Human Capital/Human Resources Consultant with Security Clearance Human Resources (HR) - Washington, DC at Geebo

Human Capital/Human Resources Consultant with Security Clearance

Description Human Capital/Human Resources Consultant Washington, DC This position supports the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Office of the Commander Staff including Chief of Staff, Strategic Planning, Command Administrative Services (SEA 00 Staff) and Corporate Operations & Total Force (SEA 10)NAVSEA is the Department of Navy's (DON's) central activity for designing, engineering, integrating, building, and procuring U.
SNaval ships, shipboard weapons, and combat systemsNAVSEA's responsibilities also include the maintenance, repair, modernization, and conversion of in-service ships and their weapons and combat systemsThe Command consists of a Headquarters (HQ) organization at the Washington Navy Yard and a variety of technical and industrial organizations Business Units located throughout the country and overseasThe major Business Units of the Command outside of HQ include the Naval Surface and Undersea Warfare Centers (10 divisions); four public Naval Shipyards; four Supervisors of Shipbuilding, Conversion and Repair (SUPSHIPs); and five Regional Maintenance CentersAltogether, NAVSEA employs more than 60,000 personnel, including both civilian and active duty NavyResponsibilities include:
Provide subject matter expert-level assistance in various HR functional areas to support the accomplishments of Command goals and priorities to include the following:
o Develop program management support for enterprise-wide HR/HC initiatives and special projects affecting large organization (>30,000 people) to include the following:
o Comprehensive project plans/POA&Ms and facilitate the completion of taskers.
o Development of requirements, fit/gap analysis, capability development, implementation, governance documents, stakeholder engagement activities and communications, marketing materials, training deployment plans, and help desk services, if needed.
o Assist in managing and reporting status and implementation to NAVSEA leadership.
o Maintain a knowledge management, best practices, and obstacles log to assist with information retention and tool updates.
o Develop sound methodologies to track and monitor the various NAVSEA HC Initiatives.
o Solicit, consolidate, organize, and store information related to initiatives or impacted HR programs.
o Work closely with the DCHR or designated SMEs to ensure planned approaches are in alignment with broader strategies and goals and to ensure that planned meetings, briefing material, information requests, and communications prepared for or sent on behalf of the DCHR accurately reflect DCHR direction, guidance, and positions.
o Provide administrative support for Human Capital initiativesRequired:
o Minimum of 4 years of professional Human Capital experience or is certified as a Human Capital Strategist by the Human Capital Institute (or equivalent).
o Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
o Bachelor's degree in a relevant fieldo US Citizen with Secret Security Clearance Desired:
o Has previous experience working on large (more than $1M/year) human capital or skills development projects with very large (10,000 person or more) federal organizations.
o Holds an advanced degree in related field ORBIS offers an excellent benefits package and competitive salary in a professional atmosphere.
Recommended Skills Human Resources Recruitment Management Training And Development Training Performance Management Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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