Responsibilities:- Conduct structured site evaluations to assess existing conditions, validate constructability, and utility-related risks
- Support installation / regional stakeholder coordination by participating in planning sessions, design discussions, technical working groups to capture local requirements, operational considerations, and mitigation needs
- Review, validate, and standardize onsite data for input into approved facility / asset-management systems, helping maintain accurate decision-ready records for leadership
- Perform discrepancy assessments by comparing conditions to engineering assumptions, documenting variances, conducting root-cause analysis, and developing technical recommendations for Government evaluation
- Assist with project transition activities by supporting closeout documentation, utility tie-in planning, system training readiness, and turnover preparation
- Track local schedule, cost, and performance metrics for assigned projects or initiatives, identifying indicators of risk and preparing draft variance summaries
- Coordinate administrative and logistical support for Government site visits
Qualifications:- A minimum of three years of experience supporting engineering, construction management, facility planning, infrastructure assessments, or installation support operations (preferably within DoW or federal asset management environments); U.S. Federal government consulting experience preferred
- Bachelor's degree from an accredited college/university
- Experience conducting field assessments, interpreting engineering drawings, analyzing site constraints, and supporting constructability reviews
- Understanding of installation public works operations, facility lifecycle management, utility systems, and basic engineering principles applicable to MILCON (military construction), FSRM (Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization)
- Proficiency in collecting, validating, and preparing data for entry into facilities or asset management systems (e.g. - BUILDER SMS, USMCMax, GIS-enabled tools)
- Ability to travel as required to support firm engagements (Initial project will require onsite presence in Cherry Point, NC)
- Applicant must possess a U.S. Government Secret clearance
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