Total 88,250 job vacancies in Brent, North West London

• Develops long and short-range program goals and objectives, priorities, and schedules. Develops the budget consistent with available funding resources to support the mission. Responsible for scheduling obligations and expenditures.
• Determine staffing need based on assigned workload, schedule, track, and recommend adjustments in order to fully use available resources.
• Monitor assigned contracts for compliance with construction CMR requirements. Raise deviations and advance solution in a timely manner. Ensure all reporting requirements are met.
• Personally, or through project engineers, provide technical supervision and administrative field control over construction performed by contractors on assigned contracts.
• Interprets plans and contract requirements and assures continuing Quality Assurance inspection of operations to assure construction complies with contract requirements. Makes periodic Quality Assurance visits to assigned projects.
• Resolve conflicting plan details or requirements, which become evident as construction progresses. Exercise engineering judgement to effect a practical solution to problems encountered.
• Personally or through project engineers monitor contract progress and obtain revised schedules when work is more than 10% behind schedule. Perform contract close out actions in a timely manner.
• As Administrative Contracting Officer ensure that modifications and other contract actions are processed in accordance with regulations and district policy.
• Supervises directly or through others the activities of a staff of project engineers, office engineers, construction representatives, engineering interns, engineering technicians, and clerical personnel assigned to the Resident and Area Offices.
• Assigns workload, explains areas of difficulty, plans/establishes new work methods, and interprets the more complex regulations, guides, and administrative polices. Selects employees, provides for training, and monitors/rates performance.

• Provide comprehensive specialized nursing care to complicated and routine antepartum, intrapartum, postpartum, and perioperative obstetric patients and their neonates.
• Evaluate complicated and routine obstetric and neonatal patients who require close observation for subtle changes in condition.
• Consistently utilize advanced assessment skills to identify difficult patient care problems, formulate plans to meet complex patient care needs, and continually revise goals and objectives according to changes in maternal/fetal status.
• Monitor, evaluate, and document the status of laboring patients through frequent checks of blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, and fetal monitor patterns.

This position is a Principal Investigator at Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center. The scientist develops and implements innovative research on grassland ecosystems, sustainable reconstruction and restoration of plant communities, the plant materials needed to complete those restorations, and the variety of ecosystem services they provide. The geographical emphasis is the Northern Great Plains and Upper Midwest. The objective of the research is to develop new approaches and provide scientific support for natural resource managers to address issues related to grassland restoration and management. Along with conducting new field studies, the scientist will synthesize and analyze existing data to develop decision support tools regarding grassland restoration and management. The scientist must be interested in collaborative research to address applied, conservation-relevant questions.

As a Research Ecologist within the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center, some of your specific duties will include:

• Design, obtain funding, plan, and execute studies on the ecology, restoration, and management of grassland plants and ecosystems.
• Collaborate with other researchers and managers to conduct quantitative analyses of data from experiments, monitoring, and other sources.
• Disseminate results of investigations by publishing them in peer-reviewed scientific and technical journals.
• Work with resource managers to identify research and monitoring needs and to advance grassland restoration, management, and conservation.
• Develop independently a research program on grassland ecosystems using and combining a range of disciplines, such as: restoration ecology, plant population and community ecology, multi-trophic interactions, quantitative ecology, adaptive management, decision analysis and support, data analytics, and statistics.
• Identify and outline products and prepares scientific papers for publication in professional peer-reviewed journals and make oral presentations at professional meetings.
• Represents NPWRC and the USGS on technical committees focused on complex issues affecting grassland reconstruction, restoration, management, and conservation.
• Operates a government vehicle as an incidental driver.

• Provide highly specialized nursing care to patients along a spectrum of acuity from minor complaints to the critically ill and injured.
• Contribute to the medical examination of patients by observing, recognizing, recording and reporting changes in patient condition.
• Respond decisively to life threatening changes in patient condition providing immediate and appropriate emergency measures.
• Operate highly specialized equipment such as electronic arterial pressure sensors, cardiac/respiratory monitoring systems, pacemakers, defibrillators, infusion pumps, mechanical ventilation and hemodynamic monitoring equipment.

• Receive visitors and telephone calls, referring to the appropriate staff.
• Receive patients to the clinic; determines the nature of their visit.
• Perform a variety of receptionist duties associated with patient care and treatment.
• Utilize office automation software to enter and retrieve patient data.
• Order supplies and office equipment for the reception desk.
• Check patients into clinic for schedule appointments.
• Maintain weekly calendar, appointments and meetings for the division head.

• You will coordinate program direction and assignments, assist in the planning, analysis and execution of an Effective Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Integrated Logistics Support Program.
• You will coordinate program support issues between the APML, Intergrated Program Team (IPT) Leader and FST Lead as required.
• You will identify aircraft/engine ILS program planning and execution problems.
• You will prepare and make oral and written presentations to clearly present specific problems, provide recommendations, or to influence others to adapt to specific ILS related proposals or recommendations.
• You will review acquisition planning and procurement documents to ensure integration of systems command policies, procedures, contract provisions and contract data requirements for ILS and related programs.

• The duties may include, but are not limited to:
• Assists cooperators in understanding of and compliance with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA), Endangered Species Act, Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, and other wildlife-related laws.
• May be required to take extensive training and recurrent training on wildlife damage or disease recognition, control methods, and techniques.
• Communicates safe and effective damage management techniques through outreach and other channels to the general public.
• Assists other WS employees as requested and may assist in training new WS personnel.
• Modifies or adapts established damage or disease control techniques as necessary to meet local conditions and address specific environmental, economic, or political considerations.
• Recommends, to supervisor, areas for potential research or developmental study, to reduce the risks of damage to resources or disease transmission to domestic animals and humans.
• May develop and deliver training for cooperators, stakeholders, partner agencies and organizations, or other entities.
• Establishes and maintains cooperative relationships with other Federal, State, county and city government agencies, Tribes, corporations, educational or research institutions.
• Gathers, compiles, evaluates, and presents data on damage or hazards caused by various wildlife species to cooperators, stakeholders, and colleagues through project or program reports.

• Operates motor vehicles for the Quentin N. Burdick Memorial Healthcare Facility with appointment driving being the main objective.
• Works with EMS on a daily basis to take local ambulance calls (911, local) to transport patients to local hospital for emergency services, transport responds with EMS on all calls.
• Assigned as a driver to assist EMS and bring patients safely to the hospital, transport patients by ambulance to other facilities for emergent transport and appointments, and follows all safety rules, regulations, and traffic signs, driving carefully and avoiding rough terrain and hazardous roads and grounds to prevent discomfort or injury to passengers and damage to vehicle.
• Cleans and disinfects patient rooms, exam rooms, lab, pharmacy, dental areas, optometry, physical, occupational therapy areas, offices, and outpatient area as well as bathrooms, storerooms, employee coffee rooms, drinking fountains and all other public use areas.

• Teaches highly complex mine safety subjects such as mine ventilation, mine rescue, mine fire and explosion prevention, ground control, roof control, and health at advanced levels to Federal and State compliance personnel, safety officers and other supervisors and managers in Federal and State agencies, industry, and labor organizations.
• Develops and updates instructional work guides, lesson plans, laboratory exercise, criterion referenced instruction, learner centered instruction, tests, diagnostic evaluations, and other materials in a wide range of highly technical and complex subjects related to mine safety, the laws and regulations pertaining thereto, and other aspects such as safety concepts, hazard recognition and control, inspection procedures and regulations.
• Conducts specialized, highly technical studies requiring in-depth engineering analysis of special safety and health problems in coal and metal/nonmetal mining and processing, plus other types of mining. Takes studies and analysis to prepare reports of findings and recommends action to be taken.
• Serves as subject matter expert in addressing technical publications or training materials. Identifies needs of broad and substantial importance to MSHA or the mining industry.
• Provides expert level technical expertise to MSHA and the industry in the areas of miners' health, coal and metal/nonmetal health sampling, ventilation, the prevention of health hazards, and mining systems.

• Teaches highly complex mine safety subjects such as mine ventilation, mine rescue, mine fire and explosion prevention, ground control, roof control, and health at advanced levels to Federal and State compliance personnel, safety officers and other supervisors and managers in Federal and State agencies, industry, and labor organizations.
• Develops and updates instructional work guides, lesson plans, laboratory exercise, criterion referenced instruction, learner centered instruction, tests, diagnostic evaluations, and other materials in a wide range of highly technical and complex subjects related to mine safety, the laws and regulations pertaining thereto, and other aspects such as safety concepts, hazard recognition and control, inspection procedures and regulations.
• Conducts specialized, highly technical studies requiring in-depth engineering analysis of special safety and health problems in coal and metal/nonmetal mining and processing, plus other types of mining. Takes studies and analysis to prepare reports of findings and recommends action to be taken.
• Serves as subject matter expert in addressing technical publications or training materials. Identifies needs of broad and substantial importance to MSHA or the mining industry.
• Responsible for writing publications in mine safety and for technically reviewing the work of others.
• Provides expert level technical expertise to MSHA and the industry in the areas of roof control, ventilation, mine rescue, the prevention of fires and explosives, miners' health, and mining systems.

• Develops and teaches mine safety subjects at advanced levels to Federal and State compliance personnel, supervisors and managers in Federal and State agencies, and safety officers from other industry and labor organizations.
• Develops, updates, and upgrades policies, instructional work guides, lesson plans, laboratory exercises, criterion-referenced instruction, learner-centered instruction, tests, diagnostic evaluations, and other materials related to mining systems with emphasis on mine ventilation, mine rescue, methods of preventing mine fires and explosions, and miners' health, to developing course material.
• Consults with various members of industry or academic groups in advancing the state-of-the-art with respect to mine safety.
• Conducts technical and policy reviews of draft publications in areas of ventilation, mine rescue and the prevention of fires and explosions and miners' health, resolving technical interpretations, and clearing the final manuscript before publication.
• Provides expert level technical expertise to MSHA and the industry in the areas of ventilation, mine rescue, the prevention of fires and explosives, miners' health, and mining systems.
• Performs research to stay abreast of new or proposed changes in regulations and policies. Often determines need for publications and prepares justifications for their development.

• Provides support and assistance to the Farm Loan Chief, and Farm Loan Specialists, and County Offices that perform a range of lending activities, closing, disbursement, monitoring, liquidating, and servicing of agricultural loans.
• Under the direction of the District Director and the Farm Loan Manager, works collaboratively with Farm Loan Officers and loan staff.
• Performs analysis, evaluation and advisory assignments related to the effective delivery of loan making and servicing activities.
• Assists in the formulation and implementation of farm loan programs, policies, and procedures for the assigned farm loan area.

• You will provide technical advice to management to assist them in developing position descriptions.
• You will advise managers on the position classification process, the use of various classification references and automated tools.
• You will develop, modify and conduct basic and refresher training on various classification policies and procedures for management and other HR personnel.
• You will participate in Continuous Process Improvement Initiatives (CPI) and efficiency projects and studies with other HR personnel related to HR issues and processes.
• You will provide services in a variety of classification programs that impact compensation and classification.

Such assignments may include but not limited to:

• Assists maintenance workers in performing general maintenance, repair and/or alterations to such items as: doors, floors, floor covering, walls, ceiling, windows, electrical switches, receptacles and light fixtures, commodes, wash basins and showers.
• Assists in performing repair of recreation/mess equipment and appliances and other related maintenance and/or custodial duties.
• Assists in the performance of simple plumbing repairs, replacing faucets or washers; repairing toilet flushing devices; clearing clogged drains, and tightening leaking pipe joints.
• Assists in the performance of light maintenance on air conditioning units and intermediate maintenance on equipment in the facility.
• May assist in the performance of minor electrical repairs to switches and boxes, and replace electric lights, fuses and fixtures.
• Drives motor vehicles to and from work sites, warehouses, and dumps.
• Maintains maintenance shop in a safe and clean condition.
• Observes environmental, safety, security and housekeeping rules and regulations.
• Performs a varied of recurring duties to maintain and ensure upkeep of all MWR department ball fields,parks/picnic areas and outdoor recreational areas throughout a multitude of MWR programs CAT A,B, and C.
• Dragging, raking, installing bases, home plates and pitching rubbers, laying out foul lines and playing field boundaries, repairing backstops, and mowing grass on near all MWR recreational facilities.
• Trims, edges, rakes and mows grass at all assigned MWR recreational areas and playing fields.
• Polices all MWR assigned areas, collects and disposes of trash and garbage, usually using a pickup truck or light duty vehicle to transport to disposal area.
• Operates a light duty vehicle, grounds maintenance equipment, which includes weed eater, trimmers, edgers, backpack blowers, push and riding mowers.
• Assist in the preparation of activities, indoor and outdoor, for special events and program support.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Coordinate the administrative aspects of the credentialing program.
• Monitor compliance of provider peer review, Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation (OPPE) and Focused Professional Practice Evaluation (FPPE) to ensure compliance with Joint Commission andother regulatory standards.
• Record and complete meeting minutes.
• File and scan documents, archive files for providers who have out-processed the credentials office.
• Prepare privileged and non-privileged provider profiles and enters required information concerning education, training, licensure, performance, and other pertinent required data.
• Government Purchase Card holder; required to complete all required training and refresher training.
• Request funding for purchases at the end of the billing cycle.
• Conduct periodic screening and purging of individual files in accordance with DHA, Federal, and State regulations and directives.
• Utilize information extracted from database reports for appropriate credentials documentation and independently initiates correspondence or telephonically contacts
• Notify the individual nurse/provider and their chain of command, as appropriate, when licensure nears expiration and when they expire.
• Use knowledge of administrative programs and operations to refer individuals to appropriate party.