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• Provides technical support and assistance for physical facility and equipment management.
• Identifies facility, safety, and defense forces vehicle needs for New Boston SFS.
• Operates the vehicle fuel facilities and performs associated fuel supply maintenance and compliance duties.
• Operates the hazardous material facility.
• Acts as NBSFS single point of contact on all CA/CRL items.

• Serves as Project Manager responsible for the overall management, control, coordination, and execution of assigned projects.
• Performs as the project team leader who implements corporate decisions, guidance, regulations, and policies.
• Participates in programming decisions affecting long and short-range courses of action for assigned projects.
• Contributes input to the operating budget related to projects assigned.
• Identifies customer problems and facilitates appropriate resolution.
• Interacts with higher officials internal and external to the organization.
• Regulates the quality of projects to ensure they are completed on schedule and within budget.

• Serves as Project Manager responsible for the overall management, control, coordination, and execution of assigned projects.
• Performs as the project team leader who implements corporate decisions, guidance, regulations, and policies.
• Participates in programming decisions affecting long and short-range courses of action for assigned projects.
• Contributes input to the operating budget related to projects assigned.
• Identifies customer problems and facilitates appropriate resolution.
• Interacts with higher officials internal and external to the organization.
• Regulates the quality of projects to ensure they are completed on schedule and within budget.

The Academy’s academic and leadership-development programs are rigorous and innovative and include both classroom instruction as well as experiential learning through USMMA’s renowned Sea Year program.  The Academy is part of DOT’s Maritime Administration and works closely with partners across the U.S. national-security community.

The Provost is responsible for all facets of the academic development of midshipmen, and for maintaining an educational program that motivates and prepares students to serve as exemplary leaders in the merchant marine and/or U.S. Armed Forces, including the following:

• Ensures USMMA maintains the highest level of academic quality and standards. Prioritizes the scholastic mission of the USMMA and fosters an environment that promotes academic success and a commitment to scholarship, learning, and discovery.
• Sets the strategic direction for the Sea Year training program to ensure that sea time placements required to qualify midshipmen to take the Coast Guard licensing exam prioritize midshipman safety and well-being.
• Works with other Academy senior leaders to ensure that all Academy programming fosters the development of leadership qualities among midshipmen, including strength of character, integrity, and the highest sense of honor. Deals fairly and consistently with all students, faculty, staff, and stakeholders and fosters trust by acting transparently and in full accordance with the Academy’s standards of integrity and honor.
• Ensures adherence to standards, policies, and procedures on the campus and for the Sea Year training program that maintain the Academy’s standards for SASH.
• Supports a proactive program to ensure effective communications regarding the Academy’s mission and operations to Congress, the public, and other stakeholders, including managing effective coordination with DOT and MARAD regarding all such communications.

The Provost is responsible for the following departments and offices: Department of Marine Engineering; Department of Marine Transportation; Department of Mathematics and Science; Department of Humanities; Department of Naval Science; Department of Professional Development and Career Services; Library; Institutional Assessment, Academic Center of Excellence; Academy Registrar and the American Merchant Marine Museum.

Through direction of these departments, the Provost is responsible for assuring the quality of curriculum and instruction to accomplish the following:

• Ensures that the professional licensing program meets the standards prescribed by the U.S. Coast Guard.
• Ensures that the academic program meets the standards prescribed by the accrediting associations.
• Ensures that the credentials, experience, and teaching ability of the faculty meet the requirements of the curriculum and the needs of the midshipmen.
• Ensures that the midshipmen meet the minimum performance standards prescribed by academic policies.
• Helps ensure that academic facilities and equipment are effectively and efficiently utilized to accomplish the educational objective of the Academy.
• Supports enrollment management initiatives and innovations in programs and methods of delivery that respond in a timely manner to rapidly changing environment.
• Oversees the systematic and routine assessment of all academic and student affairs programs and services to measure and plan continuous improvement.
• Helps ensure that the Academy offers an inclusive environment that celebrates and promotes understanding and respect within a diverse student body, staff, and community.
• Maintains regular communications and working relationships with the six maritime colleges, and other federal service academies, keeping them informed of current activities and working with them to achieve institutional priorities.
• Strengthens diversity, equity, and inclusion at the Academy and supports efforts to combat sexual assault and sexual harassment (SASH) both on campus and during the Sea Year training program.
• Ensures effective communications with all stakeholders.

The Provost will also work closely with the USMMA, MARAD and DOT leadership to manage ongoing efforts to address operational and programmatic challenges at the Academy, including those identified in the National Academy of Public Administration’s report, “Organizational Assessment of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy: A Path Forward.”

• Inspects and troubleshoots electrical pop-up target mechanisms on ranges.
• Ensures that controls and target mechanisms are operational prior to and after use.
• Services and issues informational materials and maintains logs in support of training.
• Inspects and oversees usage of training areas by units training on the installation.
• Coordinates and control installation training areas and facilities.
• Inspects and service ranges, training areas, facilities and firing positions before live fire exercises.

• Perform daily administrative functions in support of the organization’s readiness program.
• Provide guidance to personnel on changes to organizational regulations and directives.
• Utilize various automation systems to identify financial management program deficiencies.
• Analyze account report system to maintain inventory
• Coordinate training programs for personnel in accordance with organizational directives and guidance.
• Manage the travel program for the organization.
• Provide pay guidance to organizational personnel.

• Perform daily administrative functions in support of the organization’s readiness program.
• Provide guidance to personnel on changes to organizational regulations and directives.
• Utilize various automation systems to identify financial management program deficiencies.
• Analyze account report system to maintain inventory
• Coordinate training programs for personnel in accordance with organizational directives and guidance.
• Manage the travel program for the organization.
• Provide pay guidance to organizational personnel.

This position is located in an operating office (Office) within a bureau or bureau equivalent office (Bureau) within the Department of the Interior (Department). This position serves as an engineer providing civil engineering expertise for a variety of projects and activities throughout the Office which typically include combinations of complex features. Work can include design. studies. analyses. construction administration, documentation, inspections, assessments, investigations, reviews, cost estimating. specifications writing, compliance evaluations, and evaluating facility capacities and operations. The purpose of this position is to perform work in one or more specialties of hydraulic, hydrologic. geotechnical, structural, highway, and construction management. Complex features include bridges. oil and gas producing facilities. concrete and embankment dams, roads, levees, canals. pipelines, tunnels. pumping plants, power plants, waterways, reservoirs, water and wastewater systems, buildings. irrigation systems. recreation sites, and related appurtenant systems.

• Plan/design/maintain road structures or transportation facilities by considering factors such as economics, route location, traffic behavior, and/or vehicle characteristics.
• Work with Contracting Officers to implement/administer construction or service contracts.
• Plan and/or coordinate civil engineering facility inspections to identify deficiencies and/or policy compliance.
• Ensure contractors' pricing is fair and reasonable by reviewing proposals for compliance with federal laws and regulations.
• Ensure technical designs, construction plans, or correspondences are written in accordance with federal and regulatory policies.

• Serve as a Supervisory Staff Administrator in an Army Reserve Battalion or equivalent size unit.
• Exercise supervision and control on behalf of the Commander.
• Manage, coordinate and integrate the day-to-day operations of the Battalion.
• Maintain oversight of the readiness status of subordinate units.
• Advise the Commander and staff on policy matters relative to all phases of the United States Army Reserve Command (USAR) program.
• Analyze and interpret incoming directives, policies, and instructions to implement the changes in the Battalion.
• Direct and monitor compliance and actions required to improve programs.
• Identify requirements for development of the yearly budget for Reserve Personnel Army and Operations Maintenance Army Reserve funds.

DUTY 1
Performs career-broadening assignments designed to enhance and develop leadership competencies and business skills in the civil engineer functional community.

DUTY 2
Performs career-broadening assignments involved in program development and evaluation.

DUTY 3
Carries out special projects and assignments designed specifically to meet the broadening intent of the position.

DUTY 4
Represents AFNWC/PI and serves as a member of internal and external governance boards/working groups such as the WGF Action Group and WGF Executive Steering Group that address priorities, opportunities, and challenges and produce cooperative solutions.

DUTY 5
Develops and provides expertise on developments within the Air Force Civil Engineer functional area and provides related consultant and advisor services to the Command.

• You will be responsible for independently reviewing contractor’s performance in assigned areas to assure that the technical engineering work is accomplished according to objectives of the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program (NNPP).
• You will identify technical deficiencies, complex quality problems and program management problems such as schedule delays.
• You will initiate or recommend corrective action to resolve problems as they arise.
• You will attend contractor internally scheduled meetings.
• You will Inspect, assess and audit contractor operations.
• You will review contractor technical and production reports.
• You will analyze contractor work methods and procedures, resources, planning and scheduling for future work, quality control systems to determine their ability to meet Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program (NNPP) needs.
• You will evaluate technical operations for conformance with requirements, specifications, and prescribed procedures.

• Performs such responsibilities but is not limited to, the quality monitoring of pharmacy services, consultation for personnel issues, accreditation standards and clinical services, provision of recommendations regarding appropriate staffing numbers and equipment purchases, compliance with the Service Unit policies and procedures such as formulary adherence and overall continuity of pharmaceutical care between the outlying clinics.
• Assures pharmacy control measures are in place including security of relevant pharmaceutical agents such as controlled substances
• Manages financial and budgetary matters relating to the pharmacy including pharmacy procurement, acquisition, and billing issues.
• Provides direct pharmaceutical services to inpatient and outpatient units.
• Oversees coordinates, plans, organizes, implements and evaluates the work unit.
• Creates schedules, work plans, performance assessment plans, performance improvement plans, applies disciplinary action, counsels staff, recruits and hires staff, prepares position descriptions and other hiring documents, determines awards for staff, conducts performance evaluations, conducts workforce development activities, trains and orients staff, assigns work. and performs related supervisory duties.
• Reviews and makes decisions on leave requests as the leave granting official.