West Chester, Pennsylvania
Direct Hire Nov 6, 2024 Construction Federal Estimator
Remote
Pay range: $90k-$140k
Need: Secret Security Clearence or ability to obtain it.
We are seeking a seasoned Estimator with experience in Federal Environmental, Munitions, Fuels and Construction. They will oversee the preparation and complete order of magnitude, conceptual, budget, preliminary engineering and detailed cost estimates for federal projects.
This position requires active Secret Security Clearance or the ability to obtain an active Secret Security Clearance. Selected candidate must be a US Citizen.
Expected Outcome:
Prepare and ensure the timely completion of all estimates assigned to by the estimating department.
Ensure the technical accuracy of all cost estimates prepared by the estimating department.
Maintain files of current estimates, unit price information, supplies quotations for costs of construction materials, and market conditions.
Contact suppliers and vendors for current prices and delivery.
Collect information from, other departments on any items pertinent to the development of complete estimates.
Evaluate construction bids for completeness and accuracy and makes recommendations to responsible parties for the award of construction contracts.
Review existing facilities to determine present worth and reports same to title holders.
Serve as Value Engineering Team Estimator.
Ensure completion of estimates within time and dollar constraints assigned.
Provides supervision and training for other less experienced staff estimators.
Review all available client bidding documents to become familiar with all commercial and technical requirements before preparing the estimate.
Provide cost consultation to clients, project managers, and engineers. Prepare, or assist in the evaluation of, contractor quotations and change orders.
Provide assistance within and outside the department on items such as value engineering, construction planning, materials selection, and construction sequencing.
Provide training for and evaluate skills of other staff estimators.
Determine and assign appropriate contingencies and "add-ons" for construction cost estimates.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
Bachelors degree or equivalent experience, plus minimum 10 to 12 years related experience.
A minimum of 8 years of experience estimating federal and commercial projects, with necessary construction experience.
C.E., or M.E., desirable, but not required.
Certifications Required - P.E. not necessary but desirable. Certified Cost Engineer or Certified Construction Estimator, not necessary but desirable.
Knowledge of mechanical and electrical systems and structures, with the ability to interpret and take-off design drawings. Additional experience should include drafting, design and contract administration.
Must be highly motivated
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Strong knowledge of mathematics
Strong knowledge of construction materials and methods for federal fueling facilities, and environmental, and munitions investigation, remediation, and removal technologies.
We fully invest in our people: We provide a generous, comprehensive benefits package program that offers employees high value options with solid financial protection, meeting the personal needs of its people and their families.
Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K with base and matching employer stock contributions.
Paid time off including personal, holiday and parental leave.
Life and disability plans.
Critical illness and accident plans.
Work/Life flexibility.
Professional development opportunities.
Compensation will vary based upon experience, education, skill level, and other compensable factors.
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West Chester, Pennsylvania
Direct Hire Nov 6, 2024 Construction Federal Project Controls Specialist
REMOTE
Pay Range: $80k-$110k
We are seeking a Project Controls Specialist to support Federal Environmental and Construction, or Commercial Construction business units. The Project Controls Specialist will assist project team with development and maintenance of cost/schedule control tools that will accurately guide team efforts to a timely and profitable conclusion. Using these tools, provide project performance data to project and program management.
Responsibilities:
Provide project controls support for projects with high complexity and/or risk factors. Provide and/or supervise cost and schedule reporting for programs with multiple delivery orders. Participate in project kickoff meetings by working with the project manager, project estimator, and financial analyst in the development of a cost/schedule control system that depicts the detailed efforts of the project team from project start to project close out. Document this system with appropriate procedures specific to the project or program. Prepare Project Profitability models to analyze contribution and profitability throughout the project. Develop and maintain accurate cost and/or resource-loaded CPM schedules as required by the project team either in the home office or the field. Gather data by interviewing project team members for scheduled accomplishments, and the projection of cost and schedule estimates to complete. Summarize this data in cost and schedule reports that will allow the Project Manager to make timely decisions that will positively affect the project’s profitability and the client’s satisfaction. Support corporate and local management’s resource allocation needs.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
Minimum of BS plus 2 (or equivalent) years of experience in project controls or project engineering in Federal environmental and construction, or Commercial construction required. Required computer skills include knowledge of CPM scheduling software (Primavera Systems products preferred), spreadsheet and database programs, including Microsoft Excel and Access.
Level of Autonomy:
Decisions made by the Project Controls Specialist will include selecting techniques, software, and reporting requirements to assist the project manager manage cost and schedule risk and project profitability. Ability to interface directly with technical disciplines, procurement, contracts, and other project support staff is required. Active participation in project and program status meetings is required. The ability to accurately prepare cost and schedule reports that may become client deliverables is required. The Project Controls Specialist II should be able to draw on experience that will allow him/her to assist the Project Manager select courses of action to positively impact project operations and profitability. A high degree of autonomy and initiative is required in this respect.
We fully invest in our people: Weston provides a generous, comprehensive benefits package program that offers employees high value options with solid financial protection, meeting the personal needs of its people and their families.
Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K with base and matching employer stock contributions.
Paid time off including personal, holiday and parental leave.
Life and disability plans.
Critical illness and accident plans.
Work/Life flexibility.
Professional development opportunities.
Compensation will vary based upon experience, education, skill level, and other compensable factors.
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Houston, Texas
Contract/CTH Nov 6, 2024 Construction The primary focus of the specialists will be to coordinate with assigned Sub-Recipients throughout the Public Assistance (PA) grant delivery process for FEMA-DR-4781& 4798-TX. This role is integral to the implementation of the PA Program. This position facilitates and coordinates the effective, efficient, and accurate delivery of grant funding. This requires coordinating with the Sub-Recipient on recovery priorities, understanding their capabilities and capacity to develop projects, and participating in the validation of damages from site inspections to Project Formulation through Obligation and Applicant Recovery Transition Meeting. This role is critical to Sub-Recipients and the early identification of special consideration issues and opportunities to avoid delays throughout the entire process.
Position Qualifications & Tasks
• Bachelor’s Degree with 5 years of experience in a related field or 10 years of experience in a related field.
• Should have extensive knowledge of PA eligibility, law, regulations, and policies.
• Should have demonstrated experience with applicants with large and complex recovery portfolios with specialized/complex projects.
• Must have the ability to manage multiple projects under tight deadlines and rapidly identify and recommend solutions to issues, concerns, or problems that may arise during product development.
• Must have the ability to communicate orally and in writing to coordinate with others and formulate letters in response to correspondence and inquiries from internal/external stakeholders.
• Must be proficient in Microsoft Office, i.e. Word
• Must have the ability to navigate the internet for research purposes.
• Must be competent in smart phone usage.
• Should be proficient with Grants Manager
Tasks:
Supervise work of (Mid-Level) Project Managers
Receive assignment of Sub-Recipients
Make calls to Sub-Recipient to gather initial damage information and gather information on Sub-Recipient capabilities, discuss the requirements for the list of disaster damages, and schedule meeting with the Sub-Recipient
Meet with Sub-Recipient
Begin process of validating damages through scheduling of site inspections.
Request information from the Sub-Recipient to support their damage claims.
Formulate projects (i.e., discuss with the Sub-Recipient logical groupings of work into projects).
Review Damage Descriptions and Dimensions (DDD), scopes of work, and costs.
Ensure that all damages identified by the Sub-Recipient are addressed.
Develop cost-effective measures to eliminate or reduce future damages to damaged facilities.
Prepare for and conduct Recovery Transition Meeting
Provide secondary and/or further specialized review including but not limited to Supporting Documentation, DDDs, Scopes of Work, Costing, EEI Completeness, Site Inspection Report Accuracy/Completeness, Contracts, Applicant Provided Information, Damage Inventory Items attached in the Grants Manager and/or EMMIE Systems. This review includes providing findings, recommendations, and amending projects in Grants Manager and/or EMMIE.
The pay for this position is $60/hr. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Englewood, Colorado
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Construction We provides professional services such as engineering, architecture, project management and environmental consulting to FEMA and other government agencies in order to help restore communities affected by disasters. It is our mission to provide an unwavering commitment of exceptional service to employees and clients alike.
Future Opportunities with FEMA
We are currently seeking Construction Managers (Program Delivery Managers/ PDMG’s) in support of FEMA disaster relief efforts across the United States. Do you want to give back to communities? Do you want to travel across the country and have the travel expenses covered? We have ongoing needs for environmental specialist opportunities in support of FEMA’s Public Assistance program.
What you will be doing:
These deployments focus on rebuilding/reconstruction efforts for anything owned by a government entity such as infrastructure including roadways, bridges, and highways, city/county buildings, school and hospitals. You will be assisting these entities throughout the FEMA grants application process. This could include coordinating with various entities throughout the FEMA grants application process, facilitate accurate and efficient delivery of funding, document, validate and review damages, conduct site inspections, record scope of work and cost estimates, and meet with various entities who are seeking to initiate the application process.
Expected pay: $50/hr.
Requirements:
Minimum of 2 years professional experience
Bachelors Degree or 10+ years of field experience
Prior PDMG experience
Ability to commit to 6 or 12 month assignments (You decide what assignments you’re interested in)
Ability to travel
Experience with MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
US Citizen
Ability to walk sites for damage assessments and ability to lift up to 25 pound's.
Every year, the continental US is affected by major hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, snow storms and wildfires. This causes tremendous damage to infrastructure and our communities. At Flux, we understand the increasing need for recovery efforts and strive to provide solutions to deal with the aftermath of these disasters.
Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Flux is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values diversity in our workplace. We welcome all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, physical or mental disability, pregnancy, marital status, veteran or military status, genetic information or sexual orientation.
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Englewood, Colorado
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Construction We provide professional services such as engineering, architecture, project management and environmental consulting to FEMA and other government agencies in order to help restore communities affected by disasters. It is our mission to provide an unwavering commitment of exceptional service to employees and clients alike.
Future Opportunities with FEMA
We are currently seeking Structural Engineers in support of FEMA disaster relief efforts across the United States. Are you wanting to give back to communities? Do you want to travel across the country and have the travel expenses covered? We have ongoing needs for engineering opportunities in support of FEMA’s Public Assistance program.
What you will be doing:
These deployments focus on rebuilding/reconstruction efforts for anything owned by a government entity such as infrastructure including roadways, bridges, and highways, city/county buildings, school and hospitals. You will be assisting these entities throughout the FEMA grants application process. This could include reviewing construction drawings and change orders for large commercial facilities and/or roadways and bridges to provide technical guidance/recommendations, review/conduct site inspections; validate damages; record detailed damage descriptions, scopes of work and cost estimates; and evaluate projects for compliance with applicable laws, regulations and policies.
Expected pay: $55/hr.
Requirements:
• Must have a bachelor’s degree with 5 years of experience in a related field and professional registration or bachelor’s degree with 10 years of experience in a related field.
• Must have knowledge of and experience using NESC, ASCE, ACI and ANSI standards and codes.
• Should have the ability to review, validate and report findings related to the applicant’s technical submission regarding claimed damage.
• Must have knowledge of/experience thorough understanding of the design and operation of various Wastewater Treatment Plant Systems including Lift Stations.
Tasks:
o Review and prepare amendments for scopes of work, including related code and standard requirements.
o Review project cost estimates.
o Review applicant-provided cost claims for reasonableness and eligibility.
o Review applicant labor policies, pay rates and fringe benefit information.
o Draft eligibility recommendations
o Draft costs analysis
o Perform accurate quantification and provide detailed description of disaster related damage, including debris.
Every year, the continental US is affected by major hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, snow storms and wildfires. This causes tremendous damage to infrastructure and our communities. At Flux, we understand the increasing need for recovery efforts and strive to provide solutions to deal with the aftermath of these disasters.
Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Flux is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values diversity in our workplace. We welcome all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, physical or mental disability, pregnancy, marital status, veteran or military status, genetic information or sexual orientation.
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La Grande, Oregon
Direct Hire Nov 5, 2024 Engineering Flux Resources is looking for a Water Resource Civil Engineer to join one of our clients on a full-time direct-hire basis. This role pays in the $70K-$100K range. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Our client has offices in La Grande, Redmond, and Hermiston, Oregon, and Walla Walla, Washington. The greatest need for this position is La Grande, Oregon, but other office locations will be considered. We are seeking a project manager who desires to gain experience in hydraulic and water resources design; typical projects include:
• Irrigation diversions and fish screens
• Irrigation pipelines and canals
• Inverted siphons
• Fish ladders
• Roughened channels
• Culvert retrofits to improve fish passage
• Hydraulics reports for bridge and culvert replacements • Federal Emergency Management Agency 100-year floodplain modeling and mapping
• Levee repair and construction
• Stream restoration including channel restoration, side channels, large wood habitat structures, and floodplain construction
• Wetland enhancement and mitigation
Responsibilities
• Work on a team to plan and design a variety of hydraulic and water resources related projects.
• Develop and monitor project scope, budget, schedule, and project delivery plans.
• Design engineering and management of design team, preparing cost estimates, preparing quantity estimates, and providing in-field technical assistance for construction.
• Manage and coordinate subconsultants, lead and coordinate project meetings, coordinate environmental permits and clearances, and manage construction projects.
• Participate in public and landowner meetings, direct support staff, and meet financial goals for the client and the company.
•Provide technical expertise including the following: - 1D and 2D hydraulic modeling using Hydrologic Engineering Center’s River Analysis System - Bridge and culvert sizing - Bridge scour calculations and abutment design - Stream simulation material sizing - Evaluation of fish passage conditions related to drop height, energy dissipation, velocity, and water depth - Wood habitat structure stability calculations - Dam breach analysis - Hydraulic calculations related to irrigation pipelines
Qualifications
• Minimum 3 years of experience developing hydraulics reports, basis of design reports, drawings, and specifications for water resources projects.
• A Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering is desired, but experience in this field is acceptable (licensed Professional Engineer preferred).
• Experience with public speaking and building relationships with clients, the public, regulatory agencies, and contractors.
• Experience developing work agreements and task orders and experience delivering projects on time and within budget.
• A familiarity with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, and National Marine Fisheries Service fish passage requirements; hydraulic design criteria as outlined in the Oregon Department of Transportation Hydraulics Manual, the Standard Local Operating Procedures for Endangered Species programmatic biological opinion, and the Bonneville Power Administration Habitat Improvement Program design process.
• Applicants must have a valid driver's license and must agree to a background check.
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La Grande, Oregon
Direct Hire Nov 5, 2024 Engineering Flux Resources is looking for a highly motivated senior engineer to join one of our clients on a full-time direct-hire basis. This role pays in the $100K-$140K range. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Our client has offices in La Grande Oregon, Walla Walla Washington, Redmond Oregon or Hermiston Oregon
We are seeking to hire a project engineer who possesses sound engineering skills with interest in potential office management, team leadership, client relations, and future firm ownership.
Responsibilities
- Work on a team to fund, plan, and design a variety of municipal water, wastewater, water resources, utility, site development, and transportation projects - Develop project scope, budget, schedule, and project delivery plans - Develop studies, reports, design drawings, and technical specifications - Make public presentations - Provide funding and bidding assistance, and construction management for water, wastewater, site development, other municipal infrastructure projects, and/or transportation - Assist with client relations and business development efforts
Qualifications
- Minimum of 10 years of relevant experience designing water, wastewater, water resources, and/or other infrastructure projects for public entities (cities, counties, ports, districts, etc.).
- Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering (Master’s preferred) - Licensed Professional Engineer (Oregon and/or Washington license preferred)
- Valid driver’s license
DESIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
- Public speaking skills with experience participating in meetings with clients, the public, and contractors
- Experience in developing and writing planning documents, work agreements, and task orders
- Project management experience including managing subconsultants
- Ability to lead, train, and motivate others and contribute to a team environment
- Experience in developing effective long-lasting relationships with clients, peers, and management
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Englewood, Colorado
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Engineering Flux Resources is seeking Biologist-Mids to assist with Disaster Recovery efforts in Iowa and Kansas City, MO. Pay rate is $42/hr. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Must have a bachelor’s degree with 5 years of experience in a related field and professional registration or bachelor’s degree with 10 years of experience in a related field.
• Should demonstrate experience writing scientifically technical documents on biological or ecological issues, as well as writing technical analysis for NEPA documents.
• Should have experience implementing the consultation process under the Endangered Species Act.
• Should have experience collecting, interpreting, and exchanging technical biological information using letters, reports, and meetings within and outside of the organization.
• Should have general knowledge of environmental and historic preservation (EHP) laws, executive orders, regulations, agreements, policies, and procedures.
• Should have ability to analyze data and make timely and informed recommendations and decisions based on consideration of the facts, objectives, constraints, risks, and regulatory requirements.
• Should have ability to prepare well-organized, audience-appropriate written reports and documents.
• Should have ability to interact and communicate effectively with internal and external parties and stakeholders.
Tasks:
o Serve as technical authority for matters pertaining to endangered species, wildlife, fisheries, and other biological aspects of planning and implementation of disaster recovery and mitigation projects. Provide subject matter expertise regarding biological, ecological, and endangered species considerations during project development.
o Provide technical advice and assistance on biological or ecological issues to key managers and supervisors within the organization. Prepare briefing papers, correspondence, and presentations regarding project status and policy issues.
o Conduct activities pursuant to Sections 7 and 10 of the Endangered Species Act. Draft and review biological opinions, National Environmental Policy Act documents, and findings documents.
o Work with federal resource agencies and project proponents to develop programmatic and other streamlining Endangered Species Act compliance tools.
o Integrate data into reports, documents, or other work products and deliverables.
o Establish and maintain effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholders. Provide technical assistance on biological and ecological issues to incident organization leadership and external stakeholders.
o Communicate biological, ecological, and endangered species information, advice, and opinions in a proper, precise, and timely manner to solve problems, answer questions, and inform others.
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Englewood, Colorado
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Construction We provide professional services such as engineering, architecture, project management and environmental consulting to FEMA and other government agencies in order to help restore communities affected by disasters. It is our mission to provide an unwavering commitment of exceptional service to employees and clients alike.
Future Opportunities with FEMA
We are currently seeking Geotechnical Engineers in support of FEMA disaster relief efforts across the United States. Are you wanting to give back to communities? Do you want to travel across the country and have the travel expenses covered? We have ongoing needs for engineering opportunities in support of FEMA’s Public Assistance program.
What you will be doing:
These deployments focus on rebuilding/reconstruction efforts for anything owned by a government entity such as infrastructure including roadways, bridges, and highways, city/county buildings, school and hospitals. You will be assisting these entities throughout the FEMA grants application process. This could include reviewing construction drawings and change orders for large commercial facilities and/or roadways and bridges to provide technical guidance/recommendations, review/conduct site inspections; validate damages; record detailed damage descriptions, scopes of work and cost estimates; and evaluate projects for compliance with applicable laws, regulations and policies.
Expected pay: $55/hr.
Requirements:
• Must have a bachelor’s degree with 5 years of experience in a related field and professional registration or bachelor’s degree with 10 years of experience in a related field.
Tasks:
o Review and prepare amendments for scopes of work, including related code and standard requirements.
o Review project cost estimates.
o Review applicant-provided cost claims for reasonableness and eligibility.
o Review applicant labor policies, pay rates and fringe benefit information.
o Draft eligibility recommendations
o Draft costs analysis
o Perform accurate quantification and provide detailed description of disaster related damage, including debris.
Every year, the continental US is affected by major hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, snow storms and wildfires. This causes tremendous damage to infrastructure and our communities. At Flux, we understand the increasing need for recovery efforts and strive to provide solutions to deal with the aftermath of these disasters.
Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Flux is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values diversity in our workplace. We welcome all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, physical or mental disability, pregnancy, marital status, veteran or military status, genetic information or sexual orientation.
Englewood, Colorado
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Engineering Flux Resources is seeking EHP Project Manager to assist with Disaster Recovery efforts in Iowa and Kansas City, MO. Pay rate is $50/hr. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Project Managers (Mid-Level)
• Must have 5 years of experience in a related field (with an undergraduate degree) or 10 years of experience in a related field.
• Should have thorough knowledge of PA eligibility, law, regulations, and policies.
• Must have the ability to manage multiple projects under tight deadlines and rapidly identify and recommend solutions to issues, concerns, or problems that may arise during product development.
• Must have the ability to communicate orally and in writing in order to coordinate with others and formulate letters in response to correspondence and inquiries from internal/external stakeholders.
• Must be proficient in Microsoft Office, i.e. Word
• Must have the ability to navigate the internet for research purposes.
• Must be competent in smart phone usage.
• Should be proficient with Grants Manager
Tasks:
o Implement compliance with applicable federal environmental laws, including the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Endangered Species Act (ESA), National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), and Executive Orders 11988, 11990, and 12898; and others as they pertain to FEMA's disaster programs. This includes scoping environmental/historic issues, reviewing grant applications for compliance, providing technical assistance to those involved with grant implementation, and ensuring compliance is sufficiently documented.
o In addition, the specialists will work on other projects or activities related to FEMA's Environmental/Historic Preservation Section.
• General activities include:
? Ensuring that all recovery activities receive the appropriate level of environmental review as required by NEPA, NHPA, and associated statues, regulations, and Executive Orders
? Providing expert technical assistance; performing a full range of activities for environmental/historic preservation compliance and project management, performing data gathering, analysis, and inter-agency coordination
? Preparing (or assists in the preparation of environmental and historic preservation compliance documents from simple to particularly complex and politically sensitive projects including resource evaluations, consultation letters, memorandums of agreement, categorical exclusions, and environmental assessments.
? Identifies, plans, coordinates, monitors, and completes project EHP compliance reviews of FEMA-funded (in part or whole) projects under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), and other applicable EHP laws, implementing regulations, Presidential Executive Orders (EOs), other Federal state requirements, and relevant DHS/FEMA policies.
? Coordinates and completes work with FEMA EHP and project staff and program managers, EHP Team Leads, Applicants, state agencies, and other Federal agencies, and contractors.
? Provides EHP technical assistance for the State and Applicants for project EHP reviews, planning, design, regulatory consultations, and compliance.
Portland, OR
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Engineering Flux Resources is seeking a Technician 2 to support one of our clients in the Portland Oregon area. This is a one year long project with potential to go longer. Pay range falls in the $40-$45/hr range. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements
CIP Project Commissioning Support
Develop Control narrative package loop section
Manage ORT2 coordination/testing/documentation
Participate on Guidance documentation and Div 00/01 spec updates
Upcoming project needs: E10804 OWRF, E07947 STEP decommissioning integration and HPA relocation, PLC upgrades
Support for the Automation Change Requests (ACR) program
Coordination/identification of need
Write up request (automation and process support)
Documentation updates (control narratives, drawing markup/As-builting guidance)
Critical Skills Needed and Special Requirements (include trainings and safety/other equipment needed for position):
Strong technical knowledge of instrumentation, SCADA and PLC systems.
Control panel design
24VDC/120VAC control system design
Instrument selection
IO list development
Sequence of Operations development
Construction experience.
Support for RFIs and change orders.
Develop commissioning plans
Operational Readiness Test Forms
Loop checks, setpoints/ranges verification, alarms
Functional testing procedures
PLC and SCADA functionality and troubleshooting
Field support and coordination services
Execute commissioning plans
Review of submittals and O&Ms
Strong interpersonal skills to develop relationships and influence work.
Coordination between several trades, vendors, and contractors
Conflict resolution
Clear and effective verbal communication and written documentation.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Willingness to learn about emerging needs at the facility.
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Englewood, Colorado
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Engineering Flux Resources is seeking Construction/Building Inspectors to assist with Disaster Recovery efforts in Iowa and Kansas City, MO. Pate rate is $45/hr. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Constructions/Building Inspectors (Mid-Level)
• Must have 5 years of experience in a related field (with high school diploma or equivalent)
• Must meet state licensure or certification requirements where applicable.
• Must be proficient in Microsoft Office, i.e. Word
• Must have the ability to navigate the internet for research purposes.
• Must be competent in smart phone usage.
• Should be familiar with Grants Manager
Tasks:
1. Prepare for site inspection- receive, review, and accept a work order request; coordinate with all site inspection participants; and gather the tools, information and documents needed to conduct site inspections.
2. Receive and accept site inspection work order assignments through Grants Manager.
3. Coordinate logistics with participants and learn as much as possible about damaged infrastructure before the inspection.
4. Call the Applicant’s representative one business day before the inspection.
5. Fill out a Site Inspection Report
6. Discuss the Applicant’s intended method of repair.
7. Take photos of the facility and components
8. Complete the SIR and request the Applicant’s signature.
9. Meet with PDMG to debrief.
10. Enter SIR data into Grants Manager
11. Create and upload documents.
12. Review the SIR and DDD using the DDD Review Checklist
13. Send DDD to the PDMG
In addition to the tasks outlined above, Senior level labor categories may manage up to seven (7) contractor Site Inspector.
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Englewood, Colorado
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Construction We provide professional services such as engineering, architecture, project management and environmental consulting to FEMA and other government agencies in order to help restore communities affected by disasters. It is our mission to provide an unwavering commitment of exceptional service to employees and clients alike.
Future Opportunities with FEMA
We are currently seeking Senior Hydrologists in support of FEMA disaster relief efforts across the United States. Are you wanting to give back to communities? Do you want to travel across the country and have the travel expenses covered? We have ongoing needs for engineering opportunities in support of FEMA’s Public Assistance program.
What you will be doing:
These deployments focus on rebuilding/reconstruction efforts for anything owned by a government entity such as infrastructure including roadways, bridges, and highways, city/county buildings, school and hospitals. You will be assisting these entities throughout the FEMA grants application process. This could include reviewing construction drawings and change orders for large commercial facilities and/or roadways and bridges to provide technical guidance/recommendations, review/conduct site inspections; validate damages; record detailed damage descriptions, scopes of work and cost estimates; and evaluate projects for compliance with applicable laws, regulations and policies.
Expected pay: $65/hr.
Requirements:
• Must have a bachelor’s degree with 5 years of experience in a related field and professional registration or bachelor’s degree with 10 years of experience in a related field
• Should have experience in developing, analyzing, interpreting and/or evaluating scientific, hydrologic, or geologic data and communicating the results in writing and giving recommendations.
• Certifications: Professional Engineer (PE)
Tasks:
o Performs hydrologic and hydraulics engineering studies in support of water resources planning; design and construction; reservoir regulation; and flood plain management.
o Manages aspects of hydrologic and hydraulics studies and designs of difficult and complex problems.
o Executes detailed hydrologic studies that may include rainfall-runoff relationships, regional/discharge-frequency/precipitation-frequency analysis, reservoir system simulation, debris and sediment estimates, and reservoir yields.
o Presents hydrologic and hydraulics study results and its use in design studies.
o Collaborating with customers or partners on hydrologic forecast products and services.
o FEMA will require individuals with specific technical expertise to conduct site inspections on sites with major damage (e.g., destroyed facilities; facilities with extensive damage; facilities with significant damage to mechanical, electrical and plumbing components, etc.) to document disaster related damage.
o May conduct site inspections to validate infrastructure damage and record detailed damage descriptions during the inspection.
o Reviewing and analyzing professional architectural engineering, ports and designs or as built plans. Thoroughly documenting, analysis and writing.
o Developing scopes of work, including related code and standard requirements.
o Validating applicant provided scopes of work including related Code and standard requirements.
o Developing and reviewing cost estimates.
o Assisting FEMA staff on the technical validity of claims presented under FEMA’s arbitration process. Should arbitration hearings occur. Testify as an expert witness on FEMA’s behalf.
Every year, the continental US is affected by major hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, snow storms and wildfires. This causes tremendous damage to infrastructure and our communities. At Flux, we understand the increasing need for recovery efforts and strive to provide solutions to deal with the aftermath of these disasters.
. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Flux is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values diversity in our workplace. We welcome all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, physical or mental disability, pregnancy, marital status, veteran or military status, genetic information or sexual orientation.
Englewood, Colorado
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Construction We provides professional services such as engineering, architecture, project management and environmental consulting to FEMA and other government agencies in order to help restore communities affected by disasters. It is our mission to provide an unwavering commitment of exceptional service to employees and clients alike.
Future Opportunities with FEMA
We are currently seeking 406 Mitigation (Project Manager Mid) in support of FEMA disaster relief efforts across the United States. Do you want to give back to communities? Do you want to travel across the country and have the travel expenses covered? We have ongoing needs for environmental specialist opportunities in support of FEMA’s Public Assistance program.
Expected pay: $50/hr.
What you will be doing:
• Must have 5 years of experience in a related field (with an undergraduate degree) or 10 years of experience in a related field.
• Should have thorough knowledge of PA eligibility, law, regulations, and policies.
• Must have the ability to manage multiple projects under tight deadlines and rapidly identify and recommend solutions to issues, concerns, or problems that may arise during product development.
• Must have the ability to communicate orally and in writing in order to coordinate with others and formulate letters in response to correspondence and inquiries from internal/external stakeholders.
• Must be proficient in Microsoft Office, i.e. Word
• Must have the ability to navigate the internet for research purposes.
• Must be competent in smart phone usage.
• Should be proficient with Grants Manager
Tasks:
o Develop cost-effective measures to eliminate or reduce future damages to damaged facilities.
o Develop measures to reduce repetitive damage-to-damage public facilities in accordance with Section 205 of the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000.
o Provide technical assistance to applicants in developing measures to reduce repetitive damage to damaged facilities and cost-effective mitigation measures for damaged facilities in accordance with FEMA’s policies and regulations.
o Evaluate the effectiveness of mitigation measures that have been implemented in accordance with approved Hazard Mitigation Proposals.
o Write reports, scopes of work and detailed correspondence with respect to program parameters and 406 Mitigation proposals.
o Develop agendas, conduct meetings, and record action items.
Every year, the continental US is affected by major hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, snow storms and wildfires. This causes tremendous damage to infrastructure and our communities. At Flux, we understand the increasing need for recovery efforts and strive to provide solutions to deal with the aftermath of these disasters.
Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Flux is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values diversity in our workplace. We welcome all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, physical or mental disability, pregnancy, marital status, veteran or military status, genetic information or sexual orientation.
lincolnshire, Illinois
Direct Hire Nov 5, 2024 Construction Civil or Environmental Project Engineer
Location: Lincolnshire, IL or Okemos, MI
Pay: $80k-$120k
We are seeking a Project Engineer to provide support for a variety of civil and environmental engineering projects including groundwater extraction and treatment system design, construction and operations support, groundwater and soil remediation investigation and design, and wastewater treatment design and construction.
Job Duties:
Position responsibilities will include coordination with Project Manager to ensure the completion of the engineering scope within the required schedule and budget; preparation of engineering design drawings and specifications; technical report writing; field investigations/site reconnaissance; project permitting and coordination with regulatory agencies; engineering cost estimating and analysis; engineering design calculations; bid and award services; RFI and submittal review, and construction phase engineering services.
Provide support for environmental projects including environmental sampling field work, data management/tabulation and analysis, subcontractor oversight, and reporting.
Prepare project scopes of work and budget estimates; coordinate with team on preparation of design documents; coordinate with internal QA/QC reviewers, financial analysts, and administrative assistants.
This position may require an estimated 25% travel/field work for site inspections and meetings with client site representative and construction contractors.
Qualifications:
B.S. or M.S. degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering with 5-10 years of experience. Illinois-Licensed P.E. certification or ability to obtain within 1 year.
Excellent writing/verbal communication skills for interaction with multi-disciplinary staff, clients and regulatory agencies.
Excellent organization and operations planning skills.
Self-starter, detailed oriented, and finisher.
Proficient using typical business software (Microsoft Word, Excel, Project, Adobe, etc.).
The pay for this position ranges from $80,000-$120,000 a year. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
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Eastern United States - Multiple Locations
Direct Hire Nov 5, 2024 Construction The Construction Superintendent is to perform site management tasks related to building renovations and repair, building and parking lot expansions, interior fit outs, MEP upgrades, and other construction, facility maintenance, or JOC projects. They coordinate closely with local points of contact at the facility, the project manager, and subcontractors. They always maintain health and safety requirements and quality control of the site. They document all project activities to ensure all project stakeholders remain informed throughout the project field effort.
Location: Projects will be in these locations: MA, RI, NH, VT, MI, East PA, and South NJ
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Directly responsible for day-to-day supervision of project site and supervise and schedule all subcontractors, consultants, and vendors daily. The superintendent shall ensure adequate manpower is provided by subcontractors for each task being performed.
Perform quality control duties and responsibilities regarding the work being performed.
Communication with project team regarding Project Drawings, RFI’s, Shop Drawings, and Material Submittals.
Communicates with client daily about project schedule/progress and safety concerns.
Participates in QC audits reports, assists in work plan and QC plan development.
Perform all aspects of managing the construction job site.
Perform all project assignments safely, in a technically appropriate and cost-effective manner, and within established schedules and budgets.
Ability to comprehend all construction drawings and details and ensure work is performed in accordance with the design.
Act as liaison with the project manager, owner, regulatory agencies, subcontractors, and/or internal departments on technical, safety, and quality related matters as required.
Prepare 3 week look ahead schedules based on the baseline schedule and provide ongoing scheduling input to Project Management staff for all scheduling efforts.
Coordinate the daily activities for all subcontractors at any stage of construction.
Complete all project construction in accordance with design, budget, and schedule.
Ensure all parties follow all safety procedures and practices according to both OSHA and company requirements.
Conduct pre-installation safety evaluations and action plans with contractors to ensure work activities are conducted in the safest manner possible.
Review and document subcontractors JHA paperwork at the beginning of each shift.
Properly respond to onsite incidents and emergencies per company procedures.
Schedule and participate in necessary inspections required by local and state regulations.
Organize final inspections for completed work.
Maintain “as-built” drawings.
Resolve field conflicts.
Maintain consistent daily communication with project management staff to ensure all parties are informed of current project status and potential issues affecting progress.
Assist with quality control functions per contract requirements (submittal reviews, daily reports, preparatory meetings, and other quality control program features) to ensure project document controls are following contract requirements.
Direct and coordinate subcontractor activities.
Complete daily/weekly field reports with photos.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
High School Diploma plus minimum 5+ years of construction/quality control experience.
Ability to manage and lead multiple subcontractors.
Must be able to conduct site visits and provide oversight for multiple projects throughout each day.
Having experience in JOC or USPS projects is a plus.
Strong communication skills (Verbal & Written).
Able to meet time sensitive deadlines and carry out multiple priorities simultaneously.
Working knowledge of construction and project management software
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including Outlook, Word, and Excel.
The following certifications are preferred but not required:
Construction Quality Management Certification.
OSHA 30-hour training and HAZWOPER.
First Aid & CPR
The pay for this position ranges from $90,000-$130,000 a year. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Richmond, VA
Direct Hire Nov 5, 2024 Construction POSITION OVERVIEW
The MEP Superintendent’s role is to assist in the planning, coordination, and management ofl activities related to the construction, startup and commissioning of the mechanical, electrical, and control systems in accordance with the contract documents and project schedule. This position requires an understanding of Data Center MEP system construction and a technical background / understanding on the mechanical and electrical equipment and systems operation. The MEP Superintendent will assist in implementing an energization safety plan, managing the startup up all critical equipment and BAS integration, pretesting the critical systems to confirm readiness for commissioning, supporting and coordinating all start-up and commissioning activities.
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Track and coordinate equipment deliveries
• Manage and coordinate vendor coverage
• Develop MEP critical path startup schedule
• Manage implementation of electrical safety program
• Coordinate electrical energization for the site and equipment
• Conduct QA/QC inspection of equipment for completeness of work prior to energizing
• Organize and conduct coordination meetings for critical MEP activities
• Manage track critical path construction activities
• Work with subcontractors and design team to provide conflict resolution for MEP issues
• Coordinate and manage startup and pretesting of mechanical and electrical systems
• Use Cx Alloy or Microsoft Compass software to track commissioning documentation
• Manage assembly and turnover of the commissioning documentation including FWT, L2, L3, QA/QC, PFPT
• Coordinate and support third party commissioning activities
• Coordinate and manage the quality control process for MEP systems
• Develop MOP’s for critical work in live environments
• Build strong client relations
QUALIFICATIONS
• 7 years’ experience in Mechanical or Electrical System Construction
• 5 years combined experience in Mission Critical Construction, Hospital Construction, MEP Project Management, or Mechanical and Electrical System Start-up and Commissioning
• Strong communication skills; verbal and written
• Strong leadership skills; able to build and lead a team
• Capable in coordinating and scheduling MEP activities
• Aptitude for problem solving
• Ability to work independently
• Motivated self-starter
• Effectively utilize computer and software technology in the performance of duties
The pay for this position ranges from $110,000-$150,000 a year. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Atlanta, Georgia
Direct Hire Nov 5, 2024 Construction POSITION OVERVIEW
The MEP Superintendent’s role is to assist in the planning, coordination, and management ofl activities related to the construction, startup and commissioning of the mechanical, electrical, and control systems in accordance with the contract documents and project schedule. This position requires an understanding of Data Center MEP system construction and a technical background / understanding on the mechanical and electrical equipment and systems operation. The MEP Superintendent will assist in implementing an energization safety plan, managing the startup up all critical equipment and BAS integration, pretesting the critical systems to confirm readiness for commissioning, supporting and coordinating all start-up and commissioning activities.
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Track and coordinate equipment deliveries
• Manage and coordinate vendor coverage
• Develop MEP critical path startup schedule
• Manage implementation of electrical safety program
• Coordinate electrical energization for the site and equipment
• Conduct QA/QC inspection of equipment for completeness of work prior to energizing
• Organize and conduct coordination meetings for critical MEP activities
• Manage track critical path construction activities
• Work with subcontractors and design team to provide conflict resolution for MEP issues
• Coordinate and manage startup and pretesting of mechanical and electrical systems
• Use Cx Alloy or Microsoft Compass software to track commissioning documentation
• Manage assembly and turnover of the commissioning documentation including FWT, L2, L3, QA/QC, PFPT
• Coordinate and support third party commissioning activities
• Coordinate and manage the quality control process for MEP systems
• Develop MOP’s for critical work in live environments
• Build strong client relations
QUALIFICATIONS
• 7 years’ experience in Mechanical or Electrical System Construction
• 5 years combined experience in Mission Critical Construction, Hospital Construction, MEP Project Management, or Mechanical and Electrical System Start-up and Commissioning
• Strong communication skills; verbal and written
• Strong leadership skills; able to build and lead a team
• Capable in coordinating and scheduling MEP activities
• Aptitude for problem solving
• Ability to work independently
• Motivated self-starter
• Effectively utilize computer and software technology in the performance of duties
The pay for this position ranges from $110,000-$150,000 a year. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Dallas, Texas
Direct Hire Nov 5, 2024 Construction POSITION OVERVIEW
The MEP Superintendent’s role is to assist HITT in the planning, coordination, and management ofl activities related to the construction, startup and commissioning of the mechanical, electrical, and control systems in accordance with the contract documents and project schedule. This position requires an understanding of Data Center MEP system construction and a technical background / understanding on the mechanical and electrical equipment and systems operation. The MEP Superintendent will assist HITT in implementing an energization safety plan, managing the startup up all critical equipment and BAS integration, pretesting the critical systems to confirm readiness for commissioning, supporting and coordinating all start-up and commissioning activities.
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Track and coordinate equipment deliveries
• Manage and coordinate vendor coverage
• Develop MEP critical path startup schedule
• Manage implementation of electrical safety program
• Coordinate electrical energization for the site and equipment
• Conduct QA/QC inspection of equipment for completeness of work prior to energizing
• Organize and conduct coordination meetings for critical MEP activities
• Manage track critical path construction activities
• Work with subcontractors and design team to provide conflict resolution for MEP issues
• Coordinate and manage startup and pretesting of mechanical and electrical systems
• Use Cx Alloy or Microsoft Compass software to track commissioning documentation
• Manage assembly and turnover of the commissioning documentation including FWT, L2, L3, QA/QC, PFPT
• Coordinate and support third party commissioning activities
• Coordinate and manage the quality control process for MEP systems
• Develop MOP’s for critical work in live environments
• Build strong client relations
QUALIFICATIONS
• 7 years’ experience in Mechanical or Electrical System Construction
• 5 years combined experience in Mission Critical Construction, Hospital Construction, MEP Project Management, or Mechanical and Electrical System Start-up and Commissioning
• Strong communication skills; verbal and written
• Strong leadership skills; able to build and lead a team
• Capable in coordinating and scheduling MEP activities
• Aptitude for problem solving
• Ability to work independently
• Motivated self-starter
• Effectively utilize computer and software technology in the performance of duties
The pay for this position ranges from $110,000-$150,000 a year. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Houston, Texas
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Engineering Position Qualifications & Task:
Must have a bachelor’s degree with 5 years of experience in a related field or 10 years of experience in a related field.
• Develop cost-effective measures to eliminate or reduce future damages to damaged facilities.
• Provide technical assistance to applicants in developing measures to reduce repetitive damage to damaged facilities and cost-effective mitigation measures for damaged facilities in accordance with FEMA’s policies and regulations.
• Develop measures to reduce repetitive damage-to damage public facilities in accordance with Section 205 of the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of mitigation measures that have been implemented in accordance with approved Hazard Mitigation Proposals.
• Write reports, scopes of work and detailed correspondence with respect to program parameters and 406 Mitigation proposals.
• Develop agendas, conduct meetings, and record action items.
• Must be proficient in Microsoft Office, i.e. Word
• Must have the ability to navigate the internet for research purposes.
• Must be competent in smart phone usage.
• Should be proficient with Grants Manager
The pay for this position is $60/hr. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Houston, Texas
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Construction These individuals will conduct site inspections for sites with major damage (e.g., major damage to roads, non-structural building damage, etc.) to validate infrastructure damage and record detailed damage descriptions during the inspections.
Position Qualifications & Tasks
• Bachelor’s Degree with 5 years of experience in a related field or 10 years of experience in a related field.
• Should have extensive knowledge of PA eligibility, law, regulations, and policies.
• Should have demonstrated experience with applicants with large and complex recovery portfolios with specialized/complex projects.
• Must have the ability to manage multiple projects under tight deadlines and rapidly identify and recommend solutions to issues, concerns, or problems that may arise during product development.
• Must have the ability to communicate orally and in writing to coordinate with others and formulate letters in response to correspondence and inquiries from internal/external stakeholders.
• Must be proficient in Microsoft Office, i.e. Word
• Must have the ability to navigate the internet for research purposes.
• Must be competent in smart phone usage.
• Should be proficient with Grants Manager
The pay for this position is $60/hr. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Remote
Direct Hire Nov 5, 2024 Environmental We are actively seeking an experienced permit writer to provide technical support and expertise to project managers for our commercial and federal projects. The candidate will complete permit and technical report writing for a variety of environmental and utility projects. The permit writer will leverage their technical expertise in the field of biology and environmental science to expedite the permit application process. They will coordinate with the team lead, project managers, and other technical staff to prepare permit applications and technical reports for regulatory approvals. Additionally, the candidate will perform field activities in support of permit applications and permit requirements. Such field activities may include site surveys, wetland and stream delineations, habitat assessment, and environmental sampling.
This role will primarily support projects in the northeast region. Tasks will be conducted in the field and office work can be supported from home.
Expected Outcomes:
Reviews applicable regulations and permit requirements to evaluate a project’s permitting need and scope of work.
Conducts field investigations, implementing methods and procedures appropriate to the scope of work and permitting requirements.
Oversees and directs restoration and mitigation projects as appropriate to the scope of work and permitting requirements.
Obtains data required for permit applications and prescribed by the project’s scope of work.
Coordinates with junior staff to complete project tasks and provide technical review.
Communicates with team lead and project managers regarding project tasks and progress.
Produces meaningful, precise, easily read, technical reports of field results appropriate to the scope of work and permitting requirements.
Prepares, compiles, and submits permit applications.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
B.S. or B.A. in Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology, or related natural resource program with 5-10 years of experience.
Prior environmental consulting experience in federal, state, and local permitting is a must.
Prior environmental consulting experience in biology is preferred, but other technical backgrounds may be considered.
Certification in the use of the USACE wetland delineation manual and supplements is preferred.
Certification as a Soil Scientist and/or Professional Wetland Scientist is a plus.
Experience in site assessment, including threatened and endangered species studies.
High level of knowledge regarding State (NYDEC, PADEP, and NJDEP) and Federal (USEPA, USFWS, and USACE) regulations and permitting.
Skill in technical writing and proficient in the use of Microsoft Office and Adobe.
Ability to complete office tasks and field work independently.
Ability to maintain effective communication and productivity while working remotely.
Ability to collect site information from publicly available databases.
We fully invest in our people: Weston provides a generous, comprehensive benefits package program that offers employees high value options with solid financial protection, meeting the personal needs of its people and their families.
Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K with base and matching employer stock contributions.
Paid time off plus holiday and parental leave.
Life and disability plans.
Critical illness and accident plans.
Work/Life flexibility.
Professional development opportunities.
Compensation will vary based upon experience, education, skill level, and other compensable factors.
The pay for this position ranges from $70,000-$100,000 a year. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Port Townsend, WA
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Construction
Developing and validating the Damage Description and Dimensions (DDD), Scope of Work (SOW), and Costs for completed work based on documentation provided by PA Applicants.
The specialist enters the project into the Grants Manager (GM) system and ensures the developed DDD, SOW, and cost Costs are consistent with each other and adequately supported by source documentation.
When a project contains many items, the specialist utilizes standard sampling methodology to verify the project.
If the Document Validation Specialist (DVS) determines the project has inconsistencies, is not sufficiently documented, or is missing pertinent items needed to develop the DDD, SOW, or Costs, the DVS will document the requirements necessary to complete the project in a Request for Information (RFI) while simultaneously working with the Program Delivery Manager (PDMG) and the Lane Task Force Lead to resolve outstanding requests.
The DVS will perform peer reviews of projects formulated by other team members.
It is preferred that the Document Validation Specialists have general FEMA PA experience, some PA grant documentation review or project development experience, validating PA grant documentation and developing or reviewing Damage Descriptions and Dimensions (DDD), Scopes of Work (SOW) and Cost Estimates for PA grant projects.
The pay for this position ranges from $40/hr. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
Port Townsend, WA
Contract/CTH Nov 5, 2024 Engineering The FEMA Consolidated Resource Center (CRC) serves as a pivotal operational hub, designed to streamline and enhance the efficiency of disaster recovery and response efforts. Located strategically across the United States, CRCs consolidate key functions and resources under one roof, facilitating rapid and coordinated responses to emergencies and disasters. These centers support a range of activities, from logistics management and resource allocation to the processing of disaster assistance claims and the integration of federal aid programs.
Working at a FEMA CRC offers professionals a unique opportunity to engage directly in the frontline response to natural disasters and emergencies. Employees are part of a dynamic team dedicated to making a tangible difference in the lives of affected individuals and communities, ensuring quick and effective delivery of critical services and support. This role is crucial for those committed to public service, offering a challenging yet rewarding career in federal emergency management.
Labor Categories Include:
Document Validation Specialist (DVS)
Costing Specialist
Lane Manager
Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist
Insurance Specialist
EHP - Environmental and Historical Preservation Liaison
Technical Specialist
Trainer
Location: Remote with possible in person training
The FEMA Consolidated Resource Center (CRC) serves as a pivotal operational hub, designed to streamline and enhance the efficiency of disaster recovery and response efforts. Located strategically across the United States, CRCs consolidate key functions and resources under one roof, facilitating rapid and coordinated responses to emergencies and disasters. These centers support a range of activities, from logistics management and resource allocation to the processing of disaster assistance claims and the integration of federal aid programs.
Working at a FEMA CRC offers professionals a unique opportunity to engage directly in the frontline response to natural disasters and emergencies. Employees are part of a dynamic team dedicated to making a tangible difference in the lives of affected individuals and communities, ensuring quick and effective delivery of critical services and support. This role is crucial for those committed to public service, offering a challenging yet rewarding career in federal emergency management.
Labor Categories Include:
Document Validation Specialist (DVS)
Costing Specialist
Lane Manager
Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist
Insurance Specialist
EHP - Environmental and Historical Preservation Liaison
Technical Specialist
Trainer
Location: Remote with possible in person training
The pay for this position ranges from $35 - 60/hr. Actual starting pay is dependent upon experience, education, or other bona fide factors. This position may be eligible for PTO, health and dental insurance, and/or 401(k) benefits upon meeting certain length of service and hours requirements.
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La Grande, Oregon
Direct Hire Oct 30, 2024 Construction CAD Designer
Location: Walla Walla, WA
Pay range: Entry/Mid $20-$27 and Mid/Senior $24-$30
Looking for a full-time computer-aided design (CAD) drafter to join our team of drafters in eastern Oregon and Washington. The team includes seven CAD drafters with extensive experience in aiding civil engineers in the design of projects. Drafting team has helped produce hundreds of design drawings for federal, state, local, and private entities on a wide variety of water, wastewater, transportation, irrigation, and water resource related projects. Our drafting team utilizes the latest software available, primarily AutoCAD Civil 3D and Microstation, to meet clients’ requirements in a timely and accurate manner.
Responsibilities
• Work with a team to design a variety of water, wastewater, transportation, water resource, bridge, and other civil engineering and related projects, including infrastructure and site development projects.
• Assist design technicians and engineers in producing accurate design drawings for various site and infrastructure projects.
Qualifications
• 4+ years of experience in AutoCAD Civil 3D and/or Microstation.
• Proficient in building surfaces from survey point data and modeling grading objects, roadway corridors, pipe networks, and terrain surfaces utilizing AutoCAD Civil 3D software.
• Ability to understand engineering schematic drawings and plans.
• Excellent communication skills to interact with engineers and other staff.
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Yuba City, California
Contract/CTH Oct 21, 2024 Construction QC Manager
Location: Sacramento, CA
Pay range: $65/hr. (Will work overtime)
We cover: Travel, Lodging, per diem, and rental car.
The Quality Control Manager performs site quality control oversight of contractors conducting construction, maintenance, and repair projects. He/she always maintains quality control on the site. He/she documents all project activities to ensure all project stakeholders remain informed throughout the project field effort.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
High School Diploma plus minimum 5+ years of civil site construction projects.
Complete daily/weekly field reports with photos using Microsoft Office.
OSHA 30-hour training and HAZWOPER required.
Certified in Red Cross First Aid/CPR
Possess USACE EM 385-1-1
Direct experience in supporting excavation, heavy equipment inspection, scaffolding, electrical safety, confined space entry rescue, and demolition are desired.
Strong verbal communication skills.
Able to meet time sensitive deadlines and carry out multiple priorities simultaneously
Read and interpret plans and specifications.
Complete daily/weekly field reports with photos using Microsoft Office.
Strong verbal communication skills.
Expected Outcomes:
Evaluate personnel actions and shutdown field activities when quality is compromised in accordance with approved plans.
Conduct/facilitate daily meetings with field team and facilities personnel as needed.
Responsible for the on-site quality control program implementation and control activities.
Act as liaison with the project manager, owner, regulatory agencies, subcontractors, and/or internal departments on quality related matters as required.
Assist with material and project plans submittals process. Ensure compliance with contract documents and specifications.
Record quality control activities on daily logbooks. Provide detailed photographic documentation of work performed, and draft/submit daily activity reports.
We fully invest in our people: Weston provides a generous, comprehensive benefits package program that offers employees high value options with solid financial protection, meeting the personal needs of its people and their families.
Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K with base and matching employer stock contributions.
Paid time off plus holiday and parental leave.
Life and disability plans.
Critical illness and accident plans.
Work/Life flexibility.
Professional development opportunities.
Compensation will vary based upon experience, education, skill level, and other compensable factors.
multiple options , Florida
Contract/CTH Oct 13, 2024 Construction Monitor and certify acceptance of contractor work; May be required at permitting, site inspection, site preparation, group site design, group site construction, unit installation, unit maintenance, unit deactivation, staging acceptance, permanent housing construction and repairs, apartment repair and habitability, and other direct housing-related activities.
Housing Install/Maint/QC - Perform inspections of all phases of TTHU installation maintenance, and deactivation, group site constructions or MLRP program projects; Must be able to effectively utilize mobile technology applications; Experience in construction management or inspection is highly preferred; Residential design and construction or land development experience is preferred.
Englewood, Colorado
Contract/CTH Oct 9, 2024 Engineering Flux Resources is seeking Construction Manager-Mids to assist in a disaster recovery effort in Iowa or Kansas City, MO. Pay rate is $50/hr.
Must have 5 years of experience in a related field (with an undergraduate degree) or 10 years of experience in a related field
•Should have thorough knowledge of PA eligibility, law, regulations, and policies.
•Must have the ability to manage multiple projects under tight deadlines and rapidly identify and recommend solutions to issues, concerns, or problems that may arise during product development.
•Must have the ability to communicate orally and in writing in order to coordinate with others and formulate letters in response to correspondence and inquiries from internal/external stakeholders.
•Must be proficient in Microsoft Office, i.e. Word
•Must have the ability to navigate the internet for research purposes
•Must be competent in smart phone usage.
•Should be proficient with Grants Manager
The primary focus of the specialists will be to coordinate with assigned Sub-Recipients through out the Public Assistance (PA) grant delivery process for FEMA Region VII Multiple Disasters. This role is integral to the implementation of the PA Program. This position facilitates and coordinates the effective, efficient, and accurate delivery of grant funding. This requires coordinating with the Sub-Recipient on recovery priorities, understanding their capabilities and capacity to develop projects, and participating in the validation of damages from site inspections to Project Formulation through Obligation and Applicant Recovery Transition Meeting. This role is critical to Sub-Recipients and the early identification of special consideration issues and opportunities to avoid delays throughout the entire process.
Tasks:
1.Receive assignment of Sub-Recipients
2.Make calls to Sub-Recipient to gather initial damage information and gather information on Sub-Recipient capabilities, discuss the requirements for the list of disaster damages, and schedule meeting with the Sub-Recipient
3.Meet with Sub-Recipient
4.Begin process of validating damages through scheduling of site inspections.
5.Request information from the Sub-Recipient to support their damage claims.
6.Formulate projects (i.e. discuss with the Sub-Recipient logical groupings of work into projects).
7.Review Damage Descriptions and Dimensions (DDD), scopes of work, and costs.
8.Ensure that all damages identified by the Sub-Recipient are addressed.
9.Prepare for and conduct Recovery Transition Meeting
10.Provide secondary and/or further specialized review including but not limited to Supporting Documentation, DDDs, Scopes of Work, Costing, EEI Completeness, Site Inspection Report Accuracy/Completeness, Contracts, Applicant Provided Information, Damage Inventory Items attached in the Grants Manager and/or EMMIE Systems. This review includes providing findings, recommendations, and amending projects in Grants Manager and/or EMMIE
Yuba City , California
Contract/CTH Oct 9, 2024 Construction SSHO
Location: Sacramento, CA
Pay range: $44/hr-52/hr. (Will work overtime)
We cover: Travel, Lodging, per diem, and rental car.
Looking for Safety Professionals to support our construction and environmental programs. The Construction Safety Officer will serve as a technical resource with demonstrative experience regarding OSHA, state, USACOE, EPA, other legislative bodies, and industry standards of practice. The Safety Officer is responsible for the day-to-day implementation of project specific Health and Safety Programs. They act as a liaison between their Project or Technical Managers and the subcontractor and client. This is a field project position that will require extensive travel.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
Essential Skills (documented experience):
Bachelor’s degree or nondegree candidate, plus minimum of 5 years continuous construction safety experience with in-depth knowledge of and experience implementing projects covered by USACE EM385-1-1 safety requirements.
Must be able to demonstrate proficiency in Microsoft Office, to include Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Software Suite. Share point, web pages and virtual meetings. (Teams, Zoom, Skype, etc.)
Experience performing in a safety role. (Safety officer, safety coordinator, etc.)
Direct experience supporting high risk work such as: excavation, construction/heavy?equipment, scaffolding, confined space entry, demolition, fall protection, hazardous energy control/LOTO, crane lifts, electrical work, and respiratory protection.
Experience in environmental investigations, remediation, or similar HTRW (Hazardous, Toxic, & Radiological Wastes) projects
Working knowledge regarding USACE EM 385-1-1.
Familiarity with Accident Prevention Plans and Site Safety & Health Plans
Delivering training and preparing training content.
OSHA Construction Safety (30 hr) training within last 5 yrs.
40 Hour HAZWOPER and 8 Hour HAZWOPER site supervisor training.
Preferred Skills:
USCAE Construction Quality Manager (CQM) certificate and QC experience
Experience with worker exposure assessment and/or Industrial hygiene is desired.
BCSP Certification (CHST, ASP, CSP) is preferred, but not required.
DoD Security Secret Clearance or the ability to obtain one is preferred.
Must be certified in Red Cross First Aid, CPR, and Blood borne Pathogens (BBP), or able to obtain.
Expected Outcomes
Serve as the onsite team Site Health & Safety Officer for various civil, HTRW, and other USACE projects and establishes excellent working and professional relationships with clients, their representatives, and the field teams.
Work with the Superintendent to deliver effective daily safety talks utilizing content that is relevant to the day’s activities.
Generate and ensure all project documentation (including, but not limited to Daily Reports, Safety Audits, Safety Meetings, Accident Investigations, Safety Data Sheets, Safety Training, and Medical Surveillance records) is maintained and available onsite.
Ensure all personnel have the appropriate safety and health training, medical surveillance, and equipment required by the task, regulatory agency, or client.
Provides effective coaching regarding safety matters that brings about behavior that is both safe and productive.
Develop and review Accident Prevention Plans, Health and Safety Plans, Activity-Task Hazard Analysis, and other associated safety planning documents.
Monitor assigned projects to assure compliance with agreed upon Health & Safety plans.
Perform Health & Safety reviews, project health and safety audits, and facilitate regulatory and client required safety training.
Manage and direct incident/mishap reporting and subsequent investigation, root cause analysis, and corrective action support.
Coordinate and provide technical support regarding and other associated safety program requirements.
We fully invest in our people: Weston provides a generous, comprehensive benefits package program that offers employees high value options with solid financial protection, meeting the personal needs of its people and their families.
Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K with base and matching employer stock contributions.
Paid time off includes personal, holiday and parental leave.
Life and disability plans.
Critical illness and accident plans.
Work/Life flexibility.
Professional development opportunities.
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La Grande, Oregon
Direct Hire Sep 24, 2024 Construction Archaeology Manager
Locations:
Walla Walla, WA
Hermiston, OR
La Grande, OR
Salary Range: $60k-$80k
Responsibilities
• Coordinate cultural resource (CR) needs for various Anderson Perry projects. This coordination would mainly be between the engineer and subconsultants that AP has on-call agreements with.
• Help identify scopes of work for the projects, and then engage with the subconsultant for said services.
• Manage all coordination, invoicing, schedules, etc. for the project and provide project status updates for various projects.
• Network and interact with various entities such as Tribes, SHPO, DAHP, etc. to establish good working relationships.
• Be familiar with the latest regulatory CR requirements and compliance guidelines.
• Attend conferences and CR seminars to interact with agencies and consultants.
• Become familiar with efforts, timelines, and costs associated with CR work for projects.
• Communicate with AP clients the CR pathways and help create schedules and budgets that are accurate for planning and implementation.
• Provide basic CR services such as writeups in EAs and other documents that may need CR involvement.
• Train staff regarding the most up-to-date CR needs for projects and lead internal CR trainings from time to time.
• Over time and as time allows, provide additional CR services and manage staff to perform CR related work.
Qualifications
• A bachelor’s degree in Anthropology/Archaeology or a related field.
• 2+ years of experience preparing and conducting archaeological evaluations, including fieldwork and reporting.
• Familiarity with federal and state cultural resource management laws.
• Comfortable working in an interdisciplinary team environment.
Preferred Qualifications
• Registered Professional Archaeologist (RPA) or qualify within 6 months of hiring
• Meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines Professional Qualification Standards for Archaeology (see standards at https://www.doi.gov/pam/asset-management/historic-preservation/pqs)
• Previously approved or demonstrate the ability to be approved as an Oregon qualified archaeologist within 6 months of hiring (see Oregon Revised Statute 390.235[6][B][b][A-C])
• Prior experience leading archaeological fieldwork, including pedestrian surveys, shovel testing, excavations, and construction monitoring.
• Prior experience identifying, processing, and cataloging cultural materials.
• Prior knowledge of Pacific Northwest archaeology and history
• Experience interfacing with the State Historical Preservation Offices (SHPO) in Oregon and the Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation (DAHP) in Washington.
• Experience working in ArcGIS, and Basic knowledge of GPS equipment, mapping programs, and compass usage.
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