The Mechanical Engineer performs design work, construction management, and operations and maintenance for real property facilities and utility systems. They are responsible for developing project plans, cost estimates, and technical specifications while coordinating with various engineering disciplines and government representatives.
The Liquid Fuels Mechanic performs routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on fuel systems at various U.S. military locations. They are responsible for ensuring compliance with safety standards, documenting activities in management systems, and coordinating with subcontractors.
The Safety Manager is responsible for developing and directing company-wide safety compliance programs, including training, incident investigation, and risk mitigation. They will monitor compliance with federal and USACE regulations while managing the Safety Management System for maintenance and repair projects.
The Site Manager will oversee fuel system maintenance operations for USACE task orders, ensuring compliance with safety, quality, and contractual requirements. Responsibilities include planning site activities, managing subcontractors, developing repair scopes of work, and supervising field personnel.
The Site Manager will oversee fuel system recurring maintenance and minor repair operations for USACE task orders across a prescribed geographic area. Responsibilities include planning site activities, managing subcontractors, ensuring safety and quality compliance, and developing technical scopes of work for facility repairs.
The Project Manager supports the Program Manager in planning and executing USACE task orders, ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget. Responsibilities include managing subcontractors, overseeing safety and quality compliance, and maintaining financial records for maintenance events.
The Quality Control Manager is responsible for developing and implementing comprehensive quality control plans for maintenance and repair projects at Department of Defense fueling facilities. They will lead project teams, conduct inspections, document non-conforming work, and ensure all activities comply with regulatory standards and project specifications.
The Operations Analyst acts as the primary point of contact for the JRO-CBRN and supports the Coast Guard's CWMD capabilities. Responsibilities include reviewing DOD strategy, supporting budget builds for radiation/nuclear detection, and monitoring operational performance.
