Civil Engineer

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GS-11 and 12:
Develops engineering designs, analyses, layouts, and computations for civil engineering projects such as locks, dikes, bridges, levees/local flood protection, dams, navigation structures, and related infrastructure.

GS-11 and 12:
Provides technical oversight, management, administration and support throughout the construction phase of projects.

GS-11 and 12:
Conducts site investigations to identify problem areas and recommend solutions and incorporates findings into planning documents and feasibility studies.

GS-11 and 12:
Develops cost estimates related to designs to accurately delineate construction budgets and ultimately establish independent cost estimates to support solicitations.

GS-11 and 12:
Reviews designs and/or develops models, contractor submittals, contractor payments, contract changes, and A/E work.

GS-12:
Provides technical guidance, quality control/assurance, and coordination with agencies, stakeholders, and property owners; ensures quality standards are met.

GS-12:
Ensures safety, scope, cost, biddability, constructability, operability, environmental sustainability, and quality are met while resolving technical and fiscal issues.

GS-12 and 13:
Leads and mentors engineers/technicians and manages project teams, budgets, schedules, and reports.

GS-13:
Plans, administers, and leads large complex designs, monitors work progress, and communicates organizational strategy and project objectives to team members.

GS-13:
Serves as a technical Subject Matter Expert (SME), providing support to the local district and serves as a regional asset.

GS-13:
Provides consulting, review, mentoring, and assistance to local, regional and national work.

GS-13:
Analyzes and coordinates contract changes and participates in ATR and QA teams.