintenance (~40%)Shipyards, Tenders & RMCsFleet & TYCOM StaffsAcquisition Program Management (~30%)PEOsNew Construction SUPSHIPsEngineering & Technology (~15%)Warfare CentersHQ DirectoratesNational Missions (~15%)

Diving & Salvage

Strategic Systems

Missile Defense

Naval Reactors

3Engineering Duty Officers build and maintain the Fleet

EDs provide Warfare-Qualified, Uniformed Leadership in primarily civilian fields (~800 officers lead workforce of > 73,000 government civilians and DoD contractors)Slide4

Engineering Duty Career Path

4

NPS

MIT

ED

Qual Tour

NSY, RMC,

SSC, NSWC,SUPSHIP

Post CMD or Flag

LCDR Experience Tours

NSY,

RMC, SOS,

FLT/TYCOM Staff,

HQ

ACQ

0 2 4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18 20 22 24 26 28

CDR Leadership Tours

SEA, NSY

,

RMC, SOS,

FLT/TYCOM Staff,

OPNAV, HQ

ACQ

Jr CAPT Tour

NSY/RMC DH

Staff, A/DPM,

OPNAV

CAPT CMD

NSY/RMC,

NSWC,

MPM, SOS

Engineering

focused

Master’s Program

Proj Off

Ship Supt

Field Activity

Production Off

Type Desk Off

APM, Sys Engineer

CHENG / CSO / RO / ARO / OIC / SUPSHIP PMR / PAPM / DPM

Rqmts/Action Off

NSY/RMC DH

Staff N43

EA / CoS

Tech Dir

CO

MPM

Staff N43

EA / CoS

Tech Dir

Typical Billets / Quals

Lateral Transfer Window

URL on-ramp at 4-12 YCS

Acquisition Corps Selection

EDQP

DAWIA Lvl III

Typical SUB ED Option

Typical SWO ED Option

Each individual’s ED career path is tailored based on past experience, accession timing, and education.

CDR CMD

SB

CAPT CMD,

MAJOR PROGRAM MANAGER

SBSlide5

Valued achievements prior to LIEUTENANT COMMANDER

Warfare qualificationProven performance at sea

1440 or 1460

Valued achievements prior to COMMANDER

1440 (technical Masters degree and ED qualification tour completed)

1460 with proven performance during ED qualification tour

Acquisition Corps member (ACQ FULL QUAL (APM) AQD)Valued achievements prior to CAPTAIN 1440 (technical Masters degree and ED qualification tour completed) Acquisition Corps member (APM AQD) Level III DAWIA certification in primary career field, w/conferred AQD (e.g, Program Management (AA3), Engineering (AS3), Production Quality Management (AG3))

5

Engineering Duty Community Values(SECNAV Approved Community Brief)Slide6

EDO Mentor Groups

IMGIndustrial Maintenance GroupRMCRegional Maintenance Centers

SB

Subba

Bubbas

SURFPAC

LCMGLife Cycle Maintenance GroupIWEInformation Warfare

CCCannon CockersSSPStrategic Systems ProgramsDivers& SalvageEDO(N)Nukes

Secondary Only

6Slide7

EDO FY18

AccessionsFY18 Active Duty Accession Plan

7

Need:

53

Accessions

Historical data shows execution rate of ~90% for SWO options and ~10% for SUB options

 

OPTIONS

(Future Gains)

OPTION

(In-year gains)

POCR

(In-year gains)

Lateral Transfer

(In-year Gains)

Total Accessions

SUB

SWO

PLAN

EXEC

PLAN

EXEC

PLAN

EXEC

PLAN

EXEC

FY18

20

29

27

14

2

1

24

18

53

33

FY17

20

28

32

31

2

2

24

19

58

52

FY16

20

21

31

26

2

4

24

23

57

53

FY15

18

27

30

25

2

1

40

24

72

50

FY14

18

28

30

26

2

2

40

37

72

65

FY13

14

31

25

34

2

2

33

33

60

69Slide8

EDO

Community Pyramid8

Grade

%

of DOPMA Community for “Healthy”

% of OPA Community for “Healthy”

% of

EDO inventory

(FY18)

CAPT

6%

(5%-7%) *

15%

13%

CDR

12%

(11%-18%) *

23%

24%

LCDR

22%

(19-26%) *

29%

30%

LT

36%

32%

32%

LTJG

12%

<1%

2%

ENS

12%

0%

0%

5

1

Community Management Business Practice for a “healthy” community pyramid is based on 10 USC Chap 32,

§

523

6%

Ideal OPA Distro per DOPMA

12

%

12%

12%

22%

36%

49

98

98

98

179

293

2

Actual FY18 OPA = 814

3

Projected FY23 OPA = 818

4

* Per

§

523, range of control grade officers for a total Navy size of 30,000 through total navy size of 90,000.

For current size of ~54,000, percent for “healthy” community: CAPT (5.7%), CDR (12.2%), LCDR (21.5%)

4

1

Ideal community breakdown, by rank, per 10 USC Chap 32, Section 523

2

Ideal

OPA Distribution Pyramid, for a community with 814 Authorizations

Actual

OPA

Distribution Pyramid, for

the EDO Community (

FY18

)

3

Projected

OPA

Distribution Pyramid, for the

EDO

Community

(

FY23

)

5

Percentage comparison between ideal and actual OPA Pyramid

2%, 15 of 7

LT

CDR

LCDR

15%

23%

29%

32%

13%, 108 of 119 authorized

24%, 192 of 190

30%, 247 of 236

32%, 257 of 262

CAPT

LTJG

<

1%

7

LT

CDR

LCDR

14%

23%

29

%

32%

116

191

241

263

LTJG

<

1%

CAPTSlide9

Graduate Education

Graduate Education leading to subspecialty code in approved curricula MANDATORY for all EDs9

601

Billets

SSP-Coded

Percentage

by RankSlide10

10

OPA vs. Inventory History

As of

30 Apr 2018

Current Inventory -

819

First Year of Option Accessions

OPA = Officer Programmed Authorizations (billets)

Options begin RedesignationSlide11

EDO

(1440/1460) LOS Chart30 April 2018 (NOPPS and OAIS data)

11Slide12

Promotion OPP and FLOW

12

PLACEHOLDERSlide13

13Slide14

Officer Demographics

Comparison

14

USN Data:

Officer (Active + Reserve) NMPBS

,

31MAR18

National Labor Force Data: Bureau of Labor Statistics,

Including Race/Ethnicity and Gender data

Compared to engr/analyst, prgrm

mgt

type workSlide15

SELRES EDO (1445/1465)

INV

vs.OPA

PAYGRADE LOS CHART (INV vs. OPA)

ACCESSIONS PROMOTIONS

SELRES

EDO

IS

A HEALTHY

COMMUNITY

Updated

20APR2018; Source

:

NSIPS/IMAPMIS

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16

The Engineering Duty

community is healthy, and has no immediate issues

Current Programs Support Community Health

ED Option Program

Maintaining not less than 50%

annual gains

from

ED Option program critical to continued stability and healthLateral Transfer Redesignations

Continues to provide access to quality candidates through very competitive board processPrimary means of right sizing annual gains when paired with Options POCR Redesignations

Very few candidates meet ED entry criteria

Minimal POCR quotas sufficient to meet community needs

TakeawaysSlide17

17

Questions?Slide18

18

NAVSEA Strategic Framework