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Project Manager 25-6613
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Army: O2:O3:O4
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Location: Long Beach, CA
Agency: Corps of Engineers
Activity: USACE - Los Angeles District (SPL)
Service: Army
Desired Grade: O2:O3:O4
Tour Description: 25-6613, Length 1 Year: Works under the very general direction of the Branch Chief, Mega Project Division.
Clears, through supervisor or Project Review Board, plans or decisions to take short-cuts or to make compromises considered risky or extreme within the context of standard guides, precedents and techniques.
Independently initiates project directives, reports, conferences, etc., and represents the organization in negotiations with the client, states, municipal authorities, interested parties, and local governments.
Provides expert project management for projects of high dollar value (over $400M in total cost), of national priority, of environmental sensitivity, of extraordinary urgency, or having similar requirements.
Assures the efficient, effective, and timely accomplishment and coordination of the planning, design and construction phases.
In addition, coordinates the preparation of the project budget; the preparation of various costs, milestones, and management reports; and the staffing of internal and external reviews.
Qualifications: 12A, PE (preferred), PMP (preferred)
To apply, contact: SFC Tabitha Ruckman - 317-435-2377
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Project Manager 25-6612
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Army: O2:O3:O4
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Location: San Diego, CA
Agency: Corps of Engineers
Activity: USACE - Los Angeles District (SPL)
Service: Army
Desired Grade: O2:O3:O4
Tour Description: 25-6612, Length 1 Year: Works under the very general direction of the Branch Chief, Mega Project Division.
Clears, through supervisor or Project Review Board, plans or decisions to take short-cuts or to make compromises considered risky or extreme within the context of standard guides, precedents and techniques.
Independently initiates project directives, reports, conferences, etc., and represents the organization in negotiations with the client, states, municipal authorities, interested parties, and local governments.
Provides expert project management for projects of high dollar value (over $400M in total cost), of national priority, of environmental sensitivity, of extraordinary urgency, or having similar requirements.
Assures the efficient, effective, and timely accomplishment and coordination of the planning, design and construction phases.
In addition, coordinates the preparation of the project budget; the preparation of various costs, milestones, and management reports; and the staffing of internal and external reviews.
Qualifications: 12A, PE (preferred), PMP (preferred)
To apply, contact: SFC Tabitha Ruckman - 317-435-2377
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Project Engineer 25-6611
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Army: E7:E8:O2:O3:O4:W1:W2
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Location: Los Angeles, CA
Agency: Corps of Engineers
Activity: USACE - Los Angeles District (SPL)
Service: Army
Desired Grade: E7:E8:O2:O3:O4:W1:W2
Tour Description: 25-6611, Length 1 Year: Previous experience as a lead project engineer on top of project manager experience.
Supervisory experience required.
Experience executing projects in excess of $50 million USD. USACE experience helpful but not required.
Resume and descriptions of previous projects that applicant has worked on and has been in charge of are required.
When applying, please upload your three most-recent NCOERS, your Soldier Talent Profile, a resume, and military bio.
Qualifications: Engineering degree.
Project Engineer degree helpful but not required."
To apply, contact: SFC Tabitha Ruckman - 317-435-2377
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Occupational Health Nurse 25-6513
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Army: O2:O3:O4
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Location: Sacramento, CA
Agency: Corps of Engineers
Activity: USACE - Sacramento District (SPK)
Service: Army
Desired Grade: O2:O3:O4
Tour Description: 25-6513, Length 1 Year: Serves as the Lead Occupational Health Nurse (OHN) for civilian and military personnel assigned to a District or Center.
This position provides oversight and implementation of a comprehensive Occupational Health Program which promotes the health, efficiency and well-being of civilian and military personnel assigned to the area of responsibility, and to any outside federal agencies served by the organization.
The role of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Occupational Health Nurse is accomplished through direct patient care services, medical surveillance, health and wellness education and promotion, medical screenings of civilian employees, medical record maintenance, and providing statistical data and support to the District Safety and Occupational Health (SOH).
Manager for the Command.
The Lead OHN oversees and coordinates the daily activities of nursing and administrative staff for the District/Center.
Serves as subject matter expert and consultant for occupational health related matters and provides updates for regulatory and policy changes.
Focuses on the promotion and re-establishment of health, the prevention of ailment and injury, protecting workers from occupational and environmental hazards.
Assists with patient care to include distribution of basic first aid supplies and over the counter medication.
Determines appropriate nursing interventions for identified issues.
Provides direct employee patient care performing portions of physical examinations, blood pressure, vision screening, audiometric testing, electrocardiograms, lab, etc.
Ensures evaluations are performed in accordance with medical protocols.
Administers immunizations, medications and treatments as authorized by a licensed physician.
Assists with administering patient care for occupational or non-occupational injuries or illnesses, coordinating follow up other healthcare providers as needed.
In emergency situations, stabilizes the patient and facilitates the arrangement of emergency transport when further evaluation and treatment is appropriate.
Counsels employees on various health subjects, including nutrition, care of minor injuries and illnesses, vector borne illnesses, family and health problems, home care for communicable diseases, infant and prenatal care, safety, and job-related hazards and makes referrals to other health care providers in accordance with written medical directives and established protocols.
Serves as liaison with the employee's healthcare.
Qualifications: A degree in Nursing with a focus in Occupational Health
To apply, contact: SFC Tabitha Ruckman - 317-435-2377
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Program Analyst 25-6474
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Army: E5:E6:E7:E8
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Location: San Francisco, CA
Agency: Corps of Engineers
Activity: USACE - San Francisco District (SPN)
Service: Army
Desired Grade: E5:E6:E7:E8
Tour Description: 25-6474, Length 1 Year: Serves as a Program Analyst supporting the Civil Works program, responsible for managing, analyzing, and coordinating all aspects of the budget and program execution process across multiple appropriations (Civil Works, Military, Revolving Fund). Acts as the technical and programmatic focal point for project schedules, resource planning, and funding execution. Utilizes automated program management systems to evaluate data, ensure alignment with strategic goals, recommend reprogramming actions, and maintain accurate financial records. Coordinates closely with project managers, technical divisions, and higher headquarters to support performance reporting and ensure effective execution of district objectives. Knowledge of budget formulation, presentation, and execution processes for multi-funded programs. Experience using automated financial and project management systems (e.g., CEFMS, P2).Ability to analyze complex programmatic data to advise on schedule and funding requirements. Familiarity with Civil Works project phases and interrelationships (e.g., study, design, construction, O&M). Qualifications: Strong analytical, problem-solving, and coordination skills. Proficiency in program scheduling, budget tracking, and reporting. Ability to interpret policy and regulatory guidance and apply to budget/program actions. Skilled in written and verbal communication, including preparation of detailed reports and briefings.
To apply, contact: MSgt Leanna Rudibaugh - 317-361-7738
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Project Scheduler 25-6473
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Army: E5:E6:E7:E8:O1:O2
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Location: San Francisco, CA
Agency: Corps of Engineers
Activity: USACE - San Francisco District (SPN)
Service: Army
Desired Grade: E5:E6:E7:E8:O1:O2
Tour Description: 25-6473, Length 1 Year: Serves as a Project Scheduler supporting Civil Works, Military, and Environmental projects through all phases from planning through construction completion. Works directly with Project Managers (PMs), technical disciplines, and stakeholders to ensure accurate and timely scheduling, tracking, and reporting of project milestones and financial progress. Develops, maintains, and updates project schedules using Primavera P6 and other automated systems. Builds Work Breakdown Structures (WBS), Critical Path Method (CPM) schedules, and resource-loaded plans aligned with project baselines and funding profiles. Supports development and execution of Project Management Plans (PMPs), integrating schedule, scope, and cost to meet delivery goals. Performs monthly schedule status updates, analyzes variances, and adjusts milestones in coordination with PMs and functional elements. Prepares and validates project reports for internal and external stakeholders including Project Review Board (PRB), Command Management Reviews (CMR), and higher headquarters. Conducts what-if analysis to assess impacts of delays or changes in scope/funding. Coordinates with the Project Delivery Team (PDT), and district divisions to ensure schedule data accuracy and to document decisions and action items from meetings. Captures and tracks action items in the project schedule and monitors resolution progress. Interfaces P6 data with related systems including CEFMS (financials), RMS (construction), and other reporting tools. Ensures data integrity and compliance with established quality standards via use of quality control checklists and periodic reviews. Provides analytical support for forecasting, performance tracking, and improving Project Management Business Processes (PMBP). Advises stakeholders on schedule trends, risks, and recommended mitigations. Qualifications: Expert knowledge of scheduling principles including CPM, resource leveling, and WBS development. Proficient in Primavera P6 for project planning and execution monitoring. Familiar with USACE project management systems (e.g., P2, PPDS, RMS, CEFMS) and their interdependencies (preferred). Ability to analyze data, produce high-level reports and briefings, and advise management on schedule-related decision
To apply, contact: MSgt Leanna Rudibaugh - 317-361-7738
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Supervisor Security Guard (Security Officer) 25-6137
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Army or Air Force: O3:O4
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Location: Concord, CA
Agency: US Transportation Command
Activity: USTRANSCOM-SDDC-596th BDE 834th BN
Service: Army or Air Force
Desired Grade: O3:O4
Tour Description: 25-6137, Length 1 year: Security Officer will Manage Security Programs, Physical, Industrial Security, Force Protection Programs, and Emergency Management for MOTCO. Serves as advisor to MOTCO on security and emergency management matters. Incumbent uses comprehensive knowledge in the formulation of policies, standards, procedures, and methods. Tasks are procedural, routine, and require assistance visits to activities at multiple sites. Plans and schedules security visits to support organizations and provides training to supported activities. Oversees the implementation of all security programs of MOTCO activities pertaining to the support of Military Ocean Terminal Concord. Develops and implements Anti terrorism, Physical Security, and Emergency Management Programs, to include oversight and compliance of all components with guidelines and procedures. Provides management of physical security reviews, antiterrorism vulnerability assessments of MOTCO activities, oversight of physical security/ site improvement projects, and coordination with appropriate Federal and DoD Agencies, and Military Services. Advises the MOTCO on issues relating to physical security, antiterrorism, and emergency management effects on Agency operations, new security technology designed to defeat criminals and terrorists, and identification and protection of critical assets. Prepares updates and briefings for senior-level executives regarding the MOTCO Security Program. Qualifications: SECRET level security clearance required; Advanced Anti-Terrorism Level II
To apply, contact: SMSgt Tania 'TC' Cousineau - 317-270-2066