Total 57 Others job vacancies in D05 Clementi New Town, Hong Leong Garden, Pasir Panjang

As a Teacher (Navajo) CY-1710-11, your typical work assignments may include the following under supervision:

• Prepare yearly instructional outlines and related daily lesson plans covering relevant units of study and specifying objectives, activities and evaluative methods/instruments for both group and individual instructional programs.
• Teach students by selecting, developing, adapting and implementing appropriate instructional methods and techniques utilizing available resources to provide for academic achievement.
• Continuously evaluate individual and group academic progress through the use of criterion-referenced tests, periodic standardized tests, oral tests, and/or other relevant evaluative methods/instruments.
• Develop and conduct instruction within an environment that provides and promotes opportunities for the students to develop rapport, inter-relationships, self-discipline and a positive self-image.
• Maintain control of assigned class(es) and handle discipline independently except for chronic or extreme behavior problems.
• Supervise assigned students as scheduled, or provide for their supervision, throughout the academic day and/or activity in order to provide for the safety, health, and welfare of the students in compliance with school, Agency, and Area Guidelines.

• Serves as principal advisor and technical expert to the commander and key staff members on financial management activities.
• Plans basic concepts and policies of financial management in long and short-range administrative and operational plans.
• Investigates and resolves crucial funding problems, policy issues, and program elements affecting resource management functions.
• Provides leadership, direction, and coordination of Garrison resource management programs and activities.
• Establishes and implements policies on administration and personnel management and training and utilization.

At the full performance level you will serve as a Subject Matter Expert on the Federal Employees' Compensation Act (FECA) servicing the employee's workers' compensation needs at assigned U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) organizations within CBP's scope of authority and is a liaison between CBP and the Department of Labor's Office of Workers Compensation Programs (OWCP) District Offices.

This position starts at a salary of $59,966.00 (GS-09, Step 1) to $94,317.00 (GS-11, Step 10) with promotion potential to $94,317.00 Per Year (GS-11 Step 10).

At the full performance level typical duties will include:

• Implementing standardized Workers Compensation (WC) Branch procedures and processes governing facility workers' compensation program activities and methods for use in evaluating employee benefits or benefits activities.
• Completing technical review, analysis and collaboration among internal and external stakeholders to ensure accurate processing of WC claims.
• Providing guidance and counsel to facility injury compensation coordinators, employees, managers and supervisors regarding their rights, responsibilities and requirements under the Federal Employees' Compensation Act (FECA) immediately following the first report of work-related injury or illness.
• Evaluating all claims against the five required elements of a compensable claim and prepares written statement of challenge to notify OWCP of the deficiencies when any of the five elements are not met with factual and objective evidence.

• Provide advice regarding individual training requirements to management.
• Compose reports on the standing of program requirements.
• Ensure training requirements are met through coordination with management.
• Evaluate regulations for required changes in training programs.
• Conduct inspections to ensure compliance with organizational inspection program.

• Serves as the Lead Operations Specialist in the Operations and Plans Branch, Directorate of Plans, Training, Mob and Security, Fort Drum, New York.
• Communicates assignments to the team, indicating the project, problem to be solved, actionable events, milestones, program issues under review and deadlines for completion.
• Monitors and reports on the status and progress of work, checking on work in progress and reviewing completed work to see that the supervisor's instructions on work priorities, methods, deadlines and quality have been met.
• Prepares reports and maintains records of work accomplishments for the team, as well as administrative information.
• Tracks ongoing and planned operations and reports their status to local supervisors and higher headquarters.
• Coordinates all directorate of special staff inputs to the development of garrison plans and/or orders.

Provides electronics engineering support for assigned National Airspace Systems (NAS). He/she provides resolution to problems related to the introduction of new systems into the NAS through problems associated with continued operation of commissioned facilities; but frequently refers difficult problems and work issues to a manager, program/project manager, team leader, or more experienced engineer when guidelines are not available or applicable.

Applies experience and detailed knowledge of electronic circuits, circuit elements, equipment, systems and electrical information such as communications, navigation, sensing, control and measurements, as it relates to the principles, techniques and practices of electronics engineering, to plan and accomplish assignments involving hardware/firmware/software problems such as modification and modernization to improve the reliability, maintainability, and safety of assigned NAS systems/equipment and facilities.

Follows established NASE processes and supervisory instructions for maintaining systems hardware, firmware, and software and facilities throughout the NAS and tests and recommends changes to national systems baseline configurations. Performs a mixture of routine and multiple and varying assignments under the limited direction of a sub-team manager, program manager, project lead, or more experienced engineer in the identifying and analyzing problems or system malfunctions and supporting the development and implementation of solutions.

As a contributing team member, he/she monitors performance and reliability of systems, analyzes performance and fault information from field facilities to identify causes of system failures and recommends system adjustments or enhancements. Assists in diagnosing and correcting system problems and/or failures. Work involves analyzing user requirements, monitoring systems to correct and prevent problems for optimal performance, and providing customer support for operational NAS systems. Identifies and recommending needs for functional improvements or system enhancements using statistical and empirical information. Uses prescribed guidelines to complete necessary user and technical documentation to support maintenance processes. Follows established change management practices to coordinate changes with affected stakeholders. Results of the work enable user organizations to accomplish mission requirements in the most efficient manner possible.

Assists senior engineers in the development of project plans, budgets, and schedules, identifying resource requirements, defining milestones and deliverables, monitoring activities and providing progress reports. For small projects, he/she utilizes project management to ensure that each project has a project plan and a budget that is aligned and tracked with the team's budget and goals. Demonstrates some independence in planning time and using assigned resources to perform tasks, complete small projects, and integrate and coordinate work with users and related functions, resolving most routine engineering issues that arise.

Work is reviewed periodically during assignments and at completion to ensure timeliness and technical compliance with the requirements of the project or other work activity.

Provides electronics engineering support for assigned National Airspace Systems (NAS). He/she provides resolution to problems related to the introduction of new systems into the NAS through problems associated with continued operation of commissioned facilities; but frequently refers difficult problems and work issues to a manager, program/project manager, team leader, or more experienced engineer when guidelines are not available or applicable.

Applies experience and detailed knowledge of electronic circuits, circuit elements, equipment, systems and electrical information such as communications, navigation, sensing, control and measurements, as it relates to the principles, techniques and practices of electronics engineering, to plan and accomplish assignments involving hardware/firmware/software problems such as modification and modernization to improve the reliability, maintainability, and safety of assigned NAS systems/equipment and facilities.

Follows established NASE processes and supervisory instructions for maintaining systems hardware, firmware, and software and facilities throughout the NAS and tests and recommends changes to national systems baseline configurations. Performs a mixture of routine and multiple and varying assignments under the limited direction of a sub-team manager, program manager, project lead, or more experienced engineer in the identifying and analyzing problems or system malfunctions and supporting the development and implementation of solutions.

As a contributing team member, he/she monitors performance and reliability of systems, analyzes performance and fault information from field facilities to identify causes of system failures and recommends system adjustments or enhancements. Assists in diagnosing and correcting system problems and/or failures. Work involves analyzing user requirements, monitoring systems to correct and prevent problems for optimal performance, and providing customer support for operational NAS systems. Identifies and recommending needs for functional improvements or system enhancements using statistical and empirical information. Uses prescribed guidelines to complete necessary user and technical documentation to support maintenance processes. Follows established change management practices to coordinate changes with affected stakeholders. Results of the work enable user organizations to accomplish mission requirements in the most efficient manner possible.

Assists senior engineers in the development of project plans, budgets, and schedules, identifying resource requirements, defining milestones and deliverables, monitoring activities and providing progress reports. For small projects, he/she utilizes project management to ensure that each project has a project plan and a budget that is aligned and tracked with the team's budget and goals. Demonstrates some independence in planning time and using assigned resources to perform tasks, complete small projects, and integrate and coordinate work with users and related functions, resolving most routine engineering issues that arise.

Work is reviewed periodically during assignments and at completion to ensure timeliness and technical compliance with the requirements of the project or other work activity.

As an Aircraft Engine Mechanic, WG-8602-10, you will:

• Remove, install, certify, repair, modify, overhaul, and install turboprop engines, reduction gear boxes, turbine modules, compressor modules, auxiliary power units, propellers and related propeller components as required. Perform maintenance on all propulsion systems including troubleshooting and diagnosing defects, certifying, conducting bench checks, performing in-shop and on-equipment repairs and overhaul. Diagnose malfunctions using computerized test equipment, schematic diagrams, technical publications and perform the appropriate repair according to the test results and analysis. Determine the extent of disassembly necessary to repair, overhaul, replace and certify all engine, propeller and auxiliary power unit parts. Clean and inspect engine and propeller component parts such as turbines, gearboxes, blades, gears, bearings, etc. Assemble engines, propellers and auxiliary power units, adhering to prescribed procedures, torque values, safety methods and clearances. Troubleshoot propellers using electric and hydraulic test stands to check for proper operation and evidence of oil leakage. Operationally check engines and propeller assemblies and auxiliary power units, by using the engine test cell facility to meet all full power run checks on the engine and propeller assemblies and auxiliary power units.
• Modify engines, propellers, auxiliary power units, and components in accordance with Time Compliance Technical Orders (TCTO) directives; remove and install engine quick change kits; prepare engines for installation and install engine and propeller assemblies on aircraft. Evaluate technical problems of repair, overhaul, modification and installation of aircraft propulsion systems. Solve all types of maintenance problems and perform bench checks and test engine and propeller assemblies for serviceability.
• Perform operational checks of installed propellers, engines, auxiliary power units and sub-systems during aircraft maintenance ground runs in accordance with approved checklists. Employ test equipment such as computer borescope, fuel pressure gauges, air pressure gauges, and alignment fixtures. Utilize special tools and precision measuring equipment, high-pressure hydraulic test equipment, and electronic test equipment.
• Perform isochronal and special evaluations on engines, propellers and auxiliary power units. Interpret certification findings and determine adequacy of corrective action. Certify installed and repaired engines for compliance with technical publications. Perform fixed and mobile test stand functions (which may include maintenance of engine test cell facility); install special test equipment; perform pre-operational and post operational checks. Operate engines and propellers and record test data. Operate, certify, and maintain computerized engine test/trim automated systems (ETTAS) on the engine test cell. Evaluate, identify and correct problems on propeller and engine components causing vibration or impending failure using the ETTAS system, and vibration analyzer. Evaluate engine and propeller performance by computing engine torque and specific fuel consumption. Monitor engine RPM and turbine inlet temperatures. Evaluate engine and propeller performance and accept or reject the individual components. Remove engine and propeller from test stand and prepare units for aircraft installation or storage. Accomplish operator maintenance on the aircraft and engine sound suppressor facility, test stands and various pieces of ground equipment, including the auxiliary power unit test cell. Perform dynamic propeller balancing and test the propeller integrated synchophasing. Test variable potentiometers, servo-motors, indicators and aircraft wiring.
• Perform aircraft full power runs and complete engine and propeller efficiency checks. Clear Red X symbol documentation on engine and propeller related components. Prepare man-hour data collection and required forms for input into the Core Automated Maintenance System (CAMS) or the G081 (AFI 22-2101, CAMS for Mobility). Review and assist in maintaining Technical Orders (TOs) and other technical publications and directives pertinent to the element. Maintain bench stock, parts, and equipment. Assist the material control function in identifying part numbers and stock numbers for processing and controlling of repair cycle assets. Provide on-the-job training for assigned personnel. Plan and conduct formal classes of instruction in techniques of repair and maintenance of aircraft engine, propeller, auxiliary power unit, and related equipment and in the use of diagrams, blueprints, wiring schematics and technical publications. Evaluate effectiveness of training by observation and through written and oral examinations. Advise supervisor of the experience and skill levels of assigned personnel. Maintain training documentation.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Interacts with the other Leadership Team members to provide field-level input into decisions being made which affect NRCS’ ability to meet its clients’ needs.
• Works with team to develop recommendations regarding operating procedures, staffing, budget, equipment and other requirements to effectively accomplish the agency mission of the team.
• Works with NRCS employees, representatives of other agencies, and other partners as appropriate in the development and implementation of an effective conservation strategic plan.
• Conducts oversight and evaluation activities to assure compliance and quality in work performed.

• You will apply versatile technical knowledge in the expeditionary and emergency shore-based aircraft steam catapult systems.
• You will manage and conduct extensive test and evaluation programs at a number of separate geographic locations and applies advanced techniques that require diversified engineering practices.
• You will initiate and formulate directives, techniques, methods, procedures, criteria, execution adaptation and compatibility of steam catapult systems and subsystems.
• You will conduct review of ship/system/equipment test programs and to assess/adjust scheduled program progression as necessary.

Area of Consideration:All Sources

Contact the Albuquerque Area IHS Recruiter:
Michelle Aguilar Bowser
Phone: 505-256-6731 or
Email: Michelle.AguilarBowser@ihs.gov

Incumbent ensures patients at the Albuquerque Service Unit receive quality, patient-centered care that is timely, appropriate, cost-effective, sensitive and coordinated to affect desired clinical outcomes.

• Provide holistic and comprehensive case management services to all patients that include: intake assessment, benefit assessment, goal setting, long-term care plan development, progress monitoring, advocacy and referrals.
• Serve as the primary contact between referral health care agencies, treatment facilities, patients, patient's families to ensure delivery of effective and appropriate treatment according to established plan of care.
• Develop patient care plans with the care team according to clinical practice guidelines with the patient, family, caregiver(s) and significant other(s).
• Provide formal and informal health education to patients and family on a one-to-one basis and/or to groups.
• Collect, trend and analyze outcome data to be used in identifying best practices and targeting performance improvement solutions.
• Initiate therapeutic interventions and administers prescribed medications.

Area of Consideration: Government-Wide

Contact the Albuquerque Area IHS Recruiter
Michelle Aguilar-Bowser
Phone: 505-256-6731 or
Email: Michelle.AguilarBowser@ihs.gov

Incumbent ensures patients at the Albuquerque Service Unit receive quality, patient-centered care that is timely, appropriate, cost-effective, sensitive and coordinated to affect desired clinical outcomes.

• Provide holistic and comprehensive case management services to all patients that include: intake assessment, benefit assessment, goal setting, long-term care plan development, progress monitoring, advocacy and referrals.
• Serve as the primary contact between referral health care agencies, treatment facilities, patients, patient's families to ensure delivery of effective and appropriate treatment according to established plan of care.
• Develop patient care plans with the care team according to clinical practice guidelines with the patient, family, caregiver(s) and significant other(s).
• Provide formal and informal health education to patients and family on a one-to-one basis and/or to groups.
• Collect, trend and analyze outcome data to be used in identifying best practices and targeting performance improvement solutions.
• Initiate therapeutic interventions and administers prescribed medications.