Construction Engineers/Architects
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About ASR: ASR supports government construction projects nationwide, from launch pads for NASA to renovations at the White House to Submarine Dry Docks in Pearl Harbor, ASR serves as an owner's representative on critical and high-profile projects providing construction management, engineering, inspection, project controls and safety services for a variety of DoD and federal government agencies.Key Responsibilities
- Lead or support the design and production of plans, specifications, drawings, and related documents for FSRM projects.
- Provide strategic planning support and develop programming/execution documents including DD 1391s, SOWs/PWSs, and cost estimates.
- Prepare briefings, Bullet Background Papers (BBPs), memos, presentations, and technical correspondence.
- Perform technical reviews, QA/QC oversight of AE designs, data analysis, research/recommendations, and compliance assessments.
- Maintain project tracking databases, organize documentation, and support deliverable reviews for functional/technical accuracy and regulatory compliance.
- Participate in and lead technical interchange meetings, planning forums, and liaison activities with USACE, MAJCOM, and other stakeholders.
- Support conference/meeting facilitation, regulatory compliance (Air Force, federal, state, local), and project close-out processes.
- Ensure all products meet PWS performance thresholds and contribute to monthly status reporting.
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Structural Engineering, or Architecture. An extensive background (10+ years thoroughly documented & relevant lead-role experience in construction & project management) may substitute for the degree.
- Ability to plan, organize, and lead others in complex studies, designs, and construction projects; record and manage processes/documentation; and negotiate effectively with management on proposals involving substantial resources or extensive changes to established concepts/procedures.
- Strong oral and written communication and negotiation skills; ability to maintain effective working relationships at all levels.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint), AutoCAD, cost estimating software, and common engineering programs. Ability to develop, maintain, and utilize databases and work with GIS as decision-making tools.
- Valid driver’s license; ability to safely operate a vehicle on Dyess AFB (paved and gravel roads).
- U.S. Citizenship required. Must consent to and successfully complete LEADS background check, obtain DoD Confidential clearance and CAC, and have legal authorization to work in the United States.
- Prior DoD/Air Force civil engineering, FSRM, MILCON, or UMMC experience.
- Professional Engineer (PE) license or Architect registration (a plus).
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