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Facilities and Asset Coordinator 26-6166

Army: O3:O4

  
Location: Detroit, MI
Agency: Corps of Engineers Activity: USACE - Detroit District (LRE)
Service: Army Desired Grade: O3:O4

Tour Description: 26-6166, Tour Length: 1 year Hiring 1 Candidate Facilities and Asset Coordinator Responsibilities:
1) Support District asset inventory (floating plants - tug/barge and 4 field project office facilities) and financial tracking for life cycle and end of service items.
Work with Resource Management and Real Estate offices to ensure proper record management.
2) Establish holistic view of the District's current and future floating plant actions and needs.
Provide proactive support in developing plant account rates, and work with the local financial groups to set up revolving fund accounts for facilities and vessels to allow for flexibility and efficiency in maintenance activities.
3) Support field project offices to develop service contracts to facilitate routine maintenance and floating plant actions, such as Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs).
Communicate and coordinate with field personnel to determine the best contracting mechanisms to provide efficiency.
4) Act as the secondary Facilities Equipment Maintenance - FEM (maintenance database and tracking system) person of contact for the District.
Work with lead FEM manager to ensure data quality in the FEM database and communicate with technicians and team members in the project offices.
5) Perform maintenance engineering and project management actions as needed to support the Section, to include Project Management Plan development/updates, and budget/schedule management, for a variety of funded facility maintenance projects.

Qualifications:
1) Communication: Experience in written documentation and oral briefings.
2) Problem Solving: Proactive in identifying problems; determine accuracy and relevance of information.
3) Facility management: Ability to provide guidance and coordination of asset maintenance requirements, including evaluation and implementation of appropriate contractual solutions.
4) Construction Knowledge: Experience with marine and/or facility construction/operations is beneficial but not required.
To apply for this position, please email your resume, military bio, three evaluations, and your soldier talent profile to SFC Tabitha Ruckman at tabitha.n.ruckman.mil@mail.mil



To apply, contact: SFC Tabitha Ruckman - 463-298-4378
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Construction Control Representative 26-6042

Army: E6:E7:E8

  
Location: Sault Sainte Marie, MI
Agency: Corps of Engineers Activity: USACE - Detroit District (LRE)
Service: Army Desired Grade: E6:E7:E8

Tour Description: 26-6042, Length 179 days: Will consider a 12W (Carpentry and Masonry), 12H (Construction Engineering Supervisor), 12R (Electrician), 12K (Plumber), 12N (Horizontal), 12T (Technical Engineer), 12X (General Engineering Supervisor), or Warrant Officer Construction Control Representative Responsibilities:
1) Observes and investigates all construction phases of highly complex projects to ensure compliance with contract schedules, specifications and shop drawings.
2) Confers with contractors concerning sufficiency and suitability of equipment being used, number of workers employed, etc., to assure completion of work on or ahead of schedule.
3) Review contractor's proposed working schedules for logic, adequacy and to determine whether construction schedules will be met.
Recommends revision to schedule as necessary.
4) Engage directly with the Contractor on assigned Definable Features of Work (DFOW) and discuss principal construction features and requirements, in terms of methods and equipment operations, related to plans and specs.
5) Prepare and review other reports such as results of tests, change orders or other deviations approved or submitted with recommendations, etc.
Review and comment on Submittals and Requests for Information (RFI).
6) Perform biddability, constructability, operability, environmental, sustainability (BCOES) reviews of plans and specifications to determine practicability from a construction viewpoint whether physical obstruction or other construction difficulties.
Review and comment on Statements of Work (SOW) for contract modifications.
Conditions Of Employment:
1) Appointment may be subject to a suitability or fitness determination, as determined by a completed background investigation.
2) Initial and annual physical exam is required.
3) Position requires employee to serve on rotating shifts, weekends and holidays.

Qualifications:
1) Problem Solving: Identifies problems; determines accuracy and relevance of information.
2) Communications: Communicate, written and oral.
3) Contract Management: Knowledge of various types of contracts, techniques for contracting or procurement, and contract negotiation and administration; oversight of contractor performance.
4) Quality Management: Knowledge and application of the principles, methods, and tools of QA/QC to ensure that project, system, or product fulfills requirements/standard To apply, please email SFC Ruckman at tabitha.n.ruckman.mil@mail.mil and include your resume, military biosketch, three evaluations (NCOER, OER, school evaluations), and your soldier Talent Profile.



To apply, contact: SFC Tabitha Ruckman - 463-298-4378
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Supervisory Engineer Officer 26-6041

Army: O3:O4

  
Location: Sault Sainte Marie, MI
Agency: Corps of Engineers Activity: USACE - Detroit District (LRE)
Service: Army Desired Grade: O3:O4

Tour Description: 26-6041, Length 2 Years: Will consider 12A Engineer Officer that is either a degreed engineer or a non-degreed engineer with major construction experience in the civilian sector.
Chief of the Contract Administration Section (CAS) at the IPO with Major Duties: This position requires a Degreed Engineer or Major Construction Experience as 90% of the work in this position will be to rely on engineering training, and/or significant Construction Experience on Commercial and Industrial projects with experience in reading and interpreting plans and specifications.
The remaining 10% will be spent as the Supervisor for a team of 4 Engineers and Civil Engineering Technicians (civilian) in the CAS Section.
Review Requests for Equitable Adjustments (REAs) for merit from the contractor by interpreting plans and specifications and making a recommendation of merit to the Resident Engineer, Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO), or Contracting Officer (KO).
Processing Modifications to the contract by drafting Statements of Work (SOW), developing cost estimates up to $250K in modification value, interpreting and reviewing Contractor proposals, establishing a government position in a Pre-Negotiation Objectives Memorandum (POM), negotiating with the contractor at the direction of the ACO or KO, documenting the results with a Post Negotiation Memorandum (PNM), drafting change documents, and recording all in the modification file, for all modifications on the contract, usually the most intense and complex, for modifications regardless of value.
Use and understanding of Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) is required.
If the applicant is not a degreed engineer, or does not qualify by having significant construction experience, or is not interested in performing intense engineering contract administration work, they will not be considered.
Previous experience doing this specific work is not required.
Work is on the $2.0 Billion New Lock at the Soo Mega-Project.
Project started in July 2022 and is estimated to be complete by July 2030.
Work is located in Northern Michigan at Sault Ste.
Marie, MI.
The Integrated Project Office (IPO) is an office of 36 people, with 1 AC CPT and 3 NCO's in the Quality Assurance Team, and an office of construction professionals dedicated to ensuring the project succeeds on time and within budget.
This is a great opportunity for an Reservist, Guard, IMA, IRR Engineer Officer to gain experience working with USACE on a Mega-Project.

Qualifications:
1) Problem Solving: Identifies problems; determines accuracy and relevance of information.
2) Communications: Communicate, written and oral.
3) Contract Management: Knowledge of various types of contracts, techniques for contracting or procurement, and contract negotiation and administration; oversight of contractor performance.
4) Quality Management: Knowledge and application of the principles, methods, and tools of QA/QC to ensure that project, system, or product fulfills requirements/standard To apply, please email SFC Ruckman at tabitha.n.ruckman.mil@mail.mil and include your resume, military biosketch, three evaluations (NCOER, OER, school evaluations), and your soldier Talent Profile.

Qualifications:
1) Problem Solving: Identifies problems; determines accuracy and relevance of information.
2) Communications: Communicate, written and oral.
3) Contract Management: Knowledge of various types of contracts, techniques for contracting or procurement, and contract negotiation and administration; oversight of contractor performance.
4) Quality Management: Knowledge and application of the principles, methods, and tools of QA/QC to ensure that project, system, or product fulfills requirements/standard



To apply, contact: SFC Tabitha Ruckman - 463-298-4378