Total 18,179 Others job vacancies in 6528 - New Albany - Market District

• Serves as specialist and consultant on the development of designs, specifications, and cost estimates for large and complicated electrical systems, resolving novel, technical state-of-the-art, and unusual electrical engineering matters.
• Provides specialized electrical engineering advice on complex electrical engineering design and construction matters, code compliance, and on policy and guidance materials.
• Provides significant and innovative recommendations for advancing electrical engineering methods to execute significant projects of the District's military and civil construction program.
• Reviews proposals prepared by contractors, architect/engineers and/or USACE personnel regarding modifications or changes, and substitutions of material, systems, or equipment.
• Conducts on-site inspections of the construction/installation electrical systems to identify problems and devise or initiate alternative courses of action.
• Maintains a senior designers' level of expertise in the governing electrical code, standards, engineering regulations, electrical Unified Facilities Codes, energy requirements for LEED, and capabilities for building commissioning support.

• Directly assists the commander/director in the management of all administrative support program functions.
• Serves as the resident subject matter expert for all mandated administrative support programs.
• Serves as a unit liaison to the military and civilian personnel offices.
• Performs other clerical and administrative work in support of the office/organization.

• Provides policy and procedural guidance for the Commander, Vice Commander, Director of Staff, and other applicable personnel concerning proper protocol requirements for visiting dignitaries, military ceremonies conferences, official meetings, briefings, social functions, and special projects.
• Serves as protocol advisor to the (insert organization) Commander, staff, and functional installation-level points of contact.
• Custodian for Official Representation Funds (ORF) and Special Morale and Welfare (SM&W) Funds for events/activities for host and associate AF units.
• Prepares and updates presentations, protocol briefings/reports, correspondence and performs special projects.

• Manage and monitor all aspects of complex Military Design and Construction programs.
• Analyze design and construction program data to make recommendations that may include significant changes in program direction.
• Resolve design and construction problems.
• Meet with officials and project stakeholders regarding the execution of design/construction programs.
• Provide authoritative interpretations of the organization's policy regarding cost and schedule control.

The following are the duties of this position at the GS-13. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position.

As a Program Analyst, you will:

• Represent the RA/DRA/FOD in communication and liaison activities with HUD clients, HUD program officials, local leaders, state legislators, representatives of industry, foundations, universities, public and private interest groups and the media.
• Lead and conduct projects and studies that require analysis and evaluation of programs effectiveness, including recommending methods of improvement.
• Research, analyze, evaluate, and report on system-generated data, narrative information, and statistical data, proposes solutions, and develops input for briefings, data-calls, meetings, community and demographic profiles, charts, and the like.
• Serve as the central point of contact for consumer and industry groups.
• Prepare and facilitate informational and technical assistance meetings on HUD programs for prospective customers including trade and professional groups, business and financial institutions and the public.

The following are the duties of this position at the GS-13. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position.

As a Program Analyst, you will:

• Represent the RA/DRA/FOD in communication and liaison activities with HUD clients, HUD program officials, local leaders, state legislators, representatives of industry, foundations, universities, public and private interest groups and the media.
• Lead and conduct projects and studies that require analysis and evaluation of programs effectiveness, including recommending methods of improvement.
• Research, analyze, evaluate, and report on system-generated data, narrative information, and statistical data, proposes solutions, and develops input for briefings, data-calls, meetings, community and demographic profiles, charts, and the like.
• Serve as the central point of contact for consumer and industry groups.
• Prepare and facilitate informational and technical assistance meetings on HUD programs for prospective customers including trade and professional groups, business and financial institutions and the public.

• Operate vehicles on and off public highways and paved roads.
• Operate a variety of diesel powered equipment.
• Operate various types of forklifts up to 50,000 pound capacity.
• Drive oversized engineer equipment which may be oversized or overweight.
• Perform operator maintenance on motorized vehicles.
• Service vehicle braking systems and lights.
• Take and prepare oil samples for the Army Oil Analysis Program.
• Recognize defective or malfunctioning parts of a motor vehicle.
• Ensure that load weights are secured and weights are properly distributed.
• Read and interpret regulations and technical publications.
• Review specifications of vehicles for load capacity.
• Receive incoming warehouse items and equipment.
• Check items for damage or serviceability.
• Prepare various documents and warehousing reports.
• Load and unload equipment on trucks for shipment.

The purpose of the position is to lead a variety of complex analytical assignments utilizing qualitative and quantitative analysis to review and evaluate administrative operations and management practices for the purpose of improving organization efficiency and effectiveness. Duties Include:

• Sets and communicates strategic plans, goals, objectives, assignments, and actionable events to the team.
• Monitors the status of work and identifies and resolves problems of both a technical and performance nature.
• Coaches the team in problem-solving methods, work methods, and in consensus-building activities.
• Makes recommendations for performance appraisal element and provides performance feedback to the supervisor for incorporation into the performance management plan and evaluation.
• Designs and conducts time sensitive analytical and evaluative projects and studies related to management improvement, productivity improvement, management controls, and long-range planning.
• Utilizes a high degree of qualitative and quantitative analytical skills in analyzing, evaluating, and improving the effectiveness of program operations.
• Develops policies, guidelines, instructions, and procedures for administrative and management requirements.
• Prepares a variety of comprehensive status reports, management summaries, and briefing papers which identify problems, assesses the overall condition of work completed or in progress and outlines issues and makes recommendations.

• You will assess risk for technical decisions for mechanical or electrical systems for COLUMBIA Class Ships.
• You will deliver detailed support/risk briefs to Ship Design Managers (SDMs) and Deputy Ship Design Managers.
• You will provide engineering assessment, research, and problem resolution for COLUMBIA class submarine systems.
• You will provide responses to requests for technical assistance or adjudication received via letter, Engineering Reports (ERs), Work Deferral Requests (WDRs), Departures from Specification (DFS), and Liaison Action Requests (LAR).
• You will support the COLUMBIA Class submarine Program Office Technical Division for the integration and execution of COLUMBIA concept and design changes.
• You will participate/ lead VTCs, working groups, and planning and technical meetings.
• You will assist with the development and implementation of programmatic documentation including ship and systems specifications, performance specifications, interface control documentation, and design decision documentation.

** This position is being advertised concurrently with Announcement Number ST-25-12605504-CCAR-JM which is open to status candidates and others eligibles and applies Merit Promotion procedures. Applicants who wish to be considered under both Merit Promotion and Competitive Examining procedures must apply directly to each announcement. **

Incumbent is responsible for the management and operation of a safety of dams program, an irrigation, range and agriculture program, the fact-based and technical aspects of assertion and defense of water rights through litigation and negotiation, and the protection of water supplies; Incumbent coordinates and performs case work involving annual inspection, emergency action plans, maintenance, and operation of 29 high hazard dams in the region.

Incumbent coordinates and performs case work involving operation and maintaining of irrigation projects that BIA owns and operates.

Incumbent performs program case work and assures that the program staff:

• Provides technical support to the agencies and tribes in the Region on range vegetation inventories, eradication of noxious weeds, soil surveys, grazing permits, stocking capacity and associated conservation or integrated resource management plans
• Develop the technical studies and completes adjudication and settlement of water rights cases, collection and analysis of data and preparation of research needed to participate in negotiations or litigations for Indian water rights accurately, timely, and in coordination with the Office of the Solicitor and the Department of Justice
• Review Indian and non-Indian irrigation, municipal, industrial, flood control, recreational, and other water related features and programs to ascertain that Indian water rights are protected.

** This position is being advertised concurrently with Announcement Number DE-25-12601823-CCAR-JM which is open to all U.S. Citizens and applies Competitive Examining procedures. Applicants who wish to be considered under both Merit Promotion and Competitive Examining procedures must apply directly to each announcement. **

Incumbent is responsible for the management and operation of a safety of dams program, an irrigation, range and agriculture program, the fact-based and technical aspects of assertion and defense of water rights through litigation and negotiation, and the protection of water supplies;

Incumbent coordinates and performs case work involving annual inspection, emergency action plans, maintenance, and operation of 29 high hazard dams in the region.

Incumbent coordinates and performs case work involving operation and maintaining of irrigation projects that BIA owns and operates.

Incumbent performs program case work and assures that the program staff:

• Provides technical support to the agencies and tribes in the Region on range vegetation inventories, eradication of noxious weeds, soil surveys, grazing permits, stocking capacity and associated conservation or integrated resource management plans
• Develop the technical studies and completes adjudication and settlement of water rights cases, collection and analysis of data and preparation of research needed to participate in negotiations or litigations for Indian water rights accurately, timely, and in coordination with the Office of the Solicitor and the Department of Justice
• Review Indian and non- Indian irrigation, municipal, industrial, flood control, recreational, and other water related features and programs to ascertain that Indian water rights are protected.

• Prepares the interior and exterior of vessel for using in accomplishing daily mission.
• Fixes minor repairs to vessel hull, deck, and machinery to maintain vessel in operating condition.
• Maintains splices and rope for rigging and roping of supplies.
• Dismantles and assemble equipment for proper functionality and daily use.
• Directs drift and debris into nets to maintain cleanliness of harbor.
• Fastens hawsers and mooring ropes to pier and other crafts.
• Observes safety procedures for crew and all passengers in accordance with safety and health regulations.
• Operates safely in hazardous situations and under dangerous conditions.
• Follows established operating practices and techniques to conduct waterway missions and floating plant maintenance.
• Understand specifications and procedures for attaching hooks, slings, rig and/or tie-lines to items such as wrecks, nets, pilings, buoys etc.
• Lifts and stacks drift debris onto barges to maintain cleanliness of harbor.
• Hoists boom gears and levers to load and unload supplies onto and off the ship.

This is an Excepted Service position. This appointment will not confer Competitive Service career-conditional or career tenure status. This means that if you are selected, you would have to compete with other applicants in open competition to meet requirements for another Federal position, unless you meet the requirements for reinstatement. Applicants who voluntarily convert from the competitive service, Senior Executive Service, or other pay systems to a non-time limited appointment under this excepted service authority are not afforded "fallback rights" to the pay system previously assigned prior to conversion.

As a full performance GS-14 Management and Program Analyst, you will:

• Develop resource guidance and perform continuous appraisal of the execution of counterintelligence resources in accomplishing program objectives and goals.
• Develop policy guidance for planning, reporting, and evaluating assigned programs and functions to include goal setting, tracking,
  and reporting requirements, and the evaluation and analysis of plans and reported data.
• Represent the Counterintelligence program on budget related matters in meetings with the DOE IN, DOE CFO Staff, ODNI and IC Staff, and OMB officials and provides authoritative advice, leadership on significant programming, budget policy, and procurement issues
• Manage the Office of Counterintelligence Budget Board and resource planning life cycle to ensure decisions are made transparently and logically.

• Serves as a key advisor responsible for staff transportation, traffic management, and systems operation programs for DLA Distribution
• Serves as a subject matter expert for all business processes governing the management of commercial and DoD cargo and freight transportation services, payment procedures, budget development, and execution oversight for funding requirements
• Acts as DLA Distribution’s compliance and inspections expert for all policies, procedures, best practices, and functions impacting transportation operations
• Develops transportation guidelines, business rules, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and job breakdown sheets (JBSs) impacting operations
• Serves as Contract Officer Representative (COR) providing technical oversight, surveillance, and administration of shipments under contract originating to and from distribution centers and satellite locations
• Identifies and defends funding to support the needs of transportation operations and equipment distribution requirements that impact transportation operations

• Responding to emergency medical assistance calls by ambulance, patrol vehicle, and / or on foot to emergency scenes while adhering to park standard operating procedures, governing traffic ordinances and laws pertaining to the operation of emergency and patrol vehicles.
• Independently conducts accurate and complete patient assessments in the field, ambulance and clinical setting. Uses advanced knowledge of topographic anatomy, knowledge of major body systems, knowledge of emergency medical techniques and procedures and knowledge relevant to understanding the legal considerations of emergency care.
• Perform initial triage of patient(s), following with additional patient assessment. Selects appropriate patient treatment protocol and/or modifies protocols independently from basic approaches, if necessary. Appropriately determines the nature, extent, and seriousness of the patient's condition. Identifies and treats trauma and medical emergencies using knowledge of emergency medical treatment techniques/procedures, topographic anatomy, and major body systems (e.g.; skeletal, muscular, nervous, etc.).
• Appropriately documents all assessment findings, treatments and procedures, patient demographics, insurance and billing information. Demonstrates literacy in computerized information systems.
• Recognizes the signs and symptoms of life-threatening and non-life-threatening trauma and medical emergencies. Provides appropriate basic treatment as outlined in governing protocol(s), in route, or until advanced or definitive care is provided. Conducts field treatment at scene, in route or until definitive care is provided. Assists with patient treatment in clinical setting under the supervision and direction of a higher level provider.
• Communicates clearly and professionally, both orally and in writing, with patients, medical staff and public safety personnel, exhibiting familiarity with medical terminology.
• Ensures excellent condition of all ambulance supplies, medication and equipment to include checking expiration dates, stock amounts, functionality, cleanliness and repair/replacement as needed.