Facility Assessment Engineer

Areli•Fort Drum, NY

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Facility Assessment Engineer will provide full-time, onsite project support to Fort Drum Directorate of Public Works (DPW). The position will be responsible for coordinating, managing, and conducting field surveys for architectural dimensions, space utilization (Army category codes and using organizations), and manpower surveys for ePRISMS. The position will entail surveying exterior building corners, verifying as-built drawings for new and modified facilities, taking photographs, and validating usage and occupancy. The engineer will divide their time between outdoor/indoor inspections at Fort Drum and office-based analysis and reporting at the Fort Drum DPW. The position requires flexibility, travel across the installation, and the ability to work in New York’s climate.

Requirements

Four years’ experience conducting field surveys, obtaining physical building measurements (interior and exterior), and utilizing GPS equipment to obtain survey points.
Must possess a valid driver’s license.
Indicate on your resume/application if you have had a Common Access Card (CAC) within the past two years.
Per Government contracting requirements, the candidate must be able to clearly speak, read, and write in the English language, be a US citizen, and pass and maintain a National Agency Check Investigation.

Nice To Haves

Experience working on military installations and knowledge of Army facility operations is preferred.

Responsibilities

Conduct field surveys for architectural dimensioning, space utilization and manpower surveys for ePRISMS.
Utilize existing survey control network and monument data sheets to complete inspections.
Interpret construction plans, technical specifications, and historical facility data to inform assessment strategies and ensure completeness of building inventories.
Photograph and document facilities.
Ensure exterior building corner survey data includes measurement of horizontal and vertical coordinates to within required tolerances.
Conduct field surveys to verify as-built drawings for new, modified, and existing facilities.
Ensure all work follows Army, federal, state, and company safety and quality standards, including proper use of PPE and adherence to Fort Drum security protocols.
Participate in project meetings, and ongoing professional development to stay current with industry best practices and Army guidelines.