Designated Fire Protection Engineer

Aldevra•Goose Creek, SC

3h•Onsite

About The Position

Aldevra is seeking a qualified Designated Fire Protection Engineer (DFPE) to support the Joint Base Charleston Naval Weapons Station in Goose Creek, South Carolina. This part-time, non-exempt position is contingent upon contract award and reports to the Operations Manager. The role calls for a positive attitude, attention to detail, clear communication, and a willingness to assist where needed, along with alignment with Aldevra’s SOAR values: Strong Integrity and Ethics, Outstanding Teamwork, Accountability-Driven, and Relentless Pursuit of Quality. The DFPE supports Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (SRM) programs through design reviews, design submittal reviews, coordination with authorities having jurisdiction, and engineering scoping and planning. The role may also involve life-safety and fire-protection work at existing facilities. The position is based in an office setting, with periodic visits to government facilities and project sites. Travel to NIWC locations across the continental United States may be required, potentially up to 25% of the time.

Requirements

Must be a registered Professional Engineer (PE) who has passed the NCEES written examination in fire protection engineering.
Must be a licensed Fire Protection Engineer.
Experience overseeing federal specialized projects.
Experience with federal design projects.
Ability to be on-site at various locations and travel within the continental United States.
Valid Real-ID state-issued driver's license.
Excellent verbal communication skills and telephone manner.
Excellent and accurate written communication.
Familiarity with Windows operating systems, online calendars, and cloud systems; intermediate to advanced Microsoft Office skills.
Excellent attention to detail and accurate data entry.
Customer-focused and team-oriented work ethic.
Ability to multitask efficiently and accurately while focusing on quality.
Must be able to obtain base access and pass an extensive background check.
Ability to review and interpret engineering drawings, design submittals, technical specifications, and applicable requirements for facility sustainment, restoration, and modernization projects.
Ability to evaluate technical information, identify potential design or facility concerns, and determine when issues require clarification or escalation, including life-safety and fire-protection matters.
Ability to organize multiple assignments, meet deadlines, and adjust to changing project priorities, travel schedules, and site conditions.
Ability to perform computer-based work and review drawings and documents for extended periods, with opportunities to change position.
Ability to move throughout facilities during site visits, including standing, walking, and navigating stairs or uneven surfaces where required.
Ability to transport and use routine work materials, such as a laptop and project documents, and any required personal protective equipment.
Ability to follow facility safety procedures and use required personal protective equipment during site visits.

Nice To Haves

Veterans and military spouses are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

Travel to NIWC locations, including locations in Florida, Connecticut, Louisiana, Georgia, and North Carolina, as well as other CONUS locations; travel may be up to 25% of the time.
Participate in design reviews and design submittal reviews.
Coordinate with authorities having jurisdiction.
Support engineering scoping and planning for Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (SRM) programs.
May participate in life-safety and fire-protection work at existing facilities.
Perform other duties as assigned.