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Title UABOS: Structural Engineer Job Summary The Structural Engineer performs engineering and planning activities to align with project requirements in adherence to U.S. Air Force standards. The position assumes the role of Installation Structural Engineer, delivering essential structural analyses and pathology reports as needed, as well as developing design solutions to address and rectify structural deficiencies as part of the overall project objectives. This is an onsite full‑time deployment to Morón Air Base, Seville, Spain. Roles and Responsibilities Manage and update the NexGenIT software database or any successor IT system or platform. Provide project management for the execution of various contracts, including construction contracts, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts, simplified acquisition of base engineer requirements, multiple award construction contracts (MACC), and service contracts to meet facility requirements. Manage the base roofing program in accordance with AFI 32‑1051, Roof Systems Management. Conduct periodic facility assessment visits, plan maintenance and repair requirements, and provide structural analysis and pathology reports. Design solutions to repair and/or mitigate structural deficiencies. Perform engineering and planning, including the development, maintenance, and delivery of short, medium, and long‑term planning for installation complexes. Optimize space utilization in future plans. Develop contracting packages and oversee the execution of U.S. funded project requirements and maintenance sub‑contracts. Collaborate with other engineers for multi‑discipline projects. Support the development and maintenance of required Activity Management Plans (AMPs) and the Base Comprehensive Activity Management Plan (BCAMP). Plan and program infrastructure studies in accordance with relevant AFIs and MAJCOM guidance. Assist AFCEC and the Operations Flight with facility and infrastructure team assessments. Ensure proper identification and validation of requirements, adjusting and validating pre‑existing life cycle requirements. Provide design services for facility and infrastructure construction and renovation projects. Manage a design program for in‑house, Architectural and Engineering (A&E), and/or third‑party designs. Complete projects within established timeframes. Provide engineering support for the review and coordination of other agency projects, including but not limited to United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), and Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). Conduct project acceptance inspections, complete contract closure documents, and ensure the submission of as‑built documentation and manuals. Act as a construction management liaison for projects handled by USACE, NATO, Air Force Civil Engineering Center (AFCEC), or other third‑party agencies. Continuously seek to improve service to the customer at reduced cost. Make suggestions related to improved procedures, methods, technology, tools and equipment, and human resources to achieve improved productivity, quality, and cost performance. Conduct project acceptance inspections, complete contract closure documents, and ensure the submission of as‑built and manuals. Basic Qualifications At least 6 years of project engineering experience for major real property facilities. 3 years of experience in structural engineering as well as training in security engineering. DoD installation‑level working experience. Bachelor’s or higher in Engineering or Architecture from an accredited college or university, or approved equivalent. Currently possess, or ability to obtain, a U.S. Secret security clearance. Valid U.S. driver’s license. Exceptional time management skills; ability to organize and prioritize with high volume of work to ensure maximum quality and service. Ability to manage and work well with others. Excellent Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, and computer skills. Physical requirements: light lifting up to 30 kg; for heavy lifting up to 50 kg, proper handling equipment is utilized. Moderate exposure to dust, wide temperature range, noise, vibrations, fumes, harsh chemicals, odors, pollens and grasses, grease, machinery and moving parts, sitting and driving for long periods, bending, stooping, and kneeling, as well as indoor, outdoor, inclement weather, and occasional exposure to hazardous work conditions. Preferred Qualifications Experience in the design and management of capital projects. Familiarity with the American and Spanish facility design standards. Knowledge to develop and execute multi‑discipline construction projects, evaluate contract schedules, and prepare construction reports. Knowledge of engineering principles, materials, specification writing, USAF contracting procedures, engineering equipment, and surveying. Maintained professional customer relationships, communicating complex information to update assigned leadership and customers on project status. Comfortable planning, programming, scoping, and executing multi‑discipline facility and infrastructure projects. Benefits KBR offers a selection of competitive lifestyle benefits which could include medical, dental, AD&D. KBR supports career advancement through professional training and development. #J-18808-Ljbffr
