Total 809 job vacancies in washington

Duties include but not limited to:
Utility System Repair:

• You will install, recognize the problem or cause of faulty equipment, and making repairs on a variety of electric and gas hot water boilers and their compressors, condensers, coils, fans, electrical/air operated control systems.
• You will install, modify, and repair by setting up piping routes and equipment locations, placing and cutting openings in floors, walls, and ceilings that may be constructed of concrete, wood, plaster, metal, etc. Shall perform work typical of a journeyman plumber; shall install, modify, and repair utility systems and equipment such as water, gas, and supply, drain, condensate return and vent lines.
• You will be responsible for developing a good working knowledge of the Department of Veterans Affairs boiler safety directive 1810 and other applicable VA policies and procedures.
• You will perform major and minor repairs to equipment and operate in accordance with VA regulations and directives, facility policies, local standard operating procedures and good engineering practice.
• You use equipment instruction sheets, blueprints, drawings, and oral or written instructions. Performs work using tools of the general mechanic trade, pipe wrenches, gas welding torches, grinders, drill presses, small hand tools, and electrical diagnostic meters.

• You will make periodic visual checks of equipment to ensure proper operation; operates manual and automatic control instruments and high pressure gas/oil fired boilers required for continuous Boiler Plant Operation.
• You will checks and make adjustments to feed water regulators and pumps. Checks steam, airflow, gas, and/or oil meters and fuel gas-temperature records. Fires on oil eight hours or more each month. Fires up or takes boilers offline. Frequently checks water levels and steam pressure gauges; opens intake valves to add water or to blow off steam. Ensures proper operation of heat recovery system to maximize heat recovery and minimize thermal pollution.
• You will calculate treatment requirements, making determination of required chemicals to be added to boilers and de-aerating tank to treat water or control corrosion/scale formation.
• You will accomplish system/equipment repairs or adjustments noting technical difficulties in system/equipment operations (e.g., rerolls tubes; repairs refractories and pumps; replaces fan motors; dismantles/cleans/repacks valves, pistons, and/or seals; mounts, connects, and adjusts transformers, motors, electrodes, relays; solenoids, rheostats, aqua-stats, stack switches, and/or ducts.
• You will operate and test fire/disaster alarm equipment and emergency communications. Services key role in sounding station fire/disaster alarms and maintaining emergency communications with local public safety offices/officials.
• Performs other related duties as assigned

• Cleans up rooms, halls, flights of stairs, and different territories. Along with mop and vacuum.
• Uses and maintains mechanical equipment to clean rugs, drapes, etc.
• Cleans disinfects and deodorizes toilet facilities, dusts assigned areas, and empties trash.
• Washes walls, windows, blinds and ceiling fixtures using ladders, scaffolds and safety belt.
• Maintains stock of room and cleaning supplies to perform assigned duties.

Functions and duties include:

• Enter irregular fields, patient contours, and other vital beam data into a treatment planning computer in a timely and accurate manner.
• Enter approved treatment fields into the record and verify system, assuring all patient data is correctly input and transferred to treatment machine for treatment of patient.
• Accurately compute radiation dose to individual ports, tumors, spine, and other necessary body structures to ensure quality treatment to patients and safety to tissue tolerance.
• Conscientiously maintain awareness of dose - tissue tolerance.
• Submit plan choices to appropriate physician to aid in determining best treatment method for specific patient tumors on an individual basis.
• Submit notations on simulation films for proper block mounting to mould room within appropriate time frame.
• Accurately prepare treatment charts prior to first treatment with method of treatment to be used.
• Indicate vital factors necessary for correct patient treatment such as boosts, cord block, wedges, and other various treatment aids.
• Accurately diagram patient set-up when necessary to assure treatment method is easily understood by the therapists administering the treatments.
• Record final dose of all treatment areas with accuracy.
• Perform weekly chart checks of patient dose and chart radiation therapy review in the absence of the Physicist.
• Assist CT scan technologists in a competent and courteous manner and instructs them as to the scan slices that will be needed.
• Ensure CT scans are promptly delivered to dosimetry for image formatting to assure smooth patient flow.
• Work with Radiation Oncologists, Therapists, Department Nurse, and Clerical staff as a member of the radiation therapy team to accomplish the goals of the radiation therapy department effectively and efficiently.
• Stay current with new developments in the field of radiation therapy and be able to utilize the new technologies available to provide patients with the best possible treatment.
• Adhere to all safety and health standards, regulations, work practices, and use proper protective equipment as required.
• Assist oncologist in brachytherapy procedures and maintain sterile techniques.
• Design a treatment plan by means of computer and/or manual computation to determine a treatment field technique that will deliver the radiation dose prescribed by the Radiation Oncologist.
• Consider dose-limiting structures when designing treatment plans. These structures could include the eye when treating the brain, the heart when treating the lung, or the spinal cord when it is included in the area of treatment.
• Execute planning for intracavitary and interstitial brachytherapy procedures.
• Supervise, perform, or assist in the process of producing moulds, casts, and other immobilization devices for accurate treatment delivery.
• Work with radiation therapists in the implementation of patient treatment plans, to include the correct application of immobilization devices, beam modification devices, approved field arrangements, and other treatment variables.
• Use imaging modalities such as CT scans alone or in combination with MRI or PET scans to create conventional or IMRT treatment plans that enable us to give higher doses of radiation to a tumor while lowering the doses to the sensitive structures around it.
• Perform calculations for the accurate delivery of the Radiation Oncologist's prescribed dose, document pertinent information in the patient record, and verify the mathematical accuracy of all calculations using a system established by the Medical Physicist.
• Perform or assist in the application of specific methods of radiation measurement as directed by the Medical Physicist.
• Provide technical and physics support to the Medical Physicist; this support could be in radiation protection, qualitative machine calibrations, and quality assurance of the radiation oncology equipment.
• Assist in the clinical education of radiation oncology residents, radiation therapy students, or medical dosimetry students.
• Understand the technical aspects of radiation oncology and medical physics to meticulously derive computerized treatment plans and communicate these aspects to the Radiation Oncologist for plan approval and to the Radiation Therapist for plan implementation.
• Perform routine duties independent of supervision, consulting with the Radiation Oncologist and Medical Physicist as required.
• Provide a working knowledge of radiation safety and current rules and regulations of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
• Interpret and execute treatment plans as defined in relevant treatment protocols.

Functions and duties include:

• Enter irregular fields, patient contours, and other vital beam data into a treatment planning computer in a timely and accurate manner.
• Enter approved treatment fields into the record and verify system, assuring all patient data is correctly input and transferred to treatment machine for treatment of patient.
• Accurately compute radiation dose to individual ports, tumors, spine, and other necessary body structures to ensure quality treatment to patients and safety to tissue tolerance.
• Conscientiously maintain awareness of dose - tissue tolerance.
• Submit plan choices to appropriate physician to aid in determining best treatment method for specific patient tumors on an individual basis.
• Submit notations on simulation films for proper block mounting to mould room within appropriate time frame.
• Accurately prepare treatment charts prior to first treatment with method of treatment to be used.
• Indicate vital factors necessary for correct patient treatment such as boosts, cord block, wedges, and other various treatment aids.
• Accurately diagram patient set-up when necessary to assure treatment method is easily understood by the therapists administering the treatments.
• Record final dose of all treatment areas with accuracy.
• Perform weekly chart checks of patient dose and chart radiation therapy review in the absence of the Physicist.
• Assist CT scan technologists in a competent and courteous manner and instructs them as to the scan slices that will be needed.
• Ensure CT scans are promptly delivered to dosimetry for image formatting to assure smooth patient flow.
• Work with Radiation Oncologists, Therapists, Department Nurse, and Clerical staff as a member of the radiation therapy team to accomplish the goals of the radiation therapy department effectively and efficiently.
• Stay current with new developments in the field of radiation therapy and be able to utilize the new technologies available to provide patients with the best possible treatment.
• Adhere to all safety and health standards, regulations, work practices, and use proper protective equipment as required.
• Assist oncologist in brachytherapy procedures and maintain sterile techniques.
• Design a treatment plan by means of computer and/or manual computation to determine a treatment field technique that will deliver the radiation dose prescribed by the Radiation Oncologist.
• Consider dose-limiting structures when designing treatment plans. These structures could include the eye when treating the brain, the heart when treating the lung, or the spinal cord when it is included in the area of treatment.
• Execute planning for intracavitary and interstitial brachytherapy procedures.
• Supervise, perform, or assist in the process of producing moulds, casts, and other immobilization devices for accurate treatment delivery.
• Work with radiation therapists in the implementation of patient treatment plans, to include the correct application of immobilization devices, beam modification devices, approved field arrangements, and other treatment variables.
• Use imaging modalities such as CT scans alone or in combination with MRI or PET scans to create conventional or IMRT treatment plans that enable us to give higher doses of radiation to a tumor while lowering the doses to the sensitive structures around it.
• Perform calculations for the accurate delivery of the Radiation Oncologist's prescribed dose, document pertinent information in the patient record, and verify the mathematical accuracy of all calculations using a system established by the Medical Physicist.
• Perform or assist in the application of specific methods of radiation measurement as directed by the Medical Physicist.
• Provide technical and physics support to the Medical Physicist; this support could be in radiation protection, qualitative machine calibrations, and quality assurance of the radiation oncology equipment.
• Assist in the clinical education of radiation oncology residents, radiation therapy students, or medical dosimetry students.
• Understand the technical aspects of radiation oncology and medical physics to meticulously derive computerized treatment plans and communicate these aspects to the Radiation Oncologist for plan approval and to the Radiation Therapist for plan implementation.
• Perform routine duties independent of supervision, consulting with the Radiation Oncologist and Medical Physicist as required.
• Provide a working knowledge of radiation safety and current rules and regulations of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
• Interpret and execute treatment plans as defined in relevant treatment protocols.

• Performs a variety of tasks such as grilling, frying, baking and preparing a variety of foods to include, but not limited to grill items like hamburgers, hot dogs, bacon, eggs, sausage, by watching while the items are cooking, turning as required; regulating temperature and removing when done
• Measures and weighs ingredients according to recipes or as directed in the preparation many types of main meal dishes like lasagna, meatloaf, and herb baked chicken.
• Prepares main meal side dishes of starches, vegetable and grain items with work performed on salads, desserts, juices, fruit trays etc
• Prepares toasts, salads, salad dressing, and sandwiches. Prepares fresh vegetables and fruits for serving according to instructions and / or recipes.
• Places cooked food in serving dishes in steam carts and food service lines.
• Washes and cleans kitchen equipment.
• Keep refrigerators, grills, equipment and working area clean and all food items FIFO and Date Tagged.
• May be required to collect money, operate a cash register and assist in inventory taking
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

As the Museum Specialist you will:

• Coordinates and manages the work processes of the PDE-I by means of work order requests, calendar scheduling and resource management tools. This role coordinates imaging across all studios, organizing photographer and art move schedules to maximize use of space and staff resources. Utilizes the work order management system (IRIS), NetX and TMS to perform the functions of asset discovery, quality assurance and delivery of work orders. Assist with image cataloging as needed. Conducts assignment and scheduling of projects based on institutional priority, space and staff resource availability. Manages client inquiries and expectations. Supports department staff and Department Head in achieving project objectives. Creates and maintains documentation of imaging project lists and assists with developing and executing project plans. Uses the Gallery’s collection management system (TMS) and NetX collections to retrieve information, produce reports and generate object photography lists. Coordinates with departmental staff to ensure accurate capture information is recorded in the Gallery’s digital asset management system (eDAM). Monitors and reports on project status using Wrike and any other relevant software applications.
• Proactively aids the department head with a variety of administrative functions, such as, creating budget reports, imaging statistics, image collections, assist with preparing presentations and Oracle/ dept credit card allocation of payments. Purchasing includes general office and photographic supplies, by means of the DIVS purchase card, as well larger purchases using purchase orders and Oracle. Manages contractor contract payments and work schedules.
• Provides support to photographic staff with the movement of works of art into and out of PDE-I studios to ensure efficient use of time and facilities. Schedules projects in consultation and in collaboration with curators, conservators and Gallery officials, to establish the most appropriate setting or action.

As the Visual Information Specialist you will:

• Makes digital images of two and three-dimensional works of art using direct digital capture. Work is usually performed in a photographic studio, but also occasionally in off-site locations. The incumbent needs to use a variety of digital cameras, lenses and lighting equipment and is expected to apply wide professional knowledge and experience to achieve the highest quality images.
• The incumbent, in consultation with the Production Manager and Head of Imaging, coordinates routine and special imaging projects, provides mentoring, direction, and advises junior imaging staff on the best application of technique, proper use of equipment, and appropriate viewing/lighting conditions for imaging. Supports junior staff to ensure all imaging created across the department aligns with the quality standards set forth by the Head of Imaging Dept.
• Communicates workflow and system inconsistencies to the Head of Imaging and performs basic equipment maintenance and troubleshooting. Schedules and coordinates the testing of Imaging software and photographic equipment with Color Scientist as required to ensure proper quality control. Acts as mentor and partner for select photography staff within PDE-I to deepen their knowledge and experience with advanced Imaging practice and technique. Shares their comprehensive knowledge of and skill in applying photogrammetry and other imaging techniques to works of art. Ability to choose the right lighting equipment, related computer software, imaging/scanning equipment, lens elements, and appropriate filters.

As a Director (Government Partnerships), GS-0301-14, your typical work assignments may include the following:

• Plans and coordinates the implementation of policies on U.S. national cybersecurity, to include international cybersecurity, Federal enterprise cybersecurity, partnering with State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial (SLTT) governments on cyber, and general cyber policy implementation.
• Ensures that matters affecting the national cybersecurity of the United States are given early consideration for decision at the highest levels of government in negotiations with representatives of foreign governments through bilateral or multilateral contacts, and/or legislation or other actions directed by Congress.
• Maintains oversight and assesses effectiveness of department and agency programs that relate to international, Federal, and SLTT cybersecurity.
• Coordinates, plans and initiates interagency efforts linked to national priorities and policies related to cybersecurity. Participates in, and if called upon, organizes special interagency studies, analyses, and policy papers on cybersecurity strategy and other related policy matters of immediate concern to senior ONCD officials.
• Works with the Intelligence Community (IC), the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and Sector Risk Management Agencies (SRMA) on developing a fulsome understanding of threats, risks, and vulnerabilities affecting the cybersecurity of partners and government systems more broadly.
• Coordinates with international and SLTT partners in advancing national cybersecurity, attaining a better understanding of the effectiveness of U.S. government programs, and ensuring stakeholder views are accounted for in national cybersecurity policy and strategy priorities.
• Prepares the NCD, DNCD, and ANCD-Implementation for meetings involving U.S. cabinet officers, foreign dignitaries, and members of Congress concerning national cybersecurity policy issues.
• Synthesizes the views of various executive branch agencies in order to develop comprehensive and coherent strategy and policy recommendations for consideration by ANCD-Implementation and U.S. policymakers.
• Assists the NCD, DNCD, and ANCDs, as called upon, in fulfilling their responsibilities and represents the views of the ONCD as appropriate in senior level inter-departmental meetings.

• You will provide expertise and consultation services on cultural resources products and services to clients within the Area of Responsibility (AOR) and to Navy activities and higher commands on a broad range of cultural resource matters and issues.
• You will represent the Regional Commander on tribal relations intercultural interactions, tribal government-to-government consultations, with various state, federal, DoD, and Navy officials.
• You will assign work to subordinates based on priorities, difficulty of assignments, and the capabilities of employees.
• You will evaluate performance of employees and approve/disapprove performance awards for subordinate employees.
• You will serve as the principal civilian consultant to the command on Cultural Resources program management.
• You will determine and manages all program requirements for command Cultural Resources products and services for NAVFAC Northwest and for NRNW.

• Collects data to complete Nutrition Risk Screening
• Assigns a level of nutrition risk (low/medium/high) to each screened patient.
• Evaluates diet changes in context of patient's diagnosis, tolerances, and overall condition
• Identifies nutritional education needs of patients
• Participate in outpatient nutrition education activities to include health fairs, weight support groups, basic individual nutrition follow-up visits, and basic nutrition classes.

• Cleans up rooms, halls, flights of stairs, and different territories. Along with mopping and vacuuming.
• Uses and maintains mechanical equipment to clean rugs, drapes, etc.
• Cleans disinfects and deodorizes toilet facilities, dusts assigned areas, and empties trash.
• Washes walls, windows, blinds and ceiling fixtures using ladders, scaffolds and safety belt.
• Maintains stock of room and cleaning supplies to perform assigned duties.

The Office of Copyright Records (CR) is responsible for preserving, maintaining, and servicing copyright-related records in physical and digital formats. The staff of CR retrieve records for court cases and public research, perform certified searches and write search reports based on copyright registered materials and other copyright records, and provide certified and non-certified copies of copyright deposits, additional certificates, and other copyright records, maintain the official records of the U.S. Copyright Office, and respond to inspection requests from members of the public or Congress. CR staff also record into a public database recordation document pertaining to copyright ownership, including transfers of copyright ownership.  The work CR executes contributes to and supports the world's largest database of copyright ownership.

This position, Library Technician, may work in any of the areas of CR, reporting to the relevant section head or supervisor, and may perform a variety of technical tasks required by that section or area.

While performing daily activities, the incumbent is responsible for ensuring proper handling and security of all Library and Copyright Office materials.

Provides support to public service librarians or other staff members assigned to work in the reading room. Charges records materials in and out of their assigned locations using manual and automated systems, and shelves library and records materials in proper sequence. Tracks loaned or borrowed materials to insure timely return. Retrieves patron requested materials from storage. Routes collections, records or materials to other organizations as required. Validates the internal or external routing of materials, securing items prior to routing or transporting to ensure safe delivery. Ensures materials are transported using secure conveyances. Inspects materials while handling them and notifies supervisor or librarians of condition of materials needing attention. Identifies and prepares library materials (such as unbound periodicals and books needing repairs) for binding or rebinding. Repairs minor damage to print materials. 

Posts official record changes or updates in manual or automated records or files. Answers ready reference questions and assists users with the public access catalog, other finding aids, and with operation of automated equipment.

Locates and retrieves uncatalogued records from data bases. Makes adaptations and additions to the record to conform to the bibliographic record identification system.

Using manual or automated systems, tracks record retention and ensures records are routed and retained according to established schedules, properly disposing of records according to established schedules and in compliance with record disposition standards.

Ensures all materials are secured through use of established security and loss prevention measures, installing or reinstalling security measures and devices in materials as required.

Ensures materials are stored according to established archival storage standards, properly labeling storage containers as directed and ensures materials within containers is listed on required manifest sheets, or is contained within a properly configured, labeled, and cataloged container.

Following established protocols, prepares records, records or collections for image preservation and reproduction, resolving material sequencing discrepancies. Mends material, according to standards, as necessary prior to processing, when it is possible to properly do so. Records missing materials or other irregularities according to policy. Provides assistance in the use of equipment, ensuring that equipment is clean and in proper working order for optimum performance. Uses assigned manual or automated systems for records inventory maintenance, updating them as required for records inventory maintenance. 

Performs clerical and administrative support tasks such as maintaining time and attendance records; processing incoming and outgoing mail for the office, including preparing mail and freight records; photocopying materials including organizing and collating materials; and maintaining and ordering office supplies. Reports equipment problems to the helpdesk. 

• You will provide and exercise direct administrative and technical supervision over the Remediation Branch of the RASP Division.
• You will direct and participate in the performance of audits and frequent surveillances to ensure organizations are training their personnel, performing procedures, and maintaining records.
• You will develop, implement and revise PSNS instructions pertinent to Radiation Health and Safety, and RASP.
• You will review training plans and procedures submitted by non-nuclear departments (e.g., Radiography, Radiac Calibration Laboratory, Engineering etc.) for technical content and applicability.
• You will provide advice on work-related administrative matters and make substantive recommendations on employment matters.
• You will resolve problems that involve policy determination or that potentially establish precedent.
• You will be responsible for enforcing compliance with technical requirements and ensuring finished products meet specified radiological and quality requirements.

The Head of Reference Services in the Hispanic Reading Room is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Section, supervising the staff, and serving as a lead reference in matters dealing with the countries, languages, and regions within the Section's geographic areas of responsibility. Under the guidance of the Division Chief, the incumbent assures the provision of timely and accurate reference service to the Congress and other Library patrons, directs the development and maintenance of the Library's collections pertaining to the region, facilitates access to these collections for scholars, researchers, and others worldwide, and manages the development of digital technology to advance the Section's goals. 

The incumbent plans and produces educational programs, exhibits, seminars, and colloquia to bring attention to research developments and collections of interest to scholars and the general public. The incumbent may be responsible for cultivating relations with potential donors, securing funds for new initiatives, acquiring new collections, and establishing new services. In addition, the incumbent may also be assigned to perform general administrative duties for the division and to serve in lieu of the chief as required. 

Supervises the work of the Section's staff. Plans the work of the Section, including formulating goals and objectives and identifying opportunities for improvements in methods and procedures. Supervises and participates in the preparation of reports, translations, bibliographies, exhibits, web pages and other information products of the Section.  Performs the administrative and human resource management functions relative to the staff supervised. Establishes guidelines and performance expectations for staff members, which are clearly communicated through the formal employee performance management system.

Plans, establishes, and directs a library reference program to provide information about the region. Oversees all reference service provided by the section's staff. On assignment, supervises staffing of the division's reading room and administers the policies and regulations concerning security and access to the collections.  Collaborates with other Library staff and outside partners in the U.S. and abroad in developing and providing access to library resources through the web and by other means.

Makes significant recommendations to change, interpret, or develop important or innovative policies affecting the process and funding of acquisitions from and relating to the area of the section's responsibility.  Oversees staff making authoritative recommendations for the acquisition of material in all languages, formats, and subjects of relevance to the study of the region, including legal, audiovisual, and electronic items.

Plans and produces public programs, exhibits, seminars, and colloquia on the region, bringing attention to research developments and collections of interest to both scholars and the general public. Under the guidance of the Division Chief, may be responsible for cultivating relations with potential donors and securing funds for acquisitions, public programs, exhibits, and other activities related to the section's geographic area.

Reviews and analyzes major issues in information research and dissemination as they apply to providing information about the region. Provides highly specialized research for the use of Congressional clients, the courts, national security agencies and other researchers inside and outside the Library.

Performs various other duties as assigned.

At the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), we are committed to diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility (DEIA) and value a workforce that reflects the diverse experiences and perspectives of the communities we serve. As such, we welcome applications from qualified individuals of all backgrounds who share our commitment to public service.

The incumbent of this position will:

• Partner with division leaders to identify and implement system changes to support disclosure modernization efforts. Recommends technical solutions and approaches based on changes to business processes, new rulemakings, or policy changes.
• Provides subject matter expertise on disclosure review system business requirements that support system design, database design, access control, management systems, and other related technology initiatives. Facilitates system transformational efforts to increase effectiveness and improve business processes.
• Serves as primary Tier 2 help desk staff daily, including coordinating responses to technical issues and researching and resolving specific Division business process problems for specialized accountants and lawyers. Provides structure to the Tier 1 disclosure review system help desk support operations.
• Serves as the main point of contact for all aspects of the disclosure review system (i.e., system product owner), assists the Office of Information Technology (OIT) on future enhancements and releases, and manages support contracts by serving as a Contracting Officer Representative.
• Provides detailed requirements around system enhancements to the system development team based on detailed knowledge of the Division's review process and policies. This is the main point of contact to ensure system functionality supports all areas of business process (e.g., transactional filing reviews, annual report filing reviews, handling of confidential materials, etc.).
• Keeps the Division apprised of disclosure review system enhancements via email communications, development of job aids, and the facilitation of training sessions; and leads focus groups with system users to develop enhancements and track and resolve system bugs.