Total 27 business management project planning job vacancies in Maintenance / Repair category in Fort Hunter Liggett, California

As a Facilities Leasing and Management Branch Chief within the Office of Management Services, some of your specific duties will include:

• Develops and implements strategies to ensure bureau-wide space acquisition projects and policies, standards, processes, and procedures are aligned with new and existing Statutes, Executive Orders, Department of the Interior (DOI), General Services Administration (GSA), and other Federal standards and regulations.
• Monitors trends and developments in lease acquisition and management, design, consolidation, engineering, and construction to include analyzing impacts on the program, identifying opportunities, and modifying or applying new techniques, applications, methods, or processes for improved project, program and mission delivery.
• Serves as Principal Bureau Technical Advisor for real estate, space, and lease acquisition to provide the most current up-to-date information on the Department of the Interior (DOI), General Services Administration (GSA), and other regulatory guidance essential to the legally sufficient and orderly accomplishment of the Office of Management Services mission.
• Oversees and monitors the execution and administration United States Geological Survey (USGS) space acquisition and tenant improvement projects totaling $90 million annually in rent and manages/oversees on average $8-$10 million a year in tenant improvement projects, facility construction, and operational work.
• Supervises the activities of the branch through the work of professional/technical staff who provide facilities planning, acquisition, and administrative support to bureau science centers to include managing all aspects of space acquisition, construction, and tenant improvement projects to include the full range of supervisory authorities and responsibilities related to position management, hiring, employee relations, equal employment opportunity, labor management relations, and property.
• Operates a government owned or leased vehicle as incident driver.

• Coordinate and interact extensively with the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) proponent to ensure Irwin Army Community Hospital (IACH) compliance with Army requirements.
• Notify Department Chiefs and management officials of employees randomly selected for drug testing.
• Serve as assistant on matters pertaining to IACH’s workforce management activities.
• Provide administrative support, assistance and information to IACH supervisors on a wide variety of actions, issues, problems and questions that affect IACH employees.
• Serve as primary administrator for the Defense Performance Management and Appraisal Program (DPMAP), the performance management program for civilian employees.
• Monitor timely completion of performance plans and appraisals.
• Use a variety of automated systems and computer applications.

• Performs a wide variety of public service duties: circulation, reference/readers advisory, database searching, collection maintenance, programming, marketing, displays/publicity, interlibrary loans, reserves.
• Performs a wide variety of technical service duties: cataloging/copy cataloging, ordering/receiving/processing/accounting for an de-acquisitioning of library materials, shelf inventories.
• Performs a wide variety of systems application and maintenance which may include standard office software, basic Integrated Library System and PC management.
• Trains others is the performance of library technician duties.

• Incumbent works under the direction and reports to the Support Services Specialist. Receives, interprets, initiates, and processes maintenance requests for repairs or services.
• Coordinates the initial and long-term planning for the maintenance of all material and equipment utilized by the installation.
• Oversees a comprehensive preventive maintenance program and coordinates on-demand maintenance. Serves as warranty coordinator by monitoring and maintaining reports of equipment under warranty.
• Ensures the program performs within budgetary constraints with purchases, repair parts and supplies. Inspects and diagnoses equipment to make a determination on the best means to repair equipment.
• Coordinates appropriate course of actions for repairs. Identifies equipment to be salvaged or what disposition should be made.

• Performs a variety of trades and craft duties involving maintenance, repair and improvement of facilities.
• Assists in the maintenance and repair of the grounds; cuts grass, plants, trims hedges, trees and shrubbery.
• The incumbent may be required to operate a ½ Ton up to 1 Ton motor vehicle to and from worksite to transport material and personnel.
• Duties require the use of trade practices associated with carpentry, painting, and laboring work.
• Assists in the maintenance and repair of building exteriors.

• This position will be responsible for the daily golf course management of an 18-hole golf course, driving range and practice area.
• This position will be responsible for directing and supervising all subordinates of maintenance employees.
• The superintendent will be responsible for maintaining regular training and certification of membership and spraying licensing.
• This position will be responsible for preparing a working budget outlining annual maintenance requirement.
• The superintendent will be responsible for development of a preventive maintenance plan of all turf equipment and maintenance vehicles.

• Performs compliance inspections of BLM contracted construction, maintenance and service contracts.
• Constructs, repairs, alters, modifies, renovates and maintains recreation facilities and sites, historical sites, trails, roads, signs and toilet facilities in both developed and undeveloped areas.
• Serves as an on-site interface between the local county development agency and the BLM, as directed.
• Promotes visitor compliance with rules and regulations, and provides routine information on facilities, BLM programs and on the general area, including emergency services.
• Builds rudimentary addition to existing buildings; and build/repair wooden picnic tables, trail markers, kiosks, storage cabinets and other recreation facility type items.
• Installs, repairs, removes, replaces, tightens, splices, solders and insulates defective wiring, lights, switches, and other electrical fittings and fixtures.
• Performs basic surface preparation and applies coatings, using standard coating methods (e.g., brushing, rolling, spraying).
• Repairs public water facilities and building plumbing systems, including clearing drains and vents, and repairing and installing faucets, sinks, toilets and waste systems.
• Finishes and shapes cement using floats, edgers, troweling machines, abrasives and other finishing tools
• Performs welding to fabricate or repair and install gates, barricades and closures.
• Operates gasoline and diesel-powered pieces of heavy equipment to include tractors, both wheel and crawler, and respective attachments
• Operates standard cars and trucks, and more specialized vehicles, including but not limited to: UTV, backhoe, skid steer, and ‘Freightliner’ 10-ton dump truck.

• Performs a wide variety of public service duties: circulation, reference/reader’s advisory, database searching, collection maintenance, programming, marketing, and displays/publicity.
• Cataloging/copy cataloging, ordering/receiving/processing/accounting for and de-acquisitioning of library materials, shelve and inventory, and a wide variety of system application and maintenance.
• •Basic Integrated Library System and PC management.
• •Performs selected administrative management duties to include ensuring internal controls are in place in public services and/or technical services.
• Trains others in the performance of library technician duties.

• Performs compliance inspections of BLM contracted construction, maintenance and service contracts.
• Constructs, repairs, alters, modifies, renovates and maintains recreation facilities and sites, historical sites, trails, roads, signs and toilet facilities in both developed and undeveloped areas.
• Serves as an on-site interface between the local county development agency and the BLM, as directed.
• Promotes visitor compliance with rules and regulations, and provides routine information on facilities, BLM programs and on the general area, including emergency services.
• Builds rudimentary addition to existing buildings; and build/repair wooden picnic tables, trail markers, kiosks, storage cabinets and other recreation facility type items.
• Installs, repairs, removes, replaces, tightens, splices, solders and insulates defective wiring, lights, switches, and other electrical fittings and fixtures.
• Performs basic surface preparation and applies coatings, using standard coating methods (e.g., brushing, rolling, spraying).
• Repairs public water facilities and building plumbing systems, including clearing drains and vents, and repairing and installing faucets, sinks, toilets and waste systems.
• Finishes and shapes cement using floats, edgers, troweling machines, abrasives and other finishing tools.
• Performs welding to fabricate or repair and install gates, barricades and closures.
• Operates gasoline and diesel-powered pieces of heavy equipment to include tractors, both wheel and crawler, and respective attachments
• Operates standard cars and trucks, and more specialized vehicles, including but not limited to: UTV, backhoe, skid steer, and ‘Freightliner’ 10-ton dump truck.

• Operates as Assistant Fire Management Officer and works on a wildland fire team to complete wildfire suppression and prescribed burning actions, directing work of other natural resources personnel, and equipment operator.
• Operates a variety of wildland fire equipment including crawler tractor with fire plow and transport truck.
• Serves as senior Forestry Technician assisting forestry personnel and directing the work of other natural resources personnel and equipment operator in the technical planning and implementation of a variety of forest management activities.
• Develops inspection plans and monitors forestry contract operations on the installation to ensure compliance with contract specifications.
• Responsible for the timber marking program. Plans, coordinates, conducts, and directs timber marking activities and forest inventories. Uses automated systems to analyze data and prepare maps.

• Plan daily weekly and monthly work schedules and sequences of operations for subordinates.
• Establish deadlines and priorities on the basis of methods, and policies established by higher levels of supervision.
• Explain work requirements, instructing subordinates in new procedures and providing advice when problems arise.
• Investigate work related problems, such as low productivity, identify causes and implement corrective action within limits of authority.
• Develop and counsel employees on performance standards, implementing formal and informal performance appraisals.
• Determine supplies needed for planned projects and for repairs and/or upgrades to existing structures and grounds improvements.
• Train employees on safe work practices and the use of protective clothing and equipment.
• Ensure current information is provided to all employees regarding hazardous materials in the work environment.

• Read structural blueprints to perform repairs.
• Read blueprints to perform new structure construction.
• Use tools used in repairing dry wall.
• Use tools used in plumbing repairs.
• Construct wood structures such as floors and walls.
• Install basic electrical components such as outlet boxes.
• Use basic plumbing components.
• Cut accurate straight, angled, and curved cuts on wood products.
• Determine the layout of work sequences.
• Use T-Squares.

• Plan and lay out work from blueprints, sketches, drawings, specifications, and work orders.
• Interpret and apply complex building plans to determine material, tools, and equipment needed Completes work from initial layout to final assembly.
• Apply a full range of carpentry methods in accomplishing complex tasks.
• Apply a full range of painting methods in accomplishing complex tasks.
• Prepare various surfaces of interior and exterior components of buildings.
• Mix, thin, blend, match, tint, and tone coating materials.

• Provides technical guidance and oversight to technicians and operators in order to ensure, sustainment and successful Operation, Maintenance, and Repair (OMR).
• Provide services for horizontal and vertical infrastructures, such as Headquarters (HQ), Tactical Equipment Maintenance Facility (TEMF), UPH, Roads and Grounds, Tank Trails, firebreaks, and facilities alike.
• Directs small and large scale Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (SRM) construction projects to ensure code compliance.
• Manages team members to assist in the prevention, pre-suppression and suppression of woodland fires. Manages team members to assists with controlled burns, back burns and other activities necessary to control fires.
• Responsible for identifying, performing, and implementing the Directorate of Public Works (DPW’s) Deliberate Risk Management (DRM) program within assigned areas (shops) of supervision.
• Performs Deliberate Risk Assessments (DRA) in accordance with Army and Garrison policy.
• Advises and formally instructs employees on occupational safety and advanced safety programs, policies, procedures, and regulations.
• Complies with and supports the Army Safety Program as outlined in AR-385-10 and Fort Hood regulations.
• Plans weekly and monthly work schedules and sequence of operations for subordinates.
• Develops directives and policies consistent with the Commander's guidance and policies to ensure that mission requirements are met.
• Develops performance standards, counsels employees on performance, and makes formal and informal performance appraisals.
• The employee will drive a utility truck or similar vehicle to and from the work site in order to transport self, supplies and other employees.

• Inspect a variety of thermostats, switches, flame safeguard controls, linkages, electrical and electronic safety devices.
• Perform maintenance on a variety of oil fired and gas fired furnaces.
• Inspect a variety of thermostats, switches, flame safeguard controls, linkages, electrical and electronic safety devices.
• Repair gas mains to include installation of new piping.
• Adjust heating plants for maximum efficiency, using test equipment such as CO2 tester, Testo Digital Combustion analyzer, monometer, and Honeywell systems tester.
• Remove, clean, adjust and replace nozzles, electrodes, strainers, filters, orifices, thermocouples and hot surface igniter unit.