General Engineer
General Engineer
Taegu, South Korea
Ausschreibungsbereich
All current USFK KN employees serviced by Civilian Human Resources Agency, Indo-Pacific CSHR Directorate
Hauptaufgaben
Serves as a master planner with concentration in civil, architect, electrical, mechanical engineering, and/or community planning, developing, implementing, and updating military installation plans based on using agencies' requirements, programming and documentation of Military Construction Army (MCA), Minor Military Construction Army (MMCA), and programming of Operations and Maintenance Army (OMA) projects above installation commander approval authority, and documentation for Non-appropriated Fund (NAF) projects, and Host Nation funded construction under the Republic of Korea Funded Construction (ROKFC) and Logistics Cost Sharing (LCS) program Apples general knowledge of principles of social sciences, professional knowledge of civil, architect, electrical, mechanical engineering, community planning, traffic flow, economics, real property practices and community planning involved community in personnel and facilities settlements. Assists in development and conducts engineering reviews of MCA, NAF, OMA, Family Housing, ROKFC, LCS, Combined Defense information Program CDIP), and other projects, as well as cost studies, validations, reports, studies and analyses. Conducts field investigations to determine engineering systems feasibility of construction. Utilizes microcomputers and other office automation equipment and associated software. Formulates and revises installation plans to ensure sound future planning, most efficient use of existing facilities and utilities, proposed facilities are adequate and economically feasible to satisfy the Command requirements, support of goals and objectives stated in USFK Peninsula Master Plan, 8th Army Southern Hub Development Plan, and appropriate siting of facilities for a well-integrated installation development plan. Conducts field surveys to obtain community information and determine feasibility of plans jointly with inhabiting military communities, develops and evaluates overall facility requirements in consonance with DOD, DA, USACE, Executive Orders, and other guidance. Documents community plan with basic information maps, analysis of existing facilities, tabulation of existing and required facilities, land use plans, future development plans, and analytical reports. Updates basic information maps and coordinates input from other DEH/DFE elements. Analyzes stationing and force modernization plans in conjunction with PAIO and other staff agencies to determine facilities requirements and impact on community plans. Completes special studies and/or projects as a team member. Revises plans periodically as a result of directives, changes in mission, revised personnel strengths. Collaborates with engineering staff to ensure that all authorized construction, maintenance, and repair projects are designed and sited to serve current and future requirements. Considers elements of urban planning: traffic peaks, flows and routines, analytical estimates of life expectancy of temporary structures. Based on community plan, periodically assists in preparation and revision of the construction program for the installation. Reviews and comments on engineering portion of definitive and preliminary plans, general building and utilities, and site plans as they affect the community plan. Prepares functional requirements (design criteria) for each construction project in coordination with using agency. As directed by the Installation Planning Board (IPB), prepares necessary documents for submission of projects through higher headquarters for presentation to Congress. Submission includes detailed justifications, site plans, and estimated scope and costs of projects, including all supporting facilities. Projects include construction of buildings, bridges, highways, streets, roads, railroads, training facilities, health facilities, and other structures. Plans include all electrical, water supply, sewer and other utilities associated with a project. Ensures proper utility services, energy requirements, and other considerations before submitting programming documents. Conducts field investigations to determine feasibility of construction by assessing status of utilities, adjoining construction, topographic features, and other planning factors such as traffic flow- Develops siting requests, technical specifications, and cost estimates of projects- Programs into DD 1391 Processor System all MCA, MMCA, Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifikationsanforderungen
Applicants must have completed a full 4-year course of study in o ROKG authorized or recognized college or university in the field of engineering related to the job for which being considered, or possess an engineer license (기사) in the field related to the job for which being considered.
Auswahlkriterien auswählen
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