Engineering Specialist (Flex Staff)
$76,440.00
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$76,440.00
About the role
- Serve as the technical liaison between federal government client design branch, construction branch, and contractors.
- Review design submittals, shop drawings, specifications, RFIs, and technical reports for compliance with Federal and client specific standards.
- Apply engineering principles and relevant codes across planning, investigation, design review, construction administration,, and assessment of engineering procedures, structures, systems, and tools
- Monitors progress and prepares technical reports and/or project status reports.
- Provide engineering judgment for field modifications, non-conformance issues, value engineering proposals, and constructability reviews.
- Complies with guidelines and regulations including permitting, safety protocols, environmental requirements, etc. and delivers technical files and other technical documentation as required.
- Assist in the development of cost estimates and supporting analysis in coordination with government cost estimators and contracting officers.
- Participate in pre-construction meetings, progress reviews, and project closeout/punchlist activities.
- Conduct or assists in quality assurance reviews to ensure compliance with contract requirements.
- Develops, trains, mentors junior engineering staff while guiding technical direction and best practices.
- Develop and maintain client relationships through responsive communication and strong technical support. Serves as a liaison with clients.
- Performs other duties as required.#LI-LP2QualificationsBachelor's degree in Engineering.
- At least 5 years of relevant experience.
- Domestic travel is required. Overseas travel is also possible.Driving RequirementsAn appropriate and valid driver's license is required.Preferred QualificationsPE (Professional Engineer) License or RA (Registered Architect) is highly preferred.
- Construction Quality Management (CQM) for Contractors certificate.
- OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety.
- Federal or DoD project experience (NAVFAC, USACE, or Air Force CE) is highly desirable.
- Experience across vertical construction (buildings/facilities) and horizontal work (utilities, waterfronts, transportation, or airfields)
- Proficiency in interpreting design documents, specifications, and Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS).Skilled in project scheduling tools and coordination (Microsoft Project, Primavera P6)
- Strong knowledge of federal contracting standards (FAR/DFARS) and Federal government design & construction processes across different divisions.Skills & AbilitiesMust be a U.S. citizen.
- Able to pass a federal background check.
- Knowledge of design review, construction administration, cost estimating, scheduling, and contract management.
- Demonstrates technical proficiency and design application knowledge.
- Strong organizational skills to balance and prioritize work.
- Excellent attention to detail and commitment to quality assurance.
- Familiar and comfortable working on computers/tablets/phones and digital platofrms, mobile technology, and inspection/reporting software.
- Strong writing and oral communication skills to work with military clients, contractors, and government teams.
- Ability to work with multiple stakeholders and problem-solving skills for handling design discrepancies or construction conflicts in the field..Good interpersonal skills to cultivate relationships with colleagues, customers, and partners.
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