INTERDISCIPLINARY (COMMUNITY PLANNER)
GS-0020 -13
GS-0801-13
GS-0807-13
GS-0808-13
GS-0810-13
$89,033 - $115,742 per Annum
Announcement Number: EA0-XXXX-13-K4739873-IN Open Date: 07/12/2010
Closing Date: 01/12/2011 1st Cut-Off Date: 08/02/2010
Assessment of resumes for this job opportunity announcement will begin after the 1st Cut-Off Date.
Job Location(s)
VA, Arlington
About the Job
This position is an interdisciplinary position requiring a background in and professional knowledge of either civil engineering principles and tools or community planning methods and practices. The position is that of Community Planner/Planning Engineer (Ground), Planning and Real Estate Section, Land Use and Military Construction Branch, Facilities and Services Division, Installations and Logistics Department, Headquarters United States Marine Corps. This section manages the Marine Corps’ real property portfolio, coordinates land use, encroachment, and Base structure matters. In addition, the section provides technical planning guidance relative to Marine Corps activities, to Offices and Bureaus of the Department of the Navy and other Government agencies and upon request to the Department of Defense. The incumbent conducts technical reviews for master planning for all activities under the Commandant of the Marine Corps cognizance. The incumbent monitors the preparation of master plans by architect engineering (A/E) contracts, awarded by Naval Facilities Engineering Command. The incumbent provides technical review of all reports prepared either by private A/E’s or those prepared by Marine Corps activities for conformance with Marine Corps policy. Incumbent provides technical advice to Activity personnel regarding the aforementioned planning documents that are the basis for Military Construction and Special projects. The incumbent is responsible for reviewing and approving Basic Facility Requirements prepared by Marine Corps Ground Activities to determine what extent the existing facilities of the activity satisfy the requirements established by the Commandant of the Marine Corps. The incumbent is responsible for the review of the Ground Activities master plans submitted to Marine Corps Headquarters. The incumbent represents the Commandant of the Marine Corps on matters pertinent to the master planning of cognizant activities. The incumbent provides technical review of Unified Facilities Criteria prepared by A/E or Naval Facilities Engineering Command to ensure Marine Corps specific requirements are included. The incumbent participates in Joint Staff/Navy Integrated Vulnerability Assessments as the Critical Infrastructure Engineering analyst. The incumbent reviews preparation of planning studies under his/her cognizance for all facilities under the jurisdiction of the Commandant of the Marine Corps. The incumbent develops reports and feasibility studies concerning the planning program.
Link: https://chart.donhr.navy.mil/jobsearch/jobdetailE.asp?vid=102532
Hiring Organization
LAND USE AND MILITARY CONSTRUCTION BRANCH, INSTALLATIONS AND LOGISTICS DEPARTMENT,
FACILITIES AND SERVICES DIVISION, HEADQUARTERS , U.S. MARINE CORPS,
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
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