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Summary Serves as Project Management Officer having specific program responsibility for assigned approved construction and renovation projects designed to maintain and upgrade the facilities of an Armed Forces Recreation Center. Responsibilities Serves as Project Management Officer having specific program responsibility for assigned approved construction and renovation projects designed to maintain and upgrade the facilities of an Armed Forces Recreation Center. Performs project management activities in support of acquisition and integration; quality, value, testing and evaluation; logistics and maintenance. Assignments are broad and high value that impact quality of customer service and programs and can be characterized as highly scrutinized by the user and the public. Successful job performance requires a broad knowledge of Army material acquisition policies and procedures, a thorough knowledge of assigned systems, and knowledge of systems engineering and management principles in accomplishing assignments. 1. Prepares, monitors, and evaluates integrated plans, programs, and time-phased schedules for assigned activities and directs, coordinates, and monitors the engineering efforts of organizations providing support. Develops programmatics for assigned projects to include resources of time and money required. Establishes a baseline program necessary to achieve the assigned technical goals of the system based on requirements documents provided by the "user" community, to include other military services. Prepares engineering and support cost estimates for projects, work breakdown structures, project execution and review schedules and other related documentation. Evaluates design concepts and assures engineering compromises necessary are beneficial and compatible to the total systems performance; initiates and/or evaluates engineering studies. Reviews progress reports to ensure adherence to technical requirements, schedules and cost objectives. Prepares and reviews test directives, observes tests, and analyzes results to determine adequacy of performance. Proposes corrective action necessary to minimize deficiencies and recommends development, suspension, revision, or cancellation of projects. Reviews and evaluates technical data packages prepared for engineering development and/or procurement. Maintains the configuration baseline and configuration baseline and configuration management control of assigned projects. 2. Coordinates and monitors the development/production engineering, and product improvement efforts of government entities and contractors providing project support to assigned systems/programs. Evaluates requirements and contractor capabilities in executing project activities; resolves problems pertaining to assigned areas and discusses with command leadership prior to implementation. Provides technical advice, guidance, and direction to engineers and technical specialists on all engineering aspects of assigned development/production efforts. Provides technical guidance when performance characteristics may not be met, assesses trade-offs, and coordinates modifications for user requirements. Reviews and assesses proposals and recommended deviations from established designs and specifications to resolve critical engineering problems and recommends approval and/or disapproval as may be necessary. Gathers, analyzes, evaluates, and integrates system information from all sources; identifies existing or potential problems; develops and/or negotiates acceptable solutions to resolve management difficulties. 3. Establishes and maintains continuous liaison with Army contractors and engineers, technical specialists, user representatives, and other participants on matters pertaining to assigned engineering areas. Participates in and represents the AFRC at meetings, conferences, and program reviews. Serves on and interfaces with ad hoc working groups as required. Develops information papers, and other presentation materials to summarize and/or defend program plans, progress, accomplishments, and problem areas. 4. Perform duties of the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR), coordinate and resolve requests for information (RFI), conduct analysis and provide recommendations to contracting officer for modifications, RFIs, and other design, construction and schedule related contracting issues. Conduct contract administrative functions as defined in COR appointment letter. Requirements Conditions of Employment Qualifications QUALIFICATIONS MUST BE CLEARLY VERIFIABLE IN YOUR RESUME. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS MUST INCLUDE PAY PLAN, SERIES, GRADE, TO AND FROM DATES, AND GOVERNMENT AGENCY/DEPARTMENT. All qualification requirements must include experience performing duties equivalent in scope and complexity to the next lower grade level. A degree in a 4-year course of study in an accredited college or university leading to a degree in professional architecture/engineering is preferred, or a combination of education and construction related experience may be substituted for the degree requirement. Must have construction management experience related to the hotel industry and have knowledge of hotel operations. Must be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. Able to work independently, making appropriate assessments of conditions, providing management with problem statement and recommended course of action, implements command decision, guidance, laws, regulations and policy in the development and execution of project designs and construction. IN DESCRIBING YOUR WORK EXPERIENCES ON YOUR RESUME, PLEASE BE CLEAR AND SPECIFIC. WE WILL NOT MAKE ASSUMPTIONS REGARDING YOUR EXPERIENCE. WHEN USING EDUCATION TO QUALIFY, PLEASE UPLOAD YOUR TRANSCRIPTS. Education All candidates (to include current employees) are required to include transcripts with their application package. Failure to do so may result in an ineligible rating. Only education from accredited and pre-accredited institutions will be accepted. Foreign education must be evaluated for equivalency in the United States. For more information, please click here. Additional Information Additional selections may be made from this vacancy announcement for up to 60 days after the closing date. Payment of Permanent Change of Station (PCS) costs, or a relocation allowance may be authorized if it is determined that the move is in the Government's interest and in accordance with the installation's relocation policy. The relocation allowance will vary depending on place of origin. 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