Total 111 Maintenance / Repair job vacancies in Quantico, Virginia

DUTIES:

• Initiation of orders for pharmaceutical and supply items through the Prime Vendor or other mandatory sources; assuring adherence to federal purchase contracts and compliance with federal regulations regarding open market purchases, assuring inventory control through perpetual evaluation and analysis, funds control, receiving shipments of goods, assuring compliance with storage requirements for pharmaceutical items, and liaison with company representatives and managerial staff
• The incumbent will also review or prepare documents and reports regarding financial status, procurement issues, or inventory; verify or abstract information contained in various documents and reports; maintain various procurement files; and resolve discrepancies in shipments, payments, or other documentation
• The position requires the ability to function independently and requires exceptional skill in oral and written modes of communication.
• Has operational responsibility for ongoing inventories of drug products and pharmaceutical supplies and their procurement. Cost-effective turnover must be consistently identified and maintained. As a result, he/she must possess a thorough knowledge and understanding of procurement sources (i.e., prime vendor, open market, government excess, posted stock, and local), VA manual and associate circular procedures, and hospital procurement policies and procedures. Display a thorough understanding of policies, procedures, basic accounting and budgetary skills, the incumbent assures that pharmaceuticals and supplies are procured and maintained in the most cost- effective manner
• Works closely with appropriate staff (administrators, information technologists, supervisory, pharmacists, and other procurement technicians) to ensure seamless operation of the Drug Accountability Program. Resolves issues relating to drug accountability; identifies problems and corrects or elevates them to the appropriate level.
• Has knowledge of specifications and characteristics of a wide variety of prosthetic and supply items which Pharmacy supplies to outpatients. These include, but are not limited to colostomy, ileostomy, and urostomy bags (and associated products), irrigation sets and bags, IV solutions/bags, internal and external urinary catheters, syringes, needles, and bandages.
• Determines, establishes, and modifies, as necessary, appropriate ordering intervals, inventory levels, most efficient/effective ordering quantities, sources of supply, etc., based on current financial conditions in pharmacy, seasonal variations in drug usage, changing patterns of medical practice, delivery time requirements, urgency of medical need, alternative sources of availability, etc. Maintains contact with vendors to get status of orders and expedite delivery
• Takes a lead role ln preparation, performance, reporting and analysis of periodic inventories of pharmaceutical and supply items as instructed by management with intent to maintain inventory turn performance that meets or exceeds VISN and National goals and expectations
• Processes outdated, unusable, and excess inventory for return to respective manufacturers or contracted waste company. This is accomplished on a regular, scheduled, basis, may involve numerous different manufacturers, and requires follow-up review to assure receipt of merchandise, credits, etc
• Performs related duties such as rotating stock when new orders arrive to minimize waste due to expiration and assisting in maintaining the orderliness and cleanliness of the Pharmacy.

DUTIES:

• Initiation of orders for pharmaceutical and supply items through the Prime Vendor or other mandatory sources; assuring adherence to federal purchase contracts and compliance with federal regulations regarding open market purchases, assuring inventory control through perpetual evaluation and analysis, funds control, receiving shipments of goods, assuring compliance with storage requirements for pharmaceutical items, and liaison with company representatives and managerial staff
• The incumbent will also review or prepare documents and reports regarding financial status, procurement issues, or inventory; verify or abstract information contained in various documents and reports; maintain various procurement files; and resolve discrepancies in shipments, payments, or other documentation
• The position requires the ability to function independently and requires exceptional skill in oral and written modes of communication.
• Has operational responsibility for ongoing inventories of drug products and pharmaceutical supplies and their procurement. Cost-effective turnover must be consistently identified and maintained. As a result, he/she must possess a thorough knowledge and understanding of procurement sources (i.e., prime vendor, open market, government excess, posted stock, and local), VA manual and associate circular procedures, and hospital procurement policies and procedures. Display a thorough understanding of policies, procedures, basic accounting and budgetary skills, the incumbent assures that pharmaceuticals and supplies are procured and maintained in the most cost- effective manner
• Works closely with appropriate staff (administrators, information technologists, supervisory, pharmacists, and other procurement technicians) to ensure seamless operation of the Drug Accountability Program. Resolves issues relating to drug accountability; identifies problems and corrects or elevates them to the appropriate level.
• Has knowledge of specifications and characteristics of a wide variety of prosthetic and supply items which Pharmacy supplies to outpatients. These include, but are not limited to colostomy, ileostomy, and urostomy bags (and associated products), irrigation sets and bags, IV solutions/bags, internal and external urinary catheters, syringes, needles, and bandages.
• Determines, establishes, and modifies, as necessary, appropriate ordering intervals, inventory levels, most efficient/effective ordering quantities, sources of supply, etc., based on current financial conditions in pharmacy, seasonal variations in drug usage, changing patterns of medical practice, delivery time requirements, urgency of medical need, alternative sources of availability, etc. Maintains contact with vendors to get status of orders and expedite delivery
• Takes a lead role ln preparation, performance, reporting and analysis of periodic inventories of pharmaceutical and supply items as instructed by management with intent to maintain inventory turn performance that meets or exceeds VISN and National goals and expectations
• Processes outdated, unusable, and excess inventory for return to respective manufacturers or contracted waste company. This is accomplished on a regular, scheduled, basis, may involve numerous different manufacturers, and requires follow-up review to assure receipt of merchandise, credits, etc
• Performs related duties such as rotating stock when new orders arrive to minimize waste due to expiration and assisting in maintaining the orderliness and cleanliness of the Pharmacy.

• You will coordinate daily activities of facilities operations (e.g., planning, requirement development, acceptance, assignment, maintenance) to support mission requirements.
• You will review operations of an organization in terms of effectiveness, efficiency, and compliance with facility requirements to meet mission directives.
• You will assign tasks and priorities for employees to accomplish a facility department's business goals.
• You will coordinate with organization and public works business lines to develop facility maintenance planning and execution strategies.
• You will implement plans to resolve organizational differences involving facility procedures, priorities, space, and equipment requirements.
• You will project future facilities resource requirements based on expanding or changing requirements.

• Utilize spreadsheets and/or queries to support inventories and/or other requests.
• Maintains stock record account for ammunition supplies.
• Maintain requisitioning objectives to provide adequate stocks of ammunition based on forecasted requirements.
• Analyze the results of applying guidelines and/or recommends changes.
• Prepare documentation for the disposal of ammunition residue.

• Assists with the planning and performs maintenance in all Lodging facilities. Uses equipment such as Freon recovery units, manifold gauge sets, vacuum pumps, stationary power tools, table saws, drill presses, jointers, plumb lines, spirit level, marking gauges, framing squares, routers, as well as common hand and power tools.
• Installs and/or repairs air-conditioning units, thermostats, ice machines, window units, central air-conditioners, troubleshoots, evacuates systems, repairs leaks, charges systems, cleans coils, by the accepted methods and techniques of the trade while observing environmental protection agency rules. Repairs, trouble shoots, recovers Freon, evacuates, cleans and charges, air-condition units as needed. Performs preventative maintenance, plans and completes work from initial layout to final assembly by interpreting and applying specifications, blueprints, sketches, and other guides and codes. Ensures environmental protection agency rules are followed, determines the methods, techniques, materials, devices, and sequences best suited to do the work. Completes work by any of the accepted methods and techniques of the trade.
• Constructs, alters, repairs wooden and wood substitute items and structures such as framework, interior and exterior trim, staircases, and a variety of furniture. Installs and/or repairs various flooring materials to include carpeting, vinyl tile, sheet tile, ceramic and quarry tile. Installs and/or repairs windows, doors, hinges, locksets, panic hardware, door closers, suspended ceilings, and a variety of furniture. Installs and/or repairs various plumbing fixtures such as sinks, water faucets, toilets, urinals, and their control mechanisms such as flush valves, diaphragms, shut-off valves, shower controls1 replaces p-traps and garbage disposals. Installs and/or repairs various minor electrical components such as light fixtures, receptacles, switches, TV cable outlets, vacuums, and shampooing equipment. Applies paint using brush or roller, tapes and spackles dry wall, using pre-mix filler as required.
• Operates a variety of gasoline, diesel or electric powered-wheeled vehicles, such as platform trucks, van trucks, and stake trucks.
• Performs laborer duties when there are no maintenance or gardener duties to perform due to inclement weather, shortage or unavailability of supplies, etc., or as required assisting with other projects.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

As a General Services and Facilities Specialist your duties will include, but are not limited to, the following:

• As directed, coordinates with representatives of the General Services Administration (GSA) Public Building Service (PBS) property managers, lessor representatives, Service leadership, and occupants regarding routine building management issues, operations and maintenance of the Headquarters facility.
• Provides day-to-day oversight of the on-site storage for facility supplies, excess furniture and equipment, moving crates, and attic stock finishes.
• Assists with complaint investigation; disseminates information; and, prepares supporting documentation for annual and periodic reporting.
• the incumbent operates and performs the duties of the mail room, including: handles the incoming and outgoing mail, packages, and shipments; manages postage account, mail meters, and scales; receives, sorts, and distributes parcels; tracks packages using barcode technology; documents data for reporting, and serves customers.
• Advises customers of received deliveries, available mail and shipping services, researches packages, and provides solutions; and processes outgoing mail and checks for proper addressing, packaging, and marking (stamping) in accordance with postal and shipping guidance.

As a General Services and Facilities Specialist your duties will include but are not limited to the following:

• As directed, coordinates with representatives of the General Services Administration (GSA) Public Building Service (PBS) property managers, lessor representatives, Service leadership, and occupants regarding routine building management issues, operations and maintenance of the Headquarters facility.
• Provides day-to-day oversight of the on-site storage for facility supplies, excess furniture and equipment, moving crates, and attic stock finishes.
• Assists with complaint investigation; disseminates information; and, prepares supporting documentation for annual and periodic reporting.
• the incumbent operates and performs the duties of the mail room, including: handles the incoming and outgoing mail, packages, and shipments; manages postage account, mail meters, and scales; receives, sorts, and distributes parcels; tracks packages using barcode technology; documents data for reporting, and serves customers.
• Advises customers of received deliveries, available mail and shipping services, researches packages, and provides solutions; and processes outgoing mail and checks for proper addressing, packaging, and marking (stamping) in accordance with postal and shipping guidance.

• You will serves as an expert consultant and provide technical advice to field personnel such as NAVSEA, Naval Shipyards, other field activities and to Huntington Ingalls Incorporated (HIINC) design personnel.
• You will provide surveillance of Contractor design and production engineering products.
• You will conduct surveillance of Contractor engineering practices (including subcontractors) to the extent necessary to demonstrate that the Contractor is meeting contract and specification requirements.
• You will review and evaluate the Contractor’s “scoping” of engineering changes, when requested, to determine that the scope of the work envisioned by the Contractor meets the intent of the contract change.
• You will review and prepare proposed engineering contract changes to determine that the proposed change contains sufficient specifications to ensure clarity, correctness, adequacy, suitability and engineering feasibility.
• You will review engineering studies, design and technical aspects of proposals (including reasonableness of engineering equivalency, man-hours and scope of work involved when requested by the Contracting Officer).
• You will evaluate, monitor and report on Contractor engineering efforts in accordance with contract terms.
• You will review, on a continuing basis, the Contractor’s plans and directives for compliance with contract terms.
• You will evaluate new designs and systems and determine their acceptability and compliance with the intent of the specifications.
• You will confer with engineering personnel at equipment manufacturers, design agents, HIINC, naval shipyards and private shipyards to establish acceptable design and construction procedures.
• You will provide guidance and oversight to contractor personnel hired to supplement SUPSHIPNN engineering department reviews of HIINC work being submitted for review and approval.
• You will review test procedures for new material and devices in order to improve safety/cost/delivery.
• You will review scientific data and evidence presented by major companies (subcontractors) through prime contractors such as HIINC in order to establish suitability of materials/methods/design for Marine and Naval Combatant Ships.
• You will evaluate and perform surveillance of Contractor configuration management systems and procedures, including all requests for engineering changes, Departures from Specification, etc.
• You will develop contract Field Modification Requisitions (FMRs) with authority granted or as directed by higher authority or other applicable commands concerning engineering decisions reserved to those activities.
• You will evaluate the adequacy of the contractor’s engineering data control systems to provide assurance that it results in timely incorporation of data changes.

• You will operate a variety of wood working machines and tools such as routers, band and scroll saws, and drill presses.
• You will mill heavy lumber, cuts bevels, rabbets, chamfers, grooves, and compound miter joints.
• You will apply plastic laminates to wood and other surfaces, e.g., counter tops, desk tops, etc.
• You will install door and window sashes.
• You will interpret complex instructions, sketches, blueprints, and building codes.

• Serve as the Facilities Operations Specialist, reporting to Chief of Facility Operations, DoDEA HQ Facilities Division, and responsible for several global facility programs and initiatives.
• Support DoDEA leadership and regional offices in determining operating and maintenance requirements, accomplishing programs, and evaluating program effectiveness through inspections, budget controls, and management improvement studies.
• Support the DoDEA military construction (MILCON) program through advice and assistance on major system recapitalization requirements to support maintenance of facilities at an acceptable OSD condition rating.
• Develop annual funding targets for demand and preventive maintenance based on industry standards for maintenance and manufacturers' recommendations for property and equipment.
• Coordinate on work plans for facilities being revitalized through sustainment, restoration, and modernization (SRM) funding. Oversee and report progress in preventive maintenance and demand maintenance programs for all DoDEA facilities.
• Oversee management of the facilities database to ensure availability and accuracy of facilities data to include facilities condition ratings, floor plans, and facility usage.
• Direct and assist regional facilities offices in determining the most appropriate means of maintaining DoDEA facilities.

• Serve as the Facilities Operations Specialist, reporting to Chief of Facility Operations, DoDEA HQ Facilities Division, and responsible for several global facility programs and initiatives.
• Support DoDEA leadership and regional offices in determining operating and maintenance requirements, accomplishing programs, and evaluating program effectiveness through inspections, budget controls, and management improvement studies.
• Support the DoDEA military construction (MILCON) program through advice and assistance on major system recapitalization requirements to support maintenance of facilities at an acceptable OSD condition rating.
• Develop annual funding targets for demand and preventive maintenance based on industry standards for maintenance and manufacturers' recommendations for property and equipment.
• Coordinate on work plans for facilities being revitalized through sustainment, restoration, and modernization (SRM) funding. Oversee and report progress in preventive maintenance and demand maintenance programs for all DoDEA facilities.
• Oversee management of the facilities database to ensure availability and accuracy of facilities data to include facilities condition ratings, floor plans, and facility usage.
• Direct and assist regional facilities offices in determining the most appropriate means of maintaining DoDEA facilities.

• You will perform tasks associated with the Joint Safety and Environmental Professional Development Symposium.
• You will serve as NAVSAFENVTRACEN student control officer, administrative assistant and audio visual coordinator.
• You will develop course rosters for the NAVSAFENVTRACEN Training Departments.
• You will troubleshoot quota request problems and assist instructors in obtaining student rosters using the Enterprise Navy Training Reservation System.
• You will receive course convening data (drop/fail records, walk-ins and no-shows) from course mangers and add information to Chronological Training Schedule.
• You will release course schedules and quotas according to command policy.
• You will perform normal administrative tasks associated with this position, e.g. emails, filing, attending meetings and conferences.

• You will establish and direct the operation of the overall asbestos and insulation program.
• You will resolve work problems.
• You will inspect jobs in progress to make sure they comply with all pertinent safety and environmental regulations.
• You will supervise the removal of asbestos and re-insulation of equipment.
• You will select individual workers for tasks and assigns particular work to be performed.
• You will assure that material ordered by the work center is delivered to the proper location so as not to delay work.

• Maintains readiness of equipment.
• Determines channel depths for hydrographic survey.
• Operates survey systems to record depths.
• Enforces standard specifications for control monuments.
• Surveys disposal site for dredging.

• You will perform advance technical planning, preparation, and coordination and execution, through in-depth knowledge of testing and evaluation in engineering, for a comprehensive test program.
• You will manage and monitor program, including resolutions of major problems and anticipation beyond technical efforts to examine other issues, giving consideration to such matters as cost, user acceptance, and productive solutions.
• You will evaluate and respond to changes in schedules or provide rationale as to the validity of such changes.
• You will act as technical expert and authoritative source for major decisions regarding availability planning.
• You will provide direction and guidance with respect to ships conditions, ships Safety and plant conditions.
• You will provide overall direction of interfaces and maintains control of nuclear and Combat systems interface issues and requirements.
• You will develop unique system turnover procedures and assume responsibility for Systems under shipyard operational control.
• You will ensure safety in granting permission to perform work.
• You will plan the work to be accomplished by subordinates and establish priorities and timetables.
• You will direct program based on labor, resources and operational needs.