Supervisory General Engineer (Interdisciplinary) - FT– 6918

Coast Guard Exchange•Chesapeake, VA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The incumbent serves as the Supervisory Interdisciplinary General Engineer and Facilities Manager for the U.S. Coast Guard Community Services Command (CSC). The position functions as the command’s principal engineering authority and senior facilities engineering advisor responsible for supervising engineering and facilities planning personnel and directing engineering, construction, renovation, repair, infrastructure modernization, safety oversight, and facilities management activities supporting approximately 65 geographically dispersed facilities located throughout the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. The incumbent provides authoritative technical recommendations and engineering guidance to senior leadership, including the Commanding Officer, Executive Officer, Directors, and Contracting personnel regarding facilities engineering, construction management, infrastructure modernization, operational risk, safety compliance, and facilities management matters.

Requirements

Degree in Professional Engineering with a curriculum accredited by ABET, or a combination of education and experience that demonstrates a thorough knowledge of physical and mathematical sciences underlying professional engineering and a good understanding of engineering sciences and techniques.
Professional Engineering Experience: Applicants must possess progressively responsible professional engineering experience that demonstrates the ability to plan, design, manage, and oversee engineering, construction, renovation, facilities infrastructure, or capital improvement projects.
Prepare, review, and interpret engineering plans, specifications, technical analyses, cost estimates, and construction documents.
Apply professional engineering principles and sound engineering judgment to resolve complex technical problems and provide recommendations to leadership.
Demonstrate experience supporting facilities engineering operations within the U.S. Coast Guard or Department of Defense environment.
Possess or obtain and maintain a Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) Level I certification.
Leadership/Supervisory Experience: Experience supervising or leading professional, technical, or multidisciplinary personnel, including assigning work, establishing priorities, mentoring employees, evaluating performance, and resolving work-related issues.
Experience managing multiple engineering projects simultaneously while advising leadership on engineering matters affecting organizational operations.

Nice To Haves

Experience managing geographically dispersed facilities operations.
Construction management experience involving capital improvement or infrastructure modernization projects.
Safety program management or construction safety oversight experience.
Experience supervising interdisciplinary engineering or technical teams.

Responsibilities

Supervising engineering and facilities planning personnel.
Directing engineering, construction, renovation, repair, infrastructure modernization, safety oversight, and facilities management activities supporting approximately 65 geographically dispersed facilities.
Providing authoritative technical recommendations and engineering guidance to senior leadership regarding facilities engineering, construction management, infrastructure modernization, operational risk, safety compliance, and facilities management matters.
Plan, design, manage, and oversee engineering, construction, renovation, facilities infrastructure, or capital improvement projects.
Prepare, review, and interpret engineering plans, specifications, technical analyses, cost estimates, and construction documents.
Apply professional engineering principles and sound engineering judgment to resolve complex technical problems and provide recommendations to leadership.
Support facilities engineering operations within the U.S. Coast Guard or Department of Defense environment.
Supervising or leading professional, technical, or multidisciplinary personnel, including assigning work, establishing priorities, mentoring employees, evaluating performance, and resolving work-related issues.
Managing multiple engineering projects simultaneously while advising leadership on engineering matters affecting organizational operations.