302 occupations, 302 of them matched to the exact cached response. Each prompt below is rebuilt from the code and hashed the way the pipeline hashes it; the key shown is where its response was found, so the pairing is checked rather than asserted.
| 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. | narrow |
| 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. | narrow |
| 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. | narrow |
| 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. | narrow |
| 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. | narrow |
| 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. | narrow |
| 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. | narrow |
| 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. | narrow |
| 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. | narrow |
| 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. | narrow |
| 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. | narrow |
| 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. | narrow |
| 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. | narrow |
| 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. | narrow |
| 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. | broad |
| 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. | broad |
| 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. | broad |
| 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. | broad |
| 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. | broad |
| 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. | broad |
| 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. | broad |
| 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. | broad |
| 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. | broad |
| 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. | broad |
| 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. | broad |
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As Correctional Officer, GL-0007, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Duties listed are at the full performance level at the GS-08. If selected at the lower level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to develop in the position. The position is demanding because the safety and security of the facility, staff and offender (including the offender care and control) are directly dependent on the officer's skills in the following areas: 1) booking and release procedures; 2) inmate behavior management; 3) leadership; 4) crisis prevention and intervention; 5) inmate health care and medication; 6) demonstration or fairness in all dealings with offenders through policy and procedures; 7) observation and supervision of inmates; 8) service referrals for programs and services; 9) documentation, logs and reports on inmate incid
This position is located in the Correctional Systems Department at a Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) correctional facility. The Correctional Systems Department is a multi-faceted operation, consisting of Mail Room, Receiving and Discharge, and Records Office. This position involves a wide range of duties that require knowledge in the following areas: institution mail; postal regulations; the receiving and discharge of inmates; inmate bus movement; processing of writs; handling of legal documents to include the interpretation of judgments for filing detainers; Interstate Agreement on Detainers (IAD); locator center procedures; temporary and final releases; release paperwork; file archiving; certification of records; correctional security procedures; and contact with a variety of law enforcement agencies. Additionally, this position requires a general skill level in the areas of sentence c
Occupation: Correctional officer (series 0007) | posted as: Correctional Officer (Correctional Systems Officer); Correctional Officer (Correctional Counselor); Supervisory Correctional Officer; Correctional Officer - Recruitment Incentive - Direct Hire | You are involved in the treatment, custody and supervision of criminal offenders at correctional institutions, treatment or rehabilitation facilities. You must understand and apply correctional skills and techniques. | ~1959 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Correctional Officer (Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs): As Correctional Officer, GL-0007, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Duties listed are at the full performance level at the GS-08. If selected at the lower level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to develop in the position. The position is demanding because the safety and security of the facility, staff and offender (including the offender care and control) are directly dependent on the officer's skills in the following areas: 1) booking and release procedures; 2) inmate behavior management; 3) leadership; 4) crisis prevention and intervention; 5) inmate health care and medication; 6) demonstration or fairness in all dealings with offenders through policy and procedures; 7) observation and supervision of inmates; 8) service referrals for programs and services; 9) documentation, logs and reports on inmate incident and management; and, 10) Transportation of inmates to court, medical, and other facilities. Enforces standard rules and regulations provided in Title 25 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), 69 Bureau of Indian Affairs Manual (BIAM), Department of the Interior (DOI), Departmental Manual (OM) 446, governing the operations of the detention facilities and programs, and the confinement, safety, health, and protection of criminal offenders. Provides preliminary Interviews for physical and mental health with classification assessments. Upon admission provides criminal offenders with an orientation into the facility's rules and operating procedures through the Inmate Handbook. Coordinates, and supervises offender services, activities, and programs, (i.e., access to medical care, courts, mail, recreating, library, work programs, religious, food, laundry, and counseling services). Observe and supervise offender movement, conduct welfare checks and physical counts of inmates, maintains discipline and prevents the introduction of contraband in the facility and completes proper documentation. Instructs offenders in housekeeping, sanitation and in the proper use and care of tools and equipment used in sanitation and in the proper use and care of tools and equipment used in performing unskilled or semi-skilled work Inside or outside of the facility. Manages inmate behavior of offenders in need of supervision. This includes utilizing effective verbal interpersonal communication skills and proper documentation. Will make proper referrals to appropriate resources. Transports to court, medical and other facilities. Provides close supervision of the offender throughout the transport. Implements all safety aspects of facility emergency management plans to include fire and emergency evacuations. Provides for vehicle safety and security by providing defined offender supervision, searches, transportation, classification, and counts, along with maintaining fire safety, key control, perimeter security, and compliance with offender rules. Ensures that offenders are released from the facility according to established regulations and operational descriptions. Completes facility observation on maintenance that is needed by reporting and documenting to the supervisor that a repair is needed. As a corrections officer, accepts custody of Indian Country offenders from various law enforcement entities ensuring that document packages include valid criminal charges or proper release documents. While in custody of the program, officer is responsible for safeguarding of the offender and their personal belongings. If determined necessary, will escort the offender to appointments such as with the doctor, dentist, or medical clinics; or to Tribal, county, state and Federal detention institutions or other facilities when the need arises. - Correctional Officer (Correctional Systems Officer) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): This position is located in the Correctional Systems Department at a Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) correctional facility. The Correctional Systems Department is a multi-faceted operation, consisting of Mail Room, Receiving and Discharge, and Records Office. This position involves a wide range of duties that require knowledge in the following areas: institution mail; postal regulations; the receiving and discharge of inmates; inmate bus movement; processing of writs; handling of legal documents to include the interpretation of judgments for filing detainers; Interstate Agreement on Detainers (IAD); locator center procedures; temporary and final releases; release paperwork; file archiving; certification of records; correctional security procedures; and contact with a variety of law enforcement agencies. Additionally, this position requires a general skill level in the areas of sentence computation, sentencing laws, court processes, and compliance with court directives in order to address inmate inquiries. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff's correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 4 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 3 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The TCF career fields represent those technical fields where VA-specific knowledge and experience is desirable for success in the field. Individuals selected follow a formal training plan for two years during which they are trained, coached, and supervised by a preceptor. Preceptors are selected annually, through an extensive application process, for their technical expertise, their commitment to training and the suitability of their facility as a training location. *Selectees will be required to sign Mobility, Training, and Continued Service Agreements. This is a developmental position leading to a GS-11, performing assignments intended to broaden skills and provide practical experience leading to progressively more complex assignments performed under progressively less supervision. The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulator
Conduct safety and occupational health and patient safety surveys to ensure compliance with regulations. Investigate and document circumstances of mishaps to prevent accident reoccurrence. Conduct safety inspections of worksites to prevent and eliminate potential hazards. Advise managers on federal safety and occupational health guidelines to assist in compliance.
The Safety and Occupational Health Specialist will manage the safety program for staff, visitors, volunteers and manages the occupational health program for staff. In this position, you will: Participate on the in-house safety committee and recommends accident prevention measures that promote safety of museum employees and hundreds of visitors and students. Investigate incidents involving waste mishaps and prepares written reports detailing the incident(s) and educates staff on proper procedures. Train staff on obtaining and keeping a current inventory of chemicals for all museum divisions, obtain and keep current the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) library for all divisions and ensures that chemicals are properly identified, labeled, and stored. APPLICATION LIMIT STATEMENT: ATTENTION: Due to the large number of qualified applicants for positions of this type, this job announcement wil
Serves as advisor and technical expert on all safety program, compliance issues, and activities at a multi-purpose hydropower project. Develops, maintains and manages site-specific safety programs such as: confined space; ergonomics; fall protection; medical surveillance; respiratory protection; risk management; industrial hygiene and occupational exposure; etc. Performs studies in which the level of Project compliance with safety and occupational health requirements are evaluated, and when necessary, develops changes in Project policies or procedures to ensure compliance with safety and health requirements. Oversees an extensive medical surveillance program for Project employees. Ensures that Position Hazard Analyses (PHA) are developed and provides input and review for Activity Hazard Analyses (AHA) when requested. Oversees an extensive medical surveillance program for Project employee
What are the Major Duties of this Position? Conducts safety and environmental inspections of the institution and prepares a report for the Environmental and Safety Compliance Administrator's review. Promotes the adherence of safety policy for the facility. Assist in the training of staff and inmates in the techniques of firefighting, occupational safety and environmental protection. Assist the Safety Administrator or Assistant Safety Administrator in conducting investigations and obtains statements from witnesses and securing physical evidence. Prepares factual written reports for all concerned that will identify the accident, injuries suffered by staff and/or inmates, cost of property damage and offer recommendations to eliminate future accidents in the future. Responsible for developing and conducting safety training classes for the inmate population and staff. Along with all other cor
Occupation: Safety and occupational health management (series 0018) | posted as: Safety And Occupational Health Specialist; Safety & Occupational Health Specialist (Safety Specialist); Safety & Occupational Health Specialist (Tcf Trainee); Safety And Occupational Health Management | You will create and manage programs that focus on safety and occupational health. You will eliminate or minimize human injury, property destruction and productivity losses by designing good management policies, programs | ~85 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Safety & Occupational Health Specialist (TCF Trainee) (Department of Veterans Affairs): The TCF career fields represent those technical fields where VA-specific knowledge and experience is desirable for success in the field. Individuals selected follow a formal training plan for two years during which they are trained, coached, and supervised by a preceptor. Preceptors are selected annually, through an extensive application process, for their technical expertise, their commitment to training and the suitability of their facility as a training location. *Selectees will be required to sign Mobility, Training, and Continued Service Agreements. This is a developmental position leading to a GS-11, performing assignments intended to broaden skills and provide practical experience leading to progressively more complex assignments performed under progressively less supervision. The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulatory, qualification, and performance requirements are met. Selection at a lower grade level does not guarantee promotion to the full performance level. The Technical Career Field (TCF) Trainee is an integral member of a Safety and Health program covering a wide range of responsibilities, including topics such as fire safety to radiation safety and industrial hygiene. The trainee serves in this role supporting safety and health staff in regulatory compliance, research, training, program development, accident prevention and safety surveys in a healthcare environment. Duties include, but are not limited to: Performs survey work to identify and evaluate hazardous and non-hazardous industrial work. Conducts a limited segment of a major inspection, surveys non-ionizing radiation sources. Drafts a report of findings proposing corrective measures for unsafe conditions and hazardous work practices. Conducts independent inspections of small, privately-owned firms where exposures and hazard types are predictable in advance. Analyzes accident and injury reports, studying data to discover trends and causes. Provides informal instruction to work leaders and employees covering a variety of standards, general safety, and occupational health subjects including incident prevention and safe working practices. Knowledge of principal inspection and survey techniques sufficient to identify occupational hazards and to determine elements giving rise to injuries. Performs a variety of different assignments, including conducting conventional surveys to identify unsafe practices and working conditions. Survey or inspect a variety of work operations and practices, fire suppression equipment, injury records, and equipment maintenance data to identify and analyze hazards to individuals and property. Contacts with safety engineers, management representatives, and industrial hygienists within the agency and from other federal agencies, and contractor representatives, safety engineers, and labor representatives from the private sector. Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm Telework: Ad-hoc Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Safety & Occupational Health Specialist (TCF Trainee)/PD99387-S Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not authorized Recruitment/Relocation Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not authorized PCS Appraised Value Offer (AVO): Not authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year)Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior [work experience] or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA. Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement). Notifications: This position is in the Excepted Service. This position is an AFGE Bargaining Unit position. Current and former Federal employees may submit copies of their most recent SF-50, (Notice of Personnel Action). The SF-50 must identify the position title, series, grade, step, tenure and type of service (Competitive or Excepted). In some cases, more than one SF-50 may be required to show a higher grade previously held. No award SF50's will be accepted. May be expected to travel to other VA campus (CBOC's). - Safety And Occupational Health Specialist (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Conduct safety and occupational health and patient safety surveys to ensure compliance with regulations. Investigate and document circumstances of mishaps to prevent accident reoccurrence. Conduct safety inspections of worksites to prevent and eliminate potential hazards. Advise managers on federal safety and occupational health guidelines to assist in compliance. - Safety and Occupational Health Specialist (Smithsonian Institution ): The Safety and Occupational Health Specialist will manage the safety program for staff, visitors, volunteers and manages the occupational health program for staff. In this position, you will: Participate on the in-house safety committee and recommends accident prevention measures that promote safety of museum employees and hundreds of visitors and students. Investigate incidents involving waste mishaps and prepares written reports detailing the incident(s) and educates staff on proper procedures. Train staff on obtaining and keeping a current inventory of chemicals for all museum divisions, obtain and keep current the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) library for all divisions and ensures that chemicals are properly identified, labeled, and stored. APPLICATION LIMIT STATEMENT: ATTENTION: Due to the large number of qualified applicants for positions of this type, this job announcement will close at 11:59 pm Eastern Time on either: (A) The closing date listed above or (B) The date that 75 applications are received; whichever occurs first. If the announcement closes on the date that 75applications are received, all applications submitted by 11:59pm that day will be given consideration, including those in excess of 75. We encourage applicants to apply as soon as possible to ensure their applications are submitted before the announcement closes. We will not consider applications which are late due to the announcement closing once the above number of applications is reached. - Safety & Occupational Health Specialist (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Serves as advisor and technical expert on all safety program, compliance issues, and activities at a multi-purpose hydropower project. Develops, maintains and manages site-specific safety programs such as: confined space; ergonomics; fall protection; medical surveillance; respiratory protection; risk management; industrial hygiene and occupational exposure; etc. Performs studies in which the level of Project compliance with safety and occupational health requirements are evaluated, and when necessary, develops changes in Project policies or procedures to ensure compliance with safety and health requirements. Oversees an extensive medical surveillance program for Project employees. Ensures that Position Hazard Analyses (PHA) are developed and provides input and review for Activity Hazard Analyses (AHA) when requested. Oversees an extensive medical surveillance program for Project employees. Evaluations may include, but are not limited to noise dosimetry, air and bulk sampling, and other evaluations as required (lead, asbestos, Chromium VI, etc.). - Safety & Occupational Health Specialist (Safety Specialist) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): What are the Major Duties of this Position? Conducts safety and environmental inspections of the institution and prepares a report for the Environmental and Safety Compliance Administrator's review. Promotes the adherence of safety policy for the facility. Assist in the training of staff and inmates in the techniques of firefighting, occupational safety and environmental protection. Assist the Safety Administrator or Assistant Safety Administrator in conducting investigations and obtains statements from witnesses and securing physical evidence. Prepares factual written reports for all concerned that will identify the accident, injuries suffered by staff and/or inmates, cost of property damage and offer recommendations to eliminate future accidents in the future. Responsible for developing and conducting safety training classes for the inmate population and staff. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staffs correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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FHWA's PDP is an entry-level/new employee program designed to introduce participants to the technical, administrative, and program management aspects of administering the Federal-aid Highway and Federal Lands Highway Programs. The PDP is up to 24-months of entry-level career development training for participants to learn and apply technical skills to advance. The Federal Aid Highway Program supports state highway systems by providing financial assistance for the construction, maintenance, and operations of the nation's 3.9-million-mile highway network. This includes the Interstate Highway System as well as primary highways and secondary, local roads. FHWA is charged with implementing the Federal Aid Highway Program in cooperation with state and local governments. The mission of the Federal Lands Program is to improve transportation to and within Federal and Tribal Lands by providing tech
As a Community Planner GS-0020-9, your typical work assignments may include the following under supervision: 1. Assisting in preparing plans and supporting the review of projects in accordance with Commission policies. 2. Preparing summaries, narrative statements, and analysis of components of technical planning reports, physical plans, and recommendations on plans and project proposals related to planning topics, such as urban design, land use, zoning, transportation, security, commemoration, historic preservation, and development. 3. Conducting site visits and consultation meetings with federal, regional, and local partners to consult on plans and projects. 4. Conducting planning research and analysis and preparing reports in support of Commission activities, using technical planning and design tools. 5. Maintaining positive, collaborative relationships with interdisciplinary team memb
You will review construction, special projects, and shore infrastructure plans for potential impacts on fish and wildlife, endangered or threatened species and their critical habitats, historical sites and wetlands. You will be responsible for annual intregrated pest management reviews and compliance oversight of the installation program. You will conduct technical reviews of contractor submittals for environmental restoration program work. You will work with stakeholders re resolve cultural resource issues. You will monitor conformance with environmental requirements by implementing and managing the installation environmental management system program.
Occupation: Community planning (series 0020) | posted as: Community Planner/Historian/Archeologist/Natural Resources Specialist/Physical Scientist; Community Planner (Pdp) (Direct Hire) | You will plan and develop urban or rural neighborhoods, villages, Indian reservations, cities, counties, regions or states. You should understand planning concepts, principles, techniques and practices, as well as the so | ~14 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Community Planner (PDP) (Direct Hire) (Department of Transportation): FHWA's PDP is an entry-level/new employee program designed to introduce participants to the technical, administrative, and program management aspects of administering the Federal-aid Highway and Federal Lands Highway Programs. The PDP is up to 24-months of entry-level career development training for participants to learn and apply technical skills to advance. The Federal Aid Highway Program supports state highway systems by providing financial assistance for the construction, maintenance, and operations of the nation's 3.9-million-mile highway network. This includes the Interstate Highway System as well as primary highways and secondary, local roads. FHWA is charged with implementing the Federal Aid Highway Program in cooperation with state and local governments. The mission of the Federal Lands Program is to improve transportation to and within Federal and Tribal Lands by providing technical services to the highway/transportation community as well as building accessible and scenic roads that ensure the many national treasures within our nation's Federal Lands can be enjoyed by all. As a Community Planner, you will: Review transportation plans, environmental and project development technical reports, impact analyses, and other documents. Participate with other Federal agencies and State Departments of Transportation and recommend changes to project plans and designs to eliminate conflicting factors relative to highway issues (with the goal of advancing Federal Aid and Federal Lands programs and projects). Coordinate programs and projects with other Federal, State, and local agencies, public officials, historic preservation offices, local developmental authorities, and other affected non-Federal organizations. Participate on interdisciplinary team reviews or activities, work groups, and task forces to address project or program issues or to ensure implementation for the transportation planning and project development processes. Demonstrate and promote new planning processes, procedures, techniques, and technology to the State, local agencies, and other groups. Participate in public involvement programs. Attend public hearings, agency meetings, and technical discussions to obtain information and data that have an impact on highway programs and projects. Prepare and present technical findings and project information. The ideal candidate for this position is a beginning level community planner who has a desire to learn the technical, administrative, and program management aspects of administering Federal Aid Highway and Federal Lands Highway programs. The ideal candidate should have between 0 to 5 years of experience, be mobile and willing to travel to remote locations for extended periods of time and be able to work independently and in a team environment. - Community Planner (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): As a Community Planner GS-0020-9, your typical work assignments may include the following under supervision: 1. Assisting in preparing plans and supporting the review of projects in accordance with Commission policies. 2. Preparing summaries, narrative statements, and analysis of components of technical planning reports, physical plans, and recommendations on plans and project proposals related to planning topics, such as urban design, land use, zoning, transportation, security, commemoration, historic preservation, and development. 3. Conducting site visits and consultation meetings with federal, regional, and local partners to consult on plans and projects. 4. Conducting planning research and analysis and preparing reports in support of Commission activities, using technical planning and design tools. 5. Maintaining positive, collaborative relationships with interdisciplinary team members to coordinate and consult on the research, planning, and design of projects in the National Capital Region (NCR). - COMMUNITY PLANNER/HISTORIAN/ARCHEOLOGIST/NATURAL RESOURCES SPECIALIST/PHYSICAL SCIENTIST (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will review construction, special projects, and shore infrastructure plans for potential impacts on fish and wildlife, endangered or threatened species and their critical habitats, historical sites and wetlands. You will be responsible for annual intregrated pest management reviews and compliance oversight of the installation program. You will conduct technical reviews of contractor submittals for environmental restoration program work. You will work with stakeholders re resolve cultural resource issues. You will monitor conformance with environmental requirements by implementing and managing the installation environmental management system program. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Park Ranger (Protection) Duties: Enforce Federal laws, regulations and policies; patrol front country and backcountry sites. Emergency response, including medical services, search and rescue, and wildland/structural fire suppression. Facilitate visitor stewardship and orientation; wilderness management; boundary enforcement; protection of natural and cultural resources (e.g. wildlife, plants, archaeological sites, and historic buildings). Assist with preliminary investigations of felonies, crimes, and violations of park rules, public use, safety requirements, and motor vehicle accidents. Crowd control activities; proactively protects park resources from all forms of degradation. Conduct law enforcement investigations into misdemeanor violations; Under the supervision of a Type I commissioned personnel, investigate felony violations and fatalities. Additional duties for GL-9: Conduct law
Park Ranger (Protection) Duties: Enforce Federal laws, regulations and policies; patrol front country and backcountry sites. Emergency response (Incident Command System) including medical services, search and rescue, and wildland/structural fire suppression. Facilitate visitor stewardship and orientation; wilderness management; boundary enforcement; protection of natural and cultural resources Assist with preliminary investigations of felonies, crimes, and violations of park rules, public use, safety requirements, and motor vehicle accidents. Crowd control activities; proactively protects park resources from all forms of degradation. Conduct law enforcement investigations into misdemeanor violations. Under the supervision of a Type I commissioned personnel, investigate felony violations and fatalities. Additional duties for GL-7: Independently conduct law enforcement investigations into
At the full performance level (GS-05) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: - Develops and presents interpretive programs including orientation talks and walks, demonstrations and environmental education programs to a variety of audiences both on and off-site. - Compiles and submits collection, remittance, and reporting of recreation use and entrance fees. - Staffs information desks in visitor center, entrance booths, or contact stations and provides interpretive, regulatory, and orientation information to the public. - Assists with inventories and maintains stock of environmental education and fee collection supplies, information, and materials. - Initiates or assists with development or revision of interpretive materials, such as brochures, guidebooks, handouts, and exhibits. - Operates a variety of audiovisual and other technical equipment us
Assist in planning, developing, and implementing the Interpretive Program at the Visitor Center which represents the Honolulu District. Maintain and update Visitor Center displays. Assist with a volunteer program to include training, staffing, clerical duties, and specialized tasks. Conduct Interpretive Presentations such as programs for school, civic, scout, senior, and other organized groups; audiovisual and other media presentations; self-guided and conducted tours; and scheduled public programs and guest speakers. Operation and Maintenance of a Visitor Center Areas such as usage and conditions of public areas and facilities for sanitation, maintenance, safety and fire hazards.
Assist the Supervisory Park Ranger with developing and executing any one or more of the programs. Maintain complete and accurate records to be used by the Supervisory Park Ranger to evaluate program effectiveness and proposed plans. Inspect campgrounds, picnic areas, government buildings, trails, roads, water shores and parking areas. Participate in a variety of Resource Management projects designed to maintain and enhance the resource and to provide a quality natural environmental experience for the visiting public. Ensure the safety of the visiting public, Corps personnel and contractors at the park's resources. Assist in maintaining the visitor information center.
Occupation: Park ranger (series 0025) | posted as: Park Ranger | You will supervise and manage work related to protecting and using resources in federal parks. This includes park conservation, managing natural, historical and cultural resources and creating programs for visitors. Job | ~160 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Park Ranger (Protection) (Department of the Interior): Park Ranger (Protection) Duties: Enforce Federal laws, regulations and policies; patrol front country and backcountry sites. Emergency response, including medical services, search and rescue, and wildland/structural fire suppression. Facilitate visitor stewardship and orientation; wilderness management; boundary enforcement; protection of natural and cultural resources (e.g. wildlife, plants, archaeological sites, and historic buildings). Assist with preliminary investigations of felonies, crimes, and violations of park rules, public use, safety requirements, and motor vehicle accidents. Crowd control activities; proactively protects park resources from all forms of degradation. Conduct law enforcement investigations into misdemeanor violations; Under the supervision of a Type I commissioned personnel, investigate felony violations and fatalities. Additional duties for GL-9: Conduct law enforcement investigations into misdemeanor, felony violations and fatalities. Provide specialized knowledge of resource protection, resource education, and public use management. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. Other Position Requirements: Prior to selection or appointment, you MUST be determined physically fit by an authorized physician to perform strenuous and physically demanding duties, pass a medical examination, and pass the Physical Efficiency Battery (PEB). The PEB is a fitness test consisting of five different components: 1) agility run - measures the ability to get up from the ground and sprint while changing directions; 2) bench press - measures upper body strength for one repetition; 3) 1.5 mile run - measures cardio/respiratory fitness; 4) sit and reach - measures flexibility in the lower back, legs and shoulders; and 5) body composition - measures body fat. Prior to appointment, selectees will be tested in all five components, and must pass the agility run, bench press and 1.5 mile run in the 25th percentile. Learn more about the PEB here. You can look up required scores for your age and gender for PEB here. Learn more about the Medical Standards Program here. Learn more about FLETC Physical Performance Requirements (PPRs) here. Required to complete training and operate a four-wheel drive vehicle. Required to wear a uniform and comply with the NPS uniform standards. A uniform allowance will be provided. Occupancy of government quarters may be required. Government housing may be available. May be required to work on-call, evenings, weekends, holidays, overtime and shift work. May be required to travel overnight away from home. May be required to complete training and obtain/maintain a government charge card with travel and/or purchase authority. Promotion to the full performance level is neither guaranteed nor implied and will be based solely on your ability to satisfactorily perform the work of the position and recommendation by the supervisor. Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) Statement: The salary annotated on this announcement does not include the cost-of-living allowance, nor locality pay. Nonforeign Area Cost-of-Living Allowances to calculate locality pay. Click here for the OPM Salaries and Wages to calculate locality pay. As a condition of employment for accepting this position, you will be required to serve a 1-year probationary period during which your fitness and whether your continued employment advances the public interest will be evaluated. This probationary period is an extension of the appointment process and therefore requires the agency to determine if continued employment would advance the public interest, meet the organization goals and mission of the agency, and/or otherwise promote the efficiency of the service. In determining if your employment advances the public interest, the agency will consider: your performance and conduct; the needs and interests of the agency; whether your continued employment would advance organizational goals of the agency or the Government; and whether your continued employment would advance the efficiency of the Federal service. Under applicable law, the employment of an individual serving a probationary or trial period automatically terminates when that period ends unless the agency affirmatively certifies, in writing, that the individual's employment should continue and that their appointment should be finalized. In the absence of agency action to affirmatively certify continued employment beyond the probationary or trial period, such appointments are terminated. Upon completion of your probationary period your employment will be terminated unless you receive certification, in writing, that your continued employment advances the public interest. Location Negotiable after Selection: For more information on NPS law enforcement and to view available locations, see "Find Positions and Locations": Become a Law Enforcement Ranger - Park Ranger (Protection) (National Park Service): Park Ranger (Protection) Duties: Enforce Federal laws, regulations and policies; patrol front country and backcountry sites. Emergency response (Incident Command System) including medical services, search and rescue, and wildland/structural fire suppression. Facilitate visitor stewardship and orientation; wilderness management; boundary enforcement; protection of natural and cultural resources Assist with preliminary investigations of felonies, crimes, and violations of park rules, public use, safety requirements, and motor vehicle accidents. Crowd control activities; proactively protects park resources from all forms of degradation. Conduct law enforcement investigations into misdemeanor violations. Under the supervision of a Type I commissioned personnel, investigate felony violations and fatalities. Additional duties for GL-7: Independently conduct law enforcement investigations into misdemeanor violations. Under the supervision of a Type I commissioned personnel, investigate felony violations and fatalities. Additional duties for GL-9: Conduct law enforcement investigations into misdemeanor, felony violations and fatalities. Provide specialized knowledge of resource protection, resource education, and public use management. Duties will be developmental when filled below the full performance level. Other Position Requirements: Prior to appointment, you MUST be determined physically fit by an authorized physician to perform strenuous and physically demanding duties, pass a medical examination, and pass the Physical Efficiency Battery (PEB). The PEB is a fitness test consisting of five different components: 1) agility run - measures the ability to get up from the ground and sprint while changing directions; 2) bench press - measures upper body strength for one repetition; 3) 1.5 mile run - measures cardio/respiratory fitness; 4) sit and reach - measures flexibility in the lower back, legs and shoulders; and 5) body composition - measures body fat. Prior to appointment, selectees will be tested in all five components, and must pass the agility run, bench press and 1.5 mile run in the 25th percentile. Learn more about the PEB here. Required scores for your age and gender here. Learn about the Medical Standards Program here. Learn about FLETC Physical Performance Requirements (PPRs) here. Learn about Ranger-Specific Basic Training and Land Management Police Training - Reference Occupancy of government quarters may be required. Government housing may be available. May be required to work on-call, evenings, weekends, holidays, overtime and shift work. May be required to travel overnight away from home. May be required to complete training and obtain/maintain a government charge card with travel and/or purchase authority. Promotion to the full performance level is neither guaranteed nor implied and will be based solely on your ability to satisfactorily perform the work of the position and recommendation by the supervisor. Cost of Living Allowance (COLA): The salary annotated on this announcement does not include the cost-of-living allowance, nor locality pay. Nonforeign Area Cost-of-Living Allowances to calculate locality pay. OPM Salaries and Wages (Special Rates L001-L059) to calculate locality pay. As a condition of employment for accepting this position, you will be required to serve a 1-year probationary period during which your fitness and whether your continued employment advances the public interest will be evaluated. The probationary periods are an extension of the appointment process and therefore requires the agency to determine if continued employment would advance the public interest, meet the organization goals and mission of the agency, and/or otherwise promote the efficiency of the service. In determining if your employment advances the public interest, the agency will consider: your performance and conduct; the needs and interests of the agency; whether your continued employment would advance organizational goals of the agency or the Government; and whether your continued employment would advance the efficiency of the Federal service. Under applicable law, the employment of an individual serving a probationary period automatically terminates when that period ends unless the agency affirmatively certifies, in writing, that the individual's employment should continue and that their appointment should be finalized. In the absence of agency action to affirmatively certify continued employment beyond the probationary period, such appointments are terminated. Upon completion of your probationary period your employment will be terminated unless you receive certification, in writing, that your continued employment advances the public interest. - Park Ranger (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service): At the full performance level (GS-05) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: - Develops and presents interpretive programs including orientation talks and walks, demonstrations and environmental education programs to a variety of audiences both on and off-site. - Compiles and submits collection, remittance, and reporting of recreation use and entrance fees. - Staffs information desks in visitor center, entrance booths, or contact stations and provides interpretive, regulatory, and orientation information to the public. - Assists with inventories and maintains stock of environmental education and fee collection supplies, information, and materials. - Initiates or assists with development or revision of interpretive materials, such as brochures, guidebooks, handouts, and exhibits. - Operates a variety of audiovisual and other technical equipment used in connection with interpretive programs. - Drafts and prepares a variety of written materials including news releases, articles, correspondence and event flyers to increase understanding of the Service mission, a special event or related issues. Physical Demands: The work involves frequent on-site visits requiring some physical exertion such as walking over wet, rough, uneven or rocky terrain; bending, crouching, stooping, stretching, reaching, lifting, or similar activities. May be required to operate or travel as a passenger for long distances in on- and off-road vehicles and light aircraft. The work requires average agility and dexterity. The employee must have the ability to work occasionally under pressure and tight deadlines. Work Environment: The job requires both office and outdoor work. Offices and visitor centers are adequately lighted, heated, and ventilated. Temperature and weather extremes may be encountered in the performance of the outdoor work. The work may require the wear of protective clothing and some employees may be required to carry a firearm for protection from hostile wildlife. - Park Ranger (Department of the Army): Assist in planning, developing, and implementing the Interpretive Program at the Visitor Center which represents the Honolulu District. Maintain and update Visitor Center displays. Assist with a volunteer program to include training, staffing, clerical duties, and specialized tasks. Conduct Interpretive Presentations such as programs for school, civic, scout, senior, and other organized groups; audiovisual and other media presentations; self-guided and conducted tours; and scheduled public programs and guest speakers. Operation and Maintenance of a Visitor Center Areas such as usage and conditions of public areas and facilities for sanitation, maintenance, safety and fire hazards. - Park Ranger (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Assist the Supervisory Park Ranger with developing and executing any one or more of the programs. Maintain complete and accurate records to be used by the Supervisory Park Ranger to evaluate program effectiveness and proposed plans. Inspect campgrounds, picnic areas, government buildings, trails, roads, water shores and parking areas. Participate in a variety of Resource Management projects designed to maintain and enhance the resource and to provide a quality natural environmental experience for the visiting public. Ensure the safety of the visiting public, Corps personnel and contractors at the park's resources. Assist in maintaining the visitor information center. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 3 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
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| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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The Environmental Protection Specialist (TCF) position is in the Facilities Management Service at the VA Boston Healthcare System located at the Jamaica Plain, MA location. This position is full-time at 40 hours per week. The Technical Career Field (TCF) is a national workforce development program within Veteran Health Administration (VHA) that was designed to replenish technical staff in critically identified positions. The TCF career fields represent those technical fields where VA-specific knowledge and experience is desirable for success in the field. Individuals selected follow a formal training plan for two years during which they are trained, coached, and supervised by a preceptor. Preceptors are selected annually, through an extensive application process, for their technical expertise, their commitment to training and the suitability of their facility as a training location. *Sel
Provides expertise on biodiversity, ecosystems analysis and management, and public environmental policy Plans, monitors, coordinates, and executes all aspects of one or more assigned environmental projects/programs at the installation level. Serves as an Environmental Division contact for environmental clearances Develops plans, and procedures for installation-wide environmental management systems audits for the purpose of improving environmental integration of Army policy, procedures, and compliance requirements.
You will inspect regulated waste containers at the pickup site for structural integrity, accumulation dates, proper identification markings, and transportability. You will inspect contents of regulated waste containers to ensure compliance with regulations, installation management plans, and permits. You will transfer wastes from one container to another or lab pack as required due to deteriorated containers or incompatible wastes. You will prepare and submit all required paperwork, review and track all waste shipping paperwork including 1348s, manifests, and Land Disposal Restriction Forms to ensure timely receipt and regulated installs. You will perform weekly regulated inspections of the HWSF and any associated storage sites and maintain files of internal inspections complying with regulations.
As Environmental Protection Specialist, GS-0028, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Consolidates and standardizes all NEPA activity in the region, including NEPA documentation prepared by other branches, divisions, and agencies. Prepares and/or manages individual Phase I Environmental site assessments (Phase I ESA), Environmental Assessments (EAs) and Environmental Impact Statements (EISs). Complies and analyzes baseline resource data in search for sites suspected of being contaminated and performs environmental site assessments under the direct supervision of the (DECRM) Division of Environmental, Cultural, Resource Management, Branch Chief. Reviews and responds to environmental documents, issues and requests submitted by tribes, private parties, and other federal agencies. Fulfills reporting and notice requirements, maintaining both internal files and an adm
At the highest advertised grade, you will: Develop regulatory strategies (developing, implementing, and interpreting regulations) and non-regulatory strategies (policy development and analysis, voluntary initiatives, public/industry education and outreach, and partnership building) to achieve reduced chemicals risks or prevent pollution and conserve natural resources. Provide outreach and education, guidance and technical information to stakeholders on their activities by adapting guidelines and precedents to specific issues or problems to promote a multimedia approach to chemical risk management and pollution prevention/source reduction. Write substantial portions of policy analyses for pollution prevention, regulations, directives, and programs. Recommend changes and additions to portions of strategies and plans for communicating regulatory and policy decisions and programmatic informa
Occupation: Environmental protection specialist (series 0028) | posted as: Environmental Protection Specialist; Environmental Specialist | You will advise, manage, supervise or work in environmental protection programs. You should know the methods and principles used in these programs and any relevant laws and regulations. You will protect and improve the e | ~69 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Environmental Protection Specialist (Technical Career Field (TCF) Trainee) (Veterans Health Administration): The Environmental Protection Specialist (TCF) position is in the Facilities Management Service at the VA Boston Healthcare System located at the Jamaica Plain, MA location. This position is full-time at 40 hours per week. The Technical Career Field (TCF) is a national workforce development program within Veteran Health Administration (VHA) that was designed to replenish technical staff in critically identified positions. The TCF career fields represent those technical fields where VA-specific knowledge and experience is desirable for success in the field. Individuals selected follow a formal training plan for two years during which they are trained, coached, and supervised by a preceptor. Preceptors are selected annually, through an extensive application process, for their technical expertise, their commitment to training and the suitability of their facility as a training location. *Selectees will be required to sign Mobility, Training, and Continued Service Agreements. This is a developmental position leading to a GS-11, performing assignments intended to broaden skills and provide practical experience leading to progressively more complex assignments performed under progressively less supervision. The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulatory, qualification, and performance requirements are met. Selection at a lower grade level does not guarantee promotion to the full performance level. At the GS-7 entry level, this is a 2-year long program, the incumbent performs general environmental protection specialist assignments to gain knowledge and experience necessary to support Veterans Administration's (VA) Green Environmental Management System (GEMS) implementation and one or more programs or functional areas of environmental protection work. Duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: The trainee applies working knowledge and a general understanding of environmental laws and regulation to assure compliance with applicable laws and regulation (e.g., for air emissions, wastewater discharge, solid and hazardous waste, fuel and oil storage, and spill prevention, among other areas). The trainee collects and evaluates environmental data and compliance using appropriate analytical methods and techniques. The trainee recommends necessary changes, control measures, best practices, etc. The trainee assists with hazardous waste and residual shipping. The trainee prepares and conducts briefings and writes reports and letters. The trainee supports environmental sustainability initiatives. Promotion Potential: The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulatory, qualification, and performance requirements are met. Selection at a lower grade level does not guarantee promotion to the full performance level. The grade progression for this position is GS-11. Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 7:00 am-3:30pm Telework: This position may be authorized for telework. Telework eligibility will be discussed during the interview process. Position Description/PD#:Environmental Protection Specialist (Technical Career Field (TCF) Trainee) ; PD99441-S Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not authorized Financial Disclosure Report: Not Required Notifications: This position is in the Excepted Service. This position is an AFGE Bargaining Unit position. Current and former Federal employees may submit copies of their most recent SF-50, (Notice of Personnel Action). The SF-50 must identify the position title, series, grade, step, tenure and type of service (Competitive or Excepted). In some cases, more than one SF-50 may be required to show a higher grade previously held. This position is covered by locality-based comparability pay. Veterans' preference does not apply for internal or other current permanent Federal agency employees. The incumbent may be required to travel to other VA Boston Healthcare System campuses and CBOC's. Incomplete applications will not be considered. - Environmental Protection Specialist (United States Army Installation Management Command): Provides expertise on biodiversity, ecosystems analysis and management, and public environmental policy Plans, monitors, coordinates, and executes all aspects of one or more assigned environmental projects/programs at the installation level. Serves as an Environmental Division contact for environmental clearances Develops plans, and procedures for installation-wide environmental management systems audits for the purpose of improving environmental integration of Army policy, procedures, and compliance requirements. - ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST (Department of the Navy): You will inspect regulated waste containers at the pickup site for structural integrity, accumulation dates, proper identification markings, and transportability. You will inspect contents of regulated waste containers to ensure compliance with regulations, installation management plans, and permits. You will transfer wastes from one container to another or lab pack as required due to deteriorated containers or incompatible wastes. You will prepare and submit all required paperwork, review and track all waste shipping paperwork including 1348s, manifests, and Land Disposal Restriction Forms to ensure timely receipt and regulated installs. You will perform weekly regulated inspections of the HWSF and any associated storage sites and maintain files of internal inspections complying with regulations. - Environmental Protection Specialist (Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs): As Environmental Protection Specialist, GS-0028, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Consolidates and standardizes all NEPA activity in the region, including NEPA documentation prepared by other branches, divisions, and agencies. Prepares and/or manages individual Phase I Environmental site assessments (Phase I ESA), Environmental Assessments (EAs) and Environmental Impact Statements (EISs). Complies and analyzes baseline resource data in search for sites suspected of being contaminated and performs environmental site assessments under the direct supervision of the (DECRM) Division of Environmental, Cultural, Resource Management, Branch Chief. Reviews and responds to environmental documents, issues and requests submitted by tribes, private parties, and other federal agencies. Fulfills reporting and notice requirements, maintaining both internal files and an administrative record. Serves as Regional Office lead for interagency NEPA efforts, with BIA as lead or cooperating agency. Manages projects and contracts assigned, including tribal contracts under P. L. 93-638. - Environmental Protection Specialist (Environmental Protection Agency): At the highest advertised grade, you will: Develop regulatory strategies (developing, implementing, and interpreting regulations) and non-regulatory strategies (policy development and analysis, voluntary initiatives, public/industry education and outreach, and partnership building) to achieve reduced chemicals risks or prevent pollution and conserve natural resources. Provide outreach and education, guidance and technical information to stakeholders on their activities by adapting guidelines and precedents to specific issues or problems to promote a multimedia approach to chemical risk management and pollution prevention/source reduction. Write substantial portions of policy analyses for pollution prevention, regulations, directives, and programs. Recommend changes and additions to portions of strategies and plans for communicating regulatory and policy decisions and programmatic information to affected and interested parties. If you are hired at a lower grade level, your duties will be less complex and you will have more supervisory oversight. You may be promoted to more complex duties and work more independently, as your career progresses. NOTE: Career ladder promotions are not automatic, and all eligibility and qualifications requirements must be met in order to progress to the next grade level. One or more positions may be filled (in the organization advertised and/or in other organizations), if appropriate to the position. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Duties include but not limited to: Serves as a Chaplain professional providing complete religious ministry services to Veteran patients according to their specific needs and desires. Serves as a primary resource, spiritual advisor and point of contact for the spiritual needs of patients, caregivers, and staff. Conducts religious services and worship, pastoral ministry, and administration of Chaplain services. Engages as a spiritual leader, a compassionate listener and counselor, especially during times of crisis. Provides emotional support and counseling using empathy and strong interpersonal skills to effectively connect with people of all ages. Ensures assignments are carried out in a pluralistic environment, which encompasses sensitivity to the religious needs of many separate religious denominations and faith groups. Leads and offers prayers and religious services for Veteran patient
Duties include, but are not limited to: Serves as a Chaplain professional providing complete religious ministry services to Veteran patients according to their specific needs and desires. Serves as a primary resource, spiritual advisor and point of contact for the spiritual needs of patients, caregivers, and staff. Conducts religious services and worship, pastoral ministry, and administration of Chaplain services. Engages as a spiritual leader, a compassionate listener and counselor, especially during times of crisis. Provides emotional support and counseling using empathy and strong interpersonal skills to effectively connect with people of all ages. Ensures assignments are carried out in a pluralistic environment, which encompasses sensitivity to the religious needs of many separate religious denominations and faith groups. Leads and offers prayers and religious services for Veteran pa
The primary duties of Bureau of Prisons Chaplains are religious accommodation, pastoral care, and faith-based reentry programming to those in federal custody. Chaplains lead worship and religious programming from their own faith tradition, religious credentialing, and endorsement. They work collaboratively with their correctional supervisory chains of command, other institutional departments, religious volunteers, and contracted faith-specific service providers to ensure the protected religious rights of federal offenders under federal laws and agency policies. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis.
Occupation: Chaplain (series 0060) | posted as: Chaplain | You will provide spiritual guidance and religious support to government hospital patients, correctional facility inmates and individuals in other government activities. To qualify for these jobs, you must be ordained by | 74% of entry postings require a degree; 100% want a licence/certification | ~8 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Chaplain (Veterans Health Administration): Duties include but not limited to: Serves as a Chaplain professional providing complete religious ministry services to Veteran patients according to their specific needs and desires. Serves as a primary resource, spiritual advisor and point of contact for the spiritual needs of patients, caregivers, and staff. Conducts religious services and worship, pastoral ministry, and administration of Chaplain services. Engages as a spiritual leader, a compassionate listener and counselor, especially during times of crisis. Provides emotional support and counseling using empathy and strong interpersonal skills to effectively connect with people of all ages. Ensures assignments are carried out in a pluralistic environment, which encompasses sensitivity to the religious needs of many separate religious denominations and faith groups. Leads and offers prayers and religious services for Veteran patients, patient families, staff, and community. Conduct rituals in front of groups of people, which requires effective leadership and public speaking skills. Uses leadership skills to lead prayer and religious services. Provides pastoral ministry to patients of his/her faith group, including conscientious attention during emergencies and crises. Ensures all patients are provided opportunities for the free exercise of religion and that Veterans are protected from proselytizing and coercing from any source. Serves as a fully recognized member of an integrated multi-professional treatment team. Maintains liaison with physicians, medical officers, psychologists, nurses, therapists, social workers, or others involved to exchange information relative to the background and current condition of patients. Supervises, trains and coaches volunteer groups who offer their services as assistants as needed. Serves as professional clinical chaplain in specialty clinics such as Inpatient/Outpatient Mental Health, Inpatient/Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Clinics, Hospice and Palliative Care, Grief and Bereavement Clinics, Women's Health Clinics, Cancer Treatment Centers, Spinal Cord/Polytrauma units, Pain clinics, Infectious Disease Clinics, Whole Health Clinics/Programs, etc. Provides guidance and/or support for patients to express values through processes such as life review, oral history, and end of life preparation and documentation. Maintains records and appropriately documents chaplaincy care services in the Electronic Health Record Management (EHRM) system/Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS) through either service approved template or Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan (SOAP) note format. Provides pastoral counseling on medical and ethical matters, including moral injury, problems of conscience, family or marital difficulties, justice or confinement matters, terminal diagnoses, or crisis. Addresses fears that patients have when facing surgery and answers questions regarding the meaning of life when confronted with the reality of pain, illness, permanent disfigurement, crippling, or death. Counsels patients with long term health illness to aid in developing and maintaining patience, determination, and perseverance. Provides advice to mental health patients with deeply troubling concerns of anxiety, depression, obsession, and fear. Provides referrals for continuity of spiritual care. Develops measurable, outcome-driven, and evidence-based pastoral care; and creates staff development and wellness programs. Supports the development of staff resiliency by providing emotional and spiritual support and compassionate presence. Administers ordinances, rites or sacraments; prepares and delivers sermons; arranges for the atmosphere and symbolism of worship; and conducts funeral services when needed. Provides crisis intervention and stabilization as required. Provides support for individual(s) or unit emergencies, natural disasters, man-made disasters or planned special events. Uses skills developing pastoral care programs that are measurable, outcome-driven and evidenced-based within the department guidelines; skills counseling on medical and ethical issues, terminal diagnoses or crises, moral injury, problems of conscience, family or marital difficulties, and justice or confinement matters. Uses skills supporting the development of staff resiliency and developing programs for staff development and wellness by providing spiritual and emotional support. Uses knowledge of community needs to coordinate with community organizations to provide comprehensive spiritual care utilizing outside community resources to meet the religious needs of patients that cannot be met by chaplain staff. Spends minimally 70% of time in patient care. Work Schedule: 7:30 am to 4:00 pm days may vary, including weekend shift, including on-call duties. Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 000000 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Chaplain (Department of Veterans Affairs): Duties include, but are not limited to: Serves as a Chaplain professional providing complete religious ministry services to Veteran patients according to their specific needs and desires. Serves as a primary resource, spiritual advisor and point of contact for the spiritual needs of patients, caregivers, and staff. Conducts religious services and worship, pastoral ministry, and administration of Chaplain services. Engages as a spiritual leader, a compassionate listener and counselor, especially during times of crisis. Provides emotional support and counseling using empathy and strong interpersonal skills to effectively connect with people of all ages. Ensures assignments are carried out in a pluralistic environment, which encompasses sensitivity to the religious needs of many separate religious denominations and faith groups. Leads and offers prayers and religious services for Veteran patients, patient families, staff, and community. Conduct rituals in front of groups of people, which requires effective leadership and public speaking skills. Uses leadership skills to lead prayer and religious services. Addresses the religious, spiritual, moral, and ethical problems of patients and staff. Provides counseling services to patients and staff. Conducts regular rounds of hospital wards where patients are critically ill. Ministers to newly admitted, pre- and post-operative patients, the critically ill, and the families of concerned veteran patients. Provides advance care planning education, information, and counsel for patients and their families. Provides pastoral ministry to patients of his/her faith group, including conscientious attention during emergencies and crises. Ensures all patients are provided opportunities for the free exercise of religion and that Veterans are protected from proselytizing and coercing from any source. Serves as a fully recognized member of an integrated multi-professional treatment team. Maintains liaison with physicians, medical officers, psychologists, nurses, therapists, social workers, or others involved to exchange information relative to the background and current condition of patients. Supervises, trains and coaches volunteer groups who offer their services as assistants as needed. Serves as professional clinical chaplain in specialty clinics such as Inpatient/Outpatient Mental Health, Inpatient/Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Clinics, Hospice and Palliative Care, Grief and Bereavement Clinics, Women's Health Clinics, Cancer Treatment Centers, Spinal Cord/Polytrauma units, Pain clinics, Infectious Disease Clinics, Whole Health Clinics/Programs, etc. Engages in group consultative discussions or conferences with these professionals to evaluate and review the patient's progress. Collaborates with treatment team professionals to discuss the recommended course of action, and other informed advice to attain the necessary therapeutic goals for the patient. Locates other Chaplains and/or persons from the community to provide patients' religious needs if necessary. Uses knowledge of different faiths to perform various religious rituals, lead prayers, and answer spiritual questions. Provides guidance and/or support for patients to express values through processes such as life review, oral history, and end of life preparation and documentation. Maintains records and appropriately documents chaplaincy care services in the Electronic Health Record Management (EHRM) system/Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS) through either service approved template or Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan (SOAP) note format. Provides pastoral counseling on medical and ethical matters, including moral injury, problems of conscience, family or marital difficulties, justice or confinement matters, terminal diagnoses, or crisis. Addresses fears that patients have when facing surgery and answers questions regarding the meaning of life when confronted with the reality of pain, illness, permanent disfigurement, crippling, or death. Counsels patients with long term health illness to aid in developing and maintaining patience, determination, and perseverance. Provides advice to mental health patients with deeply troubling concerns of anxiety, depression, obsession, and fear. Provides referrals for continuity of spiritual care. Work Schedule: Intermittent - Involves irregular or occasional workdays with no prearranged schedule. Telework: Not available Virtual: This is not a virtual position Functional Statement #: 000000 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not authorized - Chaplain (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): The primary duties of Bureau of Prisons Chaplains are religious accommodation, pastoral care, and faith-based reentry programming to those in federal custody. Chaplains lead worship and religious programming from their own faith tradition, religious credentialing, and endorsement. They work collaboratively with their correctional supervisory chains of command, other institutional departments, religious volunteers, and contracted faith-specific service providers to ensure the protected religious rights of federal offenders under federal laws and agency policies. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 3 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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1. Directs, obtains, maintains, and provides for proper usage of Security Forces equipment in order to meet unit objectives. Tracks operational and performance data on tools and equipment to provide feedback for appropriate activity. Directs repair of tools and equipment. Ensures timely calibration of equipment. Maintains liaison with interservice, Air Force, MAJCOM, and other agencies to ensure proper acquisition, use, and maintenance of major equipment items required to support the unit. Plans for the use of physical security equipment, ensuring the most efficient and economical combination of manpower and equipment. Implements DoD, USAF, and MAJCOM policies and plans. Coordinates, and monitors short and long term equipment requirements. Ensures personnel are properly trained on various types of security equipment in regards to operation, care, and maintenance. Reviews and analyzes equ
The selectee will serve as a Personnel Security Specialist in the Office of Administration, Personnel Security Vetting Division. Typical work assignments include: Performing security duties as it relates to the Personnel Security Program. Providing technical assistance to applicable stakeholders regarding personnel security (i.e., security questionnaires, accounts, and verification/validation and resolution of personnel security clearance issues). Assisting with organizing and prioritizing voluminous amounts of information in a systematic approach by identifying information in an effective and efficient manner. Assisting senior specialists in maintaining accurate class rosters and supporting the Personnel Security Program. Using judgment and tact to explain sensitive issues and reconciles conflicting viewpoints with employees and supervisors. Utilizing systems to manage the processing of
Pursuant to 50 USC 3024 (v), and with concurrence and consultation with the Director of National Intelligence and the Director of the Office of Personnel Management, this position is being established in the excepted service as an element of the Intelligence Community within the Department of the Treasury. The following are the duties of this position at the GS-11. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. Evaluates new or different types of security systems and equipment for application within the organization. Included are personnel access controls, physical protection devices, monitoring equipment, security forces, alarm and detection devices, vaults, gates, fences, advanced locking devices, etc. Develops procedures, systems, and evaluation plans for estab
APPLICATION LIMIT: This vacancy announcement is limited to the first 200 applications received and will close at 11:59PM Eastern Time on the day that we receive the 200th application, or at 11:59PM Eastern Time on the listed closing date, whichever occurs first. We encourage you to read this entire vacancy announcement prior to submitting your application. As a Personnel Security Specialist, GS-0080-09/11, you will be responsible for: Ensuring timely and accurate input of case data into all appropriate databases reflecting current status of actions involving public trust and national security positions. Ensuring requested investigations will meet the individual's Position Designation and all appropriate documentation has been provided before releasing to National Background Investigations Bureau (NBIB). Responding to problems or questions regarding the personnel security program, and rev
Capture electronic fingerprints utilizing Live Scan systems and processes personnel background checks to support healthcare employee credentialing and employment vetting. Review and processes personnel security clearance applications (including EPSQ) and manages security access data within federal adjudication databases (such as JPAS/DISS/DISS-JPAS). Review military police blotters for derogatory information, conducts local file checks, and prepares formal Reports of Unfavorable Information (DA Form 5248-R) or Serious Incident Reports as required. Conduct vulnerability assessments and crime prevention surveys of facilities to recommend appropriate electronic and mechanical security devices. Coordinate, develop, and maintain up-to-date installation Antiterrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP), OPSEC, and physical security contingency plans for emergency events. Deliver physical security briefin
Occupation: Security administration (series 0080) | posted as: Security Specialist; Security - (Ncr Hiring Blitz -2026) (Gg 7-10); Uniformed Security Compliance Officer; Adjudicator - Entry To Mid-Level (Maryland) | You will protect information, personnel, property, facilities, operations and materials from theft, misuse, sabotage and unauthorized access. You will manage, supervise or developing and implementing systems, policies an | ~291 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - SECURITY SPECIALIST (UNIT DEPLOYMENT MANAGER)(T32) (Air National Guard Units): 1. Directs, obtains, maintains, and provides for proper usage of Security Forces equipment in order to meet unit objectives. Tracks operational and performance data on tools and equipment to provide feedback for appropriate activity. Directs repair of tools and equipment. Ensures timely calibration of equipment. Maintains liaison with interservice, Air Force, MAJCOM, and other agencies to ensure proper acquisition, use, and maintenance of major equipment items required to support the unit. Plans for the use of physical security equipment, ensuring the most efficient and economical combination of manpower and equipment. Implements DoD, USAF, and MAJCOM policies and plans. Coordinates, and monitors short and long term equipment requirements. Ensures personnel are properly trained on various types of security equipment in regards to operation, care, and maintenance. Reviews and analyzes equipment utilization and failure rates, repair and replacement costs, and technological advancements. 2. Manages SF equipment accounts. Requisitions all materials, equipment, and services necessary to support the function, to include self-help projects. Requires a high level of expertise and knowledge of specialized equipment and determines suitable substitutes. Monitors source allowances, validates requests, and processes documentation to procure equipment. Maintains and utilizes current federal supply catalogs, stock lists, GSA catalogs, cross-reference lists, commercial manufacturer's parts lists, and catalogs. Performs research to identify items by stock number or stock class, part number, item specifications, quantity, availability, recommends source of procurement, unit price, total cost, and sole source justification, as applicable. Responsible for CA/CRL, Open Verification Library (OVL) local stock processes. Monitors, controls, and manages computerized status files concerning tools, equipment, and materials on order. Performs quality assurance by reviewing management data to ensure materials and tools are returned in a timely manner. 3. Performs trend analysis of past utilization of supplies and other materials to identify and determine future requirements. Records expenditures and maintains current on-hand balances. Provides financial accounting data to the Resource Advisor. Provides unfunded requirements and FINPLAN recommendations. Acts as the alternate Resource Advisor. 4. Manages and directs programs in support of SF deployment requirements. As the Unit Deployment Manager, serves as the primary point of contact between deployment work centers for all deployable assets. Establishes a mobility bag management program. Ensures all shelf life items are current. Serves as a representative at conferences, working groups, and meetings dealing with deployment, equipment, and reviews. Compiles and reports SF Status of Resources and Training System (SORTS), Defense Readiness Reporting System (DRRS) and Air Expeditionary Forces Reporting Tool (ART) data. Responsible for providing SORTS, ART and DRRS briefings to wing and squadron commanders. This position is the primary SORTs, DRRS, and ART monitor. 5. Coordinates movement of equipment and material by all modes of transportation. Manages the Material Safety data Sheet master file. Ensures hazardous and sensitive materials or equipment are properly stored, labeled, and proper disposal procedures are followed. Ensures safety equipment is on hand and serviceable. 6. Operates and manages SF storage facilities, to include geographically separated units and training sites. Reports material status of work order and job order requirements. Develops and manages a program to ensure material and tool discipline is maintained in all SF cost centers. Searches files to determine stock replenishment levels for bench and shop stock for centrally controlled supplies and other materials within funding limitations. Provides advice to supervisor on significant issues and problems related to work accomplishment. 7. Performs vehicle control responsibilities. Determines vehicle requirements, monitors vehicle status and training programs and reports and investigates incidents. Attends vehicle authorization and utilization board meeting. Manages and coordinates the vehicle maintenance and assignment program. Supervises the assignment and care of assigned and leased vehicles. Oversees the development of justification for new vehicles and the retention of existing ones. 8. Provides munitions forecasting data for SF requirements in coordination with the NCOIC of Combat Arms. 9. Performs and enforces the full range of SF duties within the military installation. Apprehends and detains violators of laws, rules, and regulations and turns them over to the Federal, civil police, or other law enforcement officers for arrest and posting of collateral. 10. Performs other duties as assigned. PLEASE CONTACT HRO FOR COMPLETE POSITION DESCRIPTION. - Personnel Security Specialist (U.S. Secret Service): The selectee will serve as a Personnel Security Specialist in the Office of Administration, Personnel Security Vetting Division. Typical work assignments include: Performing security duties as it relates to the Personnel Security Program. Providing technical assistance to applicable stakeholders regarding personnel security (i.e., security questionnaires, accounts, and verification/validation and resolution of personnel security clearance issues). Assisting with organizing and prioritizing voluminous amounts of information in a systematic approach by identifying information in an effective and efficient manner. Assisting senior specialists in maintaining accurate class rosters and supporting the Personnel Security Program. Using judgment and tact to explain sensitive issues and reconciles conflicting viewpoints with employees and supervisors. Utilizing systems to manage the processing of security clearances such as receipt of security documents, recording of security interview, authorization of polygraph (if required), initiation of background investigation, adjudication of investigation findings; accessing information and managing the process of contractors gaining access to various facilities and IT access. - PHYSICAL SECURITY SPECIALIST (Treasury, Departmental Offices): Pursuant to 50 USC 3024 (v), and with concurrence and consultation with the Director of National Intelligence and the Director of the Office of Personnel Management, this position is being established in the excepted service as an element of the Intelligence Community within the Department of the Treasury. The following are the duties of this position at the GS-11. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. Evaluates new or different types of security systems and equipment for application within the organization. Included are personnel access controls, physical protection devices, monitoring equipment, security forces, alarm and detection devices, vaults, gates, fences, advanced locking devices, etc. Develops procedures, systems, and evaluation plans for establishing, operating, and assessing the effectiveness of control systems to prevent waste, loss, unauthorized use, or misappropriation of HSPD-12 PIV assets. Serves as expert in matters of Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD-12) as it relates to card issuance and Physical Access Control Systems (PACS). Provide technical solutions, guidance, design, and implementation for state-of-the-art security systems. Works with subject-matter specialists in developing statements of need, descriptions of work, and other considerations relating to the security requirements under a contractual arrangement. They assure that security is considered in the earliest stages of procurement planning and that all requirements are fulfilled. Provides information, advice, and guidance to employees, supervisors and managers, contract personnel, and the public regarding the full range of physical security issues. - Personnel Security Specialist, GS-0080-09/11 (FPL 12) (DE) (Office of Finance and Operations): APPLICATION LIMIT: This vacancy announcement is limited to the first 200 applications received and will close at 11:59PM Eastern Time on the day that we receive the 200th application, or at 11:59PM Eastern Time on the listed closing date, whichever occurs first. We encourage you to read this entire vacancy announcement prior to submitting your application. As a Personnel Security Specialist, GS-0080-09/11, you will be responsible for: Ensuring timely and accurate input of case data into all appropriate databases reflecting current status of actions involving public trust and national security positions. Ensuring requested investigations will meet the individual's Position Designation and all appropriate documentation has been provided before releasing to National Background Investigations Bureau (NBIB). Responding to problems or questions regarding the personnel security program, and reviewing appropriate e-QIP forms and Request for Personnel Security Services packages submitted for processing. Reviewing security forms to identify the presence or absence of derogatory information, evaluating the impact of various kinds of derogatory information on the granting, denying, or revoking of security clearances and federal employment eligibility. Making Entry On Duty determinations for Department of Education employees, detailees, appointees and contractor information. Rejecting requests for investigations and return documents to the requesters when the information provided is inadequate for case processing. Analyzing reports of investigation, provide a written outline of the issues and any mitigating factors affecting the issues, and provide recommendations for appropriate action. Preparing correspondence to subjects of investigation identifying the reason(s) for any unfavorable personnel security or suitability action, provide to supervisor or senior adjudicator for review, and finalize for supervisor's signature. Reviewing rebuttals and make recommendations for final decision. - Security Specialist (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Capture electronic fingerprints utilizing Live Scan systems and processes personnel background checks to support healthcare employee credentialing and employment vetting. Review and processes personnel security clearance applications (including EPSQ) and manages security access data within federal adjudication databases (such as JPAS/DISS/DISS-JPAS). Review military police blotters for derogatory information, conducts local file checks, and prepares formal Reports of Unfavorable Information (DA Form 5248-R) or Serious Incident Reports as required. Conduct vulnerability assessments and crime prevention surveys of facilities to recommend appropriate electronic and mechanical security devices. Coordinate, develop, and maintain up-to-date installation Antiterrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP), OPSEC, and physical security contingency plans for emergency events. Deliver physical security briefings, crime prevention training, and foreign travel clearance briefings to command travelers, military personnel, and civilian staff. 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Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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As a FIREFIGHTER (HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TECH-BASIC LIFE SUPPORT) (Title 5) with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Performs hazard and risk assessment and conducts a complete incident analysis. Conducts immediate incident surveys to completely identify materials involved, determines specific HAZMAT that have been released, analyzes surrounding conditions to identify the materials and containers involved; predicts behavior of a material and/or container and recommends mitigation actions. Predicts the potential harm to people and the environment. Develops an appropriate strategy for approaching the release site and containing the release. Establishes on scene control procedures, including control zones and decontamination processing. Employs HAZMAT response procedures and equipment, including liquid splash and vapor protective clothing, self-conta
Responds to alarms and combats fires, requiring the full performance of firefighting tasks. Evacuates and rescues occupants; takes vital signs, stabilizes victim stops all external bleeding. Serves as a driver-operator of major motorized firefighting equipment. Performs fire protection inspections in low risk areas where no unusual fire hazards are expected and potential severity is low. Serves as a member of the Hazardous Material Technician team for incident response.
You will perform engine company inspections, and building pre-plans, looking for infractions and the locations of local alarm and sprinkler systems, power, water, and gas shutoffs, noting all hazardous storage or conditions inside and outside. You will carry out evacuation drills, reset sprinkler and local alarm systems. You will perform station, grounds, apparatus, and equipment maintenance. You will respond to structure fires, serving as a hydrant man, hose-man, makes forcible entry, ventilates structures, makes rescue, and performs salvage and overhaul operations, and other duties as required. You will respond to downed aircraft or aircraft emergencies, operates hand lines, turrets to control and protect aircrews and rescue men entering the aircraft. You will respond to medical emergencies and provide for the rescue and on scene stabilization for victims of fire, sudden illness, accid
As a Firefighter (non-supervisory), you will respond to and mitigate emergency incidents, to include fires, Haz Mat incidents, auto accidents, and provide emergency care to ill and injured persons. Firefighters are based out of a Fire Station and drive and operate emergency apparatus, such as an Engine/Pumper, Tower/Ladder, Rescue/Squad, and Ambulance/Medic Unit (Advanced Life Support). Work involves combating and extinguishing fires, vehicle extrication, technical rescue operations, and providing emergency medical care to the sick or injured. A significant amount of the work-day is spent in preparing for emergencies, including training, practical evolutions, and performing standby duties for high hazard activities. Firefighters work 48-hour shifts (144-hour bi-weekly work schedule) and are required to work overtime as needed. In the event of a large-scale emergency, Firefighters may be
Drives firefighting vehicle to scene of fire following predetermined routes or selecting alternate routes when necessary. Responds to accidents and other emergencies on and off depot involving injury and illnesses, sometimes encountering situations which may be life threatening. Operates hose lines, ladders, hydrants, and performs or assists in rescue operations in the control and extinguishment of fires. Provides fire protection for buildings, shops, warehouses, ammunition storage areas, fuel storage areas, ground cover areas and a variety of other structural and related areas. Performs invasive airway procedures that may include needle or surgical cricothyrotomy, pleural decompression, nasal intubation, and application of continuous position airway pressure (CPAP).
Occupation: Fire protection and prevention (series 0081) | posted as: Firefighter (Basic Life Support); Firefighter (Paramedic); Fire Protection Inspector; Firefighter (Bls/Hazmat Technician) | You will help put out fires, rescue people from fires and prevent fires from happening. You may handle dangerous materials, train people about fire safety, use communication devices, make prevention and protection plans | 95% want a licence/certification; has a maximum entry age | ~686 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - FIREFIGHTER (HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TECH-BASIC LIFE SUPPORT) (Title 5) (Air National Guard Units): As a FIREFIGHTER (HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TECH-BASIC LIFE SUPPORT) (Title 5) with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Performs hazard and risk assessment and conducts a complete incident analysis. Conducts immediate incident surveys to completely identify materials involved, determines specific HAZMAT that have been released, analyzes surrounding conditions to identify the materials and containers involved; predicts behavior of a material and/or container and recommends mitigation actions. Predicts the potential harm to people and the environment. Develops an appropriate strategy for approaching the release site and containing the release. Establishes on scene control procedures, including control zones and decontamination processing. Employs HAZMAT response procedures and equipment, including liquid splash and vapor protective clothing, self-contained breathing apparatus, spill containment materials, and extinguishing agents. Continuously evaluates the effectiveness of the situational response and recommends potential alternatives or supplementary actions. Assists other HAZMAT technicians and response personnel. Collaborates on post incident debriefings and critiques. Prepares incident reports and documentation. Maintains and decontaminates HAZMAT equipment and supplies. Performs Basic Life Support. Initiates established medical protocols in providing basic life support. Performs noninvasive emergency procedures: conducts initial and on-going patient assessment and physical examination; maintains airway, breathing, and circulation; determines priority of care; monitors patient's baseline vital signs: performs cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automatic external defibrillation (AED); controls external bleeding and treats for shock; ascertains patient medical problems and drug history; assists patients in taking emergency medications under the direction of standing orders of a physician; establishes communication with the receiving facility and provides patient information; employs a variety of established emergency medical techniques, methods, and equipment to stabilize the patient for transport; assists intermediate life support or paramedic staff; prepares appropriate and relevant patient care documentation; and uses and maintains care of emergency equipment and replaces medical and expendable supplies. Drives and operates firefighting vehicles, such as pumpers, aerial ladder trucks, and Airport Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) vehicles. Drives to the scene of the fire following a predetermined route or selecting an alternate when necessary and positions vehicle considering factors, such as wind direction, sources of water, hazards from falling structures, location of armament on aircraft, etc. Operates pumps, foam generators, boom and ground sweep nozzles, and other similar equipment. Determines proper pressures, the number of lines, and relays requirements to the booster pumper. Performs crash-rescue and firefighting duties involving air traffic or support operations where hazardous conditions are such that the expectancy for fire is high and potential for becoming destructive is great. Performs work at airfields handling aircraft (e.g., fighters, bombers, cargo, passenger) carrying large volumes of fuel, conventional and sometimes nuclear weapons, or highly flammable or explosive cargo; or handling a large number of air moves, or a moderate number involving pilot training, or other air moves with high crash or fire potential. Support operations involve extensive flightline repair work, hot pit refueling, or the storage or movement of large quantities of gasoline and other fuels. Performs standby duty during aircraft refueling and defueling, engine maintenance and testing, welding, and burning on fueled and/or armed aircraft, ammunition handling or other special circumstances. Performs structural firefighting duties for a variety of facilities, which may include large multistoried buildings, industrial areas, and/or base storage facilities. Performs structural firefighting duties at facilities which may be engaged in the production, storage, and testing of fuels, explosives, gases, or other chemicals and materials which are capable of producing extensive and hazardous toxicological, biological, or radiological products. Performs pre-fire planning by physically going through structures to become familiar with the layout, fire hazards, and location of fixed fire protection systems. Maintains firefighting equipment and fire station facilities. Performs functional tests and inspections. Performs preventive maintenance on equipment and housekeeping duties associated with assigned facilities. Complies with health, safety, and environmental rules and procedures and performs work in a manner that enhances the safety of the work environment. Performs other duties as assigned - FIREFIGHTER (BASIC LIFE SUPPORT/HAZMAT TECHNICIAN) (U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command): Responds to alarms and combats fires, requiring the full performance of firefighting tasks. Evacuates and rescues occupants; takes vital signs, stabilizes victim stops all external bleeding. Serves as a driver-operator of major motorized firefighting equipment. Performs fire protection inspections in low risk areas where no unusual fire hazards are expected and potential severity is low. Serves as a member of the Hazardous Material Technician team for incident response. - FIREFIGHTER (U.S. Marine Corps): You will perform engine company inspections, and building pre-plans, looking for infractions and the locations of local alarm and sprinkler systems, power, water, and gas shutoffs, noting all hazardous storage or conditions inside and outside. You will carry out evacuation drills, reset sprinkler and local alarm systems. You will perform station, grounds, apparatus, and equipment maintenance. You will respond to structure fires, serving as a hydrant man, hose-man, makes forcible entry, ventilates structures, makes rescue, and performs salvage and overhaul operations, and other duties as required. You will respond to downed aircraft or aircraft emergencies, operates hand lines, turrets to control and protect aircrews and rescue men entering the aircraft. You will respond to medical emergencies and provide for the rescue and on scene stabilization for victims of fire, sudden illness, accidental injuries, childbirth and other events requiring medical personnel. You will perform emergency communication duties in the absence of the regularly assigned automotive equipment dispatcher answering all routine and emergency telephone calls, dispatching appropriate personnel, vehicles and equipment. You will use computers and computer aided dispatch (CAD) systems to record all emergency response data, operate and monitor a variety of reporting\recording systems. You will monitor local and off base emergency radio frequencies, maintains dispatch logs, records and reports used by fire department. You will ensure all communication and alarm systems are in a proper state of operational readiness. - Firefighter (Central Intelligence Agency): As a Firefighter (non-supervisory), you will respond to and mitigate emergency incidents, to include fires, Haz Mat incidents, auto accidents, and provide emergency care to ill and injured persons. Firefighters are based out of a Fire Station and drive and operate emergency apparatus, such as an Engine/Pumper, Tower/Ladder, Rescue/Squad, and Ambulance/Medic Unit (Advanced Life Support). Work involves combating and extinguishing fires, vehicle extrication, technical rescue operations, and providing emergency medical care to the sick or injured. A significant amount of the work-day is spent in preparing for emergencies, including training, practical evolutions, and performing standby duties for high hazard activities. Firefighters work 48-hour shifts (144-hour bi-weekly work schedule) and are required to work overtime as needed. In the event of a large-scale emergency, Firefighters may be recalled to work. Work may involve strenuous physical activity and exposure to extreme heat, smoke, falling materials, toxic chemicals, and other hazardous conditions. This position requires a 5-year service commitment. Upon Entrance on Duty (EOD), a 5-year commitment with the Fire Department is required before applying internally to other positions. Firefighter/EMT: $77,386 - $94,592 Firefighter// Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT): $85,993 - $97,474 Firefighter/Paramedic: $95,233 - $104,763 - Firefighter (Paramedic) (Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)): Drives firefighting vehicle to scene of fire following predetermined routes or selecting alternate routes when necessary. Responds to accidents and other emergencies on and off depot involving injury and illnesses, sometimes encountering situations which may be life threatening. Operates hose lines, ladders, hydrants, and performs or assists in rescue operations in the control and extinguishment of fires. Provides fire protection for buildings, shops, warehouses, ammunition storage areas, fuel storage areas, ground cover areas and a variety of other structural and related areas. Performs invasive airway procedures that may include needle or surgical cricothyrotomy, pleural decompression, nasal intubation, and application of continuous position airway pressure (CPAP). Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 3 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Occupation: United States Marshal Service (series 0082) | As a U.S. Marshal, you will serve court orders, arrest wanted people, safeguard and transport prisoners and provide security for courts. You may manage riots, protect witnesses and perform tasks assigned by the courts or | ~214 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 3 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 3 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Major Duties include but not limited to: Performs a wide variety of duties encompassing investigations and enforcing federal, state, and local laws pertaining to violations on government property and federally controlled assets. Investigates suspicious packages and people which may involve searches and seizures. Captures audio and visual evidence. Prepare final reports of the investigation, including the application of rules of evidence to substantiate conclusions and make recommendations to various parties on administrative actions to be taken. Investigates suspected instances of noncompliance with laws, rules, policy, regulations, executive orders, or other mandatory regulatory requirements by individuals or organizations. Monitors until all corrective action(s) and investigations have been completed. Determines facts, research investigative reports and documentation, obtains evidence,
National Security Agency's Police Officers provide armed and uniformed security, force protection, and law enforcement functions in support of NSA's mission, assets, personnel, and facilities headquartered in and around Fort Meade, Maryland and NSA Sugar Grove, West Virginia. The NSA Police Force is an integral part of the NSA Security and Counterintelligence organization, which provides NSA worldwide counterintelligence, personnel, and facilities security support. Primary Responsibilities: - Counterterrorism & Force Protection - Pedestrian and vehicular access control - Response and mitigation of security, medical, and fire emergencies - Critical incident management - Enforcement of laws and regulations relative to the protection of NSA assets - Vehicle, facility, and material security inspections - Firearms training and range management - Patrol of NSA property
Monitors Security Communications Systems such as Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV); Intrusion Detection's System (IDS); and telephone/radio systems. Recommends to the supervisor and director, changes in the organization of work or assignment of functions in order to improve work flow and service coverage, promote job satisfactions, and increase productivity. Serves as police officer on installation with conventional ammunition, supply and maintenance mission, and general supply mission. Patrols assigned areas on depot to detect, apprehend, arrest or cite offenders of federal or state laws or violation of a regulation. Conducts security patrols in industrial and storage areas to enforce security regulations, plans, and policies. Dispatches police, fire and emergency units to scenes of crimes, accidents and natural disasters.
Issue traffic citations and formal warnings to document violations and discourage unsafe driving behavior on the installation. Direct vehicle and pedestrian traffic at controlled points to ensure orderly movement and prevent accidents during peak hours or special events. Operate a firearm in the performance of duty in accordance with proper procedures. Categorize Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives (AAE) to ensure proper handling and protect military munitions against sabotage, espionage, theft, or damage. Investigate Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and SCIF alarms to determine probable cause and prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information. Administer lifesaving first aid to stabilize victims during emergencies until medical personnel arrive. Intercept and board unauthorized vessels in restricted waters to determine potential criminal threats and safeguard military assets. Apprehe
Enforce and implement the Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan, the Conservation Law Enforcement Plan, the Endangered Species Biological Opinion and other applicable programs, statutes and regulations Provide input for the development of the Schedule 75 QLPR MPED budgeting strategy. Work on short and long-range plans for the installation as they relate to enforcement operations and investigation Prepare, review, and approve conservation law enforcement investigations and writes technical reports of investigative findings. Plan and execute life cycle replacement of critical law enforcement equipment within budgetary constraints. Coordinate with installation, local, State and Federal law enforcement authorities liaison matters related to conservation law enforcement activities. Prepares reviews and approve conservation law enforcement investigations and writes technical reports of
Occupation: Police (series 0083) | posted as: Police Officer; Detective; Nsa Police / Law Enforcement Officer - Entry To Experienced Level (Md &Wv) | You will help maintain peace, prevent and investigate crimes and arrest violators. You will also assist citizens during emergencies and protect civil rights. You will make sure people follow federal, state, county and mu | ~1190 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Police Officer (Veterans Health Administration): Major Duties include but not limited to: Performs a wide variety of duties encompassing investigations and enforcing federal, state, and local laws pertaining to violations on government property and federally controlled assets. Investigates suspicious packages and people which may involve searches and seizures. Captures audio and visual evidence. Prepare final reports of the investigation, including the application of rules of evidence to substantiate conclusions and make recommendations to various parties on administrative actions to be taken. Investigates suspected instances of noncompliance with laws, rules, policy, regulations, executive orders, or other mandatory regulatory requirements by individuals or organizations. Monitors until all corrective action(s) and investigations have been completed. Determines facts, research investigative reports and documentation, obtains evidence, assessments, and evaluations, and performs other investigative tasks. Conducts long- and short-term investigations when solutions cannot be achieved during a normal patrol shift. Conducts long-term investigations (several days to several weeks) to detect and apprehend individuals committing acts of violence, theft of Federal or personal property, for violating laws concerning controlled substances. Evaluates crime prevention programs and recommending changes to reduce opportunities for theft, assault, illegal entry, or other kinds of violations. Develop and following leads, taking statements, and otherwise gathering bits of information and facts. Analyzes facts to identify suspects and develop case information for use in pressing charges and bringing suspects to trial. Coordinates with U.S. and other prosecuting attorneys on case development and plans to perform arrests and prosecutions. Coordinates with other law enforcement agencies to gather facts or evidence for use in assigned cases. Conducts investigations and resolving crimes such as theft, burglary, robbery and possession of illegal substances. Uses a variety of investigative procedures and techniques to develop and follow leads, interview witnesses and suspects, takes statements, obtain search warrants, gather information and facts, plan and conduct stakeouts, analyze facts to identify suspects. Develop case information, coordinate investigations with other law enforcement agencies. Assignments may require the employee to perform investigations extending for periods of time beyond a single shift and to ascertain interrelationships with other cases and/or law enforcement agencies that may affect the methods and procedures used. Work typically involves extensive investigative responsibilities and assignments that vary frequently in the nature of cases handled. Decisions made vary according to the nature of a perceived threat from demonstrators or anticipated terrorist actions, by the nature of hazards imposed by local terrain and/or weather or other conditions that affect lighting and communications, and the ability to observe or pursue violators. Conducts investigations, apprehensions, or detention of individuals suspected or convicted of offenses against the criminal laws of the US, protection, and transport of U.S. officials. Conducts investigations with a nexus to VA, prisoner transports, patient search and recovery, life-saving efforts, disaster response and recovery, asset protection during transit, training, and other matters. Identifies and preserves evidence, writes comprehensive incident reports, prepares case files, and testifies in court as it pertains to enforcing laws and regulations. Provides services routinely at all segments of VA facilities located over large geographical areas, some of which may be in different states, counties, municipalities, or townships. Performs certain elements of the work away from Departmental properties when consistent with Federal law, regulation, VA policy, and operational guidance. Investigations involve searching crime scenes for clues, interviewing witnesses, following leads, analyzing and evaluating evidence, locating suspects, and making arrests. Work Schedule: Shift work to include weekends and holidays. Position Description/PD#: Police Officer/ 99268-S Physical Demands: Much of the work involves on-site work requiring prolonged walking over flat and even surfaces, working in confined spaces, crouching, bending, crawling, standing, and climbing. The work requires outside exposure to all temperatures and loud noises. Also requires moderate to arduous physical exertion and possible exposure to personal danger, that may include apprehending and physically restraining subjects. Work Environment: Some work is performed in an adequately lit and climate-controlled office. The position requires exposure to varying climate and environmental conditions, including cold and warm weather conditions and/or exposure to high noise levels and dangerous substances. Appropriate safety practices will always be utilized. - NSA Police / Law Enforcement Officer - Entry to Experienced Level (MD &WV) (National Security Agency/Central Security Service): National Security Agency's Police Officers provide armed and uniformed security, force protection, and law enforcement functions in support of NSA's mission, assets, personnel, and facilities headquartered in and around Fort Meade, Maryland and NSA Sugar Grove, West Virginia. The NSA Police Force is an integral part of the NSA Security and Counterintelligence organization, which provides NSA worldwide counterintelligence, personnel, and facilities security support. Primary Responsibilities: - Counterterrorism & Force Protection - Pedestrian and vehicular access control - Response and mitigation of security, medical, and fire emergencies - Critical incident management - Enforcement of laws and regulations relative to the protection of NSA assets - Vehicle, facility, and material security inspections - Firearms training and range management - Patrol of NSA property - Police Officer (Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)): Monitors Security Communications Systems such as Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV); Intrusion Detection's System (IDS); and telephone/radio systems. Recommends to the supervisor and director, changes in the organization of work or assignment of functions in order to improve work flow and service coverage, promote job satisfactions, and increase productivity. Serves as police officer on installation with conventional ammunition, supply and maintenance mission, and general supply mission. Patrols assigned areas on depot to detect, apprehend, arrest or cite offenders of federal or state laws or violation of a regulation. Conducts security patrols in industrial and storage areas to enforce security regulations, plans, and policies. Dispatches police, fire and emergency units to scenes of crimes, accidents and natural disasters. - Police Officer (Military Ocean Terminal) (ARMY TRANSPORTATION): Issue traffic citations and formal warnings to document violations and discourage unsafe driving behavior on the installation. Direct vehicle and pedestrian traffic at controlled points to ensure orderly movement and prevent accidents during peak hours or special events. Operate a firearm in the performance of duty in accordance with proper procedures. Categorize Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives (AAE) to ensure proper handling and protect military munitions against sabotage, espionage, theft, or damage. Investigate Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and SCIF alarms to determine probable cause and prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information. Administer lifesaving first aid to stabilize victims during emergencies until medical personnel arrive. Intercept and board unauthorized vessels in restricted waters to determine potential criminal threats and safeguard military assets. Apprehend criminal suspects based on investigative facts and the determination of probable cause. Apply Random Anti-terrorism Measures (RAM) and Force Protection (FP) Conditions at entry points to deter unauthorized access to installation. Conduct waterside security patrols of U.S. Military, non-military, and foreign ships. - Supervisory Police Officer (CLEO) (United States Army Installation Management Command): Enforce and implement the Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan, the Conservation Law Enforcement Plan, the Endangered Species Biological Opinion and other applicable programs, statutes and regulations Provide input for the development of the Schedule 75 QLPR MPED budgeting strategy. Work on short and long-range plans for the installation as they relate to enforcement operations and investigation Prepare, review, and approve conservation law enforcement investigations and writes technical reports of investigative findings. Plan and execute life cycle replacement of critical law enforcement equipment within budgetary constraints. Coordinate with installation, local, State and Federal law enforcement authorities liaison matters related to conservation law enforcement activities. Prepares reviews and approve conservation law enforcement investigations and writes technical reports of investigative findings. Enforces Federal, State, and installation fish and wildlife regulations. Conduct community relations activities, briefings, tours and other functions, which enhance appreciation of the wildlife and promotes a positive attitude and public awareness of fish, game laws and regulations. Coordinate with local Natural Resources office to ensure that Conservation Law Enforcement activities are fully integrated within the Installation Natural Resources Management Plan (INRMP) and Installation Cultural Resources Management Plan (ICRMP). Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 3 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 3 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 1 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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This position is located within the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Upper Colorado Region, Security Response Force Group, Page, Arizona. Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Serve as a member of an armed tactical response element Participate in training to develop requisite skill sets necessary for the defense of National Critical Infrastructure. Secure physical security perimeters. Visually and physically inspect vehicles and passengers at the Glen Canyon Field Office. Enforce applicable rules and regulations governing vehicle use, parking, building or other facility access. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. You must successfully complete an intensive 8-10 week basic training conducted at Grand Coulee. (see Qualifications) (Travel/Transportation are covered by sponsor
Monitor installation access in accordance with Army regulations. Prevent unauthorized access to highly restrictive areas. Exercise specialized operating requirements to detect threats. Assist in the maintenance of law and order when necessary.
Serves as a Security Guard at a Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) within the Defense Health Agency. Responsible for conducting both internal and external patrols of the hospital, parking lots/garages, ground and providing security service support of outlying clinics. Provides personal security of patients, staff, visitors coming to the MTF and scanning and removal of weapons Conducts initial inquiries for both administrative and potential criminal complaints and reports findings to the MTF Chief of Security/Security Officer/Chief of Guards. Detects suspicious or abnormal behavior; and stops, questions, and detains persons when probable cause exists to do so. Monitors access into restricted areas and intrusion detection system alarms using both manual and electronic methods.
Responsible for safeguarding government personnel, property, and technologies against such threats as: unlawful entry, sabotage, espionage, theft, accidental or willful damage, and destruction. Grant access to those individuals that have met screening requirements and demonstrate a need to access the installation. Provide significant support to the overall installation Antiterrorism/ Force Protection (AT/FP) capability. Makes daily assignments to ensure that guard coverage is provided to assigned patrol areas. Instruct employees in specific tasks and job techniques and provide on-the-job training to new employees in accordance with established procedures. Operates and performs research queries on the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) workstation terminal(s) in accordance with (IAW) federal and state laws. First responder to emergency recall and provide immediate response to active
You will be subject to shift work to include: call back, overtime, weekends, and holidays. You will be subject to interruptions from meals or other work breaks. You will be required to receive training on the use of oleoresin (OC) spray in a controlled training environment, to include the experience of receiving the spray to the facial area. You will perform installation access control for pedestrians and vehicles. You will serve as an initial point of contact for visitors, foreign nationals, government agents, elected officials, media, and Distinguished Visitors. You will record accurate and detailed information. You will assist Explosive Ordnance Disposal and K-9 units in search of controlled substances and explosive devices. You will exercise a high degree of professionalism, tact, courtesy, and firmness in the performance of all force protection duties. You will perform foot and vehi
Occupation: Security guard (series 0085) | posted as: Security Guard | You will guard and protect federal buildings, equipment and property. You will also control and screen access to federal buildings and property. You aim to help prevent losing materials or information necessary for natio | ~778 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Security Guard (Bureau of Reclamation): This position is located within the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Upper Colorado Region, Security Response Force Group, Page, Arizona. Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Serve as a member of an armed tactical response element Participate in training to develop requisite skill sets necessary for the defense of National Critical Infrastructure. Secure physical security perimeters. Visually and physically inspect vehicles and passengers at the Glen Canyon Field Office. Enforce applicable rules and regulations governing vehicle use, parking, building or other facility access. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. You must successfully complete an intensive 8-10 week basic training conducted at Grand Coulee. (see Qualifications) (Travel/Transportation are covered by sponsoring organization) If applicant is unable to attend any part of the academy assigned, they will be removed from consideration. Physical Demands: Work is physically demanding and may require the employee to be on continuous foot patrol during a 12-hour shift. On a regular and recurring basis considerable and strenuous physical exertion such as frequent climbing of multiple flights of stairs, lifting objects over 75 pounds, crouching or crawling in restrictive areas during patrol or apprehension activities. As a member of the SRF employee may also have to defend oneself or others against a physical attack. Employee will be required to pass annual certification, which will include physical tasks and other selected tasks relating to the performance of duties such as marksmanship. Employee must be physically and mentally prepared to respond to incidents in as rapid and efficient manner as safety permits. Training exercises and emergency responses require walking, crawling, climbing, running, etc., and occasionally carrying heavy weapons and/or related equipment throughout all areas of the facility. When performing duties, the employee may also be required to rappel off structures, climb ladders, and perform other strenuous activities. Work is sedentary when at a stationary post or on mobile patrol. Working Environment: Performance of duties regularly involves exposure to moderate discomforts and unpleasantness such as working in adverse weather conditions or in confined spaces. Sufficient protective measures and gear are provided to mitigate potential dangers. As a continuing part of the position the employee trains for situations which involve high risk of exposure to potentially dangerous situations or unusual environmental stresses that require a range of safety and other precautions (e.g., subject to possible physical or terrorist attack and similar situations that cannot be controlled) but these situations are not a regular and recurring part of the position. This is an open continuous vacancy announcement. The first cut-off date is 11:59 pm EST, August 20, 2026. Initial consideration will be given to candidates whose applications meet all qualification and/or eligibility requirements and are received by the first cut-off date. Applicants will be referred periodically throughout the announcement period. Final application disposition will be completed once all positions have been filled or the announcement reaches the end of the open period stated in the announcement. Cut-off dates will occur as follows: August 20, 2026 (initial cut-off date); September 10, 2026; October 1, 2026; and October 27, 2026 - Security Guard (Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)): Monitor installation access in accordance with Army regulations. Prevent unauthorized access to highly restrictive areas. Exercise specialized operating requirements to detect threats. Assist in the maintenance of law and order when necessary. - Security Guard (Department of Defense): Serves as a Security Guard at a Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) within the Defense Health Agency. Responsible for conducting both internal and external patrols of the hospital, parking lots/garages, ground and providing security service support of outlying clinics. Provides personal security of patients, staff, visitors coming to the MTF and scanning and removal of weapons Conducts initial inquiries for both administrative and potential criminal complaints and reports findings to the MTF Chief of Security/Security Officer/Chief of Guards. Detects suspicious or abnormal behavior; and stops, questions, and detains persons when probable cause exists to do so. Monitors access into restricted areas and intrusion detection system alarms using both manual and electronic methods. - Lead Security Guard (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Responsible for safeguarding government personnel, property, and technologies against such threats as: unlawful entry, sabotage, espionage, theft, accidental or willful damage, and destruction. Grant access to those individuals that have met screening requirements and demonstrate a need to access the installation. Provide significant support to the overall installation Antiterrorism/ Force Protection (AT/FP) capability. Makes daily assignments to ensure that guard coverage is provided to assigned patrol areas. Instruct employees in specific tasks and job techniques and provide on-the-job training to new employees in accordance with established procedures. Operates and performs research queries on the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) workstation terminal(s) in accordance with (IAW) federal and state laws. First responder to emergency recall and provide immediate response to active shooter and other situations such as terrorist threat, national emergencies and natural disasters. Secures installation from all entry on own initiative or upon notification of alarm or emergency. Detains violators, identifies witnesses and renders first aid to the injured commensurate with training and certifications Ensures incident scenes are preserved for law enforcement investigators and provides written reports of findings based on criminal incidents. - SECURITY GUARD (Department of the Navy): You will be subject to shift work to include: call back, overtime, weekends, and holidays. You will be subject to interruptions from meals or other work breaks. You will be required to receive training on the use of oleoresin (OC) spray in a controlled training environment, to include the experience of receiving the spray to the facial area. You will perform installation access control for pedestrians and vehicles. You will serve as an initial point of contact for visitors, foreign nationals, government agents, elected officials, media, and Distinguished Visitors. You will record accurate and detailed information. You will assist Explosive Ordnance Disposal and K-9 units in search of controlled substances and explosive devices. You will exercise a high degree of professionalism, tact, courtesy, and firmness in the performance of all force protection duties. You will perform foot and vehicle patrols. You will perform vehicle inspections. You will perform Visitor Control Center duties. You will perform other duties at the discretion and direction of management. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 4 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 2 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Performs alarm and access monitoring, tracing access patterns, programming, assigning or removing user permissions, updating databases, remotely opening and securing doors during routine and emergency operations and generating a variety of reports as needed. Assesses on-scene behavior and determines when it is appropriate to dispatch law enforcement or other personnel to investigate. Responsible for responding to alarm systems monitoring fire, access, intrusion, duress/panic, medical emergencies, psychiatric emergencies, medical assist teams, etc.; and emergency digital paging system. Monitors emergency weather alerts and transmits warnings system wide when appropriate. Maintains radio/alarm activity records/logs to include dates, times, and results of communications and activities and prepares completed reports. Performs and documents emergency callbacks when necessary. Tracks critical
Conduct security screenings to verify eligibility of applicants. Review visit applications for accuracy and compliance with security regulations. Maintain files, logs, and databases, including those with sensitive information. Assist visitors with badges and clearances, along with other security-related matters.
Manages the operations and security of the DEERS/RAPIDS workstations as a certified Site Security Manager (SSM). Adds, trains, and assigns roles of users and views or updates the RAPIDS configuration utilities. Uses delegated authority and system access to perform complicated system changes, to include overrides, creating new personnel records/segments, and updating personnel attributes. Serves as primary point of contact for and coordinates with other military installations in authenticating and validating requests for CACs/USIDs and DEERS/RAPIDS enrollment updates. Serves as a Site Security Manager for the Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS). Operates the installation’s electronic security system (ESS). Supports installation physical security and law enforcement programs by producing analytical reports pertaining to ID card issuance and lost or stolen identification credent
Perform various tasks associated with the pass system. Prepare, issue, and maintain control and accountability of pass requests for temporary and permanent military and civilian personnel, official visitors, and contractor employees. Conduct pass procedure inspections at Red River Army Depot. Provide information, direct calls or visitors to other organizations according to information/action desired, exercising tact, courtesy, alertness and good judgment in carrying out public contacts. Operate an electronic typewriter, word processor, microcomputer, or computer terminal, using standard typewriter style keyboard with additional function keys, to prepare a variety of narrative and tabular material from rough draft.
Serves as a Security Assistant for the Multipurpose Hydroelectric Facilities under the Walla Walla (NWW) District Corps of Engineers. Responsible for applying security process and procedures for a facility located throughout the NWW footprint with emphasis on and not limited to, access control, camera monitoring, security systems, and key control. Monitors and controls the access points for a multipurpose hydroelectric facility and the associated access control devices. Uses automation equipment and software to prepare and provide digital access control badges for the facility, its visitors, and employees. Assists in monitoring the facilities Electronic Security System (ESS). This includes, but is not limited to cameras, alarmed zones, and access points. Conducts and documents Random Antiterrorism Measures (RAMs) as directed by the Walla Walla District Corps of Engineers Security Office.
Occupation: Security clerical and assistance (series 0086) | posted as: Security Assistant; Security Clerk; Security Asistant | You will supervise or do clerical and assistant tasks that support security programs. You should understand program objectives, methods and procedures and have administrative and clerical skills. | ~412 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Security Assistant (Department of Veterans Affairs): Performs alarm and access monitoring, tracing access patterns, programming, assigning or removing user permissions, updating databases, remotely opening and securing doors during routine and emergency operations and generating a variety of reports as needed. Assesses on-scene behavior and determines when it is appropriate to dispatch law enforcement or other personnel to investigate. Responsible for responding to alarm systems monitoring fire, access, intrusion, duress/panic, medical emergencies, psychiatric emergencies, medical assist teams, etc.; and emergency digital paging system. Monitors emergency weather alerts and transmits warnings system wide when appropriate. Maintains radio/alarm activity records/logs to include dates, times, and results of communications and activities and prepares completed reports. Performs and documents emergency callbacks when necessary. Tracks critical information and reports findings to the supervisor. - Implements policies, procedures, and methods for identifying and protecting information, personnel, property, facilities, operations, or material. - Operates an established vehicle registration and visitor management program and parking registration and/or photo identification equipment. - Issues and retrieves government issued keys and/or identification cards. Reviews requests for and issues passes and identification documents. Maintains accurate key inventory and accountability database. - Maintains accountability of Police Officer badges issued and all associated logs. - Performs administrative (non-criminal) investigations of lost keys, passes, and PIV cards for rapid assessment and documentation of any compromised access to VA property and termination of off access permissions. The position monitors and receives routine and emergency calls from a variety of sources that need police, fire, medical or other emergency services. Determines the nature and location of the emergency; prioritizes events and commits police resources appropriately; determines what notifications are necessary based upon event type, makes such notifications and coordinates follow-up communications. Receives and process emergency calls, maintains contact with law enforcement units on assignment, maintains status and location of Police Officers and coordinates communication between agencies as needed. Answers nonemergency calls for assistance. Monitors and directs responses to security and life safety communications, radio dispatches, telephone calls, and other emergency communication circuits. Receives and compiles information from various sources related to police and emergency incidents, taking appropriate actions regarding intrusion, duress, and hold-up alarms. Directs response and/or modifies responsible personnel depending on the type of incident or request. Coordinates with various federal, state and local law enforcement officials for coordination of emergency situations. Responsible for the orderly flow of communications between the police dispatch center, agency leadership and the work force. Operates a variety of communications and security equipment, such as computers, multi-frequency radios, multi-line telephone system, and other related peripherals. Operates a variety of communications equipment, telephones and computer systems to support both routine and emergency operations. - Performs system checks on a variety of equipment used in the dispatch center. Troubleshoots systems when problems arise and resolves issues whenever possible. Conducts equipment inventories and completes records and other logs. Performs monthly alarm checks, submits reports documenting the operational status of each circuit tested. Initiates work orders for malfunctioning circuits and equipment. - Enters, updates and retrieves information from a variety of computer systems and sensitive databases. Uses state and the National Crime Information Computer (NCIC) to access sensitive law enforcement information to support field operations and investigations. Queries for items such as criminal histories, arrest warrants, drivers record, vehicle registration, stolen property, firearms, etc. Enters or updates regional and national records and/or messages to support recovery of stolen property or missing/endangered persons. Performs other duties as assigned. Promotion Potential: The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulatory, qualification, and performance requirements are met. Selection at a lower grade level does not guarantee promotion to the full performance level. Work Schedule: 2-2-3 Shift Pattern 6:00pm to 6:00am Telework: Not authorized Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Security Assistant/PD99858S Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized PCS Appraised Value Offer (AVO): Not Authorized - Security Assistant (U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command): Conduct security screenings to verify eligibility of applicants. Review visit applications for accuracy and compliance with security regulations. Maintain files, logs, and databases, including those with sensitive information. Assist visitors with badges and clearances, along with other security-related matters. - Security Assistant (Site Security Manager) (Defense Logistics Agency): Manages the operations and security of the DEERS/RAPIDS workstations as a certified Site Security Manager (SSM). Adds, trains, and assigns roles of users and views or updates the RAPIDS configuration utilities. Uses delegated authority and system access to perform complicated system changes, to include overrides, creating new personnel records/segments, and updating personnel attributes. Serves as primary point of contact for and coordinates with other military installations in authenticating and validating requests for CACs/USIDs and DEERS/RAPIDS enrollment updates. Serves as a Site Security Manager for the Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS). Operates the installation’s electronic security system (ESS). Supports installation physical security and law enforcement programs by producing analytical reports pertaining to ID card issuance and lost or stolen identification credentials. - Security Assistant (Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)): Perform various tasks associated with the pass system. Prepare, issue, and maintain control and accountability of pass requests for temporary and permanent military and civilian personnel, official visitors, and contractor employees. Conduct pass procedure inspections at Red River Army Depot. Provide information, direct calls or visitors to other organizations according to information/action desired, exercising tact, courtesy, alertness and good judgment in carrying out public contacts. Operate an electronic typewriter, word processor, microcomputer, or computer terminal, using standard typewriter style keyboard with additional function keys, to prepare a variety of narrative and tabular material from rough draft. - Security Assistant (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Serves as a Security Assistant for the Multipurpose Hydroelectric Facilities under the Walla Walla (NWW) District Corps of Engineers. Responsible for applying security process and procedures for a facility located throughout the NWW footprint with emphasis on and not limited to, access control, camera monitoring, security systems, and key control. Monitors and controls the access points for a multipurpose hydroelectric facility and the associated access control devices. Uses automation equipment and software to prepare and provide digital access control badges for the facility, its visitors, and employees. Assists in monitoring the facilities Electronic Security System (ESS). This includes, but is not limited to cameras, alarmed zones, and access points. Conducts and documents Random Antiterrorism Measures (RAMs) as directed by the Walla Walla District Corps of Engineers Security Office. Assists in providing access for local emergency responders in the event of an emergency at the facility. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 3 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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What will I do in this position if hired? In this position, you will serve as an Emergency Management Specialist on the Resilience-National Preparedness Directorate. Typical assignments include: Conducting emergency planning activities and initiatives to develop tools, projects, and programs related to the preparedness policies and strategies in regard to whole community level doctrine, evaluations, and assessments. Communicating with counterparts, teammates, and supervisors to encourage understanding and acceptance of findings and recommendations, interpreting agency policies and guidance, and technical aspects of agency programs to stakeholders. Collaborating with state, local, and tribal officials, regional and whole community partners to prioritize guidance for critical infrastructure protection and provision for the safety and security of the public. Providing support and contributi
If selected for this position as a GS-0089-9/11/12 Emergency Management Specialist your duties may include, but are not limited to the following: Develops emergency plans for all NIH facilities. Develops plans for the recovery of NIH Mission Essential Functions within the scope of the Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP) Program. Provides operational coordination to ensure all COOP centers, relocation sites, communication sites and equipment are continually operational. Serves as an emergency planning resource for the NIH and is responsible for coordinating NIH resources essential to planning and preparedness functions. Represents the NIH at meetings, conferences, and working groups with local, state, Federal organizations and coordinates NIH activities required by these groups. Collaborates with senior managers in the Office of Research Services and program managers of other relevant NI
Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Implement NASA, Federal, state, and local emergency preparedness directives and coordinate response activities consistent with NIMS, NRF, NFPA 1600, and NFPA 1561. Develop, maintain, and evaluate new and existing plans and operations in accordance with center Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP) to ensure the required COOP capability exists. Ensure continuity readiness consistent with FCD-1/FCD-2, Executive Orders, and applicable agreements with Federal, state, and local partners. Activate and operate the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) during emergencies, exercises, special events, or other interagency response activities. Develop and
Develop, coordinate, and maintain site-level business continuity plans, and train associates on sound continuity principles to ensure mission readiness. Perform critical duties in the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) during exercises and real-world crises, operating secure equipment to support the mission. Assist in the planning, coordination, and evaluation of local and network exercises, reporting on performance and recommending corrective actions. Analyze continuity issues, develop recommendations to resolve problems, and assist in creating continuity strategies using specialized planning software. Ensure all essential financial services have continuity plans, track actions during emergencies, and prepare After Action Reports for improvement.
You will direct an organization's Emergency Operations Center (EOC) during emergency management exercises, actual disasters, or incidents. You will oversee an emergency management program to ensure work is completed in accordance with program requirements. You will develop and implement emergency management training, exercises, and evaluations to promote mission readiness. You will coordinate emergency management command and control functions to maintain effective operations of an Emergency Operations Center (EOC). You will evaluate emergency operations plans to determine the need to reallocate resources. You will maintain an inventory to deploy resources in support of emergency management response and recovery operations.
Occupation: Emergency management (series 0089) | posted as: Emergency Management Specialist | You will prepare for and respond to crises, disasters and other natural or human-created emergencies. You will work on preventing and mitigating emergencies while helping communities and people recover. | ~21 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Emergency Management Specialist (Preparedness) (Federal Emergency Management Agency): What will I do in this position if hired? In this position, you will serve as an Emergency Management Specialist on the Resilience-National Preparedness Directorate. Typical assignments include: Conducting emergency planning activities and initiatives to develop tools, projects, and programs related to the preparedness policies and strategies in regard to whole community level doctrine, evaluations, and assessments. Communicating with counterparts, teammates, and supervisors to encourage understanding and acceptance of findings and recommendations, interpreting agency policies and guidance, and technical aspects of agency programs to stakeholders. Collaborating with state, local, and tribal officials, regional and whole community partners to prioritize guidance for critical infrastructure protection and provision for the safety and security of the public. Providing support and contributions to conferences, meetings, committees, and working groups that propose, defend, and/or criticize continuity and emergency preparedness criteria on a regional level to promote and maintain a proactive preparedness posture. Working collaboratively and effectively with teammates to achieve goals and objectives and engaging with whole community stakeholders to develop, build, and sustain emergency preparedness capabilities. What else do I need to know? At FEMA, our mission is to help people before, during and after disasters, and every employee at FEMA has a role in emergency management. Every FEMA employee has regular and recurring emergency management responsibilities, though not every position requires routine deployment to disaster sites. All positions are subject to recall around the clock for emergency management operations, which may require irregular work hours, work at locations other than the official duty station, and may include duties other than those specified in the employee's official position description. Travel requirements in support of emergency operations may be extensive in nature (weeks to months), with little advance notice, and may require employees to relocate to emergency sites with physically austere and operationally challenging conditions. Promotion Potential: Future promotions will be dependent on your ability to perform the duties at a higher level, the continuing need for an employee assigned to the higher level, and administrative approval. - Emergency Management Specialist (Department of Health and Human Services): If selected for this position as a GS-0089-9/11/12 Emergency Management Specialist your duties may include, but are not limited to the following: Develops emergency plans for all NIH facilities. Develops plans for the recovery of NIH Mission Essential Functions within the scope of the Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP) Program. Provides operational coordination to ensure all COOP centers, relocation sites, communication sites and equipment are continually operational. Serves as an emergency planning resource for the NIH and is responsible for coordinating NIH resources essential to planning and preparedness functions. Represents the NIH at meetings, conferences, and working groups with local, state, Federal organizations and coordinates NIH activities required by these groups. Collaborates with senior managers in the Office of Research Services and program managers of other relevant NIH components, in formulating emergency response and recovery plans relative to or involving their program objectives and developing response and recovery plans and exercises to test their adequacy and readiness. Serves as planner and observer for readiness exercises sponsored by NIH. Participates in the development of policies, objectives, standards, and procedures concerning local, state and federal emergency planning and response to improve effectiveness, meet information needs of managers or to address other emergency management improvement concerns. Leads the NIH in readiness exercises conducted or sponsored by local, State, and/or Federal Public Health Service (PHS), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Defense (DoD), etc.) agencies. Prepares responses based on the type of incident (e.g., radiation, chemical, biological, environmental, etc.). Maintains a continuous communications watch for receipt of emergency notifications, alerting instructions, or other vital messages. Remains alert for communications pertaining to any emergency which may be of vital interest to NIH components. Evaluates such information, and decides whether senior NIH management should be advised on actions to be taken to ensure safety of personnel, property, research animals and projects (e.g., severe weather, local or regional disasters, National crises, etc.). - Emergency Management Specialist (Direct Hire) (Armstrong Flight Research Center): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Implement NASA, Federal, state, and local emergency preparedness directives and coordinate response activities consistent with NIMS, NRF, NFPA 1600, and NFPA 1561. Develop, maintain, and evaluate new and existing plans and operations in accordance with center Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP) to ensure the required COOP capability exists. Ensure continuity readiness consistent with FCD-1/FCD-2, Executive Orders, and applicable agreements with Federal, state, and local partners. Activate and operate the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) during emergencies, exercises, special events, or other interagency response activities. Develop and administer a Test, Training, and Exercise (TT/E) program and participate in exercises with Federal, state, local, and military partners. Develop and administer a Lessons Learned and Corrective Action Program to document deficiencies, corrective actions, and post-event findings. Operate the NASA Emergency Notification and Accountability System (ENS) or equivalent systems. Conduct quarterly tests of the NASA ENS or when directed by the Agency Emergency Manager. - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (BUS CONTINUITY PLANNER) (Department of Defense): Develop, coordinate, and maintain site-level business continuity plans, and train associates on sound continuity principles to ensure mission readiness. Perform critical duties in the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) during exercises and real-world crises, operating secure equipment to support the mission. Assist in the planning, coordination, and evaluation of local and network exercises, reporting on performance and recommending corrective actions. Analyze continuity issues, develop recommendations to resolve problems, and assist in creating continuity strategies using specialized planning software. Ensure all essential financial services have continuity plans, track actions during emergencies, and prepare After Action Reports for improvement. - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (Department of the Navy): You will direct an organization's Emergency Operations Center (EOC) during emergency management exercises, actual disasters, or incidents. You will oversee an emergency management program to ensure work is completed in accordance with program requirements. You will develop and implement emergency management training, exercises, and evaluations to promote mission readiness. You will coordinate emergency management command and control functions to maintain effective operations of an Emergency Operations Center (EOC). You will evaluate emergency operations plans to determine the need to reallocate resources. You will maintain an inventory to deploy resources in support of emergency management response and recovery operations. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The operational needs of the Capitol Visitor Center require that as a Visitor Assistant, you will need to work on Saturdays and holidays, and may be expected to work Sundays and/or evenings in support of special events. As a Visitor Assistant you will be required to walk, talk and stand for hours, up to an entire shift, as well as walk up and down steps. In addition, you will be required to lift items which may weigh up to 20 pounds, such as stanchions and boxes. While your work would be primarily indoors, you will need to work outdoors, in a variety of weather conditions, to facilitate visitors entering the buildings or to provide support for special events. Duties include: Tour Support Services Provides visitor assistance services in support of tour operations throughout the Capitol Visitor Center and U.S. Capitol. Assists with virtual tours, tour introductions, and visitor programming
As a uniformed employee of the National Park Service, the incumbent serves as a front-line park representative. They provide information, give interpretive tours, and educational programming to the public. The primary purpose of this position is to provide guide services to visitors. Major Duties: Answering questions on a variety of subjects. Guiding small groups and providing services to visitors. Present limited and repetitive pre-established talks including introductions to films, map talks, and static exhibit interpretation. Orient hikers to conditions and equipment needs. Performs duties, including programs, that require application of broad subject-matter knowledge of the park. May guide larger groups (up to 50 people) on longer walks or programs. Provide a wide range of services for park visitors. Collection of Fees will be an additional duty for both Golden Spike National Histori
Provides interpretive talks following established outlines, using broad subject-matter knowledge to explain the site's natural, historical, or scientific significance, including key events, personalities, and context. Delivers visitor talks incorporating audio-visual aids such as maps, slides, and demonstrations to enhance understanding and encourage preservation of park resources. Responds to a wide variety of visitor questions requiring detailed explanation of site features, historical background, scientific development, and related interpretive themes. Leads and guides large visitor groups along fixed routes or within facilities, maintaining group safety, schedule adherence, crowd control, and interpretive continuity. Provides visitor services including directions, safety information, first aid assistance, and general information on park facilities, regulations, and surrounding recrea
Occupation: Guide (series 0090) | posted as: Field Unit Local Hiring Authority (Ful) - Park Guide; Ful - Park Guide; Visitor Assistant; Field Unit Local Hiring Authority (Ful) Park Guide | You will work as a guide to visitors at national parks, dams and other public sites. You will explain natural and historic features, answer questions, guide tours and make sure visitors are safe. You can also protect his | 68% want a licence/certification | ~80 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Visitor Assistant (Architect of the Capitol): The operational needs of the Capitol Visitor Center require that as a Visitor Assistant, you will need to work on Saturdays and holidays, and may be expected to work Sundays and/or evenings in support of special events. As a Visitor Assistant you will be required to walk, talk and stand for hours, up to an entire shift, as well as walk up and down steps. In addition, you will be required to lift items which may weigh up to 20 pounds, such as stanchions and boxes. While your work would be primarily indoors, you will need to work outdoors, in a variety of weather conditions, to facilitate visitors entering the buildings or to provide support for special events. Duties include: Tour Support Services Provides visitor assistance services in support of tour operations throughout the Capitol Visitor Center and U.S. Capitol. Assists with virtual tours, tour introductions, and visitor programming. Coordinates visitor groups by providing instructions regarding tour procedures, safety requirements, and visitor conduct expectations. Assists with managing large visitor groups and maintaining orderly visitor flow in high-volume public environments. Collaborates with Visitor Assistants, Guides, and other staff to ensure tours and programs operate efficiently and on schedule. Utilizes hand-held radios and other communication equipment to coordinate staffing needs and operational updates. Greets visitors at tour staging areas and provides information regarding tour schedules, reservations, and program content. Verifies, modifies, and creates tour reservations using automated reservation systems and issues visitor tickets. Assists visitors with reservation changes, late arrivals, and scheduling adjustments. Distributes listening devices, assists with theater loading and unloading, and supports audio-visual operations during programs. Coordinates accessibility accommodations and services for visitors with disabilities. Provides information regarding Capitol history, Congressional history, exhibits, and artifacts throughout the Capitol Visitor Center. Delivers brief interpretive presentations and educational talks regarding Exhibition Hall exhibits and Capitol history. Assists U.S. Capitol Police and supervisors during emergencies, security incidents, or safety-related situations. Reports security concerns, prohibited items, medical emergencies, and operational issues to appropriate personnel. Visitor Orientation Assistance Greets visitors, special guests, and organized groups and provides orientation to the Capitol Visitor Center. Explains facility operations, visitor services, security procedures, and building layout. Answers visitor questions regarding Capitol operations, Congressional offices, meeting locations, exhibits, and visitor services. Provides directions and information regarding transportation, amenities, accessibility services, and special events. Assists visitors with special needs, including individuals with disabilities, international visitors, distinguished guests, Members of Congress, Congressional staff, and photographers. Supports visitor arrivals, entrance operations, coat check services, brochure distribution, and telephone inquiries. Leads orientation walk-throughs of the Capitol Visitor Center. Maintains current knowledge of CVC policies, procedures, exhibits, and operational requirements. Assists with visitor flow activities, including moving stanchions, transporting unoccupied wheelchairs, restocking informational materials, and maintaining public areas. May operate a motorized vehicle to transport visitors requiring accessibility accommodations. Be expected to work Saturdays and holidays, and may be expected to work Sundays and/or evenings in support of special events, due to the operational needs of the Visitor Center. - Park Guide (National Park Service): As a uniformed employee of the National Park Service, the incumbent serves as a front-line park representative. They provide information, give interpretive tours, and educational programming to the public. The primary purpose of this position is to provide guide services to visitors. Major Duties: Answering questions on a variety of subjects. Guiding small groups and providing services to visitors. Present limited and repetitive pre-established talks including introductions to films, map talks, and static exhibit interpretation. Orient hikers to conditions and equipment needs. Performs duties, including programs, that require application of broad subject-matter knowledge of the park. May guide larger groups (up to 50 people) on longer walks or programs. Provide a wide range of services for park visitors. Collection of Fees will be an additional duty for both Golden Spike National Historical Park & Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site. Career Seasonal Information: The parks listed as "Career-Seasonal" appointments are permanent positions subject to scheduled periods of non-pay each year. Career-Seasonal appointments include the same benefits as year-round Career appointments, but do not provide work on a year-round basis. The following are the Career Seasonal schedules: Golden Spike National Historical Park Selectee can expect to be in non-pay status for a maximum of 8 pay periods (16 weeks) each year, scheduled between early November and late February. Vicksburg National Military Park Selectee can expect to be in non-pay status for a maximum of 2 pay periods (4 weeks) each year, scheduled sometime in February. Physical Demands: The work requires standing for long periods of time, walking for long distances, climbing and descending steep inclines, bending, and lifting moderately heavy items. Mental stress and physical fatigue occur due to high volume of personal contacts, occasional emergency responses, and repetitive nature of interpretive programs. Working Conditions: Work is performed both indoors and outdoors resulting in exposure to a variety of weather conditions. The National Park Service has determined that the duties of this position are suitable for telework only during an emergency or natural disaster, with supervisory approval. - Park Guide (Department of the Interior): Provides interpretive talks following established outlines, using broad subject-matter knowledge to explain the site's natural, historical, or scientific significance, including key events, personalities, and context. Delivers visitor talks incorporating audio-visual aids such as maps, slides, and demonstrations to enhance understanding and encourage preservation of park resources. Responds to a wide variety of visitor questions requiring detailed explanation of site features, historical background, scientific development, and related interpretive themes. Leads and guides large visitor groups along fixed routes or within facilities, maintaining group safety, schedule adherence, crowd control, and interpretive continuity. Provides visitor services including directions, safety information, first aid assistance, and general information on park facilities, regulations, and surrounding recreational opportunities. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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30 Day Hiring Model The Department of Veterans Affairs is implementing a streamlined 30-Day Hiring Model designed to accelerate hiring while maintaining the highest standards of merit-based selection. This improved process reduces traditional hiring timelines by integrating early coordination, faster assessments, and efficient pre-employment actions. Applicants can expect a more transparent, predictable, and efficient hiring journey from announcement to entry on duty. What Applicants Can Expect Expedited Candidate Review Once the announcement closes, Human Resources will quickly review applications, issue certificates of eligible candidates the day after the announcement closes and refer applicants for hiring manager consideration. Quick Interviews & References HR may arrange interviews and will request references within 3-5 days after being referred to the hiring manager. Streamlined Pr
Performs developmental assignments to assist with implementation of all aspects of integrated prevention program planning of prevention activities for the installation. Performs developmental work assignments to implement, maintain, and provide assistance wit the development of CAT/CAB materials. Conducts special assignment in keeping with the formal training plan.
Monitor patients' progress and adjusts treatment plans/counseling strategies when indicated. Conduct bio-psychosocial assessment according to a specified guideline through clinical interviews and integration of patient historical data, other treatment team assessments and pertinent data. Participate as a member of the Inter-disciplinary Treatment Team. Attend all required clinical supervision sessions. Maintain accurate patient documentation in compliance with facility accreditation standards. Maintain the skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the age of the patient served within the designated work area.
Assesses individual and family needs and provides continuing work/life services to eligible populations Participates in implementing, maintaining, and providing installation work/life services that meet community needs Conducts and implements marketing and public relations campaigns to ensure target populations are informed of services and activities Ensures availability of technology-based resources to maximize customer access to a full spectrum of resources to meet life-cycle needs
Develop and use survey, market research, and statistical methodologies and techniques to conduct studies of assigned HHS programs. Apply a wide range of analytical, market research, and social marketing methods and techniques to assess and improve program efficiency and effectiveness, or to enhance the performance of complex processes or systems. Establish and maintain effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholders to provide support and technical assistance on program initiatives. Develop clearly written and concise documents for management, including research findings, issue papers, talking points, analytical reports, and other program-related documents.
Occupation: Social science (series 0101) | posted as: Correctional Treatment Specialist (Drug Abuse Treatment Specialist); Correctional Treatment Specialist (Case Manager); Rehabilitation Counselor; Correctional Treatment Specialist (Special Population Program Coordinator) | You will work in a job that administers, supervises or conducts research in the social sciences. Typically, these jobs don't fit in any other occupational group. | ~314 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Rehabilitation Counselor (Veterans Health Administration): 30 Day Hiring Model The Department of Veterans Affairs is implementing a streamlined 30-Day Hiring Model designed to accelerate hiring while maintaining the highest standards of merit-based selection. This improved process reduces traditional hiring timelines by integrating early coordination, faster assessments, and efficient pre-employment actions. Applicants can expect a more transparent, predictable, and efficient hiring journey from announcement to entry on duty. What Applicants Can Expect Expedited Candidate Review Once the announcement closes, Human Resources will quickly review applications, issue certificates of eligible candidates the day after the announcement closes and refer applicants for hiring manager consideration. Quick Interviews & References HR may arrange interviews and will request references within 3-5 days after being referred to the hiring manager. Streamlined Pre-Employment Requirements: Following a tentative offer, applicants should be prepared to complete required steps, such as fingerprinting and background check, credentialing, and medical examination within 3 days of the offer. Clear and Timely Communication: Applicants will receive clear communication at key milestones, including referral, tentative offer, and onboarding instructions. After meeting pre-employment requirements, candidates will receive a final job offer and start date. Onboarding tasks may continue after starting, with HR ensuring timely completion for a smooth transition into VA service. If selected, applicants should be prepared to come onboard within 30 days of the announcement closing. Duties Serves as a developmental Rehabilitation Counselor (RC) providing vocational and personal adjustment counseling, therapeutic rehabilitation interventions, case management, and case coordination services. Provide a variety of professional rehabilitation counseling services such as personal adjustment counseling, therapeutic rehabilitation interventions and case coordination services, utilizing evidence-informed and evidence-based modalities and professional counseling practices to aid Veterans with disabilities in integrating successfully into the community and achieving competitive employment and educational and independent living goals. Work with an interdisciplinary team to provide and coordinate a wide range of rehabilitation counseling services to Veterans with disabilities, including assessment, counseling and case management services, development of rehabilitation plans, and assistance in attaining and maintaining employment, independent living, and attaining personal goals. Consults and collaborates with interdisciplinary treatment teams or other clinical staff to enhance coordination of care, ensure medical clearance, and provide for optimal timing of further interventions as it relates to the Veteran's vocational rehabilitation needs. Communicates appropriately with community health care professionals to provide useful input to other team members and employers concerning the Veteran. Supports Veterans by providing services that support skill development, fostering of natural supports, and assistance with obtaining and maintaining employment for Veterans for whom the primary objective is competitive employment. Ensures fidelity to evidence-based and evidence-informed vocational and professional counseling practices. Evaluates Veteran's abilities and disabilities; monitors and records Veteran's progress to ensure goals and objectives are met. Conducts biopsychosocial assessments using medical records, pertinent disability documentation, and observation. Incorporates interviews into the assessment with the Veterans and their support systems to generate personal, vocational, and educational histories. Synthesizes the information to develop case conceptualization and make clinical recommendations to facilitate treatment planning and provision. Follows all suicide risk/prevention protocols in accordance with national and local policies, including administration of the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS). Selects, administers, and interprets psychometric assessments and vocational instruments to evaluate abilities, transferrable skills, aptitudes, interests, values, preferences, and overall work resilience. Customizes vocational exploration activities, including informational interviews and labor market research, to identify self-determined rehabilitation needs and goals. Determines clinical need for and capacity to benefit from therapeutic and rehabilitation services. Vocational programming benefits may include work restoration/resilience treatment, transitional work placement and compensation, financial benefits counseling, potential benefits protections, supported employment, and assistive technology. Work Schedule: Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm Compressed/Flexible: No Telework: No Virtual: No Functional Statement #: 00000 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: No - Prevention Specialist (Air Force Civilian Career Training): Performs developmental assignments to assist with implementation of all aspects of integrated prevention program planning of prevention activities for the installation. Performs developmental work assignments to implement, maintain, and provide assistance wit the development of CAT/CAB materials. Conducts special assignment in keeping with the formal training plan. - Substance Abuse Counselor (Department of Defense): Monitor patients' progress and adjusts treatment plans/counseling strategies when indicated. Conduct bio-psychosocial assessment according to a specified guideline through clinical interviews and integration of patient historical data, other treatment team assessments and pertinent data. Participate as a member of the Inter-disciplinary Treatment Team. Attend all required clinical supervision sessions. Maintain accurate patient documentation in compliance with facility accreditation standards. Maintain the skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the age of the patient served within the designated work area. - WORK/LIFE SPECIALIST (Air Mobility Command): Assesses individual and family needs and provides continuing work/life services to eligible populations Participates in implementing, maintaining, and providing installation work/life services that meet community needs Conducts and implements marketing and public relations campaigns to ensure target populations are informed of services and activities Ensures availability of technology-based resources to maximize customer access to a full spectrum of resources to meet life-cycle needs - Social Science Research Analyst (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services): Develop and use survey, market research, and statistical methodologies and techniques to conduct studies of assigned HHS programs. Apply a wide range of analytical, market research, and social marketing methods and techniques to assess and improve program efficiency and effectiveness, or to enhance the performance of complex processes or systems. Establish and maintain effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholders to provide support and technical assistance on program initiatives. Develop clearly written and concise documents for management, including research findings, issue papers, talking points, analytical reports, and other program-related documents. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. 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Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Once selected for the Claims Specialist position in SSA, you will contribute to the Agency's mission through direct and personal service to the public. This includes speaking with beneficiaries about their rights under the Social Security laws, gathering facts and evidence to establish eligibility for benefits, making critical decisions to determine the amount of benefits paid to individuals, and using state-of-the-art computer technology to access and update information about claims. Claims Specialists conduct interviews with the public to obtain, clarify, and verify information about initial and continuing eligibility for retirement, survivors, disability, health insurance benefits, and eligibility for supplemental security income including State supplements. In addition, they resolve discrepancies, clarify issues and make final decisions for initial and post-entitlement for benefits a
Occupation: Social insurance administration (series 0105) | posted as: Field Office - Claims Specialist; Field Office- Claims Specialist; Claims Specialist (Central Processing) Direct Hiring Authority | You will help manage and oversee Social Security programs, like old age, survivors, disability or health insurance. You may develop and interpret policies and procedures, represent the programs to the public, and determi | 100% want a licence/certification | ~735 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Field Office- Claims Specialist (Social Security Administration): Once selected for the Claims Specialist position in SSA, you will contribute to the Agency's mission through direct and personal service to the public. This includes speaking with beneficiaries about their rights under the Social Security laws, gathering facts and evidence to establish eligibility for benefits, making critical decisions to determine the amount of benefits paid to individuals, and using state-of-the-art computer technology to access and update information about claims. Claims Specialists conduct interviews with the public to obtain, clarify, and verify information about initial and continuing eligibility for retirement, survivors, disability, health insurance benefits, and eligibility for supplemental security income including State supplements. In addition, they resolve discrepancies, clarify issues and make final decisions for initial and post-entitlement for benefits and payments; adjudicate and authorize entitlement or disallowance actions at all levels of difficulty and complexity under programs administered by SSA. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. 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Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. 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Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Reviews financial payment data and provider enrollment records to spot potential fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA). Uses established guidelines and analytical tools to evaluate issues, conduct studies, and identify program vulnerabilities. Assists with developing, reviewing, and updating program integrity policies and regulations. Identifies policy problems, recommends solutions, and contributes to decisions that may result in new or improved rules, criteria, or agency policies particularly around administrative sanctions and integrity initiatives. Coordinates with Internal and external agencies on fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA) matters by compiling case documentation and factual summaries as well as engaging with senior officials across the healthcare industry, nonprofits, and contractors. Prepares and delivers briefing materials, summary reports, and analytical findings for senior officials
Perform program policy work related to national health insurance programs, such as Medicaid, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and Basic Health Program (BHP). Conduct analysis of policy issues and topics, research background information, the origin of laws, and the intended impact in order to make effective policy recommendations. Conduct analytical studies and evaluate the effectiveness of program initiatives by gathering, organizing, and interpreting data. Attend meetings and conferences with CMS staff and serve as a source of background data on the basis of research performed in preparation for the meetings and conferences.
Occupation: Health insurance administration (series 0107) | posted as: Health Insurance Specialist; Provider Enrollment Site Visit Analyst | You will work in national health insurance programs like Medicare and Medicaid. In these programs, you will use data and analytical skills to create policies, procedures and plans that help them run more efficiently. To | ~26 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Health Insurance Specialist (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services): Reviews financial payment data and provider enrollment records to spot potential fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA). Uses established guidelines and analytical tools to evaluate issues, conduct studies, and identify program vulnerabilities. Assists with developing, reviewing, and updating program integrity policies and regulations. Identifies policy problems, recommends solutions, and contributes to decisions that may result in new or improved rules, criteria, or agency policies particularly around administrative sanctions and integrity initiatives. Coordinates with Internal and external agencies on fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA) matters by compiling case documentation and factual summaries as well as engaging with senior officials across the healthcare industry, nonprofits, and contractors. Prepares and delivers briefing materials, summary reports, and analytical findings for senior officials and provides technical advice to internal and external stakeholders on provider enrollment, program vulnerabilities, and integrity issues. - Health Insurance Specialist (Department of Health and Human Services): Perform program policy work related to national health insurance programs, such as Medicaid, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and Basic Health Program (BHP). Conduct analysis of policy issues and topics, research background information, the origin of laws, and the intended impact in order to make effective policy recommendations. Conduct analytical studies and evaluate the effectiveness of program initiatives by gathering, organizing, and interpreting data. Attend meetings and conferences with CMS staff and serve as a source of background data on the basis of research performed in preparation for the meetings and conferences. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
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| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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About the Position - Portland This position is located in Portland, OR which boasts huge spans of amazing trees, foliage, landscape, and everywhere you look you can appreciate beautiful greenery! It is known as the most bike-friendly city in America, has a train system that greets you at the airport spanning across the city, and is home to the Portland International Rose Garden, the oldest in the country! Portland is the one place where you will find lively festivals, energetic music, mouthwatering food, and for you basketball fans, the Portland Trail Blazers are a 7 minute walk from the HQs building! There is always something new to experience in this eco-friendly town! As an Economist, you will: Coordinate and complete assigned studies. Assignments include the full scope of the research process, from the initiation of investigations and planning of methods, through the interpretation o
Assist in economic analysis for water resources development projects. Assist in conducting surveys of the project area and reviewing existing or historical study documentation. Assist in conducting surveys of the project area and reviewing existing or historical study documentation. Use analytical models/computer programs considering the economic situations such as interest rates, structure and content values, hydrologic and hydraulic variables and projected urban development. Assist in data collection from a variety of sources including Census Bureau, Bureau of Economic Analysis, etc.
The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Independently, or as a team leader, plans, organizes, and conducts complex economic investigations of anti-competitive, unfair, unjustly discriminatory, or deceptive practices. Applies economic theory as it relates to markets for livestock, live poultry, and meat. Performs independently, or as the leader of a team, investigations of the competitive impacts of marketing and procurement practices in the livestock, poultry, and meat industries. Identifies economic research objectives, the achievement of which might add to the body of economic knowledge available to the Agency for use in its surveillance and investigations. Maintains a current knowledge of str
Identify, analyze, and interpret supply and demand factors for federally insured crops to develop price projections (price elections) for the upcoming crop year. Develop relationships and collaborate with universities, research organizations, commodity groups, handlers, other government agencies, producers, and processors to gather data and information about crops and crop markets. Plan and direct special studies on price elections quality adjustment factors, distribution of liability for various crops, and other factors needed to evaluate actuarial adequacy and equity. Serve as a resource and spokesperson of the Prices Branch at Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC), senior management, producer group, and insurance and agricultural lenders meetings Ensure that price elections and corresponding data for insured crops are entered into databases accurately to guarantee accurate populat
As an International Economist (Pathways Recent Graduates), you will perform the following duties: Use computer applications to provide economic research and maintain databases for econometric models. Collaborate with senior economists to prepare preliminary interpretive reports and communicate research findings, analyses, and project information. Locate and collect relevant data to analyze a specified problem and update databases for econometric models using tables and charts to illustrate analyses. Coordinate the detailed study planning; collection and compilation of data from primary or secondary sources. This Job Opportunity Announcement may be used to fill other International Economist (Pathways Recent Graduates) GS-0110-9 full performance level, GS,13, positions within the Department of Commerce in the same geographical location with the same qualifications and specialized experienc
Occupation: Economist (series 0110) | posted as: Economist | You will conduct research, analyze data and prepare reports for federal agencies. In this career field, you will advise government officials, private organizations or citizens, and supervise and direct other economists. | ~109 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Economist (Bonneville Power Administration): About the Position - Portland This position is located in Portland, OR which boasts huge spans of amazing trees, foliage, landscape, and everywhere you look you can appreciate beautiful greenery! It is known as the most bike-friendly city in America, has a train system that greets you at the airport spanning across the city, and is home to the Portland International Rose Garden, the oldest in the country! Portland is the one place where you will find lively festivals, energetic music, mouthwatering food, and for you basketball fans, the Portland Trail Blazers are a 7 minute walk from the HQs building! There is always something new to experience in this eco-friendly town! As an Economist, you will: Coordinate and complete assigned studies. Assignments include the full scope of the research process, from the initiation of investigations and planning of methods, through the interpretation of findings and the preparation of final reports. Plan and carry out projects for collecting detailed economic data from primary sources in first-time surveys involving unexpected collection or processing difficulties, unprecedented data peculiarities or similar unexpected difficulties. Plan and prepare a quantitative analysis of data when the techniques to be used are new and unprecedented or when the methodology itself is the subject of the investigation. Evaluate significant and critical factors, solve complex problems and to draw rational inferences based on findings. Plan and prepare interpretive reports when there is an anticipated dearth of data requiring a difficult search for sources and complicated and imaginative extrapolation techniques. - Economist (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist in economic analysis for water resources development projects. Assist in conducting surveys of the project area and reviewing existing or historical study documentation. Assist in conducting surveys of the project area and reviewing existing or historical study documentation. Use analytical models/computer programs considering the economic situations such as interest rates, structure and content values, hydrologic and hydraulic variables and projected urban development. Assist in data collection from a variety of sources including Census Bureau, Bureau of Economic Analysis, etc. - Agricultural Economist (Department of Agriculture): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Independently, or as a team leader, plans, organizes, and conducts complex economic investigations of anti-competitive, unfair, unjustly discriminatory, or deceptive practices. Applies economic theory as it relates to markets for livestock, live poultry, and meat. Performs independently, or as the leader of a team, investigations of the competitive impacts of marketing and procurement practices in the livestock, poultry, and meat industries. Identifies economic research objectives, the achievement of which might add to the body of economic knowledge available to the Agency for use in its surveillance and investigations. Maintains a current knowledge of structure, performance, marketing conditions, and behavior in the livestock, poultry, and meat industries. - Agricultural Economist (Risk Management Agency): Identify, analyze, and interpret supply and demand factors for federally insured crops to develop price projections (price elections) for the upcoming crop year. Develop relationships and collaborate with universities, research organizations, commodity groups, handlers, other government agencies, producers, and processors to gather data and information about crops and crop markets. Plan and direct special studies on price elections quality adjustment factors, distribution of liability for various crops, and other factors needed to evaluate actuarial adequacy and equity. Serve as a resource and spokesperson of the Prices Branch at Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC), senior management, producer group, and insurance and agricultural lenders meetings Ensure that price elections and corresponding data for insured crops are entered into databases accurately to guarantee accurate population of all relevant insurance offers. This will require developing knowledge of large and complex databases Write reports containing background research, program analysis, data and information sources, relevant agricultural economic principles, market structure and dynamics, price projection methodologies, and results of any statistical analysis. Reports will also include conclusions regarding how all this information culminates in expectations for the future and the expected impact on prices. Submission of reports must adhere to strict deadlines. - International Economist (Pathways Recent Graduates) (Commerce, International Trade Administration): As an International Economist (Pathways Recent Graduates), you will perform the following duties: Use computer applications to provide economic research and maintain databases for econometric models. Collaborate with senior economists to prepare preliminary interpretive reports and communicate research findings, analyses, and project information. Locate and collect relevant data to analyze a specified problem and update databases for econometric models using tables and charts to illustrate analyses. Coordinate the detailed study planning; collection and compilation of data from primary or secondary sources. This Job Opportunity Announcement may be used to fill other International Economist (Pathways Recent Graduates) GS-0110-9 full performance level, GS,13, positions within the Department of Commerce in the same geographical location with the same qualifications and specialized experience. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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- Performs developmental assignments - Develops skills and experience in the formulation and direction of foreign affairs and/or the study and disposition of information bearing on international affairs. - Performs recurring assignments of limited, but gradually increasing, difficulty and complexity. - Participates in special initiatives, studies and projects. - Prepares written correspondence and other documentation.
Occupation: Foreign affairs (series 0130) | posted as: Foreign Affairs Specialist | You will do professional or scientific research on U.S. foreign affairs and international relations. | ~16 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - FOREIGN AFFAIRS SPECIALIST (Air Force Civilian Career Training): - Performs developmental assignments - Develops skills and experience in the formulation and direction of foreign affairs and/or the study and disposition of information bearing on international affairs. - Performs recurring assignments of limited, but gradually increasing, difficulty and complexity. - Participates in special initiatives, studies and projects. - Prepares written correspondence and other documentation. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. 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Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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The HEIST provides a variety of services to I&A and DHS Headquarters executive leadership, their Staff, the DHS IE, and the broader Intelligence Community (IC). The HEIST's mission consists of curating daily intelligence briefings and readbooks for the DHS Enterprise, to proactively respond to the intelligence requests of senior executive customers in I&A and DHS, to socialize, provide, and promote I&A intelligence to our customers, to facilitate the integration and enhanced performance of I&A and its various offices with itself, their customers, and partners throughout the DHS Enterprise and Interagency, and with acting as a liaison and force multiplier for I&A's workforce and its integration in the National Security Enterprise. Additionally, this position serves as critical touch point for the DHS IE, ensuring that I&A, DHS IE, and IC products are effectively disseminated to DHS leader
Job duties will vary based on the occupation. Operational careers include: Case Officer, Collection Management Officer, Paramilitary Officer, Language Officer, Staff Operations Officer, and Targeting Officer.
DIA employs a variety of professionals who serve throughout the workforce to ensure successful operations. To view this position’s duties, click Vacancies to be directed to DIA’s online application system. Please make note of the position title and 6-digit Job Opening ID number to which you are interested. You can scroll to the bottom of the page to locate the announcement or click on the “Advanced Search” link and enter in the 6-digit Job Opening ID number in the “Job Opening ID” field.
You will generate reports on the acoustic aspect of tactical events involving foreign submarine forces and anti-submarine warfare (ASW) forces. You will develop and utilize a basic understanding of methods for analyzing, evaluating, and interpreting raw acoustic intelligence (ACINT) data. You will develop a familiarity of basic low frequency analysis and recording (LOFAR) gram analysis, oceanography, and target motion analysis. You will learn how to exploit acoustic data using specialized signal processing and analysis equipment and software. You will participate in developing, tailoring, preparing, and communicating routine acoustic reports and other products that represent the tactical picture of specific events from an acoustic perspective. You will assist with preparing and presenting intelligence briefings to a variety of audiences.
Are you driven by a passion to work at the cutting edge of technology? Do you dream to make the impossible possible? The National Security Agency is seeking highly motivated Computer Science and Computer/Electrical Engineering professionals to drive its mission to develop new capabilities, design new approaches, help solve complex problems, and research new solutions to propel our mission. As a Capabilities Development Specialist (CDS), your job will be to develop custom high-priority offensive and defensive capabilities targeting the hardest-to-reach adversarial networks in the world. In defense of our Nation, we conduct innovative research and produce hardware and software tools unlike anything in the world. By joining our team, you will apply and grow your expertise to create new ways to get critical information to our national decision makers. Whether it is in software, hardware, or
Occupation: Intelligence (series 0132) | posted as: Intelligence Research Specialist; Intelligence Specialist; Nsa Police / Law Enforcement Officer - Entry To Experienced Level (Maryland); Intelligence Operations Specialist | In this career field, you will collect, analyze, evaluate, interpret and disseminate information that affects national security in and out of the U.S. Information could include politics, economics, social issues, culture | ~227 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Intelligence Operations Specialist (Executive Briefer) (Office of Intelligence and Analysis): The HEIST provides a variety of services to I&A and DHS Headquarters executive leadership, their Staff, the DHS IE, and the broader Intelligence Community (IC). The HEIST's mission consists of curating daily intelligence briefings and readbooks for the DHS Enterprise, to proactively respond to the intelligence requests of senior executive customers in I&A and DHS, to socialize, provide, and promote I&A intelligence to our customers, to facilitate the integration and enhanced performance of I&A and its various offices with itself, their customers, and partners throughout the DHS Enterprise and Interagency, and with acting as a liaison and force multiplier for I&A's workforce and its integration in the National Security Enterprise. Additionally, this position serves as critical touch point for the DHS IE, ensuring that I&A, DHS IE, and IC products are effectively disseminated to DHS leaders and tactical operators. As a Intelligence Operations Specialist (Executive Briefer), GS-0132-9/11/12/13, your typical work assignments may include: Identifies and researches requirements, directives, intelligence databases, and various ancillary sources to gather and disseminate intelligence information in support of ongoing or emerging intelligence program or project requirements. Prepares and presents relevant products and key analytic judgements to DHS HQ and DHS IE customers by applying knowledge of homeland security missions, intelligence priorities, and I&A production process and collaborates with analysts, senior intelligence officers, mission managers, and other intelligence producers to inform decision makers on the full spectrum of homeland security issues. Serves as an action officer for DHS and I&A leadership to work on integration efforts between I&A, the DHS Enterprise, and the IC. Provides excellent customer service and force multiplier functions to I&A Mission Centers by providing them with engagement and outreach opportunities, situational awareness of DHS and I&A executive leadership priorities and taskings, and the socialization of I&A intelligence with customers. Responsible for coordinating all-source (GEOINT, HUMINT, SIGINT, MASINT, OSINT, and Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR)) products ensuring customer needs are clearly articulated and entered into appropriate systems/processes, and that intelligence data is properly collected, exploited, and disseminated to supported organizations. With the team members, the incumbent works with counterparts across the DHS and IC to advocate for DHS information and capability needs, and leverage national intelligence resources, information, and capabilities. The incumbent is responsible for supporting ongoing substantive intelligence collection and dissemination activities in any of the established intelligence specialty areas, facilitating customer feedback and follow-on taskings. Develops data for stakeholders based upon knowledge of current and past intelligence situations and an understanding of the significance of the conditions and threats, assisting in presenting findings and recommendations to superiors. Participates in departmental and IC presentations, briefings, and forums and serving as a DHS representative to appropriate homeland security and IC working groups or on committees and subcommittees made up of peer group representatives. Participates in preparing briefings for government leadership on collection management issues and technical topics. Organizes meetings and conferences, creates agendas, and prepares senior personnel for participation through oral and written briefs. All DHS-HQ announcements have a 5 business day open period due to the number of applications received. This announcement will be open for 5 business days OR until the first 100 applications have been received, whichever happens first. View common definitions of terms found in this announcement: Common Definitions. - Operational Careers (Central Intelligence Agency): Job duties will vary based on the occupation. Operational careers include: Case Officer, Collection Management Officer, Paramilitary Officer, Language Officer, Staff Operations Officer, and Targeting Officer. - Science & Technology (STEM) Open-Continuous (Defense Intelligence Agency): DIA employs a variety of professionals who serve throughout the workforce to ensure successful operations. To view this position’s duties, click Vacancies to be directed to DIA’s online application system. Please make note of the position title and 6-digit Job Opening ID number to which you are interested. You can scroll to the bottom of the page to locate the announcement or click on the “Advanced Search” link and enter in the 6-digit Job Opening ID number in the “Job Opening ID” field. - INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST (Naval Intelligence Activity): You will generate reports on the acoustic aspect of tactical events involving foreign submarine forces and anti-submarine warfare (ASW) forces. You will develop and utilize a basic understanding of methods for analyzing, evaluating, and interpreting raw acoustic intelligence (ACINT) data. You will develop a familiarity of basic low frequency analysis and recording (LOFAR) gram analysis, oceanography, and target motion analysis. You will learn how to exploit acoustic data using specialized signal processing and analysis equipment and software. You will participate in developing, tailoring, preparing, and communicating routine acoustic reports and other products that represent the tactical picture of specific events from an acoustic perspective. You will assist with preparing and presenting intelligence briefings to a variety of audiences. - Capabilities Development Specialist - Entry Level (Maryland) (National Security Agency/Central Security Service): Are you driven by a passion to work at the cutting edge of technology? Do you dream to make the impossible possible? The National Security Agency is seeking highly motivated Computer Science and Computer/Electrical Engineering professionals to drive its mission to develop new capabilities, design new approaches, help solve complex problems, and research new solutions to propel our mission. As a Capabilities Development Specialist (CDS), your job will be to develop custom high-priority offensive and defensive capabilities targeting the hardest-to-reach adversarial networks in the world. In defense of our Nation, we conduct innovative research and produce hardware and software tools unlike anything in the world. By joining our team, you will apply and grow your expertise to create new ways to get critical information to our national decision makers. Whether it is in software, hardware, or cutting-edge research, if you are up for a challenge, have unbridled curiosity, and a drive to develop tomorrow's technologies and tools today, apply to join our team. Use your unique experiences and expertise to protect national security interests as part of the world's most advanced team of computer science and engineering professionals! Applicants may be considered for direct placement positions or for the following NSA Development Program: CNODP - Computer Network Operations Development Program For additional information on development programs please visit: www.intelligencecareers.gov/NSA/nsadevprograms.html For any questions regarding CNODP, please email [email protected]. If you have interests, skills, or experience in one or more of the following areas, we'd like to hear from you: - Software Specialties: Strong software development skills (C, C++, Assembly, ARM); Software RE/interactive debugging tools (e.g., Ghidra, OllyDbg, gdb); Software application vulnerability analysis and exploitation; Operating system internals; Mobile platform development and analysis; algorithmic analysis; prototyping. - Malware Reverse Engineer: Perform advanced malware analysis/reverse engineering of specialized malware/complex files. CISSP, CEH, GREM, GPEN certifications are a plus. - Hardware Specialties: - Hardware RE, design, development, or testing (Verilog, VHDL, FPGA, PCB); Testing and debugging tools (JTAG, Oscilloscopes, etc.); Job roles may include: - Developing exploitation capabilities and analytics to enable foreign target network collection - Designing hardware components and systems to further signals intelligence missions - Analyzing sophisticated malware ** When submitting your application, please ensure that you fully populate all sections of the resume tool with all relevant skills, experience, and education, as the resume entered into the tool will be the primary resume used to evaluate your application. Please do NOT populate the resume tool with 'see resume.' ** ** Please upload a copy of your transcripts from all schools attended into your Candidate Profile, prior to applying for this position. Unofficial transcripts are fine at this stage. Minimum qualifications for this position require a degree that demonstrates a concentration of computer science (CS) courses in foundational CS areas.** Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 3 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Assist in the collection of imagery and spatial data from local, regional, state, and federal agencies and organizations, military installations, private entities, and Architect-Engineer firms. Perform data entry, data creation, and geo-processing, entering map and tabular data into the GIS (Geographic Information System). Perform multi-layer map creation and editing, generate map and report products, and review map data for technical adequacy. Assist in the creation and maintenance of simple spatial and tabular, geo-referenced, relational databases. Assist in implementing database designs, data standards, data dictionaries, automated map libraries, and automated data validation functions. Attend professional meetings, seminars, workshops, and training courses to maintain state-of-the-art advances and applications in GIS.
The major duties of the Geographer Geographic Information System position include, but are not limited to, the following: Assist in performing professional Geographic Information System (GIS) work Perform GIS data management, system support, and collaborative project work Perform spatial analysis, and cartography work for public safety operations Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level.
Assures compliance with public laws and regulations. Conducts desk-top evaluation of site conditions using various remote-sensing tools and perform field investigations. Communicates with consultants, contractors, resource agencies and the public through telephone conversations, face to face meetings, and presentations Prepares technical documents to support findings, recommendations, and environmental impact evaluations.
Occupation: Geography (series 0150) | posted as: Geographer | You will do professional work in geography, including compiling, synthesizing, analyzing, interpreting and presenting information. Geography involves studying the relationships and processes that affect natural and human | ~19 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Geographer (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist in the collection of imagery and spatial data from local, regional, state, and federal agencies and organizations, military installations, private entities, and Architect-Engineer firms. Perform data entry, data creation, and geo-processing, entering map and tabular data into the GIS (Geographic Information System). Perform multi-layer map creation and editing, generate map and report products, and review map data for technical adequacy. Assist in the creation and maintenance of simple spatial and tabular, geo-referenced, relational databases. Assist in implementing database designs, data standards, data dictionaries, automated map libraries, and automated data validation functions. Attend professional meetings, seminars, workshops, and training courses to maintain state-of-the-art advances and applications in GIS. - FUL-Geographer (Geographic Information System) (National Park Service): The major duties of the Geographer Geographic Information System position include, but are not limited to, the following: Assist in performing professional Geographic Information System (GIS) work Perform GIS data management, system support, and collaborative project work Perform spatial analysis, and cartography work for public safety operations Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. - Geographer/Biologist/Ecologist/Environmental Engineer/Physical Scientist (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Assures compliance with public laws and regulations. Conducts desk-top evaluation of site conditions using various remote-sensing tools and perform field investigations. Communicates with consultants, contractors, resource agencies and the public through telephone conversations, face to face meetings, and presentations Prepares technical documents to support findings, recommendations, and environmental impact evaluations. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
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| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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You will review construction, special projects, and shore infrastructure plans for potential impacts on fish and wildlife, endangered or threatened species and their critical habitats, historical sites and wetlands. You will be responsible for annual intregrated pest management reviews and compliance oversight of the installation program. You will conduct technical reviews of contractor submittals for environmental restoration program work. You will work with stakeholders re resolve cultural resource issues. You will monitor conformance with environmental requirements by implementing and managing the installation environmental management system program.
Performs a variety of duties designed to develop knowledge and skill in applying historical methodology. Answers requests for historical information. Acquires and screens material for historical archives and assists in disseminating that historical information. Carries out special assignments.
Occupation: History (series 0170) | posted as: Community Planner/Historian/Archeologist/Natural Resources Specialist/Physical Scientist | This field involves professional work in established historical research methods and techniques when collecting, evaluating, analyzing, or presenting historical facts. | ~5 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - COMMUNITY PLANNER/HISTORIAN/ARCHEOLOGIST/NATURAL RESOURCES SPECIALIST/PHYSICAL SCIENTIST (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will review construction, special projects, and shore infrastructure plans for potential impacts on fish and wildlife, endangered or threatened species and their critical habitats, historical sites and wetlands. You will be responsible for annual intregrated pest management reviews and compliance oversight of the installation program. You will conduct technical reviews of contractor submittals for environmental restoration program work. You will work with stakeholders re resolve cultural resource issues. You will monitor conformance with environmental requirements by implementing and managing the installation environmental management system program. - HISTORIAN (Air Force Civilian Career Training): Performs a variety of duties designed to develop knowledge and skill in applying historical methodology. Answers requests for historical information. Acquires and screens material for historical archives and assists in disseminating that historical information. Carries out special assignments. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. 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Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
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| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Psychology (series 0180) | You will work in psychology, focusing on human and animal behavior, capacities, traits, interests and activities. In this career, you may: Experiment or research to develop scientific principles and laws. Develop pra | ~15 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. 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Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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VA Careers - Social Work: https://youtube.com/embed/enRhz_ua_UU Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional The Outpatient Mental Health Social Worker is assigned to the St. Cloud VA Health Care System. The incumbent is an integral part of the overall VHA health care program and as part of the health care service delivery to Veterans and their families. Social work services provide case management, resource linkage, clinical and crisis interventions to Veterans and their families in resolving the psychosocial, emotional, and economic problems associated with the stresses of illness. CLINICIAL FUNCTIONS: A. Conducting behavioral health and mental health biopsychosocial assessments. B. Making sound professional judgments regarding clinical impressions, treatment approaches, and treatment planning. C. Coordinating with internal and external professionals to ensure appropriate transitions
Provide individual, family, and group clinical counseling services to identify and manage personal, psychological and interactive problems associated with occupation and personal adjustment. Develop individual treatment plans based on psychiatric diagnosis, identified problems, and treatment needs for each case. Collect bio-psycho-social information about patients using interview, case history, and observation techniques and assessment methods. Analyze information collected to determine diagnosis, treatment plan and/or advisability of counseling or referral to other specialists or institutions. Evaluate treatment effectiveness and make adjustments to patient's treatment plans as appropriate.
Apply biopsychosocial evaluations to propose behavioral health interventions. Provide evidence-based treatment, including behavioral, cognitive, and motivational approaches. Provide primary care providers and staff regular and concise feedback on the status of referred patients, to include recommendations for team-based care. Implement psychoeducational classes to target high frequency diagnoses found in the primary care clinic. Document information in the electronic health record during patient encounters
As Social Worker, GS-0185, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Works in conjunction with the Supervisory Social Worker in program planning developing, and monitoring of child protection services. Serves as an Awarding Official Technical Representative for Social Service and Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) contracts and grants. Provides critical protective services to children, vulnerable adults, and the elderly to include protective service investigations, conducting risk and safety assessments, and case management services. Arranges for foster care placements, institutional placements, and out-of-home placements based on the outcome of a protective service investigation. Provides technical assistance in the development of protective service teams. Assists in reviewing, researching and responding to incoming ICWA notices within a regulatory timeframe. Enters al
Make treatment recommendations to the multi-disciplinary Family Advocacy Program Case Review Committee team. Conduct comprehensive and complex risk assessments, clinical interviews, and psychosocial assessment of children and adults. Obtain relevant data from various agencies to compile information and present for a determination of abuse or neglect to the Family Advocacy Program Case Review Committee. Analyze the information and use professional judgment concerning difficult decisions that may have serious consequences to the family. Provide therapeutic treatment to victims, offenders and family members of those involved in domestic violence or abuse or neglect.
Occupation: Social work (series 0185) | posted as: Social Worker; Social Work- Primary Care Mental Health Integration; Homeless Social Work Case Manager (Ssvf); Social Work Case Manager Bhip | You will provide services to individuals and families, including working with individuals in groups. In this career field, you may also teach or train students, research social work problems or consult with members of re | 98% want a licence/certification | ~585 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Social Worker-Mental Health Out Patient (Veterans Health Administration): VA Careers - Social Work: https://youtube.com/embed/enRhz_ua_UU Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional The Outpatient Mental Health Social Worker is assigned to the St. Cloud VA Health Care System. The incumbent is an integral part of the overall VHA health care program and as part of the health care service delivery to Veterans and their families. Social work services provide case management, resource linkage, clinical and crisis interventions to Veterans and their families in resolving the psychosocial, emotional, and economic problems associated with the stresses of illness. CLINICIAL FUNCTIONS: A. Conducting behavioral health and mental health biopsychosocial assessments. B. Making sound professional judgments regarding clinical impressions, treatment approaches, and treatment planning. C. Coordinating with internal and external professionals to ensure appropriate transitions of care and appropriate/ necessary treatment is provided/offered to Veterans. D. Establishing and maintaining knowledge of VA and Veteran's benefits and services, community resources, and process for making appropriate referrals to community and other governmental programs or agencies. E. Providing advocacy to overcome potential barriers to access care/services and when it is in the best interests of the Veteran. F. Provides goals of care discussions, as well as education and assist in the completion of Advance Directives; Organ, Tissue, and Eye Donation release of information forms; and Guardianship documentation. G. Assesses for signs and symptoms of abuse, neglect and exploitation H. Conducts practice in accordance with the VA and discipline specific ethical requirements and practices within the limits of current licensure or certification I. Completing on-call duties, as assigned and per policy, which may include transportation of a Veteran J. Conducts Virtual Visits in modalities preferred by patients and utilizes Consult Toolbox functions ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS A. Possesses and demonstrates ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing with people from varied backgrounds. B. Possesses skills in using computer systems and the internet for Veterans who choose this modality to communicate. C. Serves on supervisor approved committees, work groups, and task forces at the local facility, VISN or national level. Collaborates in performance improvement processes and complies with performance measures as required by the VA for specific population/program. D. Attends and participates in all required administrative and clinical meetings. E. Maintains accurate, timely, and complete clinical records in accordance with professional practice and VA administration guidelines. F. Maintains data and statistical compilations to comply with accreditation bodies such as CARF and Joint Commission, and VA health care systems policies and procedures. G. Participates in Social Work Professional Practice Evaluation processes. ROLE-SPECIFIC TASKS A. Providing comprehensive Mental Health Treatment Coordination (MHTC) services within a team of interdisciplinary providers. B. Coordinate and facilitate the Veteran's overall treatment, view the Veteran comprehensively and provide continuity among various services by linking VA and community resources into a continuum of care, incorporate both inpatient and outpatient care. C. Incorporating a Recovery Model of Care to provide the framework for a collaborative relationship between the Mental Health Treatment Coordinator and the Veteran. D. Conduct Virtual Visits in modalities preferred by patients and utilize Consult Toolbox functions. E. Appropriately receives, actions, and processes consults Work Schedule: Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not Authorized EDRP Authorized: Former EDRP participants ineligible to apply for incentive. Contact [email protected], the EDRP Coordinator for questions/assistance. Learn more Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Social Worker (Clinical) (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Provide individual, family, and group clinical counseling services to identify and manage personal, psychological and interactive problems associated with occupation and personal adjustment. Develop individual treatment plans based on psychiatric diagnosis, identified problems, and treatment needs for each case. Collect bio-psycho-social information about patients using interview, case history, and observation techniques and assessment methods. Analyze information collected to determine diagnosis, treatment plan and/or advisability of counseling or referral to other specialists or institutions. Evaluate treatment effectiveness and make adjustments to patient's treatment plans as appropriate. - Social Worker (Clinical) (Department of Defense): Apply biopsychosocial evaluations to propose behavioral health interventions. Provide evidence-based treatment, including behavioral, cognitive, and motivational approaches. Provide primary care providers and staff regular and concise feedback on the status of referred patients, to include recommendations for team-based care. Implement psychoeducational classes to target high frequency diagnoses found in the primary care clinic. Document information in the electronic health record during patient encounters - Social Worker (Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs): As Social Worker, GS-0185, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Works in conjunction with the Supervisory Social Worker in program planning developing, and monitoring of child protection services. Serves as an Awarding Official Technical Representative for Social Service and Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) contracts and grants. Provides critical protective services to children, vulnerable adults, and the elderly to include protective service investigations, conducting risk and safety assessments, and case management services. Arranges for foster care placements, institutional placements, and out-of-home placements based on the outcome of a protective service investigation. Provides technical assistance in the development of protective service teams. Assists in reviewing, researching and responding to incoming ICWA notices within a regulatory timeframe. Enters all received ICWA notices into the Bureau's case management system on a regular basis. Reviews and consolidates received ICWA reports and seeks clarification from tribes as needed. Assists with policy development surrounding all subcomponents of a Human Services program. - SOCIAL WORKER (FAMILY ADVOCACY) (Department of the Army): Make treatment recommendations to the multi-disciplinary Family Advocacy Program Case Review Committee team. Conduct comprehensive and complex risk assessments, clinical interviews, and psychosocial assessment of children and adults. Obtain relevant data from various agencies to compile information and present for a determination of abuse or neglect to the Family Advocacy Program Case Review Committee. Analyze the information and use professional judgment concerning difficult decisions that may have serious consequences to the family. Provide therapeutic treatment to victims, offenders and family members of those involved in domestic violence or abuse or neglect. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** Major duties and responsibilities include: Understand strategies for effectively dealing with challenging situations with Veterans (or clients) who are under the influence of substances, are angry, hostile, or are in a psychotic or nonverbal state. Help Veterans (or clients) in identifying goals and assist in all decisions related to establishing and achieving their goals. Work with colleagues to develop and implement a plan to ensure personal safety when meeting with Veterans (or clients) on station or in the community. Know about services and resources in the VA or other health care system that can be accessed to address a Veteran or client's needs and interests regarding holistic health and wellness and meaningful roles and activities. Support Veterans
Creates lesson plans, curricula, and other cultural education groups for the residents through the use of videos, library books, and other types of resource materials relating to various Northern Plains Tribes. Assists with and maintains the daily schedule, including but not limited to: community activities, daily meditations, daily goal setting, support group meetings and all related activities, and assists residents with their discharge and aftercare planning. Manages the security of the residents through random bed checks and systematically records those bed checks. Assists with Control Station duties that include: answering the telephone, providing interior and exterior security checks, routine bed checks, bathroom and shower monitoring, and monitoring surveillance cameras, fire and control panels.
Provide follow up with identified high risk population, supporting behavioral health providers with commanders providing the best level of treatment available. Responsible for ensuring facilitation, negotiation, and quality care necessary for the achievement of mutually developed treatment goals. Independently contact and maintain open communication with Soldiers identified as high risk by clinical mental health providers. Schedule meetings with other appropriate team members as deemed necessary by mental health and/or appropriate providers. Perform direct patient support to include assisting clinical providers to access appropriate patient referrals and resources.
Responds to inpatient consultations and outpatient referrals for patients with medical problems requiring special services or care after discharge from the hospital. Interviews and counsel's patient, family members and/or others to obtain and assess social history and financial information needed in planning services relative to the patient's social, welfare or health care needs Maintains close coordination with the patient in following through with plans. Charts significant case developments. Provides crisis counseling. Arranges and participates in patient care conferences, which include patient, family members, and all medical personnel involved in the case, to discuss difficult cases. Maintains a comprehensive file of information on area public, private and voluntary service organizations. Attends and participates in rehab conferences as needed. Participates in in-service training pro
Provide follow ups dealing with the identified high-risk population, supporting Behavioral Health Providers with commanders providing the best level of treatment available. Responsible for ensuring through facilitation, negotiation, procurement, advocacy, communication, empowerment, quality care, and involvement necessary for the achievement of mutually developed treatment goals. Participate as a member of the mental health multidisciplinary team that coordinates care for Soldiers and assists in accessing the appropriate level of mental health care. Perform direct patient support to include assisting clinical providers to access appropriate patient referrals and resources; ongoing education for appropriate team members, significant others about the illness/condition, and how to access services. Assist in the development of criteria for standards of care and outcomes. Identify, document,
Occupation: Social services aid and assistant (series 0186) | posted as: Social Services Assistant; Social Service Assistant | You will support counseling, guidance and social services like employment assistance. In this career, you may serve individuals or families in communities, institutions or other government facilities. You may lead groups | ~151 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Social Services Assistant (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** Major duties and responsibilities include: Understand strategies for effectively dealing with challenging situations with Veterans (or clients) who are under the influence of substances, are angry, hostile, or are in a psychotic or nonverbal state. Help Veterans (or clients) in identifying goals and assist in all decisions related to establishing and achieving their goals. Work with colleagues to develop and implement a plan to ensure personal safety when meeting with Veterans (or clients) on station or in the community. Know about services and resources in the VA or other health care system that can be accessed to address a Veteran or client's needs and interests regarding holistic health and wellness and meaningful roles and activities. Support Veterans (or clients) in distress and work with colleagues to connect the patient with clinical provider services when needed. Encourage Veterans (or clients) to identify their strengths, needs, abilities, and preferences and use that information to improve their lives in the life domain areas of home, health, community, and purpose. Adjust services and support to meet the preferences and the unique needs of the Veteran (or client) and their families. Assist Veterans (or clients) to accurately identify barriers in achieving their goals and formulate potential strategies for moving past those barriers. Develop relationships with Veterans (or clients) as part of a treatment team to assist with engagement of services that are beneficial to their recovery. Coach Veterans (or clients) in how to advocate for themselves with what services and resources that they want as a component of their recovery process and personal wellness. Have basic information and demonstrate the ability to access resources to learn general information about the health conditions that a Veteran (or client) may have and assist in their participation in interdisciplinary treatment team discussions in meaningful ways. Use supervision (mentoring, reflection) to effectively monitor oneself and work relationships with others, prepare agendas for the meetings, and address problems by engaging in solution-oriented discussions with the supervisor. Performing other duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not approved - Social Services Assistant (Indian Health Service): Creates lesson plans, curricula, and other cultural education groups for the residents through the use of videos, library books, and other types of resource materials relating to various Northern Plains Tribes. Assists with and maintains the daily schedule, including but not limited to: community activities, daily meditations, daily goal setting, support group meetings and all related activities, and assists residents with their discharge and aftercare planning. Manages the security of the residents through random bed checks and systematically records those bed checks. Assists with Control Station duties that include: answering the telephone, providing interior and exterior security checks, routine bed checks, bathroom and shower monitoring, and monitoring surveillance cameras, fire and control panels. - Social Services Assistant (Department of the Army): Provide follow up with identified high risk population, supporting behavioral health providers with commanders providing the best level of treatment available. Responsible for ensuring facilitation, negotiation, and quality care necessary for the achievement of mutually developed treatment goals. Independently contact and maintain open communication with Soldiers identified as high risk by clinical mental health providers. Schedule meetings with other appropriate team members as deemed necessary by mental health and/or appropriate providers. Perform direct patient support to include assisting clinical providers to access appropriate patient referrals and resources. - Social Services Assistant (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Responds to inpatient consultations and outpatient referrals for patients with medical problems requiring special services or care after discharge from the hospital. Interviews and counsel's patient, family members and/or others to obtain and assess social history and financial information needed in planning services relative to the patient's social, welfare or health care needs Maintains close coordination with the patient in following through with plans. Charts significant case developments. Provides crisis counseling. Arranges and participates in patient care conferences, which include patient, family members, and all medical personnel involved in the case, to discuss difficult cases. Maintains a comprehensive file of information on area public, private and voluntary service organizations. Attends and participates in rehab conferences as needed. Participates in in-service training programs and attends staff and other professional meetings. Coordinates patient services with military and civilian agencies (e.g., nursing homes, Social Security, Veterans Administration, veteran's organizations, Medicaid, Medicare, Adult Protective Services, Judge Advocate, etc.). Discusses the plan with patient and family on services and financial assistance available through private organizations, state and federal agencies, Medicare, Medicaid, CHAMPUS, Army Community Services, etc. - Social Services Assistant (U.S. Army Medical Command): Provide follow ups dealing with the identified high-risk population, supporting Behavioral Health Providers with commanders providing the best level of treatment available. Responsible for ensuring through facilitation, negotiation, procurement, advocacy, communication, empowerment, quality care, and involvement necessary for the achievement of mutually developed treatment goals. Participate as a member of the mental health multidisciplinary team that coordinates care for Soldiers and assists in accessing the appropriate level of mental health care. Perform direct patient support to include assisting clinical providers to access appropriate patient referrals and resources; ongoing education for appropriate team members, significant others about the illness/condition, and how to access services. Assist in the development of criteria for standards of care and outcomes. Identify, document, evaluate, report, and follow up issues relating to Quality Improvement and Risk Management. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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You will instruct customers in the proper use of a wide range of fitness equipment (e.g., resistance machines, computerized cardiovascular equipment, free weights, etc.) You will assist recreation programs in acquiring fitness and recreation equipment using the proper transfer documents. You will submit program justification for funding, personnel, facilities, supplies, and equipment. You will assign work, set and adjust priorities, and prepare work completion schedules. You will develop, evaluate, advise, counsel, instruct, and interview personnel. You will assist and brief military and civilian customers regarding rules, regulations, proper exercise techniques, etc. You will perform frequent inspections of fitness equipment to ensure the cleanliness of the equipment and the facility. You will plan and conduct Sports and Fitness Special Events. You will evaluate employees based on perfo
Works under the general direction of the Recreation Supervisor and/or Assistant Supervisor of Recreation. The requirements of the position include knowledge of the goals, principles, methods, and techniques of the broad field of recreation. Supervises the operation of the recreation and leisure time program. Solicits suggestions from the inmate population, plans and creates recreational activities based upon research, purchases the equipment and supplies needed for such programs, draws up necessary tournament rosters, etc., and assures that appropriate recreational activities take place in a timely fashion. Assist the Recreation Supervisor and the other recreation/sports specialists in planning, organizing, advising on and administering recreation activities and programs which promote the physical, creative and social development for the inmate population. Along with all other correction
Occupation: Recreation specialist (series 0188) | posted as: Recreation Specialist - Institutional (Recreation Specialist); Recreation Specialist Institutional (Recreation Specialist); Supervisory Recreation Specialist; Supv Recreation Specialist | You will plan, organize and manage recreational activities and programs that promote participants' physical, creative and social development. You may also determine recreation needs and provide equipment. | ~36 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - SUPERVISORY RECREATION SPECIALIST (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will instruct customers in the proper use of a wide range of fitness equipment (e.g., resistance machines, computerized cardiovascular equipment, free weights, etc.) You will assist recreation programs in acquiring fitness and recreation equipment using the proper transfer documents. You will submit program justification for funding, personnel, facilities, supplies, and equipment. You will assign work, set and adjust priorities, and prepare work completion schedules. You will develop, evaluate, advise, counsel, instruct, and interview personnel. You will assist and brief military and civilian customers regarding rules, regulations, proper exercise techniques, etc. You will perform frequent inspections of fitness equipment to ensure the cleanliness of the equipment and the facility. You will plan and conduct Sports and Fitness Special Events. You will evaluate employees based on performance standards. You will conduct a variety of fitness classes and remain current on the latest fitness techniques and developments. You will possess and maintain a Certified Instructor/Trainer certification, CPR Instructor certification, and First Aid Instructor certification. You will motivate individuals to develop wellness lifestyles and promote fundamental changes in health and fitness approaches. You will maintain a level of physical fitness that allows you to lead all exercise classes and use/demonstrate all fitness equipment. You will perform other duties at the discretion and direction of leadership. - Recreation Specialist - Institutional (Recreation Specialist) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Works under the general direction of the Recreation Supervisor and/or Assistant Supervisor of Recreation. The requirements of the position include knowledge of the goals, principles, methods, and techniques of the broad field of recreation. Supervises the operation of the recreation and leisure time program. Solicits suggestions from the inmate population, plans and creates recreational activities based upon research, purchases the equipment and supplies needed for such programs, draws up necessary tournament rosters, etc., and assures that appropriate recreational activities take place in a timely fashion. Assist the Recreation Supervisor and the other recreation/sports specialists in planning, organizing, advising on and administering recreation activities and programs which promote the physical, creative and social development for the inmate population. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff's correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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This position is located within the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Environmental Resource Management Divison, in Glendale, AZ. At the full performance level (GS-09) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: Plans and conduct cultural resources investigations. Identifies properties that are eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, evaluates and compares impacts from proposed activities that may impact cultural resources. Assists in the preparation and review of environmental documents (i.e., environmental assessments, environmental impact statements, categorical exclusions) addressing archeological and historical aspects, objectively documenting both positive and negative impacts and identifying mitigating measures. Prepares briefings, lectures, workshops, displays, and articles on cultural resources as they relate t
The position performs duties independently, working under the general supervision of section chief and technical direction of higher graded employees. Provides cultural resource input that involves planning, scheduling, budgeting, research, coordination, analyses and evaluation of assigned projects. Collects and identifies archeological information from a variety of sources in accordance with specific instructions and established procedures. Prepares reports documenting anthropological, archaeological, historical investigations for inclusion in environmental documents and compliance with Federal cultural resources directives. Write and prepare for distribution environmental documents as required by the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and other federal government laws and regulations. Ensure compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act and other applicable laws and reg
As Archeologist, GS-0193, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Identifies and evaluates historic properties for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places. Prepare organized and comprehensive written reports on all surveyed lands. Manages artifact and collection indexing and conducts laboratory analysis of collected material. Assists in the identification, evaluation, and recording of historic, cultural, sacred and archaeological sites. Conduct research in available databases, literature, and records. Actively participate in digitization of records while protecting sensitive information. Assists in the preparation of documents, authoritatively explaining and quantifying significance of potential impacts on cultural resources.
You will review construction, special projects, and shore infrastructure plans for potential impacts on fish and wildlife, endangered or threatened species and their critical habitats, historical sites and wetlands. You will be responsible for annual intregrated pest management reviews and compliance oversight of the installation program. You will conduct technical reviews of contractor submittals for environmental restoration program work. You will work with stakeholders re resolve cultural resource issues. You will monitor conformance with environmental requirements by implementing and managing the installation environmental management system program.
Occupation: Archeology (series 0193) | posted as: Archeologist | You will work in archeology, the scientific study of past human activities through collecting the physical materials left. In this career, you may work in: Research Field investigations Lab analysis Interpreting | ~55 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Archeologist (Bureau of Reclamation): This position is located within the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Environmental Resource Management Divison, in Glendale, AZ. At the full performance level (GS-09) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: Plans and conduct cultural resources investigations. Identifies properties that are eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, evaluates and compares impacts from proposed activities that may impact cultural resources. Assists in the preparation and review of environmental documents (i.e., environmental assessments, environmental impact statements, categorical exclusions) addressing archeological and historical aspects, objectively documenting both positive and negative impacts and identifying mitigating measures. Prepares briefings, lectures, workshops, displays, and articles on cultural resources as they relate to installation projects. Initiates and maintains liaison with archeologists, and other professionals in the State Historic Preservation Office, Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, and other participating Federal, State, and local entities that are parties to formal consultations as required by Sections 106 and 110 of the National Historic Preservation Act. Salary Range Information (Per Annum): $ $64,564 (Step 1) - $83,938 (Step 10) *First time hires to the federal government typically start at the beginning salary in the range for their respective grade level. - Archeologist (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): The position performs duties independently, working under the general supervision of section chief and technical direction of higher graded employees. Provides cultural resource input that involves planning, scheduling, budgeting, research, coordination, analyses and evaluation of assigned projects. Collects and identifies archeological information from a variety of sources in accordance with specific instructions and established procedures. Prepares reports documenting anthropological, archaeological, historical investigations for inclusion in environmental documents and compliance with Federal cultural resources directives. Write and prepare for distribution environmental documents as required by the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and other federal government laws and regulations. Ensure compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act and other applicable laws and regulations, including consultation with review agencies. Perform field investigations to identify, evaluate, excavate, collect, map and interpret soil profiles and stratigraphic relationships for archaeological resources. Assists in planning and conducting cultural resources investigations including records and literature searches, archival studies, and field work consisting of reconnaissance and surveys and Global Positions System (GPS) mapping. - Archeologist (Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs): As Archeologist, GS-0193, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Identifies and evaluates historic properties for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places. Prepare organized and comprehensive written reports on all surveyed lands. Manages artifact and collection indexing and conducts laboratory analysis of collected material. Assists in the identification, evaluation, and recording of historic, cultural, sacred and archaeological sites. Conduct research in available databases, literature, and records. Actively participate in digitization of records while protecting sensitive information. Assists in the preparation of documents, authoritatively explaining and quantifying significance of potential impacts on cultural resources. - COMMUNITY PLANNER/HISTORIAN/ARCHEOLOGIST/NATURAL RESOURCES SPECIALIST/PHYSICAL SCIENTIST (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will review construction, special projects, and shore infrastructure plans for potential impacts on fish and wildlife, endangered or threatened species and their critical habitats, historical sites and wetlands. You will be responsible for annual intregrated pest management reviews and compliance oversight of the installation program. You will conduct technical reviews of contractor submittals for environmental restoration program work. You will work with stakeholders re resolve cultural resource issues. You will monitor conformance with environmental requirements by implementing and managing the installation environmental management system program. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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1. Coordinates Personnel Management Activities (30%) Serves as a technical and subject matter expert on military personnel management policies, procedures, and regulations. Provides guidance and training to lower graded HR Specialists on various personnel actions, including promotions, reassignments, evaluations, and awards, to ensure alignment with mission requirements and organizational goals. Creates, reviews and develops performance standards, assists in setting expectations, and provides feedback on work quality, performance and progress for subordinate administrative personnel. Prepares, awards, and disciplinary documentation for supervisory review and action as required. Identifies developmental needs and coordinates training to improve staff proficiency. Assists in managing leave schedules to maintain adequate staffing levels. Identifies and refers complex military and civilian p
As a Human Resources (HR) Officer, you will provide substantive advice across a full range of HR functional areas, including workforce planning, talent acquisition, staffing and selection, employee development, compensation, benefits, policy, performance management, rewards and recognition, and retention. You will partner with senior managers to develop, implement, and influence HR policies, plans, and strategies that align with CIA and Intelligence Community talent initiatives. Human Resources professionals are trusted, strategic partners and are a vital part of CIA. The majority of your career will be based in the Washington, DC metropolitan area with the first 4-6 years focused on providing you with basic Agency and government-unique knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform in a range of positions. Some examples of entry-level offices that you may serve in are: Mission Centers, HR
What are the Major Duties of this Position? Responsible for scheduling and implementing local training and ensuring that all employees receive their required training, as well as career enhancement training. Works with institution department heads to assure adequate training plans exist to train probationary staff, as well as seasoned employees, and assists as necessary in the instruction of trainees enrolled in institution training courses. Work closely with the Training Coaches and Certified Instructors in preparation for local trainings by assisting in developing teaching concepts and techniques, as well as the use and maintenance of all classroom equipment. Assists in managing the institution's career development program and Staff Mentoring Program. Responsible for tracking of mandatory training to ensure all staff are compliant and in line with the Mandatory Training Standards, as w
As a/an Human Resources Specialist (Employee & Labor Relations) at the GS - 0201 - 9/11, some of your typical work assignments may include: Providing advisory services to managers, supervisors, and HR staff on employee relations matters involving conduct, discipline, administrative grievances, performance deficiencies, leave, attendance and workplace disputes, as well as labor relations workers compensation program and/or performance management. Developing draft notices, reports, briefing materials, correspondence, and standardized templates for employee relations, labor relations, and performance management matters. Analyzing case files, labor relations background materials, data and trends, reports, and program activity to advise others or make improvements to programs. Planning and delivering training for managers, supervisors, HR staff on Employee and labor relations topics, performa
Joining the Customs and Border Protection, Office of Human Resources Management, Talent Management Directorate will allow you to use your expertise to assist as a subject matter expert in a variety of assignments involving staffing, pay, and processing rules, laws, and regulations. This position starts at a salary of $50,460.00 (GS-07, Step 1) to $80,243.00 (GS-09, Step 10) with promotion potential to $126,859 (GS-12 Step 10). GS Salary: Visit this link to view the locality pay tables by geographic area. If you do not see your geographic area listed, select the "Rest of United States" pay table. Some positions fall under a special pay rate depending on the series, grade level and location of the position. Please visit this link to view special pay rate charts. As a Human Resources Specialist (Recruitment and Placement), you will perform duties such as the following: Making recommendation
Occupation: Human resources management (series 0201) | posted as: Human Resources Specialist; Human Resource Specialist – Human Resource Development (Employee Development Specialist); Human Resource Specialist - Human Resource Development (Employee Development Specialist); HR Spec (Military) | You will manage, supervise or deliver human resource management products and services. You may work in Maintaining human resource software and computer systems. Adapting human resources to the requirements of militar | ~878 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST (MILITARY)(T32) (Air National Guard Units): 1. Coordinates Personnel Management Activities (30%) Serves as a technical and subject matter expert on military personnel management policies, procedures, and regulations. Provides guidance and training to lower graded HR Specialists on various personnel actions, including promotions, reassignments, evaluations, and awards, to ensure alignment with mission requirements and organizational goals. Creates, reviews and develops performance standards, assists in setting expectations, and provides feedback on work quality, performance and progress for subordinate administrative personnel. Prepares, awards, and disciplinary documentation for supervisory review and action as required. Identifies developmental needs and coordinates training to improve staff proficiency. Assists in managing leave schedules to maintain adequate staffing levels. Identifies and refers complex military and civilian personnel issues to supervisor and works closely with Force Support Squadron, State Human Resources Office, and other supporting organizations, as needed, to find resolutions to issues. 2. Human Resources and Administrative Support Functions (30%) Coordinates human resources and administrative support for military personnel within the unit. Serves as primary contact for unit level military personnel matters, assisting supervisors and commanders with policies and programs. Collects, analyzes, and compiles personnel data for reports and briefings. Collaborates with Force Support Squadron and other agencies to resolve personnel issues and implement policy changes. Maintains accuracy and integrity of personnel electronic records and data systems. Supports workflow and task assignments among personnel specialists to ensure timely completion of work. Ensures quality control of personnel documentation and supports personnel accountability programs, including Air Force Personnel Accountability and Assessment System (AFPAAS). 3. Specialized Functional Areas and Program Management (30%) Serves as lead for two or more specialized functional areas supporting unit operations, ensuring compliance with Air Force policies. Key areas include: Administration: Oversees preparation and publication of personnel documents and orders using automated systems. Provides training and guidance on Defense Travel System (DTS) administration, including profile management, report generation, and finance process support. Supports official mail operations and government purchase card activities of the assigned organization. Personnel: Administers and manages personnel records, evaluations, awards, promotions, leave programs, and official correspondence. Provides expert advice on military personnel programs, including policy interpretation and procedural guidance. Maintains personnel electronic records ensuring compliance with Air Force directives. Provides customer assistance, analyzes personnel data trends, and prepares reports to support leadership decision-making. Unit Deployment Management: Oversees unit deployment readiness by maintaining deployment documentation, coordinating with Installation Deployment Officer (IDO), and monitoring unit status through Logistics and Personnel Management Software and systems. Ensures timely preparation and processing of deployment and redeployment actions and documentation to support unit member deployment and redeployment. Training: Plans and coordinates unit training program activity. Advises and communicatees with unit commanders, Base Education and Training Management office, and unit training managers on training options, scheduling, and compliance with standards to ensure training requirements are met to maintain combat readiness. Program and Special Duties Management: Administers, oversees, or assists with special programs including Government Purchase Card, Defense Travel System, Unit Drug Demand Reduction, Security, and Unit Recognition programs for regulatory compliance and to provide advisory support as needed. 4. The incumbent provides limited supervisory oversight, including assigning tasks, monitoring progress, and providing feedback to lower-graded employees. These duties constitute less than 25% of the incumbent's time and are performed under the guidance of the GS-11 Supervisory HR Specialist. Appraises subordinate workers' performance with the approval of the GS-11 Supervisory HR Specialist. Recommends awards when appropriate and approves within-grade increases, subject to GS-11 review. Initiates action to correct performance or conduct problems and effects minor disciplinary measures such as warnings and reprimands, with final approval from the GS-11. Recommends action in more serious disciplinary matters to the GS-11 Supervisory HR Specialist. Identifies employee developmental needs and provides or arranges for training (formal and on-the-job) to maintain and improve job performance. (10%) Other duties as assigned. PLEASE CONTACT HRO FOR COMPLETE POSITION DESCRIPTION. - Human Resources Officer (Central Intelligence Agency): As a Human Resources (HR) Officer, you will provide substantive advice across a full range of HR functional areas, including workforce planning, talent acquisition, staffing and selection, employee development, compensation, benefits, policy, performance management, rewards and recognition, and retention. You will partner with senior managers to develop, implement, and influence HR policies, plans, and strategies that align with CIA and Intelligence Community talent initiatives. Human Resources professionals are trusted, strategic partners and are a vital part of CIA. The majority of your career will be based in the Washington, DC metropolitan area with the first 4-6 years focused on providing you with basic Agency and government-unique knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform in a range of positions. Some examples of entry-level offices that you may serve in are: Mission Centers, HR Transformation, directorate HR offices, etc. You will have the opportunity to compete for global positions after successfully completing the HR Onboarding Program. - Human Resource Specialist – Human Resource Development (Employee Development Specialist) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): What are the Major Duties of this Position? Responsible for scheduling and implementing local training and ensuring that all employees receive their required training, as well as career enhancement training. Works with institution department heads to assure adequate training plans exist to train probationary staff, as well as seasoned employees, and assists as necessary in the instruction of trainees enrolled in institution training courses. Work closely with the Training Coaches and Certified Instructors in preparation for local trainings by assisting in developing teaching concepts and techniques, as well as the use and maintenance of all classroom equipment. Assists in managing the institution's career development program and Staff Mentoring Program. Responsible for tracking of mandatory training to ensure all staff are compliant and in line with the Mandatory Training Standards, as well as the American Correctional Association (ACA) Standards to ensure Accreditation is maintained. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Human Resources Specialist (Employee & Labor Relations) (Small Business Administration): As a/an Human Resources Specialist (Employee & Labor Relations) at the GS - 0201 - 9/11, some of your typical work assignments may include: Providing advisory services to managers, supervisors, and HR staff on employee relations matters involving conduct, discipline, administrative grievances, performance deficiencies, leave, attendance and workplace disputes, as well as labor relations workers compensation program and/or performance management. Developing draft notices, reports, briefing materials, correspondence, and standardized templates for employee relations, labor relations, and performance management matters. Analyzing case files, labor relations background materials, data and trends, reports, and program activity to advise others or make improvements to programs. Planning and delivering training for managers, supervisors, HR staff on Employee and labor relations topics, performance management topics, and/or workers compensation program. GS-09 Pay Scale $70,623 - $91,815 GS-11 Pay Scale $85,447 - $111,087 - Human Resource Specialist (Recruitment and Placement) (Customs and Border Protection): Joining the Customs and Border Protection, Office of Human Resources Management, Talent Management Directorate will allow you to use your expertise to assist as a subject matter expert in a variety of assignments involving staffing, pay, and processing rules, laws, and regulations. This position starts at a salary of $50,460.00 (GS-07, Step 1) to $80,243.00 (GS-09, Step 10) with promotion potential to $126,859 (GS-12 Step 10). GS Salary: Visit this link to view the locality pay tables by geographic area. If you do not see your geographic area listed, select the "Rest of United States" pay table. Some positions fall under a special pay rate depending on the series, grade level and location of the position. Please visit this link to view special pay rate charts. As a Human Resources Specialist (Recruitment and Placement), you will perform duties such as the following: Making recommendations on a wide range of staffing authorities and special employment programs in order to meet the agencies staffing goals. Applying qualification standards and ranking methods to evaluate applicants experience, training and education. Utilizing various HR information systems/tools to complete and track workload. Identifying, evaluating, and recommending to management appropriate human resources interventions to resolve complex interrelated human resources problems and issues. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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As a HR Assistant (Military), GS-0203-07, the following will be your duties: Assist commanders and supervisors on human resources (HR) programs affecting full-time employees and AGRs. Monitors nexus between full time personnel and military readiness and advises leadership on impacts of military decisions on full time personnel management. Assists in training supervisors throughout the organization on all military human resources issues. Conducts periodic briefings for staff, commanders, and administrative personnel to promote a full understanding of all aspects of the assigned program. Accomplishes/oversees the accomplishment of technical support work in each of the functional areas within this program area. Incumbent has responsibility/accountability for assigned program accomplishment. Processes human resources transactions related to recruitment, placement, classification, employee an
Works with a large variety of vendors to identify the appropriate purchase method for training purchases and administration, including onsite and offsite learning and development events. Completes and reviews all required file documentation to ensure that it meets Federal regulations and Agency directives, including registering employees with vendors, to maintain paperless files and audit trails for purchases. Individually composes non-technical correspondence and reports from oral instructions, information obtained from files, and data obtained from staff members. Responds quickly to expedited and bulking training requests with exceptionally short deadlines and independently monitors multiple electronic applications, prioritize assignments and meet deadlines during heavy work load. Evaluates and monitors Service Provider procedures and performance for Training Administration processing.
Command Military Awards Program: As the administrator for the Command Military Awards, the employee manages the entire life cycle of an award with a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail. Maintaining a comprehensive awards tracker, which includes issuing suspense notifications to Directorates 90-120 days before a member transfers, retires, or is released from active duty. Drafting grammatically correct correspondence, such as officer promotion letters, and handling the final disposition of awards by mailing documents to former members and submitting the official signed award and NAVPERS. Electronic Correspondence Management: In this capacity, the HR Assistant serves as the command's assistant manager for the electronic correspondence routing system reporting to the Human Resources Department Head as the command’s primary manager. Special Pay: In this capacity, the employee serv
As a Human Resources Assistant, GS-0203-07, you will plan, organize, and administer the military personnel program for the organization; assist in the preparation for and execute command level inspections in the area of personnel and administration; identify trends and conduct analysis of subordinate feeder information, recurring required reports, findings of assistance visits and inspections, and develops recommendations; manage the military staffing, classification, assignment and utilization of battalion personnel in accordance with authorized manning documents; implement the enlisted promotion system at the command level; establish suspense dates for subordinate organizations for the completion and submission of packets; review packets prior to submission to higher headquarters for quality and completion; monitor the status of all physicals within the command and ensures appropriate
Process a wide range of personnel actions in an HR Information System (HRIS), ensuring accuracy, completeness, and compliance with applicable regulations and the Guide to Processing Personnel Actions (GPPA). Review Personnel Action Requests (PARs), verify supporting documentation, and coordinate with HR Specialists and customer agencies to resolve discrepancies. Enter, update, and extract employee and position data, including pay, benefits, and legal authority codes, ensuring timely and accurate payroll processing. Maintain and manage official personnel records, ensuring proper documentation, filing, and compliance with records management policies. Identify and resolve processing errors, initiate corrective actions, and coordinate with payroll, benefits, and staffing teams to ensure data accuracy. Provide administrative and technical support to HR staff and customers, including respondin
Occupation: Human resources assistance (series 0203) | posted as: Human Resources Assistant (Military/Office Automation); Human Resources Assistant (Oa); Human Resources Assistant (Military); Human Resources Assistant (Office Automation) | You will support human resources work and may work in fields like: Maintaining human resource software and computer systems. Adapting human resources to the requirements of military organizations. Evaluating and | ~1149 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - HR ASST (MILITARY) - TITLE 5 (Department of the Air Force): As a HR Assistant (Military), GS-0203-07, the following will be your duties: Assist commanders and supervisors on human resources (HR) programs affecting full-time employees and AGRs. Monitors nexus between full time personnel and military readiness and advises leadership on impacts of military decisions on full time personnel management. Assists in training supervisors throughout the organization on all military human resources issues. Conducts periodic briefings for staff, commanders, and administrative personnel to promote a full understanding of all aspects of the assigned program. Accomplishes/oversees the accomplishment of technical support work in each of the functional areas within this program area. Incumbent has responsibility/accountability for assigned program accomplishment. Processes human resources transactions related to recruitment, placement, classification, employee and labor relations, benefits, entitlements, training, and incentive awards. Advises, and provides comprehensive procedural and technical guidance to managers and supervisors in the areas of recruitment, placement, separation, and retirement. Coordinates, develops draft vacancy announcements, and prepares requests for vacancy announcements for HRO action. Distributes full time announcements to all units/sections. Distributes full time announcements to all units/sections. Analyzes and evaluates individuals' basic eligibility for temporary appointments. Tracks and coordinates hiring system actions for Wing. Coordinates the completion of necessary documents of civilian personnel who deploy, mobilize, separate, retire, etc. Provides guidance on benefits and services including, but not limited to: thrift savings plans, life insurance, health insurance open seasons, leave and pay inquiries, uncommon tours of duty, Office of Workmen's Compensation (OWCP) claims, disciplinary actions, performance ratings. Processes requests for training and incentive awards. As the human resources liaison representative, coordinates human resources transactions on a daily basis with management officials, technicians, the ANG organization/unit and HRO. Conducts initial in processing and orientation of new employees. Explains eligibility for leave, health benefits, life insurance as well as local organizational/base policies. Conducts exit interviews and explains entitlements such as retirement plans and refunds, continuation of insurance benefits, etc. Makes arrangements for eligible separating employees to receive retirement counseling, explanation of severance pay entitlements and other appropriate benefits or services. Obtains vacancy requirements from functional area supervisors, prepares drafts and requests for vacancy announcements. Forwards request to the HRO for final approval. Upon receipt of the announcement, incumbent makes distribution to units/sections. Furnishes information to employees or job applicants regarding vacancies and mandatory requirements for competitive/excepted status positions. Forwards applications to HRO for rating, and distributes certificates of eligibility to selecting supervisors, coordinating selections/non-selections with HRO as appropriate. Performs administrative and clerical support duties in the areas of incentive awards, training, classification, performance ratings, etc. Monitors suspense's established by the HRO and the ANG organization/unit for performance evaluations, and annual reviews and ensures timely and complete submissions by supervisors. Reviews nominations for awards and training for completeness and accuracy prior to forwarding to the HRO. Maintains and monitors Technician, Title 5, and AGR manning and resourcing documents, including listings of employees against positions, position changes implemented by National Guard Bureau, resource changes implemented by National Guard Bureau and within the local organization, and local and national-level Manpower Change Requests. Compiles necessary statistics to reflect current status and accurate consumption of allocated Technician, Title 5, and AGR requirements and resources for the purpose of accomplishing a planned hiring program that will meet programmed year end strength and future projections and requirements. Processes all military human resources actions associated with a military assignment of an AGR member. Conducts orientation program to outline military requirements, benefits, and entitlements. Implements and interprets AGR policies and programs. Advises and counsels AGR members and dependents on support agencies and benefits programs. Explains the TRICARE program and how to file claims and locations of servicing Health Benefits Advisors. Schedules retirement counseling of AGR members and coordinates retirement actions with the ANG organization/unit and HRO. Perform other duties as assigned. - Human Resources Assistant (NASA Shared Services Center): Works with a large variety of vendors to identify the appropriate purchase method for training purchases and administration, including onsite and offsite learning and development events. Completes and reviews all required file documentation to ensure that it meets Federal regulations and Agency directives, including registering employees with vendors, to maintain paperless files and audit trails for purchases. Individually composes non-technical correspondence and reports from oral instructions, information obtained from files, and data obtained from staff members. Responds quickly to expedited and bulking training requests with exceptionally short deadlines and independently monitors multiple electronic applications, prioritize assignments and meet deadlines during heavy work load. Evaluates and monitors Service Provider procedures and performance for Training Administration processing. Identifies expected productivity measures and provides recommendations on changes to standards as appropriate. Individually composes non-technical correspondence and reports from oral instructions, information obtained from files, and data obtained from staff members. Utilizes computer-based applications to research, reconcile and validate monthly purchase charges. Compare charge data with approval records and process audit trails. Disputes erroneous/fraudulent transactions with financial institutions and vendors. - Human Resources Assistant (Military) (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Command Military Awards Program: As the administrator for the Command Military Awards, the employee manages the entire life cycle of an award with a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail. Maintaining a comprehensive awards tracker, which includes issuing suspense notifications to Directorates 90-120 days before a member transfers, retires, or is released from active duty. Drafting grammatically correct correspondence, such as officer promotion letters, and handling the final disposition of awards by mailing documents to former members and submitting the official signed award and NAVPERS. Electronic Correspondence Management: In this capacity, the HR Assistant serves as the command's assistant manager for the electronic correspondence routing system reporting to the Human Resources Department Head as the command’s primary manager. Special Pay: In this capacity, the employee serves as the Primary Point of Contact (POC), for Officer Actions and Special Pays. - HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT (MILITARY) (TITLE 32) (Department of the Army): As a Human Resources Assistant, GS-0203-07, you will plan, organize, and administer the military personnel program for the organization; assist in the preparation for and execute command level inspections in the area of personnel and administration; identify trends and conduct analysis of subordinate feeder information, recurring required reports, findings of assistance visits and inspections, and develops recommendations; manage the military staffing, classification, assignment and utilization of battalion personnel in accordance with authorized manning documents; implement the enlisted promotion system at the command level; establish suspense dates for subordinate organizations for the completion and submission of packets; review packets prior to submission to higher headquarters for quality and completion; monitor the status of all physicals within the command and ensures appropriate scheduling and completion; gather and prepare information concerning personnel accessions, retention, attendance, and attrition. - HR Assistant (Information Systems) (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): Process a wide range of personnel actions in an HR Information System (HRIS), ensuring accuracy, completeness, and compliance with applicable regulations and the Guide to Processing Personnel Actions (GPPA). Review Personnel Action Requests (PARs), verify supporting documentation, and coordinate with HR Specialists and customer agencies to resolve discrepancies. Enter, update, and extract employee and position data, including pay, benefits, and legal authority codes, ensuring timely and accurate payroll processing. Maintain and manage official personnel records, ensuring proper documentation, filing, and compliance with records management policies. Identify and resolve processing errors, initiate corrective actions, and coordinate with payroll, benefits, and staffing teams to ensure data accuracy. Provide administrative and technical support to HR staff and customers, including responding to inquiries and providing status updates on personnel actions. Coordinate with internal HR teams to track actions, share information, and ensure timely completion of personnel processing activities. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
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Advise management on specific actions in support of affirmative actions and strategies for handling discrimination complaints. Provide guidance to MEDVAMC staff for coordination with the Office of Resolution Management and Administrative Judges for investigations and hearings. Provide advice and guidance during the post investigative stages, i.e., hearings, appeals, and compliance phases, for each formal complaint. Serve as technical expert for processing the following Federal conducted external complaints: Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Executive Order 13166, Limited English Proficiency. Assist VHA Central Office Staff with processing the following complaints: Title IX, Title VI of Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Executive Order 13160. Assists with coordinating the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Program for the MEDVAMC. Provide MEDVA
You will investigate equal employment opportunity (EEO) complaints to uncover facts. You will advise managers and employees about equal employment opportunity (EEO) policies and processes. You will advise managers on courses of actions to eliminate barriers to equal employment opportunity (EEO). You will conduct interviews to obtain factual information relevant to claims of employment discrimination. You will prepare correspondence or documentation for forwarding complaints for investigations, hearings, reviews, and appeals.
Occupation: Equal employment opportunity (series 0260) | posted as: Equal Employment Specialist; Equal Employment Opportunity Specialist | You will develop, evaluate and administer the federal government's equal employment opportunity programs. You may also advise people and agencies on these programs. In this career field, you should know federal equal emp | 33% of entry postings require a degree | ~33 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Equal Employment Opportunity Specialist (Veterans Health Administration): Advise management on specific actions in support of affirmative actions and strategies for handling discrimination complaints. Provide guidance to MEDVAMC staff for coordination with the Office of Resolution Management and Administrative Judges for investigations and hearings. Provide advice and guidance during the post investigative stages, i.e., hearings, appeals, and compliance phases, for each formal complaint. Serve as technical expert for processing the following Federal conducted external complaints: Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Executive Order 13166, Limited English Proficiency. Assist VHA Central Office Staff with processing the following complaints: Title IX, Title VI of Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Executive Order 13160. Assists with coordinating the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Program for the MEDVAMC. Provide MEDVAMC ADR program management oversight for processing cases and compliance with MEDVAMC ADR program procedures. Assists in ensuring the MEDVAMC maintains a diverse and inclusive work force. Conduct analyses on the utilization of minorities and women in the workplace, identifying obstacles and outlining alternative solutions to identified problems. Compile and analyze statistical data in order to evaluate progress of the EEO Program. Develop, implement, coordinate, review, monitor, evaluate, and update all plans associated with the EEO Program. Conduct periodic evaluations of the workforce to develop data that can be utilized in evaluating the effectiveness of the program. Serves as technical advisor to the facility's Special Emphasis Programs. Provide sound technical advice to management and employees or applicants regarding equal employment opportunity programs. Conduct EEO Training. Promotion Potential: The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulatory, qualification, and performance requirements are met. Selection at a lower grade level does not guarantee promotion to the full performance level. Work Schedule: Monday- Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm (subject to change based on facility needs) Telework: This position may be authorized for telework. Telework eligibility will be discussed during the interview process. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Equal Employment Opportunity Specialist/PD03937A and PD03938A Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - EQUAL EMPLOYMENT SPECIALIST (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will investigate equal employment opportunity (EEO) complaints to uncover facts. You will advise managers and employees about equal employment opportunity (EEO) policies and processes. You will advise managers on courses of actions to eliminate barriers to equal employment opportunity (EEO). You will conduct interviews to obtain factual information relevant to claims of employment discrimination. You will prepare correspondence or documentation for forwarding complaints for investigations, hearings, reviews, and appeals. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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1. Serve as fully independent advisor within geographical area of responsibility in accomplishing all objectives of the Soldier & Family Readiness Program (SFRP) for the Army National Guard to maximize retention and readiness. Provide input to develop, articulate, and implement the Family Readiness Program at the State level, inclusive of family readiness, family assistance, employment outreach, volunteer training and management and improvement of quality of life and well-being of Service members and families. Conduct needs assessments to determine requirements. Collect and organizes volunteer, family, and other related data, submit data and information through the State Family Program Director or Supervisory Family Support Services Specialist. Implement and maintain computer entry system to support reporting, for retrieval, and dissemination. Ensure accurate and timely input into the NG
The selectee will report to an assigned DOL office location on a regular basis and be eligible for telework as determined by agency policy. This is not a remote position. Offices are located in Boston, MA; New York, NY; Philadelphia, PA; Silver Spring, MD; Atlanta, GA; Plantation, FL; Dallas, TX; Fort Wright, KY; Kansas City, MO; Chicago, IL; Pasadena, CA; San Francisco, CA; and Seattle, WA. For specific locations, please see: DOL offices. Advertised salary reflects the minimum and maximum pay for the listed locations. Upon selection, the salary will be set in accordance with the selectee's assigned duty location. Benefits Advisors respond to participant and beneficiary inquiries and complaints and provide technical assistance on the obligations of employers, plan sponsors, and service providers under ERISA, COBRA, ACA, HIPAA, MHPAEA, etc. They resolve valid complaints through informal d
You will facilitate the safe travel of all staff world-wide, and foreign invited attendees to our courses/ events as well as invited adjunct faculty or guest speakers. You will coordinate the safe travel of entry to international countries around the world and working with U.S. Embassies around the world for scheduled overseas events. You will provide guidance to help define the criteria for all travel and pay support, and assist in defining objectives, priorities, organization, and making decisions for the executing events. You will serve as a Reviewing Official for all Temporary duty orders (TDY) and all travel settlement, whether in the Defense Travel System (DTS) or on paper DD 1351-2 travel claims for all funded attendees and guest speakers. You will make flights, lodging, and rental car reservations, processing orders via the Defense Travel System (DTS). You will review and confirm
Power the Pacific Northwest: Be the Strategic Force Behind Energy Leadership The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) is at the heart of the Pacific Northwest's energy future, delivering reliable, carbon-free hydropower to millions. We are looking for a dynamic and insightful professional to join us as a Management Associate. You will be a key analyst and advisor to senior leadership, influencing decisions and driving the efficiency of programs that are vital to our mission. If you are passionate about public service and want to make a tangible impact on environmental stewardship and regional prosperity, this is your opportunity to help shape the future of energy. As a Management Associate I, you will be empowered to: Shape Our Strategic Future: Contribute directly to the planning, direction, and evaluation of key organizational programs and initiatives, helping to define our path forwa
As an Administrative Specialist, you will perform the following duties: Maintains records management policies and procedures and circulates such material concerning procedural changes and policy matters that affect program operations. Performs a variety of administrative duties for the team. Using various office automation hardware and software. Prepares forms. correspondence and other documents following correspondence procedures and guidelines. Works with a variety of standard procedures to retrieve and edit a variety of standard and nonstandard documents. Makes domestic and/or international arrangements for travel. Coordinates schedules of visits, transportation. and hotel reservations. As necessary, keeps in contact with the supervisor in route and submits travel vouchers upon completion of trip. Serves as timekeeper answering questions/resolving issues related to time and attendance
Occupation: Miscellaneous administration and program (series 0301) | posted as: Mission Support Specialist; Program Specialist; Administrative Specialist; Administrative Services Specialist | This career field includes administrative, or program jobs not included in other series. You will need analytical ability, judgment, discretion and general knowledge of administrative or program principles. | ~1312 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - MILITARY & FAMILY READINESS SPECIALIST (Title 5) (Army National Guard Units): 1. Serve as fully independent advisor within geographical area of responsibility in accomplishing all objectives of the Soldier & Family Readiness Program (SFRP) for the Army National Guard to maximize retention and readiness. Provide input to develop, articulate, and implement the Family Readiness Program at the State level, inclusive of family readiness, family assistance, employment outreach, volunteer training and management and improvement of quality of life and well-being of Service members and families. Conduct needs assessments to determine requirements. Collect and organizes volunteer, family, and other related data, submit data and information through the State Family Program Director or Supervisory Family Support Services Specialist. Implement and maintain computer entry system to support reporting, for retrieval, and dissemination. Ensure accurate and timely input into the NGB-approved system of record for all applicable Service Members and Family case information, unit support, community outreach, training provision, volunteer management and other Family Program data. Coach, mentor, train junior staff. Conduct briefings at the local, unit and state levels to provide necessary information to leadership, commanders, Soldiers, Families, Soldier and Family Readiness Groups (SFRGs) and community partners and stimulate interest and support to build program and community capacity. 2. Manages and operates family assistance center and provide assistance to commands within geographical area of responsibility in support of the SFRP. Provides information resource referral and non-medical administrative case management across all essential services; including but not limited to, Crisis, Legal, Financial, TRICARE, ID Cards/DEERS, Community Information and Outreach Services, Employment/Financial Literacy, Emergency Family Assistance Center (EFAC) and Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP). Develop and maintain a directory of resources, agencies and organizations that are available to assist Service-members, Families and survivors. Shall coordinate assistance from military, government, and civilian organizations as needed to assist Service Members, Family Members, Retirees, and Civilian Government Employees needing military quality of life support, and ensure accurate and timely input into the NGB-approved system of record for all applicable Service Members and Family case information. Establish recurring outreach contact with each Service member's Designated Individual as directed by law, regulation or instruction from the Supervisory Family Support Services Specialist. Provides support during 24/7 EFAC operations, Yellow Ribbon Reintegration activities, Recruit Sustainment Program activities, drill and annual training periods as required. 3. Provide training and technical support to Commanders and Family Readiness Liaisons to support their Unit Family Readiness program and Soldier & Family Readiness Groups (SFRGs). Responsible to conduct informal and formal training and recruiting of volunteers. Support volunteers to work with the Family Readiness Groups (SFRGs), and to instruct and train units, soldiers, and their families. Provide training and technical assistance to unit commanders and Family Readiness liaisons to develop local unit SFRGs. Recruit and complete administrative actions for the appointment of statutory volunteers. Develop and conduct orientation and training programs for volunteers, including Army Family Team Building, Army Family Action Plan and Operation Ready/Readiness Essentials for Army Leaders. Maintain a system of documenting volunteer services and hours, and a library of resource materials concerning volunteerism, and provide materials to volunteers as needed. Plans volunteer recognition activities at the unit and State levels and makes recommendations to the State Family Program Director or Supervisory Family Support Services Specialist higher headquarters for state and national level volunteer awards. Initiate Invitational Travel Orders (ITOs) for volunteers. Plans and conducts workshops and seminars, coordinating volunteer assistance as needed. Identifies statutory volunteers to serve as State Family Program volunteer council members, coordinates activities, and council communications. Assist higher headquarters in planning and coordinating resources for family assistance at deployment cycle support and steady-state readiness activities. Implement and maintains a system of providing publications and information to units and SFRGs. Provide technical support and training to Family Readiness liaison and Rear Detachment Commanders in support of unit family readiness. 4. Submit information to support development and budget forecasting to support the Soldier and Family Readiness Support Program to higher headquarters. Conducts staff assistance visits to units in the geographical area of responsibility to accomplish the objectives of the program. 5. Perform other duties as assigned. - Benefits Advisor (Employee Benefits Security Administration): The selectee will report to an assigned DOL office location on a regular basis and be eligible for telework as determined by agency policy. This is not a remote position. Offices are located in Boston, MA; New York, NY; Philadelphia, PA; Silver Spring, MD; Atlanta, GA; Plantation, FL; Dallas, TX; Fort Wright, KY; Kansas City, MO; Chicago, IL; Pasadena, CA; San Francisco, CA; and Seattle, WA. For specific locations, please see: DOL offices. Advertised salary reflects the minimum and maximum pay for the listed locations. Upon selection, the salary will be set in accordance with the selectee's assigned duty location. Benefits Advisors respond to participant and beneficiary inquiries and complaints and provide technical assistance on the obligations of employers, plan sponsors, and service providers under ERISA, COBRA, ACA, HIPAA, MHPAEA, etc. They resolve valid complaints through informal dispute resolution, refer complaints to enforcement involving potential criminal activity or plan wide issues that cannot be resolved informally, and serve as the focal point of the DOL liaison with the general public. The duties and responsibilities at the GS-09, GS-11, and GS-12 levels are generally comparable; however, as you advance, the degree of supervision and guidance will decrease and the duties and responsibilities will increase. Major duties for this position include but are not limited to the following: Provide information and guidance to plan administrators, service providers, participants, beneficiaries, the public, and other agencies about ERISA and related laws. Assist participants and beneficiaries in obtaining benefits they are entitled to but have not been able to secure, following EBSA procedures and resolving issues informally with employers when possible. Conduct research and fact-finding, analyze data, review eligibility or entitlement to benefits, and prepare clear responses by examining relevant records. Identify situations that may involve criminal activity, complex civil disputes, or potential fiduciary violations, and develop appropriate investigative referrals. Educate individuals about their rights and responsibilities under ERISA and related laws, and assist in planning and delivering outreach events and distributing educational materials. - TRAVEL SUPPORT AND PROGRAM SPECIALIST (Defense Security Cooperation Agency): You will facilitate the safe travel of all staff world-wide, and foreign invited attendees to our courses/ events as well as invited adjunct faculty or guest speakers. You will coordinate the safe travel of entry to international countries around the world and working with U.S. Embassies around the world for scheduled overseas events. You will provide guidance to help define the criteria for all travel and pay support, and assist in defining objectives, priorities, organization, and making decisions for the executing events. You will serve as a Reviewing Official for all Temporary duty orders (TDY) and all travel settlement, whether in the Defense Travel System (DTS) or on paper DD 1351-2 travel claims for all funded attendees and guest speakers. You will make flights, lodging, and rental car reservations, processing orders via the Defense Travel System (DTS). You will review and confirm reservations/itineraries for arrival reports and identifies any VIPs as well as those who may have special needs. You will counsel, instruct, and assist members of the Department of Defense island-wide and their families needing to file an application for issuance, renewal, amendment or extensions of U.S. Tourist and Official passports. You will review documents for accuracy and validity and review primary citizenship evidence such as birth certificates, naturalization certificates, citizenship certificates, and/or expired passport originally issued to the applicant. You will be accountable for DKI APCSS personnel official passports ensuring safeguards are in effect to protect this Personal Identifiable Information (PII). You will receive and account for passports and coordinate with U.S. Embassies and passport agencies for the issuance of all required official travel documents including Visa and any other required travel documentation. You will be responsible for all related travel of attendees and the proper computation and payments to all foreign and US participants attending the Centers events, either in Hawaii or around the world. You will return unused cash to the U.S. Embassy for deposit back to the Treasury, or unused cash is brought back to the U.S. and deposited in a local bank using the Department of Treasury Over-The-Counter network (OTCnet). You will review and assist the traveler in submitting a travel voucher within five workdays after the travel ends. - Management Associate I (Department of Energy): Power the Pacific Northwest: Be the Strategic Force Behind Energy Leadership The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) is at the heart of the Pacific Northwest's energy future, delivering reliable, carbon-free hydropower to millions. We are looking for a dynamic and insightful professional to join us as a Management Associate. You will be a key analyst and advisor to senior leadership, influencing decisions and driving the efficiency of programs that are vital to our mission. If you are passionate about public service and want to make a tangible impact on environmental stewardship and regional prosperity, this is your opportunity to help shape the future of energy. As a Management Associate I, you will be empowered to: Shape Our Strategic Future: Contribute directly to the planning, direction, and evaluation of key organizational programs and initiatives, helping to define our path forward. Serve as a Trusted Advisor: Provide critical insights to senior leadership on management issues and help develop long-range plans and budgets that align with our strategic goals. Drive Process Improvement: Use your analytical prowess to identify challenges and recommend innovative solutions to enhance our operational efficiency, customer service, and management systems. Build Key Relationships: Represent our organization and build collaborative partnerships with a diverse range of stakeholders, including Tribal nations, federal and state agencies, and internal business lines. Influence Workforce Strategy: Advise managers on personnel matters and human resources strategy, helping to identify staffing needs and solve potential workforce challenges proactively. Craft High-Impact Communications: Prepare and manage compelling reports, correspondence, and presentations for senior leadership to ensure information is clear, accurate, and ready for decision-making. Define and Measure Success: Help our team succeed by developing performance metrics and clear criteria to measure the achievement of our ambitious organizational and program goals. Act as a Central Problem-Solver: Serve as a critical point of contact for complex inquiries, conducting the necessary analysis and coordinating with staff to provide thorough and timely responses on behalf of management. - Administrative Specialist (Economic Development Administration): As an Administrative Specialist, you will perform the following duties: Maintains records management policies and procedures and circulates such material concerning procedural changes and policy matters that affect program operations. Performs a variety of administrative duties for the team. Using various office automation hardware and software. Prepares forms. correspondence and other documents following correspondence procedures and guidelines. Works with a variety of standard procedures to retrieve and edit a variety of standard and nonstandard documents. Makes domestic and/or international arrangements for travel. Coordinates schedules of visits, transportation. and hotel reservations. As necessary, keeps in contact with the supervisor in route and submits travel vouchers upon completion of trip. Serves as timekeeper answering questions/resolving issues related to time and attendance and conducting leave audits; serves as point of contact for security badges, scheduling appointments and initiating requests for renewals; and serves as point of contact for service awards. maintaining master list of years of service as well as preparing and distributing award certificates and pins. Serves as the purchase card holder for the office responsible for preparing and maintaining the necessary control mechanisms of requisition requests in procuring a variety of supplies and office equipment. Establishes and maintains office records, procedures, reference materials. and technical subject matter files. Supports the onboarding team, as needed, and performs other duties as assigned. This Job Opportunity Announcement may be used to fill other Administrative Specialist GS-0301-9, GS-11 positions within the Department of Commerce in the same geographical location or local commuting area with the same qualifications and specialized experience. This position is also advertised under EDA-OFMS-ST-26-13028546, which is open to Merit Promotion/Direct Hire/Delegated Examining eligible applicants. You must apply to both announcements if you want to be considered for both. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 1 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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Duties may include but are not limited to: Administrative Functions (40%) The incumbent works closely with the Supervisory Management Analyst, Subspecialty Chiefs, the Administrative Officer (AO) and the Chief of Surgical Service. The incumbent provides key day to day support of Surgical Service to include clerical duties such as meeting minutes, mailings, faxing, reception, in addition to more advanced responsibilities such as timekeeping, purchasing, clinical and research data collection at multiple sites, equipment management, support of Human Resource (HR) and Medical Staff Office (MSO) processes, and interfacing with patients by phone and face to face. In addition, Surgical Service has both professional as well as managerial/financial responsibilities. The incumbent will draft memos, reports and other documents for subspecialty programs and aid with development of reports to VACO. I
This is an entry level / trainee position. Employees work in a training capacity towards the GS-07 full performance Quality Assurance Technician position. Employees are responsible for the quality assurance of contractor workloads on a multitude of activities involving all aspects of the folder storage operation of the NRC. Many duties are unique to the NRC and require specialized skills to process the complex assignments. Duties at the full performance level include the following: Responds to disclosure requests received from government agencies and other third parties and provides advice to peers and contractor employees on complex, routine and non-routine folder storage issues. Develops and maintains review sheets, logs, spreadsheets, and databases necessary to the everyday operation in an ever-changing workflow picture. Maintains and performs daily updates to the shipping information
This position will allow you to use your expertise in administration to provide substantive clerical support to CBP management. This position starts at a salary of $45,409.00 (GS-06, Step 1) to $65,599.00 (GS-07, Step 10). In this position, you will strengthen the Department's ability to protect the homeland by joining a valuable team of administrative professionals. Typical work assignments include: Acting as a liaison between the organization and the organization hiring center and processing center, assisting with onboarding, and preparing, following, and assisting with changes in protocols; Establishing, maintaining, and monitoring a variety of records and statistical data regarding administrative services provided; Entering data into database programs; evaluating data for patterns, trends and generating various management reports; Assisting in one or more administrative support areas
This position is located within the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement, Oil Spill Preparedness Division, located in Leonardo, New Jersey. At the full performance level (GS-9) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: As the Ohmsett Support Specialist, the incumbent supports the BSEE Ohmsett staff and the Ohmset Contractor in support of facility operations. Maintains sensitive records and files in compliance with established records retention management guidelines. Serves as the Property Officer, maintaining an inventory and keeping account of, and providing routine and ad-hoc reports on government property located at Ohmsett. Serves as a BSEE representative on site and point of contact for interactions with base and navy host command. Recommends initiatives or actions to management that support timely and effe
Major Duties: this position is to perform adjudication of a final federal VHA benefit entitlement (with or without financial liabilities) in conjunction with process procedures defined by the Health Eligibility and Enrollment Division (EED), Health Eligibility Center(HEC). Data quality management in assuring that all information entered into the various eligibility packages is accurate, with appropriate eligibility and entitlement for medical benefits identified; and citing other eligibility factors such as: Tricare, Combat, Active Duty, CHAMPVA, Allied Vietnam and Collateral registration are completed. Receives and reviews applications, processes applications and means tests to completion within 5 business days of receipt. Performs definitive determination as to whether the Veteran is authorized for medical benefits by reviewing military service discharge papers, military identification
Occupation: Miscellaneous clerk and assistant (series 0303) | posted as: Program Support Assistant; Test Administrator; Health Services Assistant; Administrative Support Assistant | This career field involves clerical, assistant or technical work that does not fit within another series. You should understand how to carry out an agency's work and apply procedures and practices within established guid | ~4895 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Program Support Assistant (OA) (Veterans Health Administration): Duties may include but are not limited to: Administrative Functions (40%) The incumbent works closely with the Supervisory Management Analyst, Subspecialty Chiefs, the Administrative Officer (AO) and the Chief of Surgical Service. The incumbent provides key day to day support of Surgical Service to include clerical duties such as meeting minutes, mailings, faxing, reception, in addition to more advanced responsibilities such as timekeeping, purchasing, clinical and research data collection at multiple sites, equipment management, support of Human Resource (HR) and Medical Staff Office (MSO) processes, and interfacing with patients by phone and face to face. In addition, Surgical Service has both professional as well as managerial/financial responsibilities. The incumbent will draft memos, reports and other documents for subspecialty programs and aid with development of reports to VACO. Incumbent will develop, administer and summarize feedback on patient experience within various programs including, but not limited to tumor board and cancer navigation. The incumbent is required to maintain files, respond to routine correspondence, and reports. The incumbent may be required to take minutes of meetings, arrange for travel, coordinate funding for education and conferences, and assist staff with the submission of travel requests and approvals. The incumbent is the primary timekeeper for the staff within his/her specialties and the back-up for the other timekeepers within Surgical Service. Collect, submit, and update clinical on-call rosters in a timely manner. Administrative duties include the upkeep of administrative continuity books, memorandums, service line agreements, and service policies, preparation of clinic activations, changes, deactivations, and routing of clinic cancellation forms. Ensure updates to emergency cascade rosters and the emergency and safety plans and attend associated meetings. Assist with evaluation and maintenance related to environment of care requirements. Among the primary duties is to perform the routine, procedural, or standard assignments that support management/program functions. The incumbent will perform many different kinds and combinations of work at different organizational levels. Works independently to control and maintain office and/or information systems such as forms, records, mail distribution, directives or publications, and management systems. The incumbent will apply policies and procedures to assist physicians, nursing staff, technicians and other personnel in understanding and using the systems. The incumbent will submit work order requests, requests for supplies, pagers, scrub attire, etc. as required by the specialties assigned. Through constant surveillance, maintains contact with medical and administrative staff in various areas/services to resolve delays and misunderstandings in the medical administrative aspects of providing medical care. Investigates problems or situations which require special action such as Congressional inquiries or formal complaints and aids in preparing the necessary reply. The Program Support Assistant will perform work related to the purchasing, processing, distribution, collection and inventory of supplies and equipment, as well as, the processing and maintenance of Surgical Service Equipment Inventory Lists (EIL). Creates models for organizational charts and understand the principles of management, to perform work required by the Service Chief, Administrative Officer and the Supervisory Management Analyst. Assists professional staff and handles administrative functions for the office. Assists with CONCUR process and serves as an alternate preparer for the web based travel system. Also, serves as coordinator for all travel arrangements of full-time physicians, part-time physicians, Title 5 staff and Title Hybrid 38 staff. Determines per diem costs and obtains airfare information to ensure all travel forms, memos and funding requests are submitted accurately and in a timely manner. Upon return, ensures claim forms are accurately submitted for reimbursement of all expenses. Searches historical files for readily available background information such as recent staff or functional changes, organizational charts, mission and function statements, and position descriptions. Verifies that position descriptions and functional statements are appropriate and updated with respect to title and grade and verifies codes and symbols are correct. Verifies and corrects discrepancies with HR and Fiscal Service memos and other documentation. Duties continued under the Education section Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 4:00pm Telework: Available Ad-hoc. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Program Support Assistant (OA)/PD03794A Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Quality Assurance Technician (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): This is an entry level / trainee position. Employees work in a training capacity towards the GS-07 full performance Quality Assurance Technician position. Employees are responsible for the quality assurance of contractor workloads on a multitude of activities involving all aspects of the folder storage operation of the NRC. Many duties are unique to the NRC and require specialized skills to process the complex assignments. Duties at the full performance level include the following: Responds to disclosure requests received from government agencies and other third parties and provides advice to peers and contractor employees on complex, routine and non-routine folder storage issues. Develops and maintains review sheets, logs, spreadsheets, and databases necessary to the everyday operation in an ever-changing workflow picture. Maintains and performs daily updates to the shipping information on SSA NRC workstations for all SSA offices to ensure accuracy of all folder shipments. Tracks lost shipments and takes action to ensure accurate delivery. Evaluates and coordinates effectiveness of mailroom operations and SSA NRC procedures. Reviews weekly UPS invoices for proper charges and discrepancies. Monitors the status and progress of the work performed by the contractor to ensure that all NRC guidelines are met. Reviews for quality, each of the major categories of contractor work. Samples work and conducts in line quality checks to determine if the contractor has correctly interpreted and applied SSA policies and procedures. Verifies count of all billable work done each day by direct comparison to the contractor report of the same work. Captures and summarizes key data on contractor’s performance and quality measures in support of customer service and agency-wide initiatives. Compares data to norms and identifies changes. Prepares reports documenting the ongoing statistical accumulation on all categories of contractor work. Maintains records and reports used to ensure proper billing and payment for the contractor. - Mission Support Assistant (Customs and Border Protection): This position will allow you to use your expertise in administration to provide substantive clerical support to CBP management. This position starts at a salary of $45,409.00 (GS-06, Step 1) to $65,599.00 (GS-07, Step 10). In this position, you will strengthen the Department's ability to protect the homeland by joining a valuable team of administrative professionals. Typical work assignments include: Acting as a liaison between the organization and the organization hiring center and processing center, assisting with onboarding, and preparing, following, and assisting with changes in protocols; Establishing, maintaining, and monitoring a variety of records and statistical data regarding administrative services provided; Entering data into database programs; evaluating data for patterns, trends and generating various management reports; Assisting in one or more administrative support areas which include budget, logistics and procurement, workforce management, and records and files management; Using various software packages such as word processing, spreadsheets, and databases, desktop publishing, etc., to produce, store, and retrieve a variety of information and presentations. GS Salary: Visit this link to view the locality pay tables by geographic area. If you do not see your geographic area listed, select the "Rest of United States" pay table. Some positions fall under a special pay rate depending on the series, grade level and location of the position. Please visit this link to view special pay rate charts. Salary: Salary listed reflects the rest of U.S. scale and, if applicable, will be adjusted to meet the locality pay or cost of living expenses of the duty location upon selection. Vacancies are as follows: One vacancy is available in each of the following locations: Alexandria Bay, New York Massena, New York Ogdensburg, New York Two vacancies are available in: Buffalo, New York Additional selections may be made beyond the total number of vacancies specified using this vacancy announcement. Further selections may also be made for additional organizational divisions and/or units within the duty location(s) listed above. - Ohmsett Visitor Control Specialist (Department of the Interior): This position is located within the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement, Oil Spill Preparedness Division, located in Leonardo, New Jersey. At the full performance level (GS-9) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: As the Ohmsett Support Specialist, the incumbent supports the BSEE Ohmsett staff and the Ohmset Contractor in support of facility operations. Maintains sensitive records and files in compliance with established records retention management guidelines. Serves as the Property Officer, maintaining an inventory and keeping account of, and providing routine and ad-hoc reports on government property located at Ohmsett. Serves as a BSEE representative on site and point of contact for interactions with base and navy host command. Recommends initiatives or actions to management that support timely and effective development and implementation of program goals and objectives in alignment with Bureau and Departmental strategic plans and goals. Responds in person, by telephone, or by email to requests for information from BSEE management, the contract-operator of Ohmsett, NWS Earle security personnel, Ohmsett customers, and the public while maintaining agency rules and protocols. Note: Incumbent must be able to become certified as a Contractor Officer Representative in within six months of hire. Drivers License is a requirement for this position as the incumbent serves as escort for foreign visitors, which requires driving automobile on naval base. Further, the incumbent must travel from the base to the post office to retrieve mail. Occasional travel is required to meet with the Supervisor in Sterling, Virginia, and to travel to industry conferences. The Bureau of Safety & Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) has determined that the duties of this position are not suitable for telework. Salary Information GS-09: $72,737 - $94,563 per annum. First time hires to the Federal government normally start at the lower salary range of the grade level. This vacancy may be used to fill additional positions as vacancies become available. This vacancy is also announced as BSEE-EEGG-26-CM-014(MP) for those applicants who wish to apply and be considered under Merit Promotion procedures. - Health Benefits Assistant (Erie VA Medical Center): Major Duties: this position is to perform adjudication of a final federal VHA benefit entitlement (with or without financial liabilities) in conjunction with process procedures defined by the Health Eligibility and Enrollment Division (EED), Health Eligibility Center(HEC). Data quality management in assuring that all information entered into the various eligibility packages is accurate, with appropriate eligibility and entitlement for medical benefits identified; and citing other eligibility factors such as: Tricare, Combat, Active Duty, CHAMPVA, Allied Vietnam and Collateral registration are completed. Receives and reviews applications, processes applications and means tests to completion within 5 business days of receipt. Performs definitive determination as to whether the Veteran is authorized for medical benefits by reviewing military service discharge papers, military identification cards, letters of awards for service-connection, service connection disability pension, and by evaluating and assessing POW, Purple Heart status. Verifying appropriate time in service eligibility criteria are met and other special eligibility. Responsible for patient specific demographic data entry and ensuring that financial information is accurate. Serve as back up to Admin Officer of the Day for death details process and Patient Funds Clerk Procedures, absence of an AOD, or when directed by Supervisor or designated representative. Responsible for preparing the cover letter for each application advising the Veteran of additional information necessary to finalize processing the application. Ensure the file and VistA contain the ineligible alert to prevent treatment in the future should the applicant apply for services. Ensures the Supervisor is consulted in those instances where eligibility cannot be established and immediate treatment must be provided to stabilize the applicant in question. Obtaining necessary documentation, which identifies the disabilities to ensure the services provided are for those cited disabilities only. Processes Purple Heart awards presented or discovered impacting Veteran during the enrollment process and/or by the enrolled Veterans and/or their representatives. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm. Compressed/Flexible: Not Authorized. Telework: This position may be authorized for telework. Telework eligibility will be discussed during the interview process. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Health Benefits Assistant/PD01769A Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 3 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 3 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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The primary duties of this position are to maintain accessible records and provide efficient service for direct and indirect patient care by managing the receipt, scanning, and indexing of health documents in a timely and accurate manner. Major duties and responsibilities include: Maintains accessible records and provides efficient service for direct and indirect patient care. Manages the receipt, scanning, and indexing of health documents in a timely and accurate manner. Analyzes validity and process efficiently all documents received. Responds properly when documents do not meet established guidelines for inclusion in the electronic medical record. Performs duties related to the receipt, intake, scanning, indexing, quality control, destruction, and transfer of health and administrative information. Scans various health information documents into VistA Imaging. Assures that scanned docu
Support all aspects of mail and package receiving, screening and delivery tasks. Enforces regulations and organizational policy as pertains to local postal service. Receive and consolidate requirements for the installation's non-printable forms needs. Advise and train mail clerks on proper postage operation. Verifying Official service as back up Pass and ID operator prepared to execute CAC ID Cards appointments, pin resets, fixing issues, and issuing CAC cards .
Sets up, operates, and monitors mail processing equipment (e.g. check inserter, postage metering machines, letter openers, and automated date stamper). Performs maintenance and repair (clean/oil equipment, replace belts, gripper jaws, adjust belt tension, etc.); diagnoses malfunctions/makes corrective adjustments such as correcting the feed sequence in a multiple station envelope inserting machine. Prepares outgoing material for dispatching; sorts mail into a variety of specialized categories such as first, third, and fourth class, foreign, U.S. Postal Service Express Mail, registered, certified, and priority mail. Receives, sorts, classifies, and routes mail to personnel throughout the agency and supported units. Opens, perforates, date stamps, and reads mail as necessary to determine routing by subject matter.
Serves as the Official Mail Manager (OMM) and Motor Vehicle Operator (MVO) within the Official Mail and Distribution Center, interpreting, developing, and implementing command-wide mail policies and procedures based on DOD, DA, and USPS guidelines. Manages the official mail program's finances, which includes tracking postal expenditures, auditing mail funds, and ensuring cost-effective use of postage. Acts as the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for postal contracts and serves as the hand receipt holder, managing the lifecycle of all postal equipment. Coordinates the development/execution of the OMD security strategy by collaborating with INSCOM Continuity of Operations (COOP) representatives and the antiterrorism working group and conducts internal inspections to ensure regulatory compliance. Acts as the lead staff officer advising leadership on official mail matters, represents
The individual selected for this position will: Assume responsibility for accuracy and timeliness for the work and directing implementation of procedures according with the Federal, U.S. Postal Regulations, and sponsors. Direct the operation of various mailing equipment such as mail sealer, mail meter, and/or strapping machines used in the mailing preparation of census/survey material, which meets the sponsor and USPS specifications and requirements. Direct the preparation and coordination of mailing pieces and other miscellaneous items needed for specific surveys. Plan and schedule ongoing production-oriented work daily. Based on a fixed schedule: direct the outgoing mail preparation; monitor automated mailing equipment operated by subordinates; prepare appropriate form; records, logs, route lists, etc., associated with mailing operations; file procedures and mail reports. Improve work
Occupation: Mail and file (series 0305) | posted as: File Clerk; File Supervisor; Mail Clerk; Mailroom Supervisor | You will process incoming or outgoing mail and store or find records as needed. In this career field, you should understand how to manage mail and files and your organization's or agency's procedures. You may organize re | ~295 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - File Clerk (OA) (Veterans Health Administration): The primary duties of this position are to maintain accessible records and provide efficient service for direct and indirect patient care by managing the receipt, scanning, and indexing of health documents in a timely and accurate manner. Major duties and responsibilities include: Maintains accessible records and provides efficient service for direct and indirect patient care. Manages the receipt, scanning, and indexing of health documents in a timely and accurate manner. Analyzes validity and process efficiently all documents received. Responds properly when documents do not meet established guidelines for inclusion in the electronic medical record. Performs duties related to the receipt, intake, scanning, indexing, quality control, destruction, and transfer of health and administrative information. Scans various health information documents into VistA Imaging. Assures that scanned documents are associated to the correct patient and note in the Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS). Follow scanning procedures established by the Medical Records Committee and the Chief, HIM. Confirms record integrity and review the image quality in the VistA Imaging display. Ensures regular quality checks are carried out according to prescribed timeframes and criteria. Notifies the Supervisor when images are scanned into the wrong patient's record, are indexed incorrectly, or are corrupted. Reviews documents for appropriate scanning criteria and ensure that all necessary health/administrative information meeting the criteria is integrated into CPRS. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 7:00am-3:30pm; subject to change based on the needs of the facility. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: File Clerk (OA)/PD03690-A Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized NOTE: Participation in the seasonal influenza program is a condition of employment and a requirement for all Department of Veterans Affairs Health Care Personnel (HCP). It is a requirement that all HCP to receive annual seasonal influenza vaccination or obtain an exemption for medical or religious reasons. Wearing a face mask is required when an exemption to the influenza vaccination has been granted. HCP in violation of this directive may face disciplinary action up to and including removal from federal service. HCP are individuals who, during the influenza season, work in VHA locations or who come into contact with VA patients or other HCP as part of their duties. VHA locations include, but are not limited to, VA hospitals and associated clinics, community living centers (CLCs), community-based outpatient clinics (CBOCs), domiciliary units, Vet centers and VA-leased medical facilities. HCP include all VA licensed and unlicensed, clinical and administrative, remote and onsite, paid and without compensation, full- and part-time employees, intermittent employees, fee basis employees, VA contractors, researchers, volunteers and health professions trainees (HPTs) who are expected to perform any or all of their work at these facilities. HPTs may be paid or unpaid and include residents, interns, fellows and students. HCP also includes VHA personnel providing home-based care to Veterans and drivers and other personnel whose duties put them in contact with patients outside VA medical facilities. - MAIL ASSISTANT (U.S. Army Communications Electronics Command): Support all aspects of mail and package receiving, screening and delivery tasks. Enforces regulations and organizational policy as pertains to local postal service. Receive and consolidate requirements for the installation's non-printable forms needs. Advise and train mail clerks on proper postage operation. Verifying Official service as back up Pass and ID operator prepared to execute CAC ID Cards appointments, pin resets, fixing issues, and issuing CAC cards . - MAIL CLERK (Defense Finance and Accounting Service): Sets up, operates, and monitors mail processing equipment (e.g. check inserter, postage metering machines, letter openers, and automated date stamper). Performs maintenance and repair (clean/oil equipment, replace belts, gripper jaws, adjust belt tension, etc.); diagnoses malfunctions/makes corrective adjustments such as correcting the feed sequence in a multiple station envelope inserting machine. Prepares outgoing material for dispatching; sorts mail into a variety of specialized categories such as first, third, and fourth class, foreign, U.S. Postal Service Express Mail, registered, certified, and priority mail. Receives, sorts, classifies, and routes mail to personnel throughout the agency and supported units. Opens, perforates, date stamps, and reads mail as necessary to determine routing by subject matter. - Mail Manager (MVO) (Department of the Army): Serves as the Official Mail Manager (OMM) and Motor Vehicle Operator (MVO) within the Official Mail and Distribution Center, interpreting, developing, and implementing command-wide mail policies and procedures based on DOD, DA, and USPS guidelines. Manages the official mail program's finances, which includes tracking postal expenditures, auditing mail funds, and ensuring cost-effective use of postage. Acts as the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for postal contracts and serves as the hand receipt holder, managing the lifecycle of all postal equipment. Coordinates the development/execution of the OMD security strategy by collaborating with INSCOM Continuity of Operations (COOP) representatives and the antiterrorism working group and conducts internal inspections to ensure regulatory compliance. Acts as the lead staff officer advising leadership on official mail matters, represents the command at external meetings, and conducts training for personnel on proper mail procedures. Provides technical leadership/direction to assigned personnel. Operates motor vehicles to safely transport and distribute mail—including sensitive and classified materials—across various locations while managing complex delivery schedules. Picks-up, drops-off, and otherwise distributes mail and other mail matter of assorted size and weight throughout INSCOM HQ and satellite facilities. - Mailroom Supervisor (Department of Commerce): The individual selected for this position will: Assume responsibility for accuracy and timeliness for the work and directing implementation of procedures according with the Federal, U.S. Postal Regulations, and sponsors. Direct the operation of various mailing equipment such as mail sealer, mail meter, and/or strapping machines used in the mailing preparation of census/survey material, which meets the sponsor and USPS specifications and requirements. Direct the preparation and coordination of mailing pieces and other miscellaneous items needed for specific surveys. Plan and schedule ongoing production-oriented work daily. Based on a fixed schedule: direct the outgoing mail preparation; monitor automated mailing equipment operated by subordinates; prepare appropriate form; records, logs, route lists, etc., associated with mailing operations; file procedures and mail reports. Improve work methods and procedures used to produce work products; decide on the acceptability, rejection, or correction of work products or services. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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As a Government Information Specialist (FOIA), GS-0306-7/9, your typical work assignments may include: Monitors the status and progress of each Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) case assigned and responds to inquiries. As directed by the attending supervisor s, performs a variety of responsibilities in accordance with applicable grade level such as an in-depth review and analysis of each request received. Receive and/or provide guidance in determining exactly what materials and documents are required. Coordinates with other DHS-wide offices and other agencies and/or components as required. Performs research as needed and in accordance with the appropriate guidance for issues that arise in the context of processing complex initial requests. All DHS-HQ announcements have a 5 business day open period due to the number of applications received. View common definitions of terms found in this
Occupation: Government information (series 0306) | posted as: Government Information Specialist (Foia) | You will help create, share, analyze and manage government information. In this career field, you may make rules and policies, advise leaders and make sure people and organizations follow federal laws. You also protect g | ~46 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Government Information Specialist (FOIA) (DHS Headquarters): As a Government Information Specialist (FOIA), GS-0306-7/9, your typical work assignments may include: Monitors the status and progress of each Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) case assigned and responds to inquiries. As directed by the attending supervisor s, performs a variety of responsibilities in accordance with applicable grade level such as an in-depth review and analysis of each request received. Receive and/or provide guidance in determining exactly what materials and documents are required. 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Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 3 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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If selected for this position, you will join a well-respected team that is responsible for providing analytical and program management work to ensure all United States Attorney's Office (USAO) records and information, are created, maintained, and disposed of in accordance with Federal, Executive Office for United States Attorneys (EOUSA), and Department of Justice (DOJ) guidelines. Typical work assignments will include: Applies the General Records Schedule or National Archives and Records Administration approved Agency Records Schedule to all official records; Provides technical advice and assistance to the USAO staff with respect to individual, or case-related, records management issues in conformance with policy, guidelines, and regulations; Ensures case management or other records systems accurately follow Federal Records Center guidance; Determines incoming cases or legal actions req
Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Recommends and implements procedures for ensuring proper record storage in a manner that is consistent with the statutes, regulations, and Department and BLM policies. Works with programs to establish and maintain analog and electronic records management processes. Maintains and implements a records management file plan that will guide record keeping and assists in record lifecycle management. Ensures proper storage and delivery of all Docket casefiles to programs and public and updates information in the tracking system. Includes annual storage and desk inventories. Completes final disposition for temporary records and oversees destruction paperwork.
You will be responsible for retrieving Statement Treatment Record Unit (STRU) mail from designated pickup locations aboard the installation and transporting mail for further processing by the STR contract team. You will oversee shipment of physical records approved for destruction or travel to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) for long-term storage. You will aid STRU contract personnel in obtaining access to DoD, DHA, or VA systems that are required for the processing of STRs. You will be involved in all phases of processing STR from cradle to grave (e.g. record receiving, document preparation, scanning, record review, data validation, assembly).
Occupation: Records and information management (series 0308) | posted as: Records And Information Management Specialist; Ful Records & Information Management Specialist | You make sure that important government documents are created, organized, used and disposed of properly. In this career field, you'll help keep government operations running smoothly by making sure that policies and tran | ~15 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Records and Information Management Specialist (Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys): If selected for this position, you will join a well-respected team that is responsible for providing analytical and program management work to ensure all United States Attorney's Office (USAO) records and information, are created, maintained, and disposed of in accordance with Federal, Executive Office for United States Attorneys (EOUSA), and Department of Justice (DOJ) guidelines. Typical work assignments will include: Applies the General Records Schedule or National Archives and Records Administration approved Agency Records Schedule to all official records; Provides technical advice and assistance to the USAO staff with respect to individual, or case-related, records management issues in conformance with policy, guidelines, and regulations; Ensures case management or other records systems accurately follow Federal Records Center guidance; Determines incoming cases or legal actions requiring special handling and makes appropriate referral prior to coding and data entry; Serves as the backup to the docketing technician; Oversees and prepares case files to be sent to the Federal Records Center annually; Receives and reviews the necessary documentation required and opens all criminal and civil cases. Develops and publishes USAO records management and control policies and procedures; Evaluates USAO records management control systems and procedures regarding the effective handling, sorting, and/or disposing of Federal records; Provides advisory services to USAO supervisors and managers. Advisory services include the spectrum of records management issues to include maintaining information about records movement and storage, destruction, transfer, or other disposition; Oversees and prepares case files to be sent to the Federal Records Center (FRC) annually. Works with AUSAs to ensure non-records are removed and case files are in proper format prior to being sent to the FRC. As necessary, orders case files from the FRC. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your training and experience progress. - FUL Records & Information Management Specialist (Bureau of Land Management): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Recommends and implements procedures for ensuring proper record storage in a manner that is consistent with the statutes, regulations, and Department and BLM policies. Works with programs to establish and maintain analog and electronic records management processes. Maintains and implements a records management file plan that will guide record keeping and assists in record lifecycle management. Ensures proper storage and delivery of all Docket casefiles to programs and public and updates information in the tracking system. Includes annual storage and desk inventories. Completes final disposition for temporary records and oversees destruction paperwork. - RECORDS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (U.S. Marine Corps): You will be responsible for retrieving Statement Treatment Record Unit (STRU) mail from designated pickup locations aboard the installation and transporting mail for further processing by the STR contract team. You will oversee shipment of physical records approved for destruction or travel to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) for long-term storage. You will aid STRU contract personnel in obtaining access to DoD, DHA, or VA systems that are required for the processing of STRs. You will be involved in all phases of processing STR from cradle to grave (e.g. record receiving, document preparation, scanning, record review, data validation, assembly). Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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-- Receives visitors and telephone calls. Exercises judgment in screening those which can be handled personally or be referred to other staff personnel or divisions. Determines when the supervisor should be interrupted. Personally takes care of many matters and gives out administrative and readily available substantive information to callers. -- Keeps the supervisor's calendar. Schedules appointments, meetings and conferences without prior clearance based upon personal knowledge of supervisor's workload and current issues of importance. Reminds supervisor of appointments and furnishes information from files or schedules briefings by others in preparation for scheduled meetings. Reschedules appointments when it is apparent that supervisor can not meet previous schedules. During supervisor's absence, maintains a chronological record of events including official visitors, decisions to be ma
You will perform administrative, secretarial, and clerical duties. You will ensure proper protocol is maintained and advise the Commander and Executive Officer on protocol procedures. You will coordinate planning of Change of Command ceremonies. You will maintain calendars schedule appointments and make travel arrangement for the Commander and Executive Officer. You will arrange for photographic and Public Affairs Office (PAO) support for various events.
The major duties of this position include but are not limited to: Answer routine question and provide assistance to callers or visitors, and resolve administrative issues clearly and tactfully. Tactfully deal with others in stressful situations. Maintain confidentiality on matters of a confidential or sensitive nature. Work and collaborate with a variety of workgroups to achieve common goals. Write clear, persuasive and grammatically correct reports, position papers, and briefings.
As a Secretary (OA) (Regional Director Secretary),GS- 0318-9, your typical work assignments may include: Making travel arrangements. Maintaining the Regional Director's calendar. Receiving visitors and placing and receiving telephone calls for the office. Reviewing outgoing correspondence for grammatical style and conformance to established office policies, practices, and procedures. Compiling and analyzing charts, tables, statistical reports and other data of office operations.
Maintains a filing system, reviews correspondence for spelling and grammar, receives mail, maintains the store director's appointment calendar and serves as the forms manager. Serves as the personnel liaison between the commissary and Human Resources Service Provider (HRSP) by generating requests, monitoring status and resolving employee personnel actions. Performs in-processing functions for all new hires and reviews in-processing forms for accuracy and completeness. Serves as the payroll liaison between the commissary and the Customer Service Representatives (CSR) to resolve payroll issues. Procures, issues, controls, and disposes of supplies and equipment required for store operations. Maintains the property accounting register relating to supplies and equipment procured for the commissary. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not
Occupation: Secretary (series 0318) | posted as: Secretary (Office Automation); Secretary (Captain'S Secretary); Secretary (Associate Warden'S Secretary); Secretary (Captain’S Secretary) | You will assist one person or the staff of an office with general office work. In this career field, you are the principal support position in the office. In this field, you should know the administrative procedures of y | ~616 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - SECRETARY (OA) (T32) (Army National Guard Units): -- Receives visitors and telephone calls. Exercises judgment in screening those which can be handled personally or be referred to other staff personnel or divisions. Determines when the supervisor should be interrupted. Personally takes care of many matters and gives out administrative and readily available substantive information to callers. -- Keeps the supervisor's calendar. Schedules appointments, meetings and conferences without prior clearance based upon personal knowledge of supervisor's workload and current issues of importance. Reminds supervisor of appointments and furnishes information from files or schedules briefings by others in preparation for scheduled meetings. Reschedules appointments when it is apparent that supervisor can not meet previous schedules. During supervisor's absence, maintains a chronological record of events including official visitors, decisions to be made upon return, unfinished business requiring attention, and related matters. Keeps informed of supervisor's whereabouts. -- Prepares responses to requests for general information concerning the organization's functions from source material. Anticipates need for information and prepares material so that it is immediately available for supervisor's needs. In the absence of the supervisor, assumes responsibility for ensuring that requests for action or information are made known to responsible officials who can satisfy the request. Follows up on required actions and informs supervisor of status. -- Makes arrangements for conferences and meetings, including such matters as location, schedule, agenda and attendance list. Assembles background material. Attends meetings and performs associated duties. Reminds supervisor and staff members of commitments made and monitors progress until the work is completed. - Reads incoming correspondence, publications, regulations, and directives which may affect the supervisor. Determines those that can be acted upon personally and drafts replies to general inquiries not requiring a technical knowledge of the program. Obtains clarification of instructions from originating offices or other appropriate points. Determines which items are of importance or interest to the supervisor and refers them accordingly. Determines which subordinate echelons of the organization are affected and ensures that chiefs of these organizations are informed. Assists in interpreting instructions and establishing required actions. Maintains suspense records on incoming correspondence and action documents and follows up on work in process to ensure timely reply or action. -- Reviews outgoing correspondence for proper format, conformance with general policy and procedural instructions, grammar, accuracy and inclusion of necessary attachments. Returns such communications to author for correction. Advises and instructs subordinate offices to obtain higher degree of compliance with general policies and correspondence procedures. Signs routine correspondence of a nontechnical nature. -- Provides assistance in the procedural aspects of the office, including distributing work to clerical personnel; explaining report requirements and arranging for submission of data into general reports; and informing and instructing technical and clerical personnel in the preparation of correspondence. -- Maintains office files of correspondence, directives, regulations, and other information. -- Arranges for travel, arranges visit schedules, notifies organizations and officials to be visited, makes reservations, and submits travel vouchers and reports. -- Utilizes word processing equipment to select information from source data or type, from plain copy or rough draft, a variety of material, including military and nonmilitary correspondence, reports, summary sheets and staff studies, and statistical and tabular material. -- Receives requests for information including specialized or classified material from military and civilian persons. Information is frequently provided from personal knowledge of organizational operations. When information is not readily available, advises when it may be expected. -- Performs other duties as assigned. - SECRETARY (OA) (Department of the Navy): You will perform administrative, secretarial, and clerical duties. You will ensure proper protocol is maintained and advise the Commander and Executive Officer on protocol procedures. You will coordinate planning of Change of Command ceremonies. You will maintain calendars schedule appointments and make travel arrangement for the Commander and Executive Officer. You will arrange for photographic and Public Affairs Office (PAO) support for various events. - Secretary (OA) (National Park Service): The major duties of this position include but are not limited to: Answer routine question and provide assistance to callers or visitors, and resolve administrative issues clearly and tactfully. Tactfully deal with others in stressful situations. Maintain confidentiality on matters of a confidential or sensitive nature. Work and collaborate with a variety of workgroups to achieve common goals. Write clear, persuasive and grammatically correct reports, position papers, and briefings. - Secretary (OA) (Regional Director Secretary) (National Labor Relations Board): As a Secretary (OA) (Regional Director Secretary),GS- 0318-9, your typical work assignments may include: Making travel arrangements. Maintaining the Regional Director's calendar. Receiving visitors and placing and receiving telephone calls for the office. Reviewing outgoing correspondence for grammatical style and conformance to established office policies, practices, and procedures. Compiling and analyzing charts, tables, statistical reports and other data of office operations. - Secretary (Office Automation) (Department of Defense): Maintains a filing system, reviews correspondence for spelling and grammar, receives mail, maintains the store director's appointment calendar and serves as the forms manager. Serves as the personnel liaison between the commissary and Human Resources Service Provider (HRSP) by generating requests, monitoring status and resolving employee personnel actions. Performs in-processing functions for all new hires and reviews in-processing forms for accuracy and completeness. Serves as the payroll liaison between the commissary and the Customer Service Representatives (CSR) to resolve payroll issues. Procures, issues, controls, and disposes of supplies and equipment required for store operations. Maintains the property accounting register relating to supplies and equipment procured for the commissary. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. This critical information is found under: Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated Your resume must thoroughly describe how your skills and experiences align to the criteria defined in the Qualifications section of this announcement and it must support your responses to the assessment questionnaire. We do not assume you have the necessary experience to successfully perform in this job regardless of your employment history or academic career. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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If selected for this position, you will join a well-respected team responsible for docketing and receptionist duties at the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Ohio. Typical work assignments will include, but are not limited to, the following: Serves as a source of procedural, systemic, and substantive information on all aspects of docketing and case management. Inputs and maintains automated records from initial referral to final disposition and case file closure. Extracts data and/or statistical information from automated docketing and case management systems by developing standard and one-time reports to secure relevant information from case files and related sources. Determines data categories, report formats, field types, sorting and calculating functions to be performed, and establishes detailed functional procedures to enter and to retrieve pertinent data
Establish and/or maintain privileged healthcare providers' credentials in the Centralized Credentialing Quality Assurance System (CCQAS) for appropriate Healthcare Providers, and staff. Establish and maintains a credentialing and privileging profile in CCQAS for all applicable active duty, civil service, contract, and/or voluteer non-privileged healthcare providers. Coordinate and facilitates the initial evaluation, renewal, and modification of clinical privileges. Coordinate and facilitates the award of enterprise-wide and inter-facility custody transfer brief privileges. Manage credentialing and privileging requirements for Nurses, Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Allied Health Specialists, Dentists, and other health care providers. Review credentialing applications submitted by prospective civilian and contract employees to include, but not limited to verifications of education, train
Utilizing word processing software which permits creation, formatting, modification, and electronic printing of a variety of documents. Utilizing database applications or software, inputs and updates database information as required, makes standard and ad hoc queries and retrieves information for use in preparation of standard and nonstandard reports. Utilizing electronic mail software. Receives and distributes electronic mail for the unit and sends electronic mail correspondence to other elements as required in support of daily operations. Preparing requests for TDY, processes clearance requests, prepares travel vouchers and itineraries, makes reservations, etc. Tracking and enters employee time, attendance and labor as required in various software platforms.
You will receive visitors and phone calls to prioritize, process, and provide status for emergency/service calls, work requests, material issue documents, and workload history for all station buildings and structures. You will advise customers on procedures for submitting written work requests when work is beyond scope of a service call and provides instruction on inputting work orders and querying the database for status and other data. You will date stamp work requests and material issue documents and forward to industrial Engineering Tech for review, approval, and processing. You will record requests in and retrieve data via remote computer terminal and electronically sends to appropriate action area. You will assign appropriate Job Order Number (JON) for verbal and written requests.
The individual selected for this position will: Perform duties as timekeeper for the branch, establishing time-keeping codes and assisting units with proper codes needed to charge time; assist supervisors in keying time for their employees when needed; prepare, review and modify the time entry report and maintain the time and attendance reports for the branch. Assist employees and supervisor in preparing the document for leave without pay (LWOP), family medical leave (FMLA), request for advance sick leave, reports, donor leave programs, etc. for the branch. Edit and reformat electronic drafts of documents that often require graphics and tables; transmit and receive documents electronically proofread materials to ensure conformance with office standards. Develop training aids for use by office members and provide them with hands-on training. Perform simple troubleshooting of systems and/o
Occupation: Office automation clerical and assistance (series 0326) | posted as: Office Automation Assistant; Office Automation Clerk; Credentials Technician (Oa); Docketing Technician/Receptionist | You will provide general office support, including word processing and other clerical work. You may also supervise other people working in these positions. In this career field, you should understand office software, typ | ~141 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Docketing Technician/Receptionist (Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys): If selected for this position, you will join a well-respected team responsible for docketing and receptionist duties at the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Ohio. Typical work assignments will include, but are not limited to, the following: Serves as a source of procedural, systemic, and substantive information on all aspects of docketing and case management. Inputs and maintains automated records from initial referral to final disposition and case file closure. Extracts data and/or statistical information from automated docketing and case management systems by developing standard and one-time reports to secure relevant information from case files and related sources. Determines data categories, report formats, field types, sorting and calculating functions to be performed, and establishes detailed functional procedures to enter and to retrieve pertinent data in the proper format. Receives and reviews incoming case file information, analyzes content to update databases and record status changes in all items docketed, and performs necessary research to correct and update case file records. Receives office visitors and telephone callers, provides factual information in response to inquiries, and/or directs them to the appropriate office or individual. Exercises confidentiality, tact, discretion, and judgement in determining what information may be properly released. Receives, opens, date stamps, and routes incoming mail to the intended recipient, and prepares outgoing mail and packages. Provides administrative and clerical support on a variety of ancillary office support functions. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your training and experience progress. - Credentials Technician (OA) (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Establish and/or maintain privileged healthcare providers' credentials in the Centralized Credentialing Quality Assurance System (CCQAS) for appropriate Healthcare Providers, and staff. Establish and maintains a credentialing and privileging profile in CCQAS for all applicable active duty, civil service, contract, and/or voluteer non-privileged healthcare providers. Coordinate and facilitates the initial evaluation, renewal, and modification of clinical privileges. Coordinate and facilitates the award of enterprise-wide and inter-facility custody transfer brief privileges. Manage credentialing and privileging requirements for Nurses, Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Allied Health Specialists, Dentists, and other health care providers. Review credentialing applications submitted by prospective civilian and contract employees to include, but not limited to verifications of education, training, and licensure, to determine their suitability. Gather and verify information on the professional education and specialized training of all clinical support staff and health care providers requesting employment at the hospital. Ensure verification of all background information used in establishing a provider's verified medical and professional expertise prior to employment at facilities. Prepare monthly reports listing all providers with licenses/registrations/certifications, privileges, and other requirements. Supporting the monthly Credentialing Committee Function and credentialing and privilege document generation and routing for leadership signature. - Office Automation Assistant (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Utilizing word processing software which permits creation, formatting, modification, and electronic printing of a variety of documents. Utilizing database applications or software, inputs and updates database information as required, makes standard and ad hoc queries and retrieves information for use in preparation of standard and nonstandard reports. Utilizing electronic mail software. Receives and distributes electronic mail for the unit and sends electronic mail correspondence to other elements as required in support of daily operations. Preparing requests for TDY, processes clearance requests, prepares travel vouchers and itineraries, makes reservations, etc. Tracking and enters employee time, attendance and labor as required in various software platforms. - OFFICE AUTOMATION CLERK (Department of the Navy): You will receive visitors and phone calls to prioritize, process, and provide status for emergency/service calls, work requests, material issue documents, and workload history for all station buildings and structures. You will advise customers on procedures for submitting written work requests when work is beyond scope of a service call and provides instruction on inputting work orders and querying the database for status and other data. You will date stamp work requests and material issue documents and forward to industrial Engineering Tech for review, approval, and processing. You will record requests in and retrieve data via remote computer terminal and electronically sends to appropriate action area. You will assign appropriate Job Order Number (JON) for verbal and written requests. - Office Automation Assistant (U.S. Census Bureau): The individual selected for this position will: Perform duties as timekeeper for the branch, establishing time-keeping codes and assisting units with proper codes needed to charge time; assist supervisors in keying time for their employees when needed; prepare, review and modify the time entry report and maintain the time and attendance reports for the branch. Assist employees and supervisor in preparing the document for leave without pay (LWOP), family medical leave (FMLA), request for advance sick leave, reports, donor leave programs, etc. for the branch. Edit and reformat electronic drafts of documents that often require graphics and tables; transmit and receive documents electronically proofread materials to ensure conformance with office standards. Develop training aids for use by office members and provide them with hands-on training. Perform simple troubleshooting of systems and/or software problems encountered by coworkers. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Establish and manage user accounts, to include determining and maintaining user privilege levels. Install, configure, and troubleshoot hardware, software, Wide Area Network and Local Area Network problems where applicable, and coordinate with other agencies to ensure timely resolution. Record and report Information Technology incidents as they occur to effectively track outages and types of interruptions to service and to build a knowledge base for future problem resolution. Provide input to the Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) Continuity of Operation Plan (COOP) procedures for system disaster recovery (COOP recovery includes reestablishment of multiple systems). Provide information management services, to include data analysis, to determine trends in use or performance that could lead to future problems. Research, evaluate, and provide feedback on problematic trends and patterns in cust
Major Duties: This is not an all-inclusive list As a COMPUTER ASSISTANT (TITLE 32), GS-0335-9, you will: Creates local modifications to the STAMIS system. Modifications within and among systems are created to provide for the communication of data between testing platforms and the STAMIS system. Works with multiple operating systems with guidelines that are not always specific or may not exist. Monitors the transfer of data between aircraft laptops and LAN computers to ensure data integrity is maintained. Monitors data back-up systems. Ensures data and data files are accurately entered into a system through the Local Area Network (LAN). Monitors database files from outside sources (e.g., inspection master files, component master files and reportable item files) to ensure data integrity and applicability. Restores deleted data files as necessary. Troubleshoots common or recurring problems
Manage user accounts, determining and maintaining user privilege levels. Perform daily system back-ups and upgrading of hardware and software as directed. Identify network, hardware, or software problems within the organization, ensuring prompt resolution. Serve as project officer for the life cycle management of computer systems and software in the Medical Treatment Facility. Provide training and assistance to system users. Investigate damaged and/or missing equipment, ensuring information security and accountability for Medical Treatment Facility equipment. Develop disaster plans, contingency operations plans, and security plans, exercising them regularly.
Occupation: Computer clerk and assistant (series 0335) | posted as: Computer Assistant | You will provide data processing support and services for people using computers. This work could include: Receiving, maintaining and giving out data storage devices for computers. Scheduling computer time for prog | ~72 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Computer Assistant (Department of Defense): Establish and manage user accounts, to include determining and maintaining user privilege levels. Install, configure, and troubleshoot hardware, software, Wide Area Network and Local Area Network problems where applicable, and coordinate with other agencies to ensure timely resolution. Record and report Information Technology incidents as they occur to effectively track outages and types of interruptions to service and to build a knowledge base for future problem resolution. Provide input to the Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) Continuity of Operation Plan (COOP) procedures for system disaster recovery (COOP recovery includes reestablishment of multiple systems). Provide information management services, to include data analysis, to determine trends in use or performance that could lead to future problems. Research, evaluate, and provide feedback on problematic trends and patterns in customer support requirements for the Medical Treatment Facility. Participate in planning, monitoring, testing, maintaining, and operating multiple client systems-based platforms to maintain risk management, accreditation, and certification package. Make recommendations for system improvements. Ensure enhancements are compatible with existing infrastructure and coordinate with other agencies to ensure compliance standards are met. - COMPUTER ASSISTANT (TITLE 32) (Army National Guard Units): Major Duties: This is not an all-inclusive list As a COMPUTER ASSISTANT (TITLE 32), GS-0335-9, you will: Creates local modifications to the STAMIS system. Modifications within and among systems are created to provide for the communication of data between testing platforms and the STAMIS system. Works with multiple operating systems with guidelines that are not always specific or may not exist. Monitors the transfer of data between aircraft laptops and LAN computers to ensure data integrity is maintained. Monitors data back-up systems. Ensures data and data files are accurately entered into a system through the Local Area Network (LAN). Monitors database files from outside sources (e.g., inspection master files, component master files and reportable item files) to ensure data integrity and applicability. Restores deleted data files as necessary. Troubleshoots common or recurring problems experienced by laptop users. Creates, edits and saves database queries. Oversees AMSS processes for daily recording and reporting of aircraft/subsystem readiness and end-of-period reports. Maintains and updates unit parameters and aircraft/weapon systems authorization files to ensure calculated readiness rates are available. Performs other duties as assigned. - Computer Assistant (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Manage user accounts, determining and maintaining user privilege levels. Perform daily system back-ups and upgrading of hardware and software as directed. Identify network, hardware, or software problems within the organization, ensuring prompt resolution. Serve as project officer for the life cycle management of computer systems and software in the Medical Treatment Facility. Provide training and assistance to system users. Investigate damaged and/or missing equipment, ensuring information security and accountability for Medical Treatment Facility equipment. Develop disaster plans, contingency operations plans, and security plans, exercising them regularly. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Assist with the development and implementation of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) plans that support and facilitate continuity of operations (COOP), Continuity of Government (COG), Enduring Constitutional Government (ECG), contingency operations, crisis management, and emergency operations. Contribute to the identification and development of resource requirements and plans in order to effectively support COOP planning and execution. Assist with the development and dissemination of communications plans and related documentation including contingency plans, operational plans, and other plans that contribute directly to synchronized operations, planning, and exercise support. Assist with the mission assurance for the IC 24-hour alert and notification warning support function, as well as the collection of information from a wide range of intelligence disciplines fo
Occupation: Program management (series 0340) | posted as: Mission Assurance Officer | You will manage, direct or assist one or more programs or supporting organizations in the federal government. In this field, you should have management and executive knowledge and ability rather than experience in a spec | ~1 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Mission Assurance Officer (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): Assist with the development and implementation of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) plans that support and facilitate continuity of operations (COOP), Continuity of Government (COG), Enduring Constitutional Government (ECG), contingency operations, crisis management, and emergency operations. Contribute to the identification and development of resource requirements and plans in order to effectively support COOP planning and execution. Assist with the development and dissemination of communications plans and related documentation including contingency plans, operational plans, and other plans that contribute directly to synchronized operations, planning, and exercise support. Assist with the mission assurance for the IC 24-hour alert and notification warning support function, as well as the collection of information from a wide range of intelligence disciplines for accuracy, deception, relevance, and timeliness for the purpose of alert and warning to include providing updates on fast-breaking intelligence issues and developments to senior customers. Assist with the coordination of continuity activities with watch officers and operations centers across the US Government to ensure situational awareness of threats, hazards, status of critical capabilities, and readiness levels of personnel and organizations. Assist in developing, preparing, and presenting senior-level briefings and reports on continuity plans, exercises, and operational and emergency plans tailored to the needs of select audiences. Assist with the development of training materials and plans related to continuity operations and crisis management; assist in the development and execution of continuity exercises, informational briefings, and training events. Assist with the assessment and evaluation of continuity strategies and plans, identify issues in a timely manner, and provide recommendations, courses of action, and options to resolve them efficiently and effectively. Maintain productive working relationships with ODNI staff, other IC organizations, and private service providers in order to effectively respond to COOP issues, and coordinate strategic planning, best practices, lessons learned, programming, and policy issues. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 3 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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As the primary financial advisor, analyzes, evaluates, and manages accounting and control systems to maintain proper financial balances, distributes resources to all activities within planned limitations, and ensures that maximum benefits are obtained from resources. Analyzes historical budget and financial data, as well as new and/or changing program plans, to develop and prepare budget estimates and justifications for current-year, budget-year, and out-year budget planning. Identifies actual and/or potential funding problems, fiscal trends, significant program deficiencies and imbalances, analyzes conditions, and recommends adjustments and solutions. Provides advice and guidance to supervisors and employees on regulations, policies and procedures related to human resources management. Prepares pertinent forms and documents. Assures that electronic personnel action requests, concurrence
The Administrative officer is responseible for providing a variety of administrative services for the Division or Zone. In this position, you will: As a GS-9: Perform administrative and/or program work, assist in the collaboration and preparation of budgets, and management studies. Participate in developing and maintaining automated systems for recording budget data. Participate in and represent the office's interest in a variety of projects and initiatives. Provide advice to staff concerning travel, procurement of services, contracts, and equipment needs. Research special projects/assignments and provide the information to the Associate Director, Zone Manager, or Building Manager, as required. As a GS-11: Perform administrative and/or program work, assist in the collaboration and preparation of budgets, and management studies. Participate in developing and maintaining automated systems
Serves as the Administrative Officer in the Corporate Office of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Assistant Director of Federal Prison Industries (FPI). The Administrative Officer works closely with all branches of FPI, other Central Office divisions, all regional offices, and has regular contact with the offices of high ranking officials in the Department of Justice (DOJ), the FPI Board of Directors, and a variety of congressional offices. Performs a variety of high level administrative and management support functions in support of the overall management of the CEO Office. Provides assistance directly to the Chief Executive Officer, as well as the Senior Deputy Assistant Director. Must be aware of the Corporation's objectives, ongoing operating programs, and activities and their relationship to the overall goals of the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to properly direct and respond
Provide advice and guidance on overall organizational and administrative matters. Responsible for timely and accurate processing of budget related matters and documentation, such as travel orders, vouchers, purchase requests and commitments, and maintaining data current in automated budget system. Coordinate human resource elements for the subordinate MTF organization. Provide advice and assistance to management on civilian and military personnel matters. Coordinate personnel actions through appropriate channels and clarify discrepancies.
The duties and responsibilities for a Administrative Specialist, GS-0341-9/11 generally include, but are not limited to, the following: Coordinating administrative programs in areas such as human resources, budget and finance, procurement, travel, records, facilities, training, security, telecommunications, and information resources. Evaluating administrative operations and supporting services to identify opportunities for improving organizational efficiency and effectiveness. Monitoring administrative actions and projecting requirements to ensure compliance with program guidance and established deadlines. Analyzing administrative data and operational trends to develop recommendations for improving processes and use of resources. Providing technical guidance on administrative regulations, policies, procedures, and program requirements. Preparing management reports and status information
Occupation: Administrative officer (series 0341) | posted as: Administrative Officer; Administrative Specialist | You provide management services essential to the direction and operation of an organization or office. In this career, you should have extensive knowledge of management principles and methods and can integrate those skil | 26% of entry postings require a degree | ~74 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Administrative Officer (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service): As the primary financial advisor, analyzes, evaluates, and manages accounting and control systems to maintain proper financial balances, distributes resources to all activities within planned limitations, and ensures that maximum benefits are obtained from resources. Analyzes historical budget and financial data, as well as new and/or changing program plans, to develop and prepare budget estimates and justifications for current-year, budget-year, and out-year budget planning. Identifies actual and/or potential funding problems, fiscal trends, significant program deficiencies and imbalances, analyzes conditions, and recommends adjustments and solutions. Provides advice and guidance to supervisors and employees on regulations, policies and procedures related to human resources management. Prepares pertinent forms and documents. Assures that electronic personnel action requests, concurrences and/or authorizations, and associated back-up documents, are submitted accurately and in a timely manner to the servicing human resources office. Monitors status of requests through completion. Circulates information about training courses available, dates to be held, and other pertinent information. Provides advice and counsel on established administrative and operational management support issues (human resources and material needs, human resources availability, administrative support matters, etc.), policies, programs, objectives, and plans. Provides input and analysis for management decisions by articulating administrative management requirements. Responsible for overall organizational procurement activities. Advises and assists in determining needs and acquiring equipment, supplies, materials, and repair services on the basis of necessity and availability of funds. Prepares procurement documents, determines appropriate sources, conducts market research, and prepares justifications as necessary. Ensures that expense items are obligated and invoices are processed in accordance with the Service's financial management guidelines and with regulatory and legal requirements. Serves as the day-to-day supervisor for a team of administrative support personnel responsible for preparing administrative policy, coordinating administrative work procedures and prioritizing office management practices as a supervisor to subordinate staff of clerical and/or administrative workers. Plans, assigns, and reviews work; adjusts short term priorities; establishes performance standards and evaluates performance; approves leave and certifies time and attendance; recruits and interviews candidates for positions and recommends personnel actions; hears and resolves complaints from employees, referring those unresolved to a higher level supervisor; recognizes and rewards good performance; effects minor disciplinary actions and recommends actions in more serious cases; identifies training needs of employees and arranges for training as needed; improves production or quality of work directed; and supports and implements Government-wide, Departmental, Fish and Wildlife Service, and Regional Equal Opportunity programs. - Administrative Officer (Smithsonian Institution ): The Administrative officer is responseible for providing a variety of administrative services for the Division or Zone. In this position, you will: As a GS-9: Perform administrative and/or program work, assist in the collaboration and preparation of budgets, and management studies. Participate in developing and maintaining automated systems for recording budget data. Participate in and represent the office's interest in a variety of projects and initiatives. Provide advice to staff concerning travel, procurement of services, contracts, and equipment needs. Research special projects/assignments and provide the information to the Associate Director, Zone Manager, or Building Manager, as required. As a GS-11: Perform administrative and/or program work, assist in the collaboration and preparation of budgets, and management studies. Participate in developing and maintaining automated systems for recording budget data. Conduct managment studies relating to workflow, organization changes, space utilization, communications and correspondence management. Coordinate and participate in a variety of employment procedures. Develop and present status reports or response materials for the Zone Manager or higher-level attention, review, or signature. - Administrative Officer - UNICOR (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Serves as the Administrative Officer in the Corporate Office of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Assistant Director of Federal Prison Industries (FPI). The Administrative Officer works closely with all branches of FPI, other Central Office divisions, all regional offices, and has regular contact with the offices of high ranking officials in the Department of Justice (DOJ), the FPI Board of Directors, and a variety of congressional offices. Performs a variety of high level administrative and management support functions in support of the overall management of the CEO Office. Provides assistance directly to the Chief Executive Officer, as well as the Senior Deputy Assistant Director. Must be aware of the Corporation's objectives, ongoing operating programs, and activities and their relationship to the overall goals of the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to properly direct and respond to requests for information and assists the CEO in the responsibility for developing programs, and top level policies for management of the divisions. The Administrative Officer must be familiar with the mission and resources of each of the Corporation's branches in order to assure efforts are coordinated in a unified manner and to minimize the duplication of effort when gathering and producing information within mandated time frames. - Administrative Officer (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Provide advice and guidance on overall organizational and administrative matters. Responsible for timely and accurate processing of budget related matters and documentation, such as travel orders, vouchers, purchase requests and commitments, and maintaining data current in automated budget system. Coordinate human resource elements for the subordinate MTF organization. Provide advice and assistance to management on civilian and military personnel matters. Coordinate personnel actions through appropriate channels and clarify discrepancies. - Administrative Specialist (Executive Office for Immigration Review): The duties and responsibilities for a Administrative Specialist, GS-0341-9/11 generally include, but are not limited to, the following: Coordinating administrative programs in areas such as human resources, budget and finance, procurement, travel, records, facilities, training, security, telecommunications, and information resources. Evaluating administrative operations and supporting services to identify opportunities for improving organizational efficiency and effectiveness. Monitoring administrative actions and projecting requirements to ensure compliance with program guidance and established deadlines. Analyzing administrative data and operational trends to develop recommendations for improving processes and use of resources. Providing technical guidance on administrative regulations, policies, procedures, and program requirements. Preparing management reports and status information to support decisions and follow-up on administrative actions. Coordinating with internal offices, other government organizations, and vendors to address administrative requirements and operational issues. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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You will manage and maintain all electronic case files on current directives, forms, reports and a database reflecting their currency and cancellation. You will analyze and review proposed directives, forms and reports for consistency with established directives and assure their timely preparation. You will provide computer software support, instruction, technical advice and assistance to employees relative to directives, forms and reports management. You will provide technical guidance to both military and contract support in relation to the functions performed within the Administrative Department. You will give advice, counsel, or instruction to employees on both technical and administrative matters. You will provide command personnel security support to the Command Security Manager. You will advise on matters pertaining to the security of classified information and matters regarding t
Monitor obligations and expenditures throughout the execution phase of the operating budgets. Consult with Project Manager on work schedules, material procurement and personnel matters which will affect the operating budget. Plan work to include establishing schedules to meet priorities and suspense dates. Perform duties as the organization's Government Purchase Card Holder, such as preparing documents to order goods, supplies and services. Analyze timekeeping data using an automated reporting system. Prepare travel and training requests for employees. Interact with the public by answering phone calls, selling passes and answering customer questions.
As an Enterprise Support Specialist for the CIA, you will leverage your analytical, organizational, and detail-oriented expertise to design and implement customized support solutions that enable mission success across organization. To excel in this role, you should possess a strong background in organizational management, proven problem-solving capabilities, exceptional customer service skills, adaptability in dynamic environments, effective communication, and the ability to foster collaborative relationships.
Occupation: Support services administration (series 0342) | posted as: Support Services Supervisor (Oa); Support Services Specialist; Enterprise Support Specialist | You will direct, supervise, plan or coordinate functions critical to an organization's work or public services. This could include: Communications Buying supplies and equipment Printing Property and space manage | ~65 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - SUPPORT SERVICES SUPERVISOR (OA) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will manage and maintain all electronic case files on current directives, forms, reports and a database reflecting their currency and cancellation. You will analyze and review proposed directives, forms and reports for consistency with established directives and assure their timely preparation. You will provide computer software support, instruction, technical advice and assistance to employees relative to directives, forms and reports management. You will provide technical guidance to both military and contract support in relation to the functions performed within the Administrative Department. You will give advice, counsel, or instruction to employees on both technical and administrative matters. You will provide command personnel security support to the Command Security Manager. You will advise on matters pertaining to the security of classified information and matters regarding the eligibility of personnel to access information and assignment to sensitive duties. You will serve as the Lead Trusted Agent to verify eligibility and prepare Common Access Card applications for all contractors using the Trusted Associate Sponsorship System (TASS). You will serve as the Organizational Defense Travel System Administrator responsible for the Travel System Program as the program coordinator. - Support Services Specialist (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Monitor obligations and expenditures throughout the execution phase of the operating budgets. Consult with Project Manager on work schedules, material procurement and personnel matters which will affect the operating budget. Plan work to include establishing schedules to meet priorities and suspense dates. Perform duties as the organization's Government Purchase Card Holder, such as preparing documents to order goods, supplies and services. Analyze timekeeping data using an automated reporting system. Prepare travel and training requests for employees. Interact with the public by answering phone calls, selling passes and answering customer questions. - Enterprise Support Specialist (Central Intelligence Agency): As an Enterprise Support Specialist for the CIA, you will leverage your analytical, organizational, and detail-oriented expertise to design and implement customized support solutions that enable mission success across organization. To excel in this role, you should possess a strong background in organizational management, proven problem-solving capabilities, exceptional customer service skills, adaptability in dynamic environments, effective communication, and the ability to foster collaborative relationships. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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Assists with initiatives aligned to the Library's strategic goals and objectives for meeting its HR and human capital needs and sustaining and building an engaged workforce. These initiatives include conducting assessments of the efficiency and effectiveness of all aspects of HCD programs, projects, systems, and operations; soliciting customer feedback on HCD programs, projects, systems, and operations; and identifying gaps between current and projected strategic workforce requirements and implementing targeted strategies to close gaps through methods such as improvement to HCD operations and implementation of strategic human capital interventions such as succession planning, leadership and staff development, technological enhancements, contracting out, and performance enhancement. Participates in planning, organizing, and coordinating team activities related to HCD program and operation
Establish and govern the overarching data integration strategy and analytics policies for the J8 directorate, ensuring alignment with broader Department of War (DoW) and Joint Staff data stewardship mandates. Direct the architecture and implementation of enterprise-scale Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) ecosystems utilizing advanced structured query languages and top-tier Microsoft enterprise data management solutions. Define and enforce uncompromising data quality assurance and security protocols, guaranteeing the absolute integrity and authoritative nature of data used for command-level resource assessments Serve as the lead technical authority in designing, building, and governing highly scalable, enterprise-wide data models that synthesize the most complex, unstructured Joint service datasets into cohesive strategic frameworks. Pioneer advanced computational techniques and structur
As a PROGRAM ANALYST at the GS-0343-9/11 some of your typical work assignments may include: Provides transactional and administrative support for department-wide acquisitions. Assists with developing the annual plan for all Purchase Requests (PRs), Military Interdepartmental Purchase Requests (MIPRs), and Interagency Orders (IOs). Helps prepare required documentation for individual acquisition packages by gathering information and filling out standard forms. Supports the development of acquisition plans by gathering required data, monitoring the status of Purchase Requests (PRs) and Intra-Government Transactions (IGTs) through the acquisition cycle and monitors the progress of acquisition packages through the procurement system, including Simplified Acquisition Purchases (SAP), Government Purchase Card (GPC) and updates status trackers. Serves as a certified Contracting Officer's Represe
This is a Direct Hire Public Notice for the DoD Direct-Hire Authority for Pathways Recent Graduates. Recent Graduates will be placed on a career or career-conditional appointment and MUST meet the definition of a recent graduate at the time of appointment OR will complete an advanced degree by June 30, 2026 in order to be appointed under this direct hire authority; OR, Uniformed Service Members who have completed at least four years of obligated service AND were awarded a bachelors or higher degree by an institution of higher education not more than four years before the employment start date. Recent Graduates conferred transcripts must confirm a degree was obtained no more than two years prior to the date of your appointment or anticipated completion date of NLT June 30, 2026. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This posit
You will serve as a PROGRAM ANALYST at NAVY MUNITIONS COMMAND ATLANTIC (NMCLANT) UNIT NORFOLK. You will provide information for making decisions on the administrative and programmatic aspects of the Unit's programs. You will identify problems, review standards and make recommendations for improvements. You will review reports and studies ensuring requirements are met and appropriate rules and regulations are utilized. You will assist in the development of directives and the design, development, documentation and implementation of programs. You will manage the Unit's Explosives Safety Qualification and certification Program. You will collect hours worked and tonnage of ammunition, components and accessories moved/handled. You will assess procedures being followed for compliance with regulations, enhance efficiency, reduce redundancy and lower costs. You will maintain a training program, s
Occupation: Management and program analysis (series 0343) | posted as: Management Analyst; Program Analyst; Public Notice - Administrative / Management (Direct Hire); Public Notice - Administrative/Management (Direct Hire) | You will serve as an analyst and advisor to management. You will evaluate government operations and programs or the efficiency of agency management. In this field, you should understand: Agency program and activities. | ~664 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Management Analyst (Legislative Branch): Assists with initiatives aligned to the Library's strategic goals and objectives for meeting its HR and human capital needs and sustaining and building an engaged workforce. These initiatives include conducting assessments of the efficiency and effectiveness of all aspects of HCD programs, projects, systems, and operations; soliciting customer feedback on HCD programs, projects, systems, and operations; and identifying gaps between current and projected strategic workforce requirements and implementing targeted strategies to close gaps through methods such as improvement to HCD operations and implementation of strategic human capital interventions such as succession planning, leadership and staff development, technological enhancements, contracting out, and performance enhancement. Participates in planning, organizing, and coordinating team activities related to HCD program and operations analysis. Assumes responsibility for timely completion of program activities and routine, recurring assigned duties. Manages a variety of functions simultaneously and with flexibility to work under competing demands and deadlines. Reviews own work to ensure accuracy and compliance with organizational standards. Participates in the identification and/or development of evaluation criteria to measure success in achieving Library strategic goals and objectives and to evaluate outcomes of organizational initiatives related to HCD operations and strategies. Contributes to analytical and evaluative studies involving substantive HR and human capital management issues, assisting with the identification and analysis of issues and/or development of recommendations to resolve routine issues related to HR and human capital management. Assists with analyses and evaluations of the effectiveness of HR and human capital programs, operations, and strategies in meeting the Library's short- and long-term objectives. Participates in planning, organizing, and coordinating the identification and/or design of measurement devices, survey techniques, best practices, metrics and other assessment tools to gather data for assessing workforce planning, succession planning, training and development, and other talent management strategies. Participates in the identification and/or development of metrics to assess program effectiveness and efficiency. Becomes conversant with the major HR and human capital-related challenges facing the Library, and LC goals and objectives aligned to these challenges. Analyzes routine operational issues and problems and recommends solutions. Reviews organizational priorities and goals to be met on major program issues, suggests a course of action, and assists in implementing the alternatives chosen. Deploys quantitative and qualitative analytical methodologies to develop data-driven conclusions and recommendations on human capital issues. Researches, locates, gathers, organizes, summarizes, interprets, and reports on programmatic, personnel, fiscal and other data and information to address human capital program issues. Analyzes data and information, consolidates findings, and contributes to reports or other working documents on complex human capital management issues. Identifies efficiency improvements such as streamlining and automating cumbersome or time-consuming processes for maintaining and manipulating data and other information. Assists with the planning, development, implementation, and assessment of HCD initiatives aligned to the Library's strategic goals and objectives for optimizing organizational effectiveness and efficiency. This includes initiatives related to all aspects of HCD policies, programs, projects, systems, and operations. Implements specified elements of project plans that guide changes in the administration and management of HCD programs, projects, systems, and operations. Assists with strategic planning efforts for various HCD programs, projects, systems, operations, and initiatives. This includes gathering customer feedback and contributing to the development and implementation of long-range plans, goals, objectives, and milestones that serve as the basis for changes in the administration and management of HCD programs, projects, systems, operations, and initiatives. Develops and maintains familiarity with HR and human capital management trends and best practices within and outside the agency. The position description number is 388483. The incumbent of this position will work a flextime work schedule. This is a non-supervisory, non-bargaining unit position. Relocation expenses will not be authorized for the person selected under this vacancy. The salary range reflects the locality pay adjustments for the Washington, D.C., Metro area. - Program Analyst (Data Analyst) (Joint Activities): Establish and govern the overarching data integration strategy and analytics policies for the J8 directorate, ensuring alignment with broader Department of War (DoW) and Joint Staff data stewardship mandates. Direct the architecture and implementation of enterprise-scale Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) ecosystems utilizing advanced structured query languages and top-tier Microsoft enterprise data management solutions. Define and enforce uncompromising data quality assurance and security protocols, guaranteeing the absolute integrity and authoritative nature of data used for command-level resource assessments Serve as the lead technical authority in designing, building, and governing highly scalable, enterprise-wide data models that synthesize the most complex, unstructured Joint service datasets into cohesive strategic frameworks. Pioneer advanced computational techniques and structural theories to build enterprise semantic layers and sophisticated forecasting models that anticipate global cyber resource gaps and capability requirements. Direct the J8 portfolio of strategic decision-support tools, exclusively utilizing Microsoft Power BI and related Microsoft enterprise applications to build the command's most critical executive dashboards. Distill massive, multi-domain datasets into highly intuitive, interactive formats tailored specifically for the Commander, USCYBERCOM, and Senior DoW Leadership. Govern the integration of live, authoritative data feeds into enterprise Power BI workspaces, providing Command leadership with an undisputed, real-time operating picture of budget execution, acquisition pipelines, and global cyber readiness. Serve as the definitive J8 technical representative, translating intricate analytical findings, advanced forecasting models, and complex data environments into definitive, actionable policy recommendations Author overarching strategic analytical summaries, command-level technical architectures, and definitive executive read-aheads that shape DoW policy and influence congressional funding defense Regularly deliver, aggressively defend, and contextualize high-stakes briefings to the highest levels of leadership, ensuring analytical confidence levels and strategic risks are implicitly understood by final decision-makers. - PROGRAM ANALYST (Defense Threat Reduction Agency): As a PROGRAM ANALYST at the GS-0343-9/11 some of your typical work assignments may include: Provides transactional and administrative support for department-wide acquisitions. Assists with developing the annual plan for all Purchase Requests (PRs), Military Interdepartmental Purchase Requests (MIPRs), and Interagency Orders (IOs). Helps prepare required documentation for individual acquisition packages by gathering information and filling out standard forms. Supports the development of acquisition plans by gathering required data, monitoring the status of Purchase Requests (PRs) and Intra-Government Transactions (IGTs) through the acquisition cycle and monitors the progress of acquisition packages through the procurement system, including Simplified Acquisition Purchases (SAP), Government Purchase Card (GPC) and updates status trackers. Serves as a certified Contracting Officer's Representative (COR), exercising significant independent judgment and technical authority over the full life cycle of mission-critical support contracts. During the post-award phase, responsible for the rigorous management of contractor cost, schedule, and performance including providing technical direction and oversight to contractor personnel, validating that all work aligns with government objectives, and formally accepting or rejecting contract deliverables. Proactively investigates and resolves issues related to contractor performance, such as delays or quality deficiencies, and provides the Contracting Officer with technically justified recommendations for exercising options, issuing modifications, or dispositioning claims. As a COR, maintains all official documentation in compliance with DoD and agency regulations, utilizing systems such as the Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE), and is responsible for certifying invoices and approving payments based on verified performance. Assists with programmatic oversight responsibilities. This includes direct involvement in the Government Purchase Card (GPC) program, typically serving as a cardholder responsible for making purchases as requested and maintaining all required records and logs. - Program Analyst (Washington Headquarters Services): This is a Direct Hire Public Notice for the DoD Direct-Hire Authority for Pathways Recent Graduates. Recent Graduates will be placed on a career or career-conditional appointment and MUST meet the definition of a recent graduate at the time of appointment OR will complete an advanced degree by June 30, 2026 in order to be appointed under this direct hire authority; OR, Uniformed Service Members who have completed at least four years of obligated service AND were awarded a bachelors or higher degree by an institution of higher education not more than four years before the employment start date. Recent Graduates conferred transcripts must confirm a degree was obtained no more than two years prior to the date of your appointment or anticipated completion date of NLT June 30, 2026. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) in accordance with Section 1116 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024 (Public Law 118-31 ), "Extension of Direct Hire Authority for the Department of Defense for Post-Secondary Students and Recent Graduates". Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Serve as a Program Analyst with responsibility for conducting research, analyzing and evaluating programs, operations and procedures for effectiveness and efficiency. Responsible for providing timely information, guidance and support to customers regarding performance management, which may include data that pertains to legacy or senior executive rating-based awards. Leading and conducting comprehensive studies. Identify, study and analyze short and long-range operating trends. - PROGRAM ANALYST (United States Fleet Forces Command): You will serve as a PROGRAM ANALYST at NAVY MUNITIONS COMMAND ATLANTIC (NMCLANT) UNIT NORFOLK. You will provide information for making decisions on the administrative and programmatic aspects of the Unit's programs. You will identify problems, review standards and make recommendations for improvements. You will review reports and studies ensuring requirements are met and appropriate rules and regulations are utilized. You will assist in the development of directives and the design, development, documentation and implementation of programs. You will manage the Unit's Explosives Safety Qualification and certification Program. You will collect hours worked and tonnage of ammunition, components and accessories moved/handled. You will assess procedures being followed for compliance with regulations, enhance efficiency, reduce redundancy and lower costs. You will maintain a training program, schedule courses, review qualification standards and training requirements. You will perform inventories, inspections, audits and samples on the Unit's stockpile in conjunction with Accountability Control Team (ACT) personnel. You will operate a database, prepare presentations and analyze data relating to explosive safety for personnel, equipment and material. You will provide requests to perform maintenance and repairs on magazine and facilities. You will coordinate with NAVOSH and explosive safety inspections in support of Explosive Safety Self-Assessment (ESSA) with the Explosive Safety Office. You will create graphic presentations from raw data (graphics, slides, etc...) using various graphics software such as spreadsheets, graphics, database and word processing. You will utilize Advanced Skills Management (ASM) to upkeep the Commands Qualification Certification Program. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** **The Employee may choose to be based in either Vancouver, WA or Portland, OR. However, if Vancouver is selected as the primary duty location, the Employee will be required to work at our Portland, OR office as needed for training and to provide coverage for Portland-based staff.** Major duties and responsibilities include: Collecting, tracking, and distributing data using common office software. Developing and presenting formal briefings, statistical data, and reports. Serving as project leader or team member, works through and with interdisciplinary teams to complete initiatives established by national, Veterans Integrated Service Networks (VISN), and local authorities. Identifying end-user educational requirements and training needs; developing instruc
You will archive electronic documents to maintain an organized and accessible computerized database. You will verify completeness of service work performed to confirm the accuracy of the work order database. You will generate queries in an automated system to provide requested reports. You will maintain historical records of all local telephone service work orders. You will draft or update instructions or standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Prepares and/or coordinates the release, control, and distribution of all correspondence, reports, briefings, and other documents for routing and signature through the command and DISA Headquarters. Maintains various calendars to include the Command Group, Division Chiefs, and conference rooms at the site, with authority to schedule appointments. Gathers and consolidates data and assists in studies, analyses, and projects for the purpose of assisting in the development of work methods, techniques, and procedures for the DISA Global Field Command. Serves as a timekeeper and maintains time and attendance for the Command. Provides assistance and guidance to the command with travel arrangements in the preparation of travel orders and submission of travel vouchers.
Collect, analyze and present information related to the current and future program/project workload. Coordinate workload data base efforts, such as data entry, report generation and data base maintenance for project workload. Prepare and maintain program/project milestone charts and tracks completion of action items. Perform routine administrative and miscellaneous clerical work to support the organization.
The following are the duties of this position at the full working level. If this vacancy includes more than one grade and you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to help you grow in this position. Identifies potential and actual problems, probable causes, and provides recommendations for resolution. Researches a variety of issues, gathers statistics and information, and reports findings for the full scope of a program or function. Monitors, reviews, and evaluates operations and interrelationships with other functions regarding workflow, work redundancy, or systemic problems and provides recommendations to higher levels analyst(s) or supervisor. Verifies completeness of controls to ensure accuracy and compliance with established procedures, guidelines, and formats.
Occupation: Management and program clerical and assistance (series 0344) | posted as: Management Assistant; Management And Program Assistant; Program Assistant (Oa); Program Assistant (Office Automation) | You will supervise or do clerical and technical work supporting management or program analysis. You will help evaluate and improve the efficiency, effectiveness and productivity of organizations and programs. | ~211 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Management and Program Assistant (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** **The Employee may choose to be based in either Vancouver, WA or Portland, OR. However, if Vancouver is selected as the primary duty location, the Employee will be required to work at our Portland, OR office as needed for training and to provide coverage for Portland-based staff.** Major duties and responsibilities include: Collecting, tracking, and distributing data using common office software. Developing and presenting formal briefings, statistical data, and reports. Serving as project leader or team member, works through and with interdisciplinary teams to complete initiatives established by national, Veterans Integrated Service Networks (VISN), and local authorities. Identifying end-user educational requirements and training needs; developing instructional materials and appropriate tools to educate the users and support staff at all levels of the organization, and training others to deliver educational programs. Developing and/or overseeing databases related to patient management systems, and actively participating in or leading the development of clinical decision-support systems. Exercising knowledge in clinical processes, developing and/or overseeing the development of information related to patient care. Providing relevant clinical and/or administrative data to identify, quantify and resolve organizational problems. Actively participating in the implementation and subsequent maintenance of clinical decision-support systems. Effectively and efficiently managing multiple competing priorities. Performing other duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not approved - MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will archive electronic documents to maintain an organized and accessible computerized database. You will verify completeness of service work performed to confirm the accuracy of the work order database. You will generate queries in an automated system to provide requested reports. You will maintain historical records of all local telephone service work orders. You will draft or update instructions or standard operating procedures (SOPs). - MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT (OA) (Defense Information Systems Agency): Prepares and/or coordinates the release, control, and distribution of all correspondence, reports, briefings, and other documents for routing and signature through the command and DISA Headquarters. Maintains various calendars to include the Command Group, Division Chiefs, and conference rooms at the site, with authority to schedule appointments. Gathers and consolidates data and assists in studies, analyses, and projects for the purpose of assisting in the development of work methods, techniques, and procedures for the DISA Global Field Command. Serves as a timekeeper and maintains time and attendance for the Command. Provides assistance and guidance to the command with travel arrangements in the preparation of travel orders and submission of travel vouchers. - Program Assistant (OA) (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Collect, analyze and present information related to the current and future program/project workload. Coordinate workload data base efforts, such as data entry, report generation and data base maintenance for project workload. Prepare and maintain program/project milestone charts and tracks completion of action items. Perform routine administrative and miscellaneous clerical work to support the organization. - Management and Program Assistant (Office Automation) (Internal Revenue Service): The following are the duties of this position at the full working level. If this vacancy includes more than one grade and you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to help you grow in this position. Identifies potential and actual problems, probable causes, and provides recommendations for resolution. Researches a variety of issues, gathers statistics and information, and reports findings for the full scope of a program or function. Monitors, reviews, and evaluates operations and interrelationships with other functions regarding workflow, work redundancy, or systemic problems and provides recommendations to higher levels analyst(s) or supervisor. Verifies completeness of controls to ensure accuracy and compliance with established procedures, guidelines, and formats. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
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| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
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| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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Major Duties: This is not an all-inclusive list As a LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (TITLE 32), GS-0346-9, you will: May serve as the developmental position for the ARNG Food Program Manager responsible and accountable for oversight of the entire state ARNG Food Service program which includes the administration of the Food Service Budget, Awards Program, new equipment fielding's, training, Army Food ManagementInformation System (AFMIS) and inspections. Exercises knowledge and application of Department of Army (DA), Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), National Guard Bureau (NGB), and state ARNG directives, policies and procedures, subsistence handling, storage, and sanitation methodology, plus food prime vendor food service ordering system, in addition to basic subsistence accounting procedures. Maintains oversight of daily, weekly, monthly, and long term system requirements, ARNG Readiness
Actively supports the planning and execution of activities in the Stennis Space Center (SSC) fabrication shops. Works with fabrication personnel to ensure a proper work environment is maintained. Provides logistical support to SSC shop work activity to assist in ensuring Center/Project milestones are achieved. Support field fabrication activities (as required) to help ensure Center/Project milestones are achieved. Assist shop leadership in resolving logistical challenges encountered during the performance of work activities.
This position starts at a salary of $70,623.00 (GS-09, Step 1) to $111,087.00 (GS-11, Step 10) with promotion potential to $111,087.00 (GS-11 Step 10). GS Salary: Visit this link to view the locality pay tables by geographic area. If you do not see your geographic area listed, select the "Rest of United States" pay table. Some positions fall under a special pay rate depending on the series, grade level and location of the position. Please visit this link to view special pay rate charts. In this position you will work with a team of CBP support personnel to: Scheduling, planning and monitor office supplies and supply levels, determining re-orders needed to ensure a sufficient stock of items. Assisting senior level specialists in building relationships with General Services Administration (GSA), Federal Protective Services, and contractors to coordinate meeting the needs of the facility. A
Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Leads complex organizational studies and program evaluations to assess effectiveness, identify improvements, and recommend solutions. Translates analytical findings into actionable strategies for senior leadership consideration. Directs enterprise-level programs and operations of broad scope and complexity. Establishes program objectives, evaluates outcomes, and ensures alignment with organizational priorities and senior leadership direction. Directs coordination across organizational components, functional offices, and external partners to integrate requirements and ensure cohesive program delivery at the enterprise level. Develops, coordin
Assist in analyzing and forecasting requirements for materiel and determining solutions. Assist in coordinating and overseeing distribution of new equipment to Army units worldwide. Assist in the planning and budgeting to support Army requirements. Assist in obtaining and expediting material to support emergency operations. Assist in solving problems identified during the design, production and initial deployment of equipment. Assist in planning, estimating and expediting manpower, machines and materiel in the repair and fabrication of equipment and supplies. Assist in performing cost accounting and statistics associated with production operations. Assist in the planning, scheduling and supervising transportation of personnel, equipment and supplies. Assist in tracking the movement of material by synchronizing the use of all modes of transportation.
Occupation: Logistics management (series 0346) | posted as: Logistics Management Specialist; Public Notice - Administrative / Management (Direct Hire) | You will identify specific requirements for money, people, materials, facilities and services needed and coordinate those requirements in program plans. In this career, you make sure these resources are at the right plac | ~351 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (TITLE 32) (Army National Guard Units): Major Duties: This is not an all-inclusive list As a LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (TITLE 32), GS-0346-9, you will: May serve as the developmental position for the ARNG Food Program Manager responsible and accountable for oversight of the entire state ARNG Food Service program which includes the administration of the Food Service Budget, Awards Program, new equipment fielding's, training, Army Food ManagementInformation System (AFMIS) and inspections. Exercises knowledge and application of Department of Army (DA), Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), National Guard Bureau (NGB), and state ARNG directives, policies and procedures, subsistence handling, storage, and sanitation methodology, plus food prime vendor food service ordering system, in addition to basic subsistence accounting procedures. Maintains oversight of daily, weekly, monthly, and long term system requirements, ARNG Readiness Center equipment modifications, and requirements to meet current workload demands. Budgets for subsistence operations and subsistence requirements, including operational ration ceilings. Develops for the DCSLOG-G4 recommendations, policies, procedures, long range plans, and special projects. Recommends solutions to controversial problems and actions of a precedent-setting nature, to include coordination with major commands and the Army Center of Excellence, Subsistence (ACES). Participates in field exercise planning sessions, discussing availability of subsistence, budgets, issue of operational rations and ARNG support to exercises. Coordinates veterinary staff support for cyclic inspections of operational rations as required. Provides technical liaison service to each ARNG unit, prime vendor, and other vendor companies. Provides subsistence support for troop movements, maneuvers, and emergency and contingency plan requirements, in addition to normal and daily support. Computes and publishes the Basic Daily Food Allowance (BDFA) for the ARNG State. Oversees food service contractor performance. Conducts local command competition through visits and evaluations to subordinate units with food service capability. In accordance with provisions of the Army Regulations internal control systems, initiates, accomplishes and maintains vulnerability assessments, internal control reviews, and, as applicable, proponent checklists. Facilities to ensure they remain within authorized standards and that required reviews areconducted. Ensure dining facilities and unit food services operate under regulatory requirements for Army feeding operations. Performs other duties as assigned. - Logistics Management Specialist (Direct Hire) (National Aeronautics and Space Administration): Actively supports the planning and execution of activities in the Stennis Space Center (SSC) fabrication shops. Works with fabrication personnel to ensure a proper work environment is maintained. Provides logistical support to SSC shop work activity to assist in ensuring Center/Project milestones are achieved. Support field fabrication activities (as required) to help ensure Center/Project milestones are achieved. Assist shop leadership in resolving logistical challenges encountered during the performance of work activities. - Logistics Management Specialist (Customs and Border Protection): This position starts at a salary of $70,623.00 (GS-09, Step 1) to $111,087.00 (GS-11, Step 10) with promotion potential to $111,087.00 (GS-11 Step 10). GS Salary: Visit this link to view the locality pay tables by geographic area. If you do not see your geographic area listed, select the "Rest of United States" pay table. Some positions fall under a special pay rate depending on the series, grade level and location of the position. Please visit this link to view special pay rate charts. In this position you will work with a team of CBP support personnel to: Scheduling, planning and monitor office supplies and supply levels, determining re-orders needed to ensure a sufficient stock of items. Assisting senior level specialists in building relationships with General Services Administration (GSA), Federal Protective Services, and contractors to coordinate meeting the needs of the facility. Assist the property coordinator in receiving, transferring, excessing and retiring various types of property. Providing s support to senior personnel in supply/logistic activities such as fleet, facilities support and supply management. - Public Notice - Administrative / Management (Direct Hire) (John F. Kennedy Space Center): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Leads complex organizational studies and program evaluations to assess effectiveness, identify improvements, and recommend solutions. Translates analytical findings into actionable strategies for senior leadership consideration. Directs enterprise-level programs and operations of broad scope and complexity. Establishes program objectives, evaluates outcomes, and ensures alignment with organizational priorities and senior leadership direction. Directs coordination across organizational components, functional offices, and external partners to integrate requirements and ensure cohesive program delivery at the enterprise level. Develops, coordinates, and promulgates enterprise-wide policies and procedural guidance. Evaluates the impact of proposed and enacted policy changes and advises senior leadership on implementation strategies and organizational implications. Represents the organization in high-level forums, interagency bodies, and executive-level engagements. Builds and manages relationships with senior internal and external stakeholders to advance organizational goals and program objectives. Serves as a principal advisor to executive leadership on complex programmatic, administrative, and organizational matters. Provides authoritative recommendations that directly inform senior-level decisions and strategic direction. For supervisory positions, you will perform a full range of supervisory duties which includes assigning and evaluating work; recommending personnel actions; taking disciplinary actions; and identifying training needs and developing employees. - Logistics Management Specialist (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist in analyzing and forecasting requirements for materiel and determining solutions. Assist in coordinating and overseeing distribution of new equipment to Army units worldwide. Assist in the planning and budgeting to support Army requirements. Assist in obtaining and expediting material to support emergency operations. Assist in solving problems identified during the design, production and initial deployment of equipment. Assist in planning, estimating and expediting manpower, machines and materiel in the repair and fabrication of equipment and supplies. Assist in performing cost accounting and statistics associated with production operations. Assist in the planning, scheduling and supervising transportation of personnel, equipment and supplies. Assist in tracking the movement of material by synchronizing the use of all modes of transportation. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
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| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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Occupation: Equal opportunity compliance (series 0360) | You will apply civil rights and equal opportunity laws, regulations and previous decisions to stop illegal discrimination and remove barriers. In many positions, you will investigate and resolve allegations of discrimina | ~26 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Joining the Customs and Border Protection Office of Information and Technology will allow you to use your communication skills to design, develop, and monitor voice, data, and video surveillance systems. This position starts at a salary of $61,722.00 (GS-09, Step 1) to $97,081.00 (GS-11, Step 10) with promotion potential to $116,362.00 (GS-12 Step 10). GS Salary: Visit this link to view the locality pay tables by geographic area. If you do not see your geographic area listed, select the "Rest of United States" pay table. Some positions fall under a special pay rate depending on the series, grade level and location of the position. Please visit this link to view special pay rate charts. In this Telecommunications Specialist position, you will become a key member of Homeland Security professionals by coordinating and conducting performance measurements on new and advanced wireless telecomm
As a Telecommunications Services Officer for CIA, you will act as the on-site point of accountability for Information Technology (IT) in CIA communications centers overseas. You will operate, maintain, install and manage complex LAN and WAN platforms and provide associated IT close support to a diverse and sophisticated customer base charged with advancing national security objectives overseas. Telecommunications Services Officers are also responsible for conventional and tactical voice communication systems, RF communication capabilities (including satellite), and will play a supporting role in the operation and maintenance of emergency power generators and heating/air conditioning systems (HVAC). The capacity and commitment to serve globally is essential. Telecommunications Services Officers typically spend 60-70% of their career abroad on foreign assignments approximately one to three
As a Telecommunications Specialist (Wildland Fire) your duties will include but are not limited to the following: Performs technical and analytical work supporting the planning, procurement, installation, configuration, operation, and maintenance of radio and digital telecommunications systems supporting wildland fire preparedness, incident response, and all-hazards operations. Responsible for implementing approved configurations and procedures within established standards and guidance. Performs installation, configuration, and corrective/preventive maintenance of land mobile radio (LMR) and associated interface equipment (e.g., VHF/UHF portable and mobile radios, antenna systems, base stations, repeaters, dispatch consoles/workstations, remote control terminals, and related interfaces) using established procedures, checklists, templates, and approved configuration baselines. Programs au
As a Telecommunications Specialist, you will perform the following duties: Assists in development and implementation of long-term planning processes. Generates recommendations that are effectively communicated with stakeholders and colleagues. Utilizes project management principles to support strategic planning activities for telecommunications projects. Assists in preparing concise, well-written recommendations on the improvement of spectrum management policies. Tracks and monitors actions using project management artifacts and best practices, drafts proposals and papers. This Job Opportunity Announcement may be used to fill other Telecommunications Specialist GS-0391-9, FPL 12 positions within the Department of Commerce in the same geographical location or local commuting area with the same qualifications and specialized experience. This position is also advertised under NTIA-OSM-ST-26
As a Telecommunications Specialist (Intercepts), your typical work assignments may include: Application of sensitive state of the art telecommunications equipment, applications, and computer systems that are used to track, monitor, and intercept radio and digital data signals. Providing advice, guidance, and strategies concerning the use of highly sophisticated telecommunication equipment and devices for use in active agency operations. Maintain, modify, or repair telecommunications equipment which may require installation or de-installation depending on the operational environment. Coordinate technical operations requiring covert tactics and strategies to maintain anonymity during criminal investigations while utilizing telecommunications systems and platform that intercept radio and digital communication signals. Perform tasks related to concealing, scanning, or enhancing the anonymity
Occupation: Telecommunications (series 0391) | posted as: Telecommunications Specialist; Telecommunications Services Officer | You will do the technical and management work for telecommunications systems, facilities, services, and procedures. In this career, you may do managerial and staff work in telecommunications offices and systems. You coul | ~25 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Telecommunications Specialist (Customs and Border Protection): Joining the Customs and Border Protection Office of Information and Technology will allow you to use your communication skills to design, develop, and monitor voice, data, and video surveillance systems. This position starts at a salary of $61,722.00 (GS-09, Step 1) to $97,081.00 (GS-11, Step 10) with promotion potential to $116,362.00 (GS-12 Step 10). GS Salary: Visit this link to view the locality pay tables by geographic area. If you do not see your geographic area listed, select the "Rest of United States" pay table. Some positions fall under a special pay rate depending on the series, grade level and location of the position. Please visit this link to view special pay rate charts. In this Telecommunications Specialist position, you will become a key member of Homeland Security professionals by coordinating and conducting performance measurements on new and advanced wireless telecommunication equipment and techniques. Typical work assignments include: Installing, troubleshooting, repairing, redesigning, and maintaining telecommunications systems. Configuring and maintaining telecommunication networks and applications, such as intrusion detection systems, land, mobile radio communication, and video surveillance. Resolving telecommunication equipment failure and unsatisfactory performance problems. Providing recommendations and proposals on new and advance equipment and techniques based on performance capabilities, limitations, and cost. Additional selections may be made beyond the total number of vacancies specified using this vacancy announcement. Further selections may also be made for additional organizational divisions and/or units within the duty location(s) listed above. - Telecommunications Services Officer (Central Intelligence Agency): As a Telecommunications Services Officer for CIA, you will act as the on-site point of accountability for Information Technology (IT) in CIA communications centers overseas. You will operate, maintain, install and manage complex LAN and WAN platforms and provide associated IT close support to a diverse and sophisticated customer base charged with advancing national security objectives overseas. Telecommunications Services Officers are also responsible for conventional and tactical voice communication systems, RF communication capabilities (including satellite), and will play a supporting role in the operation and maintenance of emergency power generators and heating/air conditioning systems (HVAC). The capacity and commitment to serve globally is essential. Telecommunications Services Officers typically spend 60-70% of their career abroad on foreign assignments approximately one to three years in duration and are regularly required to work in the Washington DC metropolitan area and abroad in temporary capacities as the mission dictates. Some assignments may be in difficult, harsh and challenging environments. CIA offers benefits and allowances for travel that positively impact overall compensation. - Telecommunications Specialist (Wildland Fire) (Office of the Secretary of the Interior): As a Telecommunications Specialist (Wildland Fire) your duties will include but are not limited to the following: Performs technical and analytical work supporting the planning, procurement, installation, configuration, operation, and maintenance of radio and digital telecommunications systems supporting wildland fire preparedness, incident response, and all-hazards operations. Responsible for implementing approved configurations and procedures within established standards and guidance. Performs installation, configuration, and corrective/preventive maintenance of land mobile radio (LMR) and associated interface equipment (e.g., VHF/UHF portable and mobile radios, antenna systems, base stations, repeaters, dispatch consoles/workstations, remote control terminals, and related interfaces) using established procedures, checklists, templates, and approved configuration baselines. Programs authorized radio frequencies and standardized configurations into radios in accordance with approved channel plans, templates, and configuration baselines; updates local channel plan documentation and related records for review/approval; and assists in preparing draft requests for new or modified frequency authorizations. Performs administrative and data collection analysis such as: conducting routine usage reviews and trend summaries; preparing routine telecommunications reports; providing technical input for routine acquisition actions; and preparing and updating simple operating procedures, job aids and user instructions. - Telecommunications Specialist (National Telecommunications and Information Administration): As a Telecommunications Specialist, you will perform the following duties: Assists in development and implementation of long-term planning processes. Generates recommendations that are effectively communicated with stakeholders and colleagues. Utilizes project management principles to support strategic planning activities for telecommunications projects. Assists in preparing concise, well-written recommendations on the improvement of spectrum management policies. Tracks and monitors actions using project management artifacts and best practices, drafts proposals and papers. This Job Opportunity Announcement may be used to fill other Telecommunications Specialist GS-0391-9, FPL 12 positions within the Department of Commerce in the same geographical location or local commuting area with the same qualifications and specialized experience. This position is also advertised under NTIA-OSM-ST-26-12997699, which is open to Merit Promotion eligible applicants. You must apply to both announcements if you want to be considered for both. - Telecommunications Specialist (Intercepts) (Drug Enforcement Administration): As a Telecommunications Specialist (Intercepts), your typical work assignments may include: Application of sensitive state of the art telecommunications equipment, applications, and computer systems that are used to track, monitor, and intercept radio and digital data signals. Providing advice, guidance, and strategies concerning the use of highly sophisticated telecommunication equipment and devices for use in active agency operations. Maintain, modify, or repair telecommunications equipment which may require installation or de-installation depending on the operational environment. Coordinate technical operations requiring covert tactics and strategies to maintain anonymity during criminal investigations while utilizing telecommunications systems and platform that intercept radio and digital communication signals. Perform tasks related to concealing, scanning, or enhancing the anonymity of signals transmitted or received from telecommunications devices in an operation under time constraints in various operational environments. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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You will serve as a Biologist that offers an exciting opportunity to directly support the conservation and recovery of threatened and endangered fish species in the Upper Colorado River Basin. As part of the Grand Junction Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office, you will contribute to the Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program through intensive, conservation-focused hatchery propagation and close coordination with partner agencies. We are looking for enthusiastic, collaborative individuals with a solid work ethic and commitment to scientific excellence, who are excited to develop their skills and contribute to our dynamic conservation program. Successful candidates will possess a firm grounding in fisheries science, excellent interpersonal communication abilities, and the initiative, integrity, and adaptability needed to support a highly collaborative hatchery mission focus
You will prepare written plans and schedules for accomplishing environmental assignments. You will identify environmental compliance requirements using environmental engineering and science principles. You will prepare and provide proposals and briefings to environmental management chain. You will coordinate the programs for all areas of a industrial installation engaged in diverse high risk operations and functions.
Support acquisition programs and projects, to include development and scientific initiatives for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) defense capabilities. Conducts a variety of engineering and scientific investigations, including theoretical and experimental studies, to support product development and production. Provides technical support throughout the product life cycle, from research and development to procurement and disposal, including contractor oversight. Serves as a technical advisor on systems integration and development, participating in program reviews and preparing technical reports.
At the highest advertised grade, you will: Conduct inspections and investigations of regulated facilities to ensure compliance, maintain accurate records, and support effective enforcement actions. Provide technical assistance on analytical methods and sampling, evaluated at a and process quality, review and comment on guidance/policy/regulations, prepare documents and draft Federal Register notices, and liaise with state, local, and tribal officials to answer questions and provide training to ensure scientifically sound, compliant, and consistently implemented regional decisions. Participate in enforcement activities to ensure evidence-based, policy-compliant, and defensible enforcement outcomes. Provide compliance assistance to regulated facilities and technical support for sampling, inspections, and monitoring to ensure consistent, compliant oversight, high-quality data, and improved
Assist in fieldwork and the collection of biological data for inclusion in various biological reports to include Environmental Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements as required by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Assist in the preparation of draft biological assessments as required by the Endangered Species Act. Assist in the preparation of correspondence to coordinate Corps civil works and water resources development studies and findings with various State and Federal resource agencies and other stakeholders. Assist in the review and analysis of correspondence and documents from agencies and other stakeholders regarding biological and ecological resources. Participates in meetings with public and private interests.
Occupation: General biological science (series 0401) | posted as: Biologist; Natural Resources Specialist (Ranger); Natural Resource Specialist; Plant Protection And Quarantine Officer (Plant Health Safeguarding Specialist) | You will work in biology, agricultural or natural resource management jobs that don't fit into another job series. These jobs could involve a combination of several professional fields or specialized jobs. | ~625 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Biologist (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service): You will serve as a Biologist that offers an exciting opportunity to directly support the conservation and recovery of threatened and endangered fish species in the Upper Colorado River Basin. As part of the Grand Junction Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office, you will contribute to the Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program through intensive, conservation-focused hatchery propagation and close coordination with partner agencies. We are looking for enthusiastic, collaborative individuals with a solid work ethic and commitment to scientific excellence, who are excited to develop their skills and contribute to our dynamic conservation program. Successful candidates will possess a firm grounding in fisheries science, excellent interpersonal communication abilities, and the initiative, integrity, and adaptability needed to support a highly collaborative hatchery mission focused on recovering listed fishes. At the full performance level (GS-11), the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: Responsible for directing and accomplishing daily hatchery operational activities to accommodate hatchery requests for a variety of warm-water species. Assist with spawning and propagation of warm-water and conservation species. Identify, manage, and treat fish disease outbreaks, including the approved use of investigational new animal drugs, to ensure timely and effective fish health protection. Maintain water quality parameters to maximize production efficiency. Operational activities such as administrative procedures and reports, general hatchery administration, and maintenance activities. Plans, schedules, and conduct projects throughout the hatchery facilities, grounds, and equipment. Conducts various hatchery studies and evaluations. Is familiar with the propagational activities and fish cultural requirements of the wide variety of species reared at this station. Performs duties involving most phases of hatchery management, including planning extensive incubation schedules, developing ponds production schedules, daily pond information updating on computer software, and creating annual fish culture reports for a sixty-four pond facility. Computing and recording conversion rates and other dietary/growth information, observing and reporting results of treatments, preparing fish for shipment or distribution, and being state certified for the application of pesticides and chemicals (training provided if applicant does not have certification). Supervise and conduct hatchery effluent water quality monitoring to correlate with State Pollution Discharge Permit. Maintain water treatment system for the hatchery and residences. Responds to requests from the media, interested groups and/or leadership regarding the hatchery. Prepares correspondence in response to public inquiries and/or responds to interested fishery or other conservational groups. Perform routine hatchery operations required for safe and efficient operation, including operation of hatchery water systems, pumps, valves, feeders, alarms and other equipment. Perform all other duties as assigned. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. Physical Demands: The work involves a substantial amount of field work. When engaged in field activities, the work is at times strenuous, requiring exertion such as walking over wet, rough, uneven, or rocky surfaces; bending, crouching, stooping, stretching, reaching, or similar activities. The work requires average agility and dexterity. Travel to remote study sites may be required via boats, small aircraft, snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, and/or on foot. Extended periods of camping in tents or cabins in remote field camps may occur. Incumbent must be able to cope with the pressure of short time deadlines, responsibilities of logistics to remote areas, cultural conflicts, and adverse weather conditions. The incumbent may be required to lift objects weighing up to 50 pounds. Work Environment: The work requires both office and outdoor work. The office is adequately lighted, heated and ventilated. Frequent travel by various means of surface and air transportation is required to attend meetings and to conduct field work. A variety of temperature and weather extremes may be encountered while in the field. The incumbent may be subject to large numbers of biting insects and may be required to work in close proximity to large animals such as deer, elk, bear and moose. He/she may need to carry a firearm for personal protection from wildlife. In addition, the incumbent may be exposed to work situations involving hazardous substances, and must comply with Service health and safety policies, including appropriate safety clothing and equipment. The incumbent is expected to conduct duties in a safe and orderly manner so as not to endanger self, fellow workers, or property. - INTERDISCIPLINARY ENGINEER/SCIENTIST (Naval Air Systems Command): You will prepare written plans and schedules for accomplishing environmental assignments. You will identify environmental compliance requirements using environmental engineering and science principles. You will prepare and provide proposals and briefings to environmental management chain. You will coordinate the programs for all areas of a industrial installation engaged in diverse high risk operations and functions. - Biologist (Department of the Army): Support acquisition programs and projects, to include development and scientific initiatives for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) defense capabilities. Conducts a variety of engineering and scientific investigations, including theoretical and experimental studies, to support product development and production. Provides technical support throughout the product life cycle, from research and development to procurement and disposal, including contractor oversight. Serves as a technical advisor on systems integration and development, participating in program reviews and preparing technical reports. - Life Scientist/Environmental Engineer/Physical Scientist (Environmental Protection Agency): At the highest advertised grade, you will: Conduct inspections and investigations of regulated facilities to ensure compliance, maintain accurate records, and support effective enforcement actions. Provide technical assistance on analytical methods and sampling, evaluated at a and process quality, review and comment on guidance/policy/regulations, prepare documents and draft Federal Register notices, and liaise with state, local, and tribal officials to answer questions and provide training to ensure scientifically sound, compliant, and consistently implemented regional decisions. Participate in enforcement activities to ensure evidence-based, policy-compliant, and defensible enforcement outcomes. Provide compliance assistance to regulated facilities and technical support for sampling, inspections, and monitoring to ensure consistent, compliant oversight, high-quality data, and improved program performance. If you are hired at a lower grade level, your duties will be less complex and you will have more supervisory oversight. You may be promoted to more complex duties and work more independently, as your career progresses. NOTE: Career ladder promotions are not automatic, and all eligibility and qualifications requirements must be met in order to progress to the next grade level. You will spend less than 25% of your work time on contracts, grants/cooperative agreements, and/or interagency agreements. One or more positions may be filled (in the organization advertised and/or in other organizations), if appropriate to the position. - Biologist (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist in fieldwork and the collection of biological data for inclusion in various biological reports to include Environmental Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements as required by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Assist in the preparation of draft biological assessments as required by the Endangered Species Act. Assist in the preparation of correspondence to coordinate Corps civil works and water resources development studies and findings with various State and Federal resource agencies and other stakeholders. Assist in the review and analysis of correspondence and documents from agencies and other stakeholders regarding biological and ecological resources. Participates in meetings with public and private interests. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Performs a range of experiments which are designed to provide answers for the specific research problem areas. Performs tests and analyses by applying established analytical methods and procedures or by operating an automated analytical system according to established operating procedures. Reviews pertinent scientific literature and selects methods and procedures most appropriate for the research goals, including modifying protocols when necessary to optimize the collection of usable data. Maintains equipment and instrumentation in top working condition, performing routine preventative maintenance and minor repairs, and promptly reporting signs of malfunction or need for major repairs. Prepares results of findings from experiments conducted, including initial interpretation of significance to the overall project, for inclusion in manuscripts, technical reports, oral presentations, and pr
Reviews laboratory workload to establish testing priorities and coordinate microbiological analyses based on sample requirements. Analyzes microbiological data to evaluate test results, identify abnormal findings, and ensure results meets established standards. Implement laboratory procedures to evaluate testing methods, update procedures, and support laboratory operations. Performs quality assurance activities to review testing results and maintain records. Operates laboratory systems to document testing, track workload, and prepare reports.
Occupation: Microbiology (series 0403) | posted as: Microbiologist | You will work in microbiology, studying the biology of microscopic organisms. In this career field, you will: Work in fields like immunology, medicine, parasitology, physiology, serology, genetics, taxonomy and cyto | ~22 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Microbiologist (Agricultural Research Service): Performs a range of experiments which are designed to provide answers for the specific research problem areas. Performs tests and analyses by applying established analytical methods and procedures or by operating an automated analytical system according to established operating procedures. Reviews pertinent scientific literature and selects methods and procedures most appropriate for the research goals, including modifying protocols when necessary to optimize the collection of usable data. Maintains equipment and instrumentation in top working condition, performing routine preventative maintenance and minor repairs, and promptly reporting signs of malfunction or need for major repairs. Prepares results of findings from experiments conducted, including initial interpretation of significance to the overall project, for inclusion in manuscripts, technical reports, oral presentations, and progress reports - Microbiologist (U.S. Army Medical Command): Reviews laboratory workload to establish testing priorities and coordinate microbiological analyses based on sample requirements. Analyzes microbiological data to evaluate test results, identify abnormal findings, and ensure results meets established standards. Implement laboratory procedures to evaluate testing methods, update procedures, and support laboratory operations. Performs quality assurance activities to review testing results and maintain records. Operates laboratory systems to document testing, track workload, and prepare reports. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. 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Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** NOTE: This is a TERM appointment (not-to-exceed 4 years). Term appointments are non-status, non-permanent appointments of limited duration (more than 1 year but not more than 4). Term employees are eligible to earn leave and generally have the same benefits as permanent employees including health and life insurance, within-grade increases and Federal Employees Retirement System and Thrift Savings Plan coverage. Term appointments may be extended without further competition (up to the 4-year maximum). The appointment to a Term position does not confer eligibility for promotion or reassignment to other positions or the ability to be non-competitively converted to permanent employment. Major duties and responsibilities include: Makes daily and routine observa
Obtain, process and inventory all specimens from research subjects, in vitro cell models and animal models. Ensure all data is accurately identified for computer accessing of research subject assay results and properly categorized experimental groups, research subjects assay results. Perform hormone ELISA and blood chemistry assays, biochemical and molecular biological assays, quantitative real-time PCR, flow cytometry, and genome sequencing and supervise the proper storage and processing of all specimen. Responsible for performing special assays, processing human and animal specimens for generating publishable validated data to contribute to scientific peer-reviewed journals and training of GME residents. Maintain clear and accurate laboratory records and report abnormal lab results to professional investigators for interpretation and comparison of results in scientific articles.
Collecting fish, enumerating juvenile salmonid and non-salmonid fish, identifying species, making standardized observations of weight and growth. Sampling fish at hydroelectric projects by setting up the sampling/recirculating system. Monitor regular fish health and recirculation system. Filling and dewatering the system with water and anesthetic daily, cleaning recirculation filters, and any other preparations as needed before crowding and sampling fish begins and ends. Collect and maintain data associated with the juvenile condition monitoring program. Coordinating with and/or assist researchers working in the wet lab. Lifting and carrying buckets of fish down ramps and stairs to recovery areas of the hydroelectric facility. Standing for long periods of time at the wet separator, collecting fish, anesthetizing the fish collected and examining fish under a dissecting microscope for sign
You will collect and assemble data from wildlife for use by management, and state and federal agencies. You will perform routine maintenance of Red-cockaded Woodpecker cavity trees through manual removal of vegetation and control burning. You will perform beach monitoring for nesting sea turtles. You will record biological information from nesting sea turtles and tag individual turtles following guidelines as established by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. You will record and maintains accurate records of information and biological data collected.
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING DAY TO DAY As an Biological Sciences Lab Technician , you will use your knowledge and experience to optimize business results and customer experience by: Performs biological laboratory procedures involving human pathogens and infected laboratory animals in BSL-2/ABSL-2 environments, ensuring adherence to biosafety protocols, containment procedures, and established standard operating procedures. Conducts laboratory animal experiments in support of research objectives, monitors outcomes, identifies deviations from expected results, and coordinates with research staff to address experimental issues. Analyzes laboratory data, interprets results, and prepares technical reports, summaries, and documentation to support ongoing research studies and project objectives. Evaluates test results for accuracy and completeness , identifies irregularities or inconsistencies and init
Occupation: Biological science technician (series 0404) | posted as: Biological Science Technician (Fish); Biological Science Laboratory Technician (Animal); Biological Science Technician (Wildlife); Biological Science Technician (Animal) | You bring practical technical support to production, research, operation or office management efforts in labs, fields and other settings like greenhouses, barns, caves or wildlife refuges. | ~225 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Biological Science Laboratory Technician (Animal) (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** NOTE: This is a TERM appointment (not-to-exceed 4 years). Term appointments are non-status, non-permanent appointments of limited duration (more than 1 year but not more than 4). Term employees are eligible to earn leave and generally have the same benefits as permanent employees including health and life insurance, within-grade increases and Federal Employees Retirement System and Thrift Savings Plan coverage. Term appointments may be extended without further competition (up to the 4-year maximum). The appointment to a Term position does not confer eligibility for promotion or reassignment to other positions or the ability to be non-competitively converted to permanent employment. Major duties and responsibilities include: Makes daily and routine observations of all animals, recognizes deviations from normal health status and or injury, and reports any deviations. Makes daily rounds of all assigned animal rooms, checking and recording environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity and air flow. Provides adequate feed and water to all animals in accordance with verbal and/or written instructions. Prepares and feeds specialized diets as required. Handles animals in a humane manner according to all regulations and guidelines. Transfers animals from one cage to another, assuring that the animal is supported properly to prevent injury. All information and tags attached to the original cage must be transferred at the same time as the animal to prevent any mix-up. Maintains a safe, secure environment for the care of research animals. Assists the Veterinary Medical Unit (VMU) supervisor and/or veterinary technician with animal treatments if necessary. Follows procedures for effectively maintaining environments for animals of different species and health status. Cleans cages, pans, racks, floors and other areas of the facility according to an established schedule. Maintains and cleans animal rooms, procedure rooms, operating rooms and storage areas according to established standard operating procedures. Manages animal colonies in Biosafety Level 2 rooms. Animal Biosafety Level 2 is suitable for work involving rodents infected with agents associated with human and animal disease and pose moderate hazards to personnel, other animals housed in the Veterinary Medical Unit (VMU), and the environment. Independently operates specialized equipment (cage washer, bottle washer, autoclaves, ventilated racks, Hydropac system) following standard operating procedures and observes all safety precautions. Performs other duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Full time, Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not approved - Biological Science Laboratory Technician (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Obtain, process and inventory all specimens from research subjects, in vitro cell models and animal models. Ensure all data is accurately identified for computer accessing of research subject assay results and properly categorized experimental groups, research subjects assay results. Perform hormone ELISA and blood chemistry assays, biochemical and molecular biological assays, quantitative real-time PCR, flow cytometry, and genome sequencing and supervise the proper storage and processing of all specimen. Responsible for performing special assays, processing human and animal specimens for generating publishable validated data to contribute to scientific peer-reviewed journals and training of GME residents. Maintain clear and accurate laboratory records and report abnormal lab results to professional investigators for interpretation and comparison of results in scientific articles. - Biological Science Technician (Fisheries) (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Collecting fish, enumerating juvenile salmonid and non-salmonid fish, identifying species, making standardized observations of weight and growth. Sampling fish at hydroelectric projects by setting up the sampling/recirculating system. Monitor regular fish health and recirculation system. Filling and dewatering the system with water and anesthetic daily, cleaning recirculation filters, and any other preparations as needed before crowding and sampling fish begins and ends. Collect and maintain data associated with the juvenile condition monitoring program. Coordinating with and/or assist researchers working in the wet lab. Lifting and carrying buckets of fish down ramps and stairs to recovery areas of the hydroelectric facility. Standing for long periods of time at the wet separator, collecting fish, anesthetizing the fish collected and examining fish under a dissecting microscope for sign of gas bubble trauma. Making regular facility inspections to monitoring dewatering equipment, pumps, flumes, gatewells and/or tag interrogation equipment. Conduct juvenile and adult fishway inspections of the dam and fish facility to ensure operations follow criteria as set forth in the Fish Passage Plan. - BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE TECHNICIAN (WILDLIFE) (U.S. Marine Corps): You will collect and assemble data from wildlife for use by management, and state and federal agencies. You will perform routine maintenance of Red-cockaded Woodpecker cavity trees through manual removal of vegetation and control burning. You will perform beach monitoring for nesting sea turtles. You will record biological information from nesting sea turtles and tag individual turtles following guidelines as established by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. You will record and maintains accurate records of information and biological data collected. - Biological Sciences Lab Technician (Health Resources and Services Administration): WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING DAY TO DAY As an Biological Sciences Lab Technician , you will use your knowledge and experience to optimize business results and customer experience by: Performs biological laboratory procedures involving human pathogens and infected laboratory animals in BSL-2/ABSL-2 environments, ensuring adherence to biosafety protocols, containment procedures, and established standard operating procedures. Conducts laboratory animal experiments in support of research objectives, monitors outcomes, identifies deviations from expected results, and coordinates with research staff to address experimental issues. Analyzes laboratory data, interprets results, and prepares technical reports, summaries, and documentation to support ongoing research studies and project objectives. Evaluates test results for accuracy and completeness , identifies irregularities or inconsistencies and initiates appropriate follow-up actions to ensure data integrity and compliance with research protocols. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Occupation: Pharmacology (series 0405) | You will work in pharmacology, the scientific study of the effects of drugs and chemicals on living beings. In this career field, you may administer, advise on, supervise, research, analyze or do other professional and s | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Assures compliance with public laws and regulations. Conducts desk-top evaluation of site conditions using various remote-sensing tools and perform field investigations. Communicates with consultants, contractors, resource agencies and the public through telephone conversations, face to face meetings, and presentations Prepares technical documents to support findings, recommendations, and environmental impact evaluations.
Occupation: Ecology (series 0408) | posted as: Geographer/Biologist/Ecologist/Environmental Engineer/Physical Scientist | This series covers positions that involve primarily advisory, research, analytical, or other professional work in the science of ecology. Ecology utilizes a systems approach to study the interrelationships of organisms w | 100% want a licence/certification | ~13 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Geographer/Biologist/Ecologist/Environmental Engineer/Physical Scientist (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Assures compliance with public laws and regulations. Conducts desk-top evaluation of site conditions using various remote-sensing tools and perform field investigations. Communicates with consultants, contractors, resource agencies and the public through telephone conversations, face to face meetings, and presentations Prepares technical documents to support findings, recommendations, and environmental impact evaluations. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. 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| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Provides expertise in pest biology, taxonomy and risk analysis as a recognized specialist and consultant to Agency import policy staff, survey design groups, survey personnel, and program managers. Performs specialized and difficult taxonomic work, and provides taxonomic, biological and regulatory expertise in support of plant quarantine program activities. Identifies or verifies identification of plant pests and plant parts, such as seeds, leaves, dormant parts of wood, to family, genera or species for quarantine or regulatory action. Serves as a recognized specialist in the broad area of entomology, botany or plant pathology and deals primarily in progra
At the advertised grade, you will: Gather, evaluate, and analyze data and other information to evaluate human health, ecological, and economic assessments to support regulatory decisions. Issue data requirements and prepare regulatory recommendations that include evaluation of the available data, and assessments of exposure, hazard, economic impact, and risk from exposure to pesticide chemicals. Provide regulatory and technical support to other scientists, supervisors and higher management officials in Pesticide Programs to support regulatory decision efforts. Communicate risk analyses, risk assessment characterization, and other technical information both orally and in writing. When entering a Federal job at a grade level lower than the highest promotion potential level, you may be promoted to more complex duties and work more independently, as your career progresses. NOTE: Career ladde
Occupation: Entomology (series 0414) | posted as: Identifier-Entomologist; Biologist/Entomologist/Toxicologist/Physical Scientist/Chemist | You will work in entomology, the scientific study of insects. In this career field, you may administer, advise on, supervise, research, analyze or do other professional and scientific work for the federal government. | 50% of entry postings require a degree | ~2 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Identifier-Entomologist (Department of Agriculture): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Provides expertise in pest biology, taxonomy and risk analysis as a recognized specialist and consultant to Agency import policy staff, survey design groups, survey personnel, and program managers. Performs specialized and difficult taxonomic work, and provides taxonomic, biological and regulatory expertise in support of plant quarantine program activities. Identifies or verifies identification of plant pests and plant parts, such as seeds, leaves, dormant parts of wood, to family, genera or species for quarantine or regulatory action. Serves as a recognized specialist in the broad area of entomology, botany or plant pathology and deals primarily in programs involving CITES, Threatened Endangered plant species and Federal Noxious weeds. Maintains, develops, and supplements information on taxonomy, hosts, distribution and other related information pertaining to intercepted and/or survey plant pests. Consults with and advises Department of Homeland Security (DHS), State departments of agriculture and other cooperators on the identity and biology plants and plant parts. Develops or aids in developing training modules and appropriately illustrated identification aids and works with national program staff to deliver training to PPQ, DHS and State employees. Exercises agency regulatory authority by initiating regulatory action, e.g. for quarantine pests intercepted from imported commodities or new State or county determinations from domestic surveys. Provides technical assistance regarding PPQ domestic program pests and exotic pests, and the pathways with which they enter the US by analyzing interception records for trends of pest entry. Keeps current and uses state of the art technology to perform taxonomic duties such as digital imaging, chemical diagnostic tests, and microscopy and specimen preparation techniques and equipment. - Biologist/Entomologist/Toxicologist/Physical Scientist/Chemist (Environmental Protection Agency): At the advertised grade, you will: Gather, evaluate, and analyze data and other information to evaluate human health, ecological, and economic assessments to support regulatory decisions. Issue data requirements and prepare regulatory recommendations that include evaluation of the available data, and assessments of exposure, hazard, economic impact, and risk from exposure to pesticide chemicals. Provide regulatory and technical support to other scientists, supervisors and higher management officials in Pesticide Programs to support regulatory decision efforts. Communicate risk analyses, risk assessment characterization, and other technical information both orally and in writing. When entering a Federal job at a grade level lower than the highest promotion potential level, you may be promoted to more complex duties and work more independently, as your career progresses. NOTE: Career ladder promotions are not automatic, and all eligibility and qualifications requirements must be met in order to progress to the next grade level. You will spend less than 25% of your work time on contracts, grants/cooperative agreements, and/or interagency agreements. One or more positions may be filled (in the organization advertised and/or in other organizations), if appropriate to the position. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The duties may include, but are not limited to: Board aircraft to inspect for and to remove prohibited or restricted items such as plants, fruits, plant pests and animal products which are regulated under applicable Quarantine laws. Initial screening of air passengers' baggage at preclearance counters or upon customs referral for plant and animal products and removal when found. Proper safeguarding and transporting intercepted contraband materials to a designated inspection point for further pest detection by the professional staff. Contacts landowners, tenants, farmers, etc; for the purpose of securing permission to enter property and conduct previously agreed upon survey, control, and/or eradication activities. Inspects and surveys properties for the presence of harmful insects, plants, and plant diseases, using traps or other approved survey methods. Uses standardized procedures, cond
The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Participates with supervisor in planning and coordinating survey/control measures by furnishing information about the presence and extent of plant diseases and/or insects, and effect of treatments. Directs and/or conducts approved control and eradication measures including sanitation measures, biological controls, and the application of herbicides, insecticides, nematicide, and fungicides. Enforces Federal and/or State regulatory orders to restrict movement or issue certificates permitting movement of plants, plant products, and equipment into or out of regulated areas. Assists with inspections of routine commodities for export. Maintains daily records of
Occupation: Plant protection technician (series 0421) | posted as: Plant Protection Technician | You will support research by enforcing plant quarantines and helping with surveys. You will also detect, identify, control or remove plant pests. In this field, you should understand the different types of plant pests, q | ~19 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Plant Protection Technician (Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service): The duties may include, but are not limited to: Board aircraft to inspect for and to remove prohibited or restricted items such as plants, fruits, plant pests and animal products which are regulated under applicable Quarantine laws. Initial screening of air passengers' baggage at preclearance counters or upon customs referral for plant and animal products and removal when found. Proper safeguarding and transporting intercepted contraband materials to a designated inspection point for further pest detection by the professional staff. Contacts landowners, tenants, farmers, etc; for the purpose of securing permission to enter property and conduct previously agreed upon survey, control, and/or eradication activities. Inspects and surveys properties for the presence of harmful insects, plants, and plant diseases, using traps or other approved survey methods. Uses standardized procedures, conducts the treatment of, elimination of, or removal of infested, infected, or susceptible plants; the fumigation or treatment of equipment, plants and soils. Assists with the enforcement of approved Federal or State quarantines and regulatory orders , designed to restrict the movement of plants, plant products, and equipment into or out of regulated areas. Collects data and maintains daily program records, outlining findings, treatments made, maintains vehicle service records, etc. Develops rough maps showing control or eradication treatments, areas surveyed or pest finds located. - Plant Protection Technician (Department of Agriculture): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Participates with supervisor in planning and coordinating survey/control measures by furnishing information about the presence and extent of plant diseases and/or insects, and effect of treatments. Directs and/or conducts approved control and eradication measures including sanitation measures, biological controls, and the application of herbicides, insecticides, nematicide, and fungicides. Enforces Federal and/or State regulatory orders to restrict movement or issue certificates permitting movement of plants, plant products, and equipment into or out of regulated areas. Assists with inspections of routine commodities for export. Maintains daily records of inspection work, control measures and regulatory procedures applied; prepares reports and maps on the activities and accomplishments within the assigned area. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 3 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Duties are listed at the GS-11 grade level. Consults, coordinates, and cooperates with all affected users, interested publics, and private interests including various environmental groups. Advises landowners and land lessees on principles of rangeland management and the laws, regulations, and policies governing management of range resources. Prepares long and short-range plans based on rangeland resource needs/health/capability, available work force, equipment and budget, and public demands for rangeland resource uses. Budgets funds for current fiscal year and plans for out-year funding needs within assigned area of responsibility. Conducts complete inventories and annual monitoring of rangeland resource and activities to document degree of impacts occurring, plant community changes and trend of ecological status or diversity that results. Prepares and reviews ecological assessments for
Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Provide expertise and guidance on rangeland management to staff, land users, and the public. Plan and carry out assessments of grazing areas and rangeland conditions. Review grazing permit applications to make sure they meet applicable laws and requirements. Lead and participate in teams that bring together experts from different fields. Develop, update, and plan guidance for managing grazing and rangeland resources. Serve as the primary point of contact between permittees and field office decision-makers. Oversee coordination and planning for range improvements, permit renewals, and other proposed actions. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level.
Occupation: Rangeland management (series 0454) | posted as: Rangeland Management Specialist | You will preserve, develop and manage rangelands, areas grazed by livestock or wild animals. In this career, you will protect natural resources, develop programs and rules, and work with federal officials and private and | ~42 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Rangeland Management Specialist (Forest Service): Duties are listed at the GS-11 grade level. Consults, coordinates, and cooperates with all affected users, interested publics, and private interests including various environmental groups. Advises landowners and land lessees on principles of rangeland management and the laws, regulations, and policies governing management of range resources. Prepares long and short-range plans based on rangeland resource needs/health/capability, available work force, equipment and budget, and public demands for rangeland resource uses. Budgets funds for current fiscal year and plans for out-year funding needs within assigned area of responsibility. Conducts complete inventories and annual monitoring of rangeland resource and activities to document degree of impacts occurring, plant community changes and trend of ecological status or diversity that results. Prepares and reviews ecological assessments for inclusion in the environmental documentation record as a basis for rangeland project decisions. Prepares and reviews Environmental Analysis Reports and reviews applications for rangeland use permits or other rangeland use agreements. Reviews rangeland conditions with rangeland users/permittees to identify and resolve rangeland management problems. Inspects grazing allotments for compliance to livestock grazing strategies and management practices that are part of the grazing permit. Performs supervisory duties 20% or less of the time. - Rangeland Management Specialist (Bureau of Land Management): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Provide expertise and guidance on rangeland management to staff, land users, and the public. Plan and carry out assessments of grazing areas and rangeland conditions. Review grazing permit applications to make sure they meet applicable laws and requirements. Lead and participate in teams that bring together experts from different fields. Develop, update, and plan guidance for managing grazing and rangeland resources. Serve as the primary point of contact between permittees and field office decision-makers. Oversee coordination and planning for range improvements, permit renewals, and other proposed actions. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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As a Wildland Firefighter (Engine) - Direct Hire Authority your duties will include but are not limited to the following: Duties at the GW-06 level Coordinate module or crew logistics and placing suppression and other equipment at strategic points. Use and operate special tools and equipment such as power saws, portable pumps, firing devices, radio and/or other communication equipment. Lead fuels management projects that include gathering data for monitoring programs, implementing prescribed fire, mechanical and biological treatments, inventorying fuel beds, and piling of vegetative debris. Serve as situational leader on wildland fires by directing work of small crew(s) in building firelines, burning out, mopping up, and patrolling firelines. Perform administrative responsibilities such as maintaining records (e.g. receipts for supplies, travel and charge card purchases), ensure work is
As a Wildland Firefighter your duties will include but are not limited to the following: Fire Suppression, Monitoring, and Post-Fire Activities As an experienced leader within a wildland fire module or crew in fuels management, fire suppression, monitoring, and post-fire activities, applies an understanding of firefighter safety, fire behavior, topography of the area, weather, fuels, and training in fire management work to: 1) mentor and instruct lower graded employees on crewmember duties; 2) plan action and direct utilization of fireline resources on less complex fires; and 3) for more complex fires, direct assigned suppression operations and recommend and implement tactical strategy on attacking, controlling, or mopping up fires, building or patrolling firelines, cleaning up burned areas within firelines, suppressing spot fires, felling snags or trees, and cutting brush. Adjusts actio
Duties listed are at full performance grade GW-08 level. Manage the wildland fire engine operation by ensuring they have corrected positioning, proper use, and operation. Monitor fire behavior, fire effects, and fire weather on prescribed fires and wildland fire use. May serve as Incident Commander, making on-site evaluations of conditions, potential hazards to firefighting resources, property, and other improvements. Develop work improvement plans, recommending personnel actions as necessary. Collect and evaluate information in responding to wildland fire incidents such as weather data, topography, fuel types and fire behavior. Support wildland-urban interface incidents by coordinating with federal, state, and local fire protection agencies. Conduct work performance critiques by observing workers’ performance. Participate in wildland fire and safety training in the techniques, practices
Occupation: Wildland fire management (series 0456) | posted as: Wildland Firefighter; Supervisory Wildland Fire Fighter (Fire Engine Operator); Fire Airtanker Base Manager; Forestry Technician (Fire Dispatch) | You will manage and extinguish wildfires. In this field, you will plan and put in place wildfire management programs in areas where wildfires are common. You will help disperse smoke and reduce hazards in urban areas. Yo | has a maximum entry age | ~349 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Wildland Firefighter (Engine) - Direct Hire Authority (Office of the Secretary of the Interior): As a Wildland Firefighter (Engine) - Direct Hire Authority your duties will include but are not limited to the following: Duties at the GW-06 level Coordinate module or crew logistics and placing suppression and other equipment at strategic points. Use and operate special tools and equipment such as power saws, portable pumps, firing devices, radio and/or other communication equipment. Lead fuels management projects that include gathering data for monitoring programs, implementing prescribed fire, mechanical and biological treatments, inventorying fuel beds, and piling of vegetative debris. Serve as situational leader on wildland fires by directing work of small crew(s) in building firelines, burning out, mopping up, and patrolling firelines. Perform administrative responsibilities such as maintaining records (e.g. receipts for supplies, travel and charge card purchases), ensure work is carried out safely, report on work accomplishments, and reporting employee concerns to higher level supervisors. Duties at the GW-07 level Directs the operation and use of special tools and equipment such as, but not limited to power saws, portable pumps, firing devices, and communication equipment (e.g., programming radio frequencies), and makes decisions as to when, where, and how equipment can be utilized to the greatest advantage. Directs and ensures proper assembly of equipment and supplies needed for fire assignments or daily work assignments. May serve as subject matter expert on regional, state, and or/national interagency committees. Ensures assigned crew members and equipment for the specific fire assignments or daily work assignments are in a state of readiness for the assignment or initial attack. Participates in or leads physical fitness programs. Direct assigned suppression operations and recommend and implement tactical strategy on attacking, controlling, or mopping up fires, building or patrolling firelines, cleaning up burned areas within firelines, suppressing spot fires, felling snags or trees, and cutting brush. Directs moderately complex fuels management projects or participates in more complex hazard fuel reduction projects by conducting project assessments and gathering data (e.g., fuel quantity and conditions), planning (e.g., drafting or reviewing fuels management plans, assessing and recommending fuel treatment alternatives), preparing (e.g., ensuring proper training, placement, and instruction of crews), and implementing (e.g., ignition, holding, mop-up, and rehabilitation) treatments. Fuels management projects include prescribed fire, and mechanical and biological treatments; inventorying fuel beds; and piling vegetation debris. May be required to use/operate specialized firing equipment. Drives and operates a wildland fire engine, positioning the engine for proper use and operation. Performs/conducts engine operations techniques, including tandem operations, mobile attack, pump and roll, firing and holding operations, stationary attack, engine protection, simple and progressive hoselays. Ensures adequate supply of water and chemical agents are maintained to the fire, particularly on critical areas of the fireline. Locates water sources and checks for volume and cleanliness for engine resupply. Performs specialized duties such as water handling specialist or maintenance of specialized equipment used to respond to wildland urban interface/intermix situations. - Wildland Firefighter (Department of the Interior): As a Wildland Firefighter your duties will include but are not limited to the following: Fire Suppression, Monitoring, and Post-Fire Activities As an experienced leader within a wildland fire module or crew in fuels management, fire suppression, monitoring, and post-fire activities, applies an understanding of firefighter safety, fire behavior, topography of the area, weather, fuels, and training in fire management work to: 1) mentor and instruct lower graded employees on crewmember duties; 2) plan action and direct utilization of fireline resources on less complex fires; and 3) for more complex fires, direct assigned suppression operations and recommend and implement tactical strategy on attacking, controlling, or mopping up fires, building or patrolling firelines, cleaning up burned areas within firelines, suppressing spot fires, felling snags or trees, and cutting brush. Adjusts actions based on changing information and evolving situational awareness. Uses firing devices on a firing operation according to the ignition/firing plan (verbal or written). Coordinates with aircraft for aviation support missions. Coordinates module or crew logistics and places caches of equipment and supplies at strategic points. Fire Preparedness Directs the operation and use of special tools and equipment such as, but not limited to power saws, portable pumps, firing devices, and communication equipment (e.g., programming radio frequencies), and makes decisions as to when, where, and how equipment can be utilized to the greatest advantage. Directs and ensures proper assembly of equipment and supplies needed for fire assignments or daily work assignments. May serve as a subject matter expert on regional, state, and/or national interagency committees. Fuels Management and Prevention Directs moderately complex fuels management projects or participates in more complex hazard fuel reduction projects by conducting project assessments and gathering data (e.g., fuel quantity and conditions), planning (e.g., drafting or reviewing fuels management plans, assessing and recommending fuel treatment alternatives), preparing (e.g., ensuring proper training, placement and instruction of crews), and implementing (e.g., ignition, holding, mop-up, and rehabilitation) treatments. Fuels management projects include prescribed fire, and mechanical and biological treatments; inventorying fuel beds; and piling vegetation debris. May be required to use/operate specialized firing equipment. Leadership Leads firefighting personnel by directing their activities when suppressing wildland fires or by serving as a situational leader on wildland fires by directing the work of a small crew of firefighters in building firelines, burning out, mopping up, and patrolling firelines. During wildland fire and fuels management assignments, directs and provides on-the-job training opportunities to lower graded firefighters on the use of tools and equipment. Accounts for crewmembers' location, health, safety, and welfare. Briefs situational assessments to higher level leadership and crews and modules. - Supervisory Wildland Fire Fighter (Fire Engine Operator) (Forest Service): Duties listed are at full performance grade GW-08 level. Manage the wildland fire engine operation by ensuring they have corrected positioning, proper use, and operation. Monitor fire behavior, fire effects, and fire weather on prescribed fires and wildland fire use. May serve as Incident Commander, making on-site evaluations of conditions, potential hazards to firefighting resources, property, and other improvements. Develop work improvement plans, recommending personnel actions as necessary. Collect and evaluate information in responding to wildland fire incidents such as weather data, topography, fuel types and fire behavior. Support wildland-urban interface incidents by coordinating with federal, state, and local fire protection agencies. Conduct work performance critiques by observing workers’ performance. Participate in wildland fire and safety training in the techniques, practices, and methods of fire suppression and in the safe, efficient operation and use of tools, equipment, and vehicles used in fire suppression activities. Execute emergency repairs as needed. Operate a variety of motor vehicles to transport equipment, supplies, crew members, etc. Conduct work performance critiques by observing workers’ performance. Supervise a group of employees performing work at the GW-04/05 level. Provide administrative and technical supervision necessary for accomplishing the work of the unit. Serves as a supervisory wildland firefighter on a wildland fire engine and prescribed fire crew. Promote and support a positive work environment to create a climate of mutual respect and Integrity. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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As Soil Conservationist, GS-0457, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Assist and implement the comprehensive agency-wide conservation programs including the soil and moisture, and land operations programs. Stay informed of policies and procedures that could affect the conservation and environmental programs. Conduct field inspections to implement and monitor the soil and moisture conservation programs to landowners, lessees, and tenants. Conduct and coordinate environmental activities with other Federal and State agencies and organizations. Works with federal agencies, tribes, and other government entities to coordinate land use plans and address environmental and cultural issues. Conduct annual compliance checks to ensure adherence to conservation stipulations and takes corrective action when conditions warrant. Provide information on land use data, soil data
Occupation: Soil conservation (series 0457) | posted as: Soil Conservationist | You will help conserve soil, water and other environmental resources. In this field, you should understand soils and crops and have some knowledge of agronomy, engineering, hydrology, range conservation, biology and fore | ~257 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Soil Conservationist (Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs): As Soil Conservationist, GS-0457, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Assist and implement the comprehensive agency-wide conservation programs including the soil and moisture, and land operations programs. Stay informed of policies and procedures that could affect the conservation and environmental programs. Conduct field inspections to implement and monitor the soil and moisture conservation programs to landowners, lessees, and tenants. Conduct and coordinate environmental activities with other Federal and State agencies and organizations. Works with federal agencies, tribes, and other government entities to coordinate land use plans and address environmental and cultural issues. Conduct annual compliance checks to ensure adherence to conservation stipulations and takes corrective action when conditions warrant. Provide information on land use data, soil data and conservation plans to regional office personnel for agricultural enterprises, appraisals, or leasing transactions. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
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| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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Occupation: Soil conservation technician (series 0458) | You will help conserve soil, water and other environmental resources in farm operations and land use measures. You will help property owners apply soil and water conservation practices or assist in research. | ~137 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. 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The Forester: Serves as a member of ID team that develops and designs projects for the forest management program. He/she would identify forest management activities on specific tracts which result in the Field Office meeting its ASQ and RMP commitment. The forester serves as a Field Office harvesting and logging systems technical specialist. He/she prepares viable and acceptable logging and harvest plans. Identifies and finds solutions to road location, harvesting, logging, site preparation, fire protection, fuels/slash treatment, and environmental protection problems and concerns. Prepares a variety of timber sale and silvicultural service contracts. Contracts must fully implement accepted plans, agency policies, and multiple resource management objectives. Contracts must be legally exacting, clearly specified, and readily enforceable. Designs contract provisions based upon field condit
Occupation: Forestry (series 0460) | posted as: Forester | You will work in forestry science, specializing in developing, conserving, and using forests and other lands. In this field, you may: Inventory, evaluate and manage resources like timber, soil, land, water, wildlife a | ~57 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Forester (Bureau of Land Management): The Forester: Serves as a member of ID team that develops and designs projects for the forest management program. He/she would identify forest management activities on specific tracts which result in the Field Office meeting its ASQ and RMP commitment. The forester serves as a Field Office harvesting and logging systems technical specialist. He/she prepares viable and acceptable logging and harvest plans. Identifies and finds solutions to road location, harvesting, logging, site preparation, fire protection, fuels/slash treatment, and environmental protection problems and concerns. Prepares a variety of timber sale and silvicultural service contracts. Contracts must fully implement accepted plans, agency policies, and multiple resource management objectives. Contracts must be legally exacting, clearly specified, and readily enforceable. Designs contract provisions based upon field conditions, knowledge of past practices, and policy and guidelines. Evaluates timber sale requirements and ongoing operations to insure that resource management and environmental protection goals are achieved. Inspects operations to ensure contract compliance and interprets contract provisions consistently. Makes on-the-spot decisions and gives instructions to operators to resolve sale issues. The forester prepares all correspondence, documentation, and bills for each sale. Prescribes silvicultural and site preparation treatments based on field exams of stand conditions and other resource values. - Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. Salary Ranges for Grant Pass, Klamath, Medford, North Bend, Prineville, Roseburg, Springfield and Tillamook Oregon: GS-07: $50,460- $65,599 GS-09: $61,722 - $80,243 Salary Ranges for Salem, Oregon: GS-07: $54,370 - $70,682 GS-09: $66,505 - $86,461 Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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Duties listed are at full performance grade GW-06 Level Make initial evaluation of fire situations, determines rate of spread, potential hazards of property an other improvements, suppression method to use, hose lays, deployment of crew, point of initial attack. Personally perform and direct others in starting pump engine, priming pump, adjusting engine speed and pump valves, laying hose, and using appropriate nozzles and nozzle adjustment in effective use of water and additives. Provide daily leadership, instructs crew members in specific tasks and techniques, distributes and controls work assignments among employees, and assures timely accomplishment of assigned tasks. Perform hazardous fuel reduction projects which entail thinning, cutting and piling vegetation through use of mechanical means, e.g. chainsaw, etc. Perform project work such as road and trail maintenance; inventory fuels
You will make accurate fire potential determinations, plan and coordinate suppression efforts, and assign tactical duties to personnel during wildland fire suppression efforts. You will make efficient and effective use of multiple types of wildland fire suppression resources and monitor weather and fire behavior during suppression efforts. You will assist with the implementation of an annual aggressive prescribed burning program on approximately 15,000 acres of commercial forestland, ranges and impact areas, update prescribed burn plans and conduct and document post-burn evaluations. You will ensure the operational readiness and preparedness of all wildland firefighting resources, including firefighting personnel, crawler tractors, engines, fire detection towers, hand tools, hoses and other equipment used. You will restore and maintain habitat for the red-cockaded woodpecker and will be
Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Responsible for the technical accuracy of all timber cruising, scaling, and appraising for advertised and negotiated timber sales; stewardship projects; reciprocal rights-of-way; timber trespasses; and land exchanges. Performs timber sale reconnaissance to assist unit design for proposed timber sale tracts. Recognizes variations in timber stand conditions such as species composition, age classes, and silvicultural treatments in order to implement management prescriptions. Recognizes and reads evidence of property lines in order to prevent, deter, and/or identify unauthorized use or timber trespass Provides on-the-ground leadership - organizes, schedules and executes work assignments; documents work progress; ensures projects are properly completed; and provides advice, assistance, and on-the-job train
As a Forestry Technician (Fire Dispatch) 'Logistics Coordinator' your duties will include but are not limited to the following: Responsible for providing coordination/processing of resource orders during mobilization/demobilization of personnel, aircraft, crews, equipment, and supplies for suppression, preparedness, and non-fire emergencies. Monitors daily fire situation nationally in order to keep apprised of potential for and anticipated fire complexities. Reviews requests and determines the best source for personnel, aircraft, crews, equipment, and supplies and expedites procedures for the movement of resources for the ordering unit/cooperators. Considers the most efficient and cost effective methods for mobilization and requires concurrence of the Emergency Operations Coordinator. Identifies/communicates to the Lead Logistics Coordinator, shortages for critical resources; provides in
As a Forestry Technician (Smokejumper) 'Assistant Crew Supervisor' - Direct Hire Authority your duties will include but are not limited to the following: Serves as an active smokejumper and smokejumper spotter. Parachutes into mountainous terrain, landing in timbered areas or on rough ground for fire suppression, point protection, or monitoring. Plans and directs the aerial attack of single or numerous fires from different smokejumper aircraft. Evaluates fire size and behavior, determines personnel and retardant needs, and selects the best course of action. Assists in developing, modifying, and improving relevant internal guidelines and standard operating procedures in the crew handbook, which outlines policies, priorities and objectives associated with smokejumper crew operations. Implements, tests, monitors, and communicates physical fitness standards for the entire smokejumper crew. P
Occupation: Forestry technician (series 0462) | posted as: Forestry Technician; Wildland Firefighter (Fuels Specialist); Wildland Firefighter (Assistant Dispatch Center Manager); Wildland Firefighter (Fire Dispatcher) | You will support research, marketing and the protection and development of forest and forest resources. In this field, you should understand practical methods and techniques of forestry and resource management. | ~1784 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Lead Wildland Firefighter (Wildland Fire Crew) (Forest Service): Duties listed are at full performance grade GW-06 Level Make initial evaluation of fire situations, determines rate of spread, potential hazards of property an other improvements, suppression method to use, hose lays, deployment of crew, point of initial attack. Personally perform and direct others in starting pump engine, priming pump, adjusting engine speed and pump valves, laying hose, and using appropriate nozzles and nozzle adjustment in effective use of water and additives. Provide daily leadership, instructs crew members in specific tasks and techniques, distributes and controls work assignments among employees, and assures timely accomplishment of assigned tasks. Perform hazardous fuel reduction projects which entail thinning, cutting and piling vegetation through use of mechanical means, e.g. chainsaw, etc. Perform project work such as road and trail maintenance; inventory fuels beds, habitat improvement, burned area rehabilitation, miscellaneous equipment, facilities maintenance and other resources. Responsible for operation and maintenance of specialized equipment used to respond to wildland and prescribed fire situations. Operates a variety of motor vehicles to transport equipment, supplies, crew members, etc. Assist in the preparation of hazardous fuels treatment and burn plans. Participate in wildland fire safety training and techniques ensuring that all work is carried out safe. - FORESTRY TECHNICIAN (FIRE) (U.S. Marine Corps): You will make accurate fire potential determinations, plan and coordinate suppression efforts, and assign tactical duties to personnel during wildland fire suppression efforts. You will make efficient and effective use of multiple types of wildland fire suppression resources and monitor weather and fire behavior during suppression efforts. You will assist with the implementation of an annual aggressive prescribed burning program on approximately 15,000 acres of commercial forestland, ranges and impact areas, update prescribed burn plans and conduct and document post-burn evaluations. You will ensure the operational readiness and preparedness of all wildland firefighting resources, including firefighting personnel, crawler tractors, engines, fire detection towers, hand tools, hoses and other equipment used. You will restore and maintain habitat for the red-cockaded woodpecker and will be responsible for monitoring operations to ensure habitat restoration goals and objectives are met. You will be responsible for implementing all phases of the insect and disease management program and in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, trap and monitor gypsy moth populations and other non-native insect populations. - Forestry Technician (Cruiser/Appraiser) (Bureau of Land Management): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Responsible for the technical accuracy of all timber cruising, scaling, and appraising for advertised and negotiated timber sales; stewardship projects; reciprocal rights-of-way; timber trespasses; and land exchanges. Performs timber sale reconnaissance to assist unit design for proposed timber sale tracts. Recognizes variations in timber stand conditions such as species composition, age classes, and silvicultural treatments in order to implement management prescriptions. Recognizes and reads evidence of property lines in order to prevent, deter, and/or identify unauthorized use or timber trespass Provides on-the-ground leadership - organizes, schedules and executes work assignments; documents work progress; ensures projects are properly completed; and provides advice, assistance, and on-the-job training to lower graded forest technicians and foresters as necessary. Investigates and initiates reports of unauthorized use or timber trespass including preliminary determination of timber value and other resource damage. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. - Forestry Technician (Fire Dispatch) 'Logistics Coordinator' (Office of the Secretary of the Interior): As a Forestry Technician (Fire Dispatch) 'Logistics Coordinator' your duties will include but are not limited to the following: Responsible for providing coordination/processing of resource orders during mobilization/demobilization of personnel, aircraft, crews, equipment, and supplies for suppression, preparedness, and non-fire emergencies. Monitors daily fire situation nationally in order to keep apprised of potential for and anticipated fire complexities. Reviews requests and determines the best source for personnel, aircraft, crews, equipment, and supplies and expedites procedures for the movement of resources for the ordering unit/cooperators. Considers the most efficient and cost effective methods for mobilization and requires concurrence of the Emergency Operations Coordinator. Identifies/communicates to the Lead Logistics Coordinator, shortages for critical resources; provides information for determining allocation priorities for those critical resources relating to personnel, aircraft crews, equipment, and supplies. - Forestry Technician (Smokejumper) 'Assistant Crew Supervisor' - Direct Hire Authority (Department of the Interior): As a Forestry Technician (Smokejumper) 'Assistant Crew Supervisor' - Direct Hire Authority your duties will include but are not limited to the following: Serves as an active smokejumper and smokejumper spotter. Parachutes into mountainous terrain, landing in timbered areas or on rough ground for fire suppression, point protection, or monitoring. Plans and directs the aerial attack of single or numerous fires from different smokejumper aircraft. Evaluates fire size and behavior, determines personnel and retardant needs, and selects the best course of action. Assists in developing, modifying, and improving relevant internal guidelines and standard operating procedures in the crew handbook, which outlines policies, priorities and objectives associated with smokejumper crew operations. Implements, tests, monitors, and communicates physical fitness standards for the entire smokejumper crew. Provides technical and administrative supervision for up to ten smokejumper crew members. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Occupation: Soil science (series 0470) | You will investigate soils, including their management and adaptation for alternative uses. In this field, you should understand soil's chemical, physical, mineral, and biological properties and processes, as well as how | ~23 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. 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Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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You will serve as a Fish Biologist in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, working in the Sea Lamprey Control Program at either the Ludington Biological Station in Ludington, Michigan, or the Marquette Biological Station in Marquette, Michigan. In this role, you will support efforts to control sea lamprey populations and assess fishery conditions across the U.S. waters of the Great Lakes. You will help carry out scientific fieldwork, data analysis, and cooperative activities that contribute directly to protecting and restoring Great Lakes fisheries. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. Developmental Duties (GS-7 Fish Biologist) Assist senior biologists with sea lamprey control and assessment work by following established protocols and supporting daily field operations across Great Lakes tributaries. Adjust field schedules, locate sampling si
As a Supervisory Research Fish Biologist, you will perform the following duties: Prepare, coordinate, and direct the implementation of a research program or project involving ecosystem and fisheries science. Develop data applications and systems designed to collect and assess scientific information in support of the program or project. Develop and advise on new techniques in support of ecosystem fisheries research. Provide technical guidance to other functional specialists both internal and external to the organization. Investigate and assess complex fisheries research problems or situations and provide recommendations on methods and procedures for solving problems. Plan, oversee and/or conduct experiments, making recommendations for future work required. Collect, analyze, and interpret data. Present recommendations on the impact of changes. Plan and distribute work to be accomplished by
Serve as an advisor to the Supervisory Fish Biologist for development and planning of fish management programs. Coordinate with project personnel on matters such as fish facilities maintenance operating standards, fish facilities improvements, and coordination of deviating from the Fish Passage Plan. Review plans for fish facilities modifications to ensure safe fish passage. Analyze quantities and distribution of water in fish collection systems and fish ladders to make recommendations to improve hydraulic conditions in adult and juvenile bypass facilities. Review work reports and research proposals submitted by State and Federal fishery agencies and Indian tribes covering fish facilities, research, fish protective programs, and effects of dam operations of fish resources. Prepare fish salvage and rescue plans for the assigned project. Analyze information for possible application in fish
Occupation: Fishery biology (series 0482) | posted as: Fish Biologist | You will develop, conserve and manage fish, their resources and habitats, as well evaluate how construction and other activities impacts them. In this field, you should have the knowledge necessary to manage fish in thei | ~14 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Fish Biologist (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service): You will serve as a Fish Biologist in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, working in the Sea Lamprey Control Program at either the Ludington Biological Station in Ludington, Michigan, or the Marquette Biological Station in Marquette, Michigan. In this role, you will support efforts to control sea lamprey populations and assess fishery conditions across the U.S. waters of the Great Lakes. You will help carry out scientific fieldwork, data analysis, and cooperative activities that contribute directly to protecting and restoring Great Lakes fisheries. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. Developmental Duties (GS-7 Fish Biologist) Assist senior biologists with sea lamprey control and assessment work by following established protocols and supporting daily field operations across Great Lakes tributaries. Adjust field schedules, locate sampling sites, and coordinate day-to-day work of same or lower-graded staff and contractors at remote locations. Perform treatment and assessment tasks such as preparing chemicals, collecting water samples, conducting bioassays, measuring stream flow, sterilizing lampreys, and gathering biological and environmental data. Operate, maintain, repair, and occasionally fabricate components for specialized fishery equipment, watercraft, ATVs, nets, traps, and lampricide delivery systems. Install, monitor, and service instruments and equipment to support accurate treatment and assessment activities. Handle aquatic organisms safely, monitor fish health, and document field observations while assisting with basic report preparation. Maintain inventory, track equipment use, and help procure supplies while following administrative, safety, and hazardous-materials procedures. Coordinate access with landowners and partner agencies and participate in outreach or public-facing activities as needed. Developmental Duties (GS-9 Fish Biologist) Assist in planning field operations by helping draft annual work plans, identifying needed tools, summarizing biological data, and preparing materials for supervisory review, gradually building skills in selecting sampling sites and organizing field schedules. Support data collection and analysis by gathering, recording, and proofing scientific data, preparing summaries for statistical analysis, and contributing to technical reports and presentations under the guidance of senior biologists. Develop cooperative working relationships by interacting with partner agencies, schools, service groups, and the public, while learning to represent the Program effectively and maintain professional networks. Coordinate specific program tasks by scheduling field activities, leading small work teams at times, adjusting plans for weather and access, and reinforcing safe practices while progressing toward independent field leadership. Maintain and operate specialized equipment by ensuring proper care, safe use, and basic repairs of fishery tools, watercraft, and sampling gear while adhering to procurement and safety policies, gaining proficiency over time. Major Duties at Full Performance Level (GS-11 Fish Biologist): Lead field operations to control sea lamprey populations by planning, coordinating, and executing lampricide treatments, barrier operations, and biological assessments across Great Lakes tributaries. Manage field schedules, select sampling sites, and ensure protocols are followed. Analyze complex biological data using statistical software to recommend control actions, measure program success, and guide future efforts. Prepare technical reports, scientific papers, and presentations for workshops and professional meetings. Collaborate with partners from federal, state, tribal, and international agencies to develop and standardize techniques, share information, and evaluate progress. Represent the program to the public, service groups, and schools, and maintain cooperative relationships. Manage and train field teams, including permanent and seasonal staff and volunteers. Oversee compliance with safety, environmental, and hazardous materials regulations, and ensure proper handling of animals and equipment. Lead corrective actions and conduct outreach and recruitment. Maintain, operate, and ensure the safekeeping of specialized fishery equipment (such as lamprey sterilization devices, electrofishing gear, nets, traps, watercraft, and ATVs). Oversee inventory, procurement, and maintenance schedules, and adhere to contracting and liability policies. - Supervisory Research Fish Biologist (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration): As a Supervisory Research Fish Biologist, you will perform the following duties: Prepare, coordinate, and direct the implementation of a research program or project involving ecosystem and fisheries science. Develop data applications and systems designed to collect and assess scientific information in support of the program or project. Develop and advise on new techniques in support of ecosystem fisheries research. Provide technical guidance to other functional specialists both internal and external to the organization. Investigate and assess complex fisheries research problems or situations and provide recommendations on methods and procedures for solving problems. Plan, oversee and/or conduct experiments, making recommendations for future work required. Collect, analyze, and interpret data. Present recommendations on the impact of changes. Plan and distribute work to be accomplished by subordinates. Develop performance standards and prepare schedules for the completion of work. For more information about these positions, please visit the NOAA Fisheries is Hiring Webpage: https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/careers-more/noaa-fisheries-hiring This position will be filled under the DOC Alternative Personnel System (CAPS). Under CAPS, positions are classified by career, pay plan, and pay band. The ZP-4 is equivalent to the GS-13/14. - Fish Biologist (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Serve as an advisor to the Supervisory Fish Biologist for development and planning of fish management programs. Coordinate with project personnel on matters such as fish facilities maintenance operating standards, fish facilities improvements, and coordination of deviating from the Fish Passage Plan. Review plans for fish facilities modifications to ensure safe fish passage. Analyze quantities and distribution of water in fish collection systems and fish ladders to make recommendations to improve hydraulic conditions in adult and juvenile bypass facilities. Review work reports and research proposals submitted by State and Federal fishery agencies and Indian tribes covering fish facilities, research, fish protective programs, and effects of dam operations of fish resources. Prepare fish salvage and rescue plans for the assigned project. Analyze information for possible application in fish conservation and management at Corps projects. Maintain knowledge of environmental law as it pertains to the impact of Corps activities a fish, including the Wildlife Coordination Act, Endangered Species Act, Northwest Planning Act, etc. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Responsible for the day-to-day operational aspects of coordinating, planning, and carrying out various duties involved with the effective and efficient running of Refuge/Wetland Management District biological programs and services. Oversees and reviews land and aquatic conservation activities, habitat development, clean-up, contaminant and restoration projects, research studies, population studies, wildlife inventory, and monitoring activities to include species lifecycle requirements and management. Ensures all projects comply with national, regional, and Refuge/Wetland Management District policies, regulations and mandates. Develops and fosters partnerships with other Federal, state and local agencies, and private organizations to protect lands around the Refuge/Wetland Management District. Particip
Occupation: Wildlife refuge management (series 0485) | posted as: Wildlife Refuge Specialist | You will manage public lands and waters designated as national wildlife refuges. In this field, your primary purpose is to conserve, protect and help propagate wildlife species and support grasslands, marshes and soil. Y | 100% want a licence/certification | ~5 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Wildlife Refuge Specialist (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Responsible for the day-to-day operational aspects of coordinating, planning, and carrying out various duties involved with the effective and efficient running of Refuge/Wetland Management District biological programs and services. Oversees and reviews land and aquatic conservation activities, habitat development, clean-up, contaminant and restoration projects, research studies, population studies, wildlife inventory, and monitoring activities to include species lifecycle requirements and management. Ensures all projects comply with national, regional, and Refuge/Wetland Management District policies, regulations and mandates. Develops and fosters partnerships with other Federal, state and local agencies, and private organizations to protect lands around the Refuge/Wetland Management District. Participates in the development of required National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documentation (or portions thereof) including Environmental Assessments (EAs), Endangered Species Act (ESA) Section 7 consultations, archeological clearances, and similar actions. . Manages Refuge/Wetland Management District volunteer programs and supervise volunteer work. Assists Wildlife Refuge Manager and other senior management in the development of long-range plans, annual work plans, budgets and work schedules. Implements short, medium, and long-range operation plans based on existing or approved plans, and coordinates work schedules for equipment and resources with other Refuge/Wetland Management District within the Refuge Complex. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Responsible for efficiently, effectively, and safely reducing adverse wildlife-related impacts to agriculture, property, natural resources, and to reduce wildlife impacts on human health and safety. Plans work to be accomplished by subordinates, establishes and adjusts short-term and long-term priorities, and prepares schedules for completion of work. Assists with the development and implementation of conventional strategic plans based on Wildlife Services Directives and program needs. In accordance with established criteria and direction, implements new or revised WS policies and protocols in response to annual levels of appropriations or changes in natio
Perform ecosystem and threatened / endangered species monitoring requirements. Implement wildlife management to include prescribed burning, vegetation management, nuisance wildlife control, and game and fish management applications. Direct the efforts of a team with diverse backgrounds and experience levels in completing wildlife and endangered species management. Provide professional expertise required to operationally plan, manage, and execute the endangered species, fish and wildlife program on approximately 150,000 acres of the Installation. Adjust to changing environmental conditions and military training effects on the landscape to successfully achieve critical mission requirements for endangered species management. Collect data and samples for analysis and conduct statistical analysis and evaluation of data and prepares reports. Apply wildlife management techniques to properly man
Live trapping nuisance and habituated wildlife, capturing wildlife using approved pharmaceuticals, using approved techniques, and procedures to euthanize wildlife. Collaborating on wildlife exclusion, managing rodent lethal trapping, overseeing rodent clean up kit program, protecting commercial and residential buildings from wildlife, and other pest impacts. Mitigating and reducing zoonotic disease risks, performing zoonotic disease surveillance, developing zoonotic disease response plan, and providing zoonotic disease training and outreach. Pesticide use management, managing annual pesticide use reporting, and pesticide use proposals, tracking, and reducing pesticide use. Implement approved techniques and procedures to effectively manage human-wildlife interactions, provide outreach and education to reduce human-wildlife interaction.
Plan, coordinate and conduct wildlife management activities consistent with program objectives. Assist in providing professional support to project staff in developing and implementing the wildlife management sections of the Project Operational Management Plans (OPMs). Review Annual Work Plans submitted by projects to ensure consistency with the Project Operational Management Plans (OPMs). Provide technical assistance to the projects in planning and conducting various wildlife management programs. Prepare periodic and special reports to include quarterly management and expenditure, nesting box utilization, and the status of wildlife populations and habitats, including federally listed Endangered Species and Species of Concern. Collect and analyzes field data. Maintain computerized files for wildlife management program. Plan and coordinate special training sessions for project wildlife co
You will work with internal organizations, state and federal wildlife agencies, and university researchers to collect biological data necessary for the preparation and implementation of natural resources management plans. You will identify fish, wildlife, and program requirements that require contractual support. You will make recommends and prepare documents for habitat improvement, species management, outdoor recreation, and nuisance wildlife control projects in consideration of biological needs, project standards, and the needs of other resources. You will provide leadership and supervision of field crews to implement projects and serves as technical coordinator for contracts involving biological surveys. You will develop plans for information and education activities in wildlife conservation. You will be responsible for assigned areas of public relations activities, such as speaking
Occupation: Wildlife biology (series 0486) | posted as: Wildlife Biologist | You will work in the science of wildlife biology. This will: Conserve, propagate, manage, protect and administer wildlife species. Determine and apply biological facts, principles, methods, techniques, and procedure | ~33 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Supervisory Wildlife Biologist (District Supervisor) (Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Responsible for efficiently, effectively, and safely reducing adverse wildlife-related impacts to agriculture, property, natural resources, and to reduce wildlife impacts on human health and safety. Plans work to be accomplished by subordinates, establishes and adjusts short-term and long-term priorities, and prepares schedules for completion of work. Assists with the development and implementation of conventional strategic plans based on Wildlife Services Directives and program needs. In accordance with established criteria and direction, implements new or revised WS policies and protocols in response to annual levels of appropriations or changes in national policy or legislation. Ensures compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), parallel State environmental laws, and other applicable Federal and State laws and regulations. Coordinates and meets with Federal, State/Territorial, county, and municipal agency personnel, organizations, institutions, associations, and private industry groups to identify wildlife damage management (WDM) needs. Cultivates positive community and media relations, participates in community meetings, gives presentations before groups, and prepares articles for local news media. Negotiates, establishes, maintains, monitors, and reports on conventional and standard reimbursable agreements such as Cooperative Service, Field, and Interagency Agreements. In coordination with supervisor, tracks budgets and funds provided for wildlife damage management (WDM) operations of the work unit. - Wildlife Biologist (Department of the Army): Perform ecosystem and threatened / endangered species monitoring requirements. Implement wildlife management to include prescribed burning, vegetation management, nuisance wildlife control, and game and fish management applications. Direct the efforts of a team with diverse backgrounds and experience levels in completing wildlife and endangered species management. Provide professional expertise required to operationally plan, manage, and execute the endangered species, fish and wildlife program on approximately 150,000 acres of the Installation. Adjust to changing environmental conditions and military training effects on the landscape to successfully achieve critical mission requirements for endangered species management. Collect data and samples for analysis and conduct statistical analysis and evaluation of data and prepares reports. Apply wildlife management techniques to properly manage a diverse ecosystem. - Wildlife Biologist (National Park Service): Live trapping nuisance and habituated wildlife, capturing wildlife using approved pharmaceuticals, using approved techniques, and procedures to euthanize wildlife. Collaborating on wildlife exclusion, managing rodent lethal trapping, overseeing rodent clean up kit program, protecting commercial and residential buildings from wildlife, and other pest impacts. Mitigating and reducing zoonotic disease risks, performing zoonotic disease surveillance, developing zoonotic disease response plan, and providing zoonotic disease training and outreach. Pesticide use management, managing annual pesticide use reporting, and pesticide use proposals, tracking, and reducing pesticide use. Implement approved techniques and procedures to effectively manage human-wildlife interactions, provide outreach and education to reduce human-wildlife interaction. - Wildlife Biologist (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Plan, coordinate and conduct wildlife management activities consistent with program objectives. Assist in providing professional support to project staff in developing and implementing the wildlife management sections of the Project Operational Management Plans (OPMs). Review Annual Work Plans submitted by projects to ensure consistency with the Project Operational Management Plans (OPMs). Provide technical assistance to the projects in planning and conducting various wildlife management programs. Prepare periodic and special reports to include quarterly management and expenditure, nesting box utilization, and the status of wildlife populations and habitats, including federally listed Endangered Species and Species of Concern. Collect and analyzes field data. Maintain computerized files for wildlife management program. Plan and coordinate special training sessions for project wildlife coordinators, as required. Routinely oversees student interns and other employees in conducting various wildlife management activities. Plan and conduct inventories and surveys to collect basic biological information. Coordinate wildlife management activities and programs with representatives of other federal and state agencies having licenses or leases on Corps lands and waters in Willamette Valley Projects. Develop educational programs for the general public in the form of brochures, slide presentations and interpretive displays. - WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST (Department of the Navy): You will work with internal organizations, state and federal wildlife agencies, and university researchers to collect biological data necessary for the preparation and implementation of natural resources management plans. You will identify fish, wildlife, and program requirements that require contractual support. You will make recommends and prepare documents for habitat improvement, species management, outdoor recreation, and nuisance wildlife control projects in consideration of biological needs, project standards, and the needs of other resources. You will provide leadership and supervision of field crews to implement projects and serves as technical coordinator for contracts involving biological surveys. You will develop plans for information and education activities in wildlife conservation. You will be responsible for assigned areas of public relations activities, such as speaking at meetings and participating in field trips. You will manage daily changes to MCB Quantico website to communicate current hunting schedules, trout stocking, volunteer program work schedules, and other advisories to base patrons. You will gather, compile, and analyze biological data to determine habitat needs and requirements of plant and animal species, including threatened and endangered species. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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***THIS IS A TITLE 5 EXCEPTED NATIONAL GUARD POSITION*** GS9 This position is located in the Air National Guard (ANG) Wing, Comptroller Flight. The purpose of this position is plan, coordinate, and perform Financial Management analysis, support and review, of base level accounting and financial management programs. 1. Processes data and performs broad-in-depth financial analysis of interrelated accounting, military and civilian pay, accounts payable and receivable, and various travel entitlements to resolve especially difficult and sensitive, out-of-balance conditions associated with processing actions within Financial Management systems. Analyzes and evaluates data to conduct a variety of fiscal reconciliations, reviews, and account adjustments. Reconciles Resource Center Manager (RCM) accounts ensuring data integrity. 2. Analyzes and accurately processes financial services transactions
Representative duties may include: Assist with financial planning, analysis, reporting, and support activities across assigned program areas. Research and process financial information using established procedures, operating manuals, and guidance. Support budget formulation, execution, expenditure tracking, and related financial planning activities. Help develop or maintain budgets, cash flow projections, financial models, or other planning tools under supervision. Support compliance reviews, audits, and quality checks to maintain accuracy and integrity in financial reporting. Prepare financial summaries, reports, communications, and briefing materials for review. Use spreadsheets, collaboration platforms, dashboards, automation, or approved AI-enabled tools, where authorized, to support research, drafting, summarization, data organization, reporting, and workflow improvement. Review dig
About the Position - Portland This position is located in Portland, OR which boasts huge spans of amazing trees, foliage, landscape, and everywhere you look you can appreciate beautiful greenery! It is known as the most bike-friendly city in America, has a train system that greets you at the airport spanning across the city, and is home to the Portland International Rose Garden, the oldest in the country! Portland is the one place where you will find lively festivals, energetic music, mouthwatering food, and for you basketball fans, the Portland Trail Blazers are a 7 minute walk from the HQs building! There is always something new to experience in this eco-friendly town. As a Disbursement Specialist, you will: Perform analyses and reporting of various metrics within the organization. Generate reports regarding BPA performance and compliance under the Prompt Payment Act, Improper Payment
This is a Direct Hire Public Notice, under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections are made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) in accordance with Section 5 U.S.C. 9905, as amended by P.L. 116-92, SEC 1109, further amended by P.L. 116-283, SEC 1117 and further amended by P.L.118-31, SEC 1104 and SEC 1250B. Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Responsible for advising senior management and OSD customers on all OSD O&M fundin
The United States Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command (SSC) at Los Angeles Air Force Base, California is searching for a Cost Analyst (GS-0501-7T12). Description: Are you interested in supporting advanced space technologies in one of the most diverse areas in the country? Come join our team here in sunny Southern California at Space Systems Command. We are located in the city of El Segundo, gateway to the beaches. The area offers a multitude of sandy choices, from Santa Monica to Redondo with plenty of things to do in between including hiking trails, breweries, sporting events, museums, piers, theme parks, zoos, and more. There is only 1 place in the world where you can surf and snowboard all on the same day, and it is in Southern California! Ideal Candidate: A degree in any discipline is acceptable, provided the completion of at least 24 semester hours in a combination of data anal
Occupation: Financial administration and program (series 0501) | posted as: Financial Management Analyst; Financial Program Specialist (Financial Specialist); Financial Management Specialist; Individual Taxpayer Advisory Specialist | You will perform, supervise or manage financial management, accounting or budgets. These jobs are not under another professional or administrative job series. | ~600 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TITLE 5 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ANALYST (MI 127 CPTF) (Department of the Air Force): ***THIS IS A TITLE 5 EXCEPTED NATIONAL GUARD POSITION*** GS9 This position is located in the Air National Guard (ANG) Wing, Comptroller Flight. The purpose of this position is plan, coordinate, and perform Financial Management analysis, support and review, of base level accounting and financial management programs. 1. Processes data and performs broad-in-depth financial analysis of interrelated accounting, military and civilian pay, accounts payable and receivable, and various travel entitlements to resolve especially difficult and sensitive, out-of-balance conditions associated with processing actions within Financial Management systems. Analyzes and evaluates data to conduct a variety of fiscal reconciliations, reviews, and account adjustments. Reconciles Resource Center Manager (RCM) accounts ensuring data integrity. 2. Analyzes and accurately processes financial services transactions (i.e., payroll, debts, and miscellaneous entitlements) while applying quality assurances techniques. Resolves complex functional problems within the pay system for affected customers. Facilitates the resolution of intricate entitlement discrepancies for serviced customers, and ensures proper interfaces with appropriate DOD agencies and federal financial systems. 3. Analyzes and measures the effectiveness and efficiency of financial operations; reliability of financial reporting; compliance with policies, regulations, applicable laws and guidance; and ensures that internal controls are in place. (15%) 4. Aggregates data from multiple financial systems and sources in order to directly or indirectly provide the Comptroller with accurate and timely financial reporting. Ensures the proper documentation, accounting, and auditability of funds, and their traceability to the USPFO in accordance with Department of Defense (DoD) regulations and/or applicable laws. 5. Executes full spectrum pay and entitlement operations (Military Pay, Civilian Pay, Accounting, and Travel Pay). Provides expert interpretation on DoD and DFAS regulatory and administrative guidelines in accordance with generally accepted principles. Interprets policies and collaborates with the financial management enterprise to facilitate best practices and compliance assurance. 6. Resolves pay and entitlement problems unique to the customer. Reviews accounting and pay documents, travel vouchers, and vendor payments to ensure supporting documentation is proper and valid. Performs post-audit voucher reviews. Manages and executes internal control procedures to protect against fraud, waste, and abuse. GS11 1. Independently performs and examines financial management functions to ensure internal and external accounting systems and administrative controls are sufficient to confirm that obligations and disbursements comply with applicable laws, and that funds are safeguarded against waste, loss, and misappropriation. Reviews accounting and pay documents, travel vouchers, and vendor payments to ensure supporting documentation is proper and valid. Performs post-audit voucher reviews. 2. Aggregates data from multiple financial and accounting systems and sources in order to directly or indirectly provide the Comptroller, Wing Commander, United States Property and Fiscal Officer (USPFO), National Guard Bureau (NGB), Unites States Air Force (USAF), DFAS, Department of the Treasury and senior level management with accurate and timely financial reporting. Ensures the proper documentation, accounting, and auditability of funds, and their traceability to the USPFO in accordance with Department of Defense (DoD) regulations and/or applicable laws. 3. Analyzes and accurately processes financial services transactions (i.e., payroll, debts, and miscellaneous entitlements) while applying quality assurances techniques. Resolves complex functional problems within the pay system for affected customers. 4. Executes full spectrum pay and entitlement operations (Military Pay, Civilian Pay, Accounting, and Travel Pay). Provides expert interpretation on DoD and DFAS regulatory and administrative guidelines in accordance with generally accepted principles. 5. Analyzes and measures the effectiveness and efficiency of financial operations; reliability of financial reporting; compliance with policies, regulations, applicable laws and guidance; and ensures that internal controls are in place. 6. Determines the legality of entitlements/collection actions and provides decision support to the Financial Manager. Processes data and performs broad-in-depth financial analysis of interrelated accounting, military and civilian pay, accounts payable and receivable, and various travel entitlements to resolve especially difficult and sensitive, out-of-balance conditions associated with processing actions within Financial Management systems. The above duty description doesn't contain all details of the official position description. - Financial Analyst (Early Career - Finance) (Office of Personnel Management): Representative duties may include: Assist with financial planning, analysis, reporting, and support activities across assigned program areas. Research and process financial information using established procedures, operating manuals, and guidance. Support budget formulation, execution, expenditure tracking, and related financial planning activities. Help develop or maintain budgets, cash flow projections, financial models, or other planning tools under supervision. Support compliance reviews, audits, and quality checks to maintain accuracy and integrity in financial reporting. Prepare financial summaries, reports, communications, and briefing materials for review. Use spreadsheets, collaboration platforms, dashboards, automation, or approved AI-enabled tools, where authorized, to support research, drafting, summarization, data organization, reporting, and workflow improvement. Review digital or AI-assisted outputs for accuracy, completeness, relevance, and appropriate use before incorporating them into official work. Depending on the hiring agency, you may also use digital tools, dashboards, automation, and approved AI-enabled tools to support financial research, summarize budget or financial materials, identify patterns or anomalies in data, draft preliminary narratives or reports, and strengthen service delivery. Applicants do not need to be AI experts, but should be comfortable learning new tools, using technology responsibly, and adapting to a changing work environment. - Disbursement Specialist (Department of Energy): About the Position - Portland This position is located in Portland, OR which boasts huge spans of amazing trees, foliage, landscape, and everywhere you look you can appreciate beautiful greenery! It is known as the most bike-friendly city in America, has a train system that greets you at the airport spanning across the city, and is home to the Portland International Rose Garden, the oldest in the country! Portland is the one place where you will find lively festivals, energetic music, mouthwatering food, and for you basketball fans, the Portland Trail Blazers are a 7 minute walk from the HQs building! There is always something new to experience in this eco-friendly town. As a Disbursement Specialist, you will: Perform analyses and reporting of various metrics within the organization. Generate reports regarding BPA performance and compliance under the Prompt Payment Act, Improper Payment and Recovery Act, and Government Chage Abuse Prevention Act. Ensure compliance with Internal Revenue Code withholding and reporting requirements. Coordinate with DOE headquarters, other government agencies, and taxing authorities all reporting requirements. Prepare all outside reports to DOE headquarters, other government agencies, and taxing authorities. Perform final approval on field clerk entries and transactions. Process Imprest Fund changes and maintain the Imprest Fund file. Access the Treasury system to run IPAC billing documents. - Financial Management Analyst (Department of Defense): This is a Direct Hire Public Notice, under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections are made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) in accordance with Section 5 U.S.C. 9905, as amended by P.L. 116-92, SEC 1109, further amended by P.L. 116-283, SEC 1117 and further amended by P.L.118-31, SEC 1104 and SEC 1250B. Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Responsible for advising senior management and OSD customers on all OSD O&M funding and acquisition issues. Provides support/direction to analysts processing other appropriations within the OSD account. Monitors and controls the receipt of and/or the submission of budget and accounting reports for allocations and allotments for OSD and WHS. Prepares various budget execution reports used to monitor execution of allocated funding. Contacts subordinate reporting components as needed to obtain explanations of unusual deviation and variations in reported data, particularly expenditures which must be reconciled with Treasury cash at the appropriation level. Supports the tri-annual review of un-liquidated obligations for all OSD and WHS allocations. This involves corresponding with numerous accounting offices and accomplishing a review of their funding and un-liquidated obligations and posting to a funding source within a spreadsheet. Provides OSD customer base technical guidance and advice on all phases of the Planning, Programming, Budget, and Execution Process (PPBES). - Cost Analyst, SYD 810 (Space Systems Command): The United States Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command (SSC) at Los Angeles Air Force Base, California is searching for a Cost Analyst (GS-0501-7T12). Description: Are you interested in supporting advanced space technologies in one of the most diverse areas in the country? Come join our team here in sunny Southern California at Space Systems Command. We are located in the city of El Segundo, gateway to the beaches. The area offers a multitude of sandy choices, from Santa Monica to Redondo with plenty of things to do in between including hiking trails, breweries, sporting events, museums, piers, theme parks, zoos, and more. There is only 1 place in the world where you can surf and snowboard all on the same day, and it is in Southern California! Ideal Candidate: A degree in any discipline is acceptable, provided the completion of at least 24 semester hours in a combination of data analytics, operations research, mathematics, probability, statistics. At least 3 of the 24 semester hours must include Calculus Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: 2-page resume should reflect if applicable Knowledge of cost analysis techniques and procedures applicable to all phases of an acquisition program from initial development through sustainment and disposal. Knowledge of engineering and technical terminology sufficient to allow an effective interchange of technical information and its cost implications and application. Knowledge of commonly used financial management, procurement, and acquisition methods, practices, procedures, regulations, policies, and processes. Knowledge of the Programming, Planning, and Budgeting System policies, procedures, and documentation. Knowledge of cost and schedule performance measurement concepts Ability to gather, assemble, analyze, and normalize data to prepare financial cost estimates, develops alternatives, funding requirements and makes recommendations to resolve financial/funding problems. Abilty to adapt models and techniques to changing program requirements; communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, to justify, defend, present, advocate, and/or advise on financial processes, actions, and decisions. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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As a Lead Financial Services Technician (Title 5), GS-0503-9, you will perform the below duties: Serves as Team Leader. Communicates assignments, projects, problems to be solved, actionable events, milestones, and/or program issues under review, and deadlines and time frames for completion. Coaches the team in the selection and application of appropriate problem solving methods and techniques; advises on work methods, practices and procedures; and assists in identifying the parameters of a viable solution. Leads the team in identifying, distributing, and balancing workload and tasks to team members in accordance with established workflow, skill level, and/or occupational specialization. Makes adjustments to accomplish the workload in accordance with established priorities. Provides or arranges for training in methods and techniques of team building and teamwork to accomplish tasks or pro
The duties may include, but are not limited to: Posts all collections to the financial system accurately and timely (high volume). Performs duties associated with collections and debt management. Runs daily Treasury system reports to account for all agency collection activity. Reconciles subsidiary financials to general financials for accounts having a variety of transactions. Reconciles detailed listings of outstanding transactions to the financial system.
You will perform account maintenance and accounting support work such as reviewing key supporting documentation (KSD) for funding document request packages, conducting research and retrieving KSDs to clear suspended transactions. You will monitor and reconcile assigned accounts on a timely manner, and conduct root cause analysis of accounting errors. You will perform execution of both prior and current year funds, monitoring the status of funds, clearing unmatched transactions, and conducting Dormant Account Quarterly reviews. You will use standard office equipment including Microsoft Office suite of applications to perform your duties, both in office and virtual environments.
Compiles, consolidates, checks, and arranges funding data in requests to cover projected annual operating expenses. Analyzes and prepares special and recurring salary reports which provide status or analytical information to various organizations and levels of management services. Monitors, reviews, analyzes, and verifies salary related data and information to determine whether salary liabilities remain within parameters of established guidelines. Participates in the budget preparation process by compiling,consolidating, checking, and arranging funding data in requests to cover projected annual operating expenses. Establishes and maintains records, files and related documentation that affect salary costs
The following are the duties of this position at the GS-07. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties and will receive training to help you grow in this position. Assist with navigating users through various financial systems. Provide daily customer service in a help desk environment on accounting and procurement system related requests as well as technical questions as they relate to the systems. Identify and refer complex problems or questions requiring detailed analysis or extensive system modification to the responsible financial system analyst or higher-level employee. Provide technical assistance and advice to management, support staff, and customers on using an automated financial system.
Occupation: Financial clerical and assistance (series 0503) | posted as: Financial Technician; Medical Reimbursement Technician; Financial Accounts Technician; Recreation Fee Technician | You will do or supervise clerical and technician work in accounting, auditing, budgeting or financial management. In this field, you should understand and apply the procedures and practices of your organization. | ~645 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Lead Financial Services Technician (Title 5) (Permanent) (Department of the Army): As a Lead Financial Services Technician (Title 5), GS-0503-9, you will perform the below duties: Serves as Team Leader. Communicates assignments, projects, problems to be solved, actionable events, milestones, and/or program issues under review, and deadlines and time frames for completion. Coaches the team in the selection and application of appropriate problem solving methods and techniques; advises on work methods, practices and procedures; and assists in identifying the parameters of a viable solution. Leads the team in identifying, distributing, and balancing workload and tasks to team members in accordance with established workflow, skill level, and/or occupational specialization. Makes adjustments to accomplish the workload in accordance with established priorities. Provides or arranges for training in methods and techniques of team building and teamwork to accomplish tasks or projects, and acquisition (formal and on-the-job) training and assistance. Coaches, facilitates, and/or negotiates in coordinating team initiatives and in consensus building activities. Monitors and reports on the status and progress of work and conformance with Branch Chief's instructions. Reports and advises the Branch Chief on team and individual work accomplishments, problems, and progress in mastering tasks and work processes, and individual and team training needs. Prepares reports and maintains records of work accomplishments and administrative information, as required. Maintains metrics for the team. Maintains project files; program and administrative materials; and makes available policies, procedures, and written instructions from the Branch Chief. Represents the team consensus and conveys their findings and recommendations. Performs broad-in-depth financial analysis of inter-related accounting, logistics and computer file systems concerning pay, accounts payable, and various travel entitlements, using multiple procedures, processes and techniques to evaluate alternatives and arrive at decisions, conclusions and recommendations. Analyzes diverse financial management technical methods, techniques, precedent cases, and procedures to resolve an extensive range of difficult financial technical issues or problems. Analyzes particular facts of financial transaction problems/issues, verifies and evaluates data; obtains additional information to reconcile discrepancies or inconsistencies; and applies pertinent fiscal laws, regulations, precedent decisions, and procedures to determine appropriate action for resolution. Interprets data to identify problems, determines nature of the problem or issue, decides approaches to use to resolve issues, and recommends solutions for systemic changes to enhance operations. Uses independent judgment to reconstruct incomplete files, devise more efficient methods for procedural processing, gather and organize information for inquiries, or resolve problems referred by others. Interprets user requirements in designing new ad hoc reports or modifications to standard financial and management systems, resulting from regulatory, system, or force structure changes. Researches, interprets, analyzes, and applies regulations, policies, procedures and legal decisions to work and/or resolve complex financial issues/problems. Performs or conducts research, investigates and solves problems involving reconciliations of discrepancies (Electronic Funds Transfer rejects, pay/personnel/travel mismatches) to identify, analyze and provide solutions regarding multiple entitlements, payments to personnel in various duty statuses and assorted payments to commercial vendors, including computation of interest due. Sorts complicated factual information and applies a variety of financial methods to resolve issues. Coordinates with internal/external financial/program management personnel to resolve issues and/or prevent accounting errors. Reviews and processes MIPRs across multiple DOD agencies. Uses initiative to guide and inform individuals to provide information, take corrective action, and provide findings, and/or recommendations/solutions to comply with established laws and regulations. Performs varied duties, involving financial services payment systems (travel, accounts payable, and pay, i.e. Joint Uniform Military Pay System Uniform Standard Terminal Input System (JUMPS), Operational Data Store (ODS), Standard Financial System ReDesign1 (SRD1), Defense Travel System (DTS), Integrated Automated Travel System (IATS), etc., by applying a series of different and unrelated methods, processes and techniques involving established financial management systems. Analyzes and develops a variety of new or established techniques and methods to evaluate alternatives and arrive at decisions, conclusions, and recommendations that enhance operations. Performs other duties as assigned. - Financial Technician (Department of Agriculture): The duties may include, but are not limited to: Posts all collections to the financial system accurately and timely (high volume). Performs duties associated with collections and debt management. Runs daily Treasury system reports to account for all agency collection activity. Reconciles subsidiary financials to general financials for accounts having a variety of transactions. Reconciles detailed listings of outstanding transactions to the financial system. - FINANCIAL TECHNICIAN (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will perform account maintenance and accounting support work such as reviewing key supporting documentation (KSD) for funding document request packages, conducting research and retrieving KSDs to clear suspended transactions. You will monitor and reconcile assigned accounts on a timely manner, and conduct root cause analysis of accounting errors. You will perform execution of both prior and current year funds, monitoring the status of funds, clearing unmatched transactions, and conducting Dormant Account Quarterly reviews. You will use standard office equipment including Microsoft Office suite of applications to perform your duties, both in office and virtual environments. - Financial and Budget Technician (Agricultural Research Service): Compiles, consolidates, checks, and arranges funding data in requests to cover projected annual operating expenses. Analyzes and prepares special and recurring salary reports which provide status or analytical information to various organizations and levels of management services. Monitors, reviews, analyzes, and verifies salary related data and information to determine whether salary liabilities remain within parameters of established guidelines. Participates in the budget preparation process by compiling,consolidating, checking, and arranging funding data in requests to cover projected annual operating expenses. Establishes and maintains records, files and related documentation that affect salary costs - Financial Systems Technician (Department of the Treasury): The following are the duties of this position at the GS-07. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties and will receive training to help you grow in this position. Assist with navigating users through various financial systems. Provide daily customer service in a help desk environment on accounting and procurement system related requests as well as technical questions as they relate to the systems. Identify and refer complex problems or questions requiring detailed analysis or extensive system modification to the responsible financial system analyst or higher-level employee. Provide technical assistance and advice to management, support staff, and customers on using an automated financial system. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 4 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 3 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Business Financial Managers work as part of a team that handles a wide range of budgetary tasks to effectively manage the total financial affairs of an organization, department, or program by executing financial transactions, performing regular cost analyses, and translating past, present, and proposed resource actions into meaningful and relevant budgetary information for their customers. Responsibilities of a Business Financial Manager include, but are not limited to: - Developing, planning, programming, and defending budgets. - Integrating strategy, capability needs, requirement analysis, and performance requirements into the corporate planning and budgeting processes. - Preparing budget documents that comply with relevant budget regulations, standards, and legislation. - Administering, analyzing, and monitoring current budgets and expenditures for business decision making. - Using fi
Occupation: Financial management (series 0505) | posted as: Business Financial Manager - Entry Level (Maryland); Finance And Accounting Analyst - Entry Level (Maryland) | You will manage an office that handles the financial resources of an organization, field office, bureau, department, independent agency or other federal group. In this field, you may: Develop, coordinate and maintain | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Business Financial Manager - Entry Level (Maryland) (National Security Agency/Central Security Service): Business Financial Managers work as part of a team that handles a wide range of budgetary tasks to effectively manage the total financial affairs of an organization, department, or program by executing financial transactions, performing regular cost analyses, and translating past, present, and proposed resource actions into meaningful and relevant budgetary information for their customers. Responsibilities of a Business Financial Manager include, but are not limited to: - Developing, planning, programming, and defending budgets. - Integrating strategy, capability needs, requirement analysis, and performance requirements into the corporate planning and budgeting processes. - Preparing budget documents that comply with relevant budget regulations, standards, and legislation. - Administering, analyzing, and monitoring current budgets and expenditures for business decision making. - Using financial principles to identify trends in data. - Validating availability of funds. - Preparing and monitoring procurement requisitions through to certification and execution. - Preparing and presenting financial information to management. - Networking and collaborating with counterparts across several different work roles and organizations, both inside and outside of NSA, to establish a financial profile and spend plan that supports the organization's priorities and requirements. - Utilizing corporate financial databases and coordinating across organizational boundaries to plan, budget, and execute funding efficiently and accurately in accordance with financial regulations and mission objectives. - Providing guidance, analysis, and support with regard to budgeting and current year funding execution activities to ensure that resources are appropriately accounted for in spend plans and executed in accordance with applicable resources management policies. - Advising management on the regulatory aspects of resources management to avoid violations such as anti-deficiency and misappropriation of resources. - Utilizing basic office technology resources to include a high level of spreadsheet usage. Note: This is not a supervisory/management position. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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**Please be advised this occupation may be required to undergo a classification consistency review that may result in a change in title, series, and/or grade if determined by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). A "consistency review" is the process that involves a classification review of positions performing work that is identical, or related to an OPM appeal to ensure they are classified consistently and in accordance with OPM standards. If a reduction in grade occurs, you could be eligible for grade and/or pay retention.** Major duties include but are not limited to: Apply established principles, techniques and theories of accounting to the finance operation in a professional manner. Classify, record, control, report, and analyze financial data to show the cost of carrying our responsibilities, provide a basis for financial planning, and provide data for evaluating performance.
Responsible for reviewing and analyzing accounts and evaluating account balances, trends, and conditions to provide guidance to operating officials addressing program funding requirements. Provides accounting data, systems query support and advises program managers on budgetary and program data. Establishes and/or oversees the establishment of chart of accounts for the purposes of maintaining cost accounts for program managers and advises program managers in charge of those accounts. Interprets data base input and output listings and resolves accounting problems with program managers, program analysts and system accountants. Distributes Revolving Fund cost to Corps sites and coordinates the establishment of cross charge purchase requests.
As a ACCOUNTANT (STAFF) at the GS-0510-7/9/11/12 some of your typical work assignments may include: Provides professional, comprehensive knowledge of, and skill in applying theories, practices, methods, and techniques of accounting as Command focal point for accounting structure reconciliation. Reviews and interprets new or substantially revised policy changes issued by higher authorities to determine the impact on current accounting and reporting procedures or systems. Provides advice, assistance, and guidance on financial and related information. Conducts analyses, reviews, and special studies of accounting and/or related financial information for assigned programs/organizations. Uses automated accounting systems(s) and computer-generated products in accomplishing CFO requirements. Prepares reconciliations and support financial reporting processes. Monitor general ledger activity for a
Responsible for the day-to-day functions of the industrial operations at the remote location in regards to property management, inventory management, warehouse management, financial and cost accounting and other related accounting activities that will assist management in the decision making process. Responsible for validating the automated integrated information system data in regards to manufacturing and standard costs by performing compliance testing and participating in the internal compliance audit processes and function. Responsible for utilizing costing ratios and analysis to ensure accuracy of manufacturing and job order costing, cost allocation and performance measurements. Responsible for assisting with the budget development for submission to management detailing projected operating levels for sales, earnings, overhead, inventory levels and capital expenditures for the factory
The primary purpose of this position is to serve as an operational accountant and certifying officer for payable transactions with an oversight funtion. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Examining, analyzing, researching, auditing, interpreting and processing a wide variety of unusual and complex accounting transactions and adjustments. Analyzing account classifications and sub classifications within each appropriation. Applying sound accounting knowledge and understanding of accounting concepts and procedures. Monitoring accounts receivable, accounts payable and the entire bill paying and payment process. .Identifying over or underpayments and potential unauthorized acts or actions. Preparing and interpreting reports. The GS-07 and GS-09 are developmental and will receive tailored instruction, guidance, tr
Occupation: Accounting (series 0510) | posted as: Accountant | You will apply accounting theories, concepts and standards to the financial activities of federal organizations, federal partners and private sector organizations. You may: Design, develop, operate or inspect accoun | ~153 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Accountant (Veterans Health Administration): **Please be advised this occupation may be required to undergo a classification consistency review that may result in a change in title, series, and/or grade if determined by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). A "consistency review" is the process that involves a classification review of positions performing work that is identical, or related to an OPM appeal to ensure they are classified consistently and in accordance with OPM standards. If a reduction in grade occurs, you could be eligible for grade and/or pay retention.** Major duties include but are not limited to: Apply established principles, techniques and theories of accounting to the finance operation in a professional manner. Classify, record, control, report, and analyze financial data to show the cost of carrying our responsibilities, provide a basis for financial planning, and provide data for evaluating performance. Render technical advice on all phases of accounting matters including the analysis and interpretation of pertinent accounting data. Provide technical advice on the form and content of financial statements for use by local management. Conduct analysis of initial or irregular transactions which present accounting procedural problems. Develop appropriate methods of accounting for transactions not sufficiently covered by existing procedures consistent with established guidance. Conduct periodic internal and external audits and other reports. Evaluate and recommend new controls or the deletion of present controls which may be ineffective. Perform reviews of accounting transactions and financial audits. Prepare financial reports. Receive documents for obligation against appropriated funds. Reconcile accounts by comparing balances with related data to assure agreement. Performs other duties as assigned. Promotion Potential: The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulatory, qualification, and performance requirements are met. Selection at a lower grade level does not guarantee promotion to the full performance level. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm Telework: This position may be authorized for Ad-hoc telework. Telework eligibility will be discussed during the interview process. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Accountant/PD23480A and PD23478A Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized The VA Midwest Health Care Network advocates for a Whole Health System of care in each of the Medical Centers. This is an approach to healthcare that empowers and equips people to take charge of their health and well-being and live their lives to the fullest. As an employee operating in a Whole Health System of care, you will operate in a model with three core elements, seeking to create a personalized health plan for each Veteran. This is done in the context of healing relationships and healing environments and a connection back to the Veteran's community. This aligns with the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Mission Statement to Honor America's Veterans by providing exceptional health care that improves their health and well-being. At the Iowa City VA Health Care System, we're more than a hospital-we're a hub for innovation, education, and compassionate care. As a 5-Star CMS-rated facility and proud recipient of the ANA Pathway to Excellence® designation, we set the standard for quality and workplace culture. Our strong academic affiliations with leading institutions like the University of Iowa make us a premier teaching hospital, offering providers unparalleled opportunities for research, collaboration, and professional growth. Here, you'll work alongside dedicated colleagues in an environment that values your expertise and supports your career aspirations-all while serving those who served our nation - ACCOUNTANT (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Responsible for reviewing and analyzing accounts and evaluating account balances, trends, and conditions to provide guidance to operating officials addressing program funding requirements. Provides accounting data, systems query support and advises program managers on budgetary and program data. Establishes and/or oversees the establishment of chart of accounts for the purposes of maintaining cost accounts for program managers and advises program managers in charge of those accounts. Interprets data base input and output listings and resolves accounting problems with program managers, program analysts and system accountants. Distributes Revolving Fund cost to Corps sites and coordinates the establishment of cross charge purchase requests. - ACCOUNTANT (STAFF) (Department of the Air Force): As a ACCOUNTANT (STAFF) at the GS-0510-7/9/11/12 some of your typical work assignments may include: Provides professional, comprehensive knowledge of, and skill in applying theories, practices, methods, and techniques of accounting as Command focal point for accounting structure reconciliation. Reviews and interprets new or substantially revised policy changes issued by higher authorities to determine the impact on current accounting and reporting procedures or systems. Provides advice, assistance, and guidance on financial and related information. Conducts analyses, reviews, and special studies of accounting and/or related financial information for assigned programs/organizations. Uses automated accounting systems(s) and computer-generated products in accomplishing CFO requirements. Prepares reconciliations and support financial reporting processes. Monitor general ledger activity for accuracy and completeness. Supports the audit remediation of Corrective Action Plans (CAPs) and Notices of Findings (NFRs). - Accountant (Factory Operational Accountant) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Responsible for the day-to-day functions of the industrial operations at the remote location in regards to property management, inventory management, warehouse management, financial and cost accounting and other related accounting activities that will assist management in the decision making process. Responsible for validating the automated integrated information system data in regards to manufacturing and standard costs by performing compliance testing and participating in the internal compliance audit processes and function. Responsible for utilizing costing ratios and analysis to ensure accuracy of manufacturing and job order costing, cost allocation and performance measurements. Responsible for assisting with the budget development for submission to management detailing projected operating levels for sales, earnings, overhead, inventory levels and capital expenditures for the factory. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and is performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Accountant, GS-0510-07/09/11 (U.S. Coast Guard): The primary purpose of this position is to serve as an operational accountant and certifying officer for payable transactions with an oversight funtion. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Examining, analyzing, researching, auditing, interpreting and processing a wide variety of unusual and complex accounting transactions and adjustments. Analyzing account classifications and sub classifications within each appropriation. Applying sound accounting knowledge and understanding of accounting concepts and procedures. Monitoring accounts receivable, accounts payable and the entire bill paying and payment process. .Identifying over or underpayments and potential unauthorized acts or actions. Preparing and interpreting reports. The GS-07 and GS-09 are developmental and will receive tailored instruction, guidance, training, and supervision designed to equip the employee with the knowledge and skills necessary for successful performance at the GS-11 position. Educational Transcript: accounting; or a degree in a related field must be submitted to be considered. Reasonable Accommodation (RA) Requests: If you believe you have a disability (i.e., physical or mental), covered by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended that would interfere with completing the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, you will be granted the opportunity to request a RA in your online application. Requests for RA for the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments and appropriate supporting documentation for RA must be received prior to starting the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments. Decisions on requests for RA are made on a case-by-case basis. If you meet the minimum qualifications of the position, after notification of the adjudication of your request, you will receive an email invitation to complete the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, based on your adjudication decision. You must complete all assessments within 48 hours of receiving the URL to access the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments if you received the link after the close of the announcement. To determine if you need a RA, please review the Procedures for Requesting a Reasonable Accommodation for Online Assessments. Reasonable Accommodation Information Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
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| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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This is an open continuous announcement to fill current and future vacancies until 12/31/2026, or if management decides to close the announcement early. Fraud doesn't stop, and neither do we. We're ED OIG, an independent oversight office within ED charged with identifying and preventing fraud, waste, and abuse, and ensuring accountability and effectiveness in ED programs. If you want to help fight fraud and make a difference for America's students, schools, and taxpayers, we may have the career for you! We offer competitive salaries, opportunities for rapid and substantial salary increases and career growth, great benefits, employee recognition programs, and more. Often referred to as America's watchdogs, it's the OIG's job to help ensure that hard-earned tax dollars that fund ED programs and operations are used as intended by law, achieve the desired results, and reach the intended reci
DIA employs a variety of professionals who serve throughout the workforce to ensure successful operations. To view this position’s duties, click Vacancies to be directed to DIA’s online application system. Please make note of the position title and 6-digit Job Opening ID number to which you are interested. You can scroll to the bottom of the page to locate the announcement or click on the “Advanced Search” link and enter in the 6-digit Job Opening ID number in the “Job Opening ID” field.
Duties are listed at the GS-12 grade level. Applies audit techniques to complete evaluation of information and data and works on specified audit assignments which facilitate the efforts of the audit team as a whole. Reviews and inspects documentation, sampling data, and case files and sets up test programs to validate agency computer systems and other data. Performs all requirements needed to complete segments of financial, operational or performance audits. Prepares audit reports to provide information on program operations and to identify causes of deficiencies or problems. Recommends corrective actions such as modifying management systems, financial and accounting systems, workflow, lines of authority, and other corrective actions.
The position is located in the U.S. International Trade Commission, Office of Investigations, Financial Analysis and Accounting Division. As a Financial Analyst (Auditor) Recent Graduate, you will assist in the collection and assessment of financial information relevant to import injury proceedings, which will have a significant impact on international trade in the subject merchandise, as well as the relevant domestic industry. The duties are designed to encourage professional growth and development through a variety of experiences, including the collection, analysis, and presentation of financial data related to import injury proceedings. Specifically, the incumbent assists the Financial Analysis and Accounting Division within the Office of Investigations in import injury proceedings through review and analysis of submitted financial data, follow-up with reporting U.S. producers to corr
Identifies existing data resources, coordinates research areas, and reviews relevant legislation, regulations, SSA policies, and other internal and external reports to accomplish project objectives. Develops comprehensive plans to accomplish complex and sensitive projects in accordance with applicable standards, policies, and procedures. Modifies work plans by changing areas of emphasis and devises new approaches as determined by the analysis of preliminary findings. Communicates project objectives and work plans to project team members and OIG executives at team meetings, and to Agency staff at entrance conferences. Performs projects in accordance with the work plans and applicable standards. Interviews others to gather information necessary to accomplish objectives. Analyzes information gathered to evaluate compliance with program regulations, policies, and procedures to evaluate accom
Occupation: Auditing (series 0511) | posted as: Auditor; Internal Audit; Finance & Acquisition - (Ncr Hiring Blitz - 2026) (Gg 7-10) | You will review financial records and reports and financial controls, policies and procedures for organizations. In this field, you will develop and execute audit policies and programs, conduct performance audits and hel | ~388 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Auditor (Performance), GS-0511-07/09 (DE) Open Continuous (Department of Education): This is an open continuous announcement to fill current and future vacancies until 12/31/2026, or if management decides to close the announcement early. Fraud doesn't stop, and neither do we. We're ED OIG, an independent oversight office within ED charged with identifying and preventing fraud, waste, and abuse, and ensuring accountability and effectiveness in ED programs. If you want to help fight fraud and make a difference for America's students, schools, and taxpayers, we may have the career for you! We offer competitive salaries, opportunities for rapid and substantial salary increases and career growth, great benefits, employee recognition programs, and more. Often referred to as America's watchdogs, it's the OIG's job to help ensure that hard-earned tax dollars that fund ED programs and operations are used as intended by law, achieve the desired results, and reach the intended recipients. OIG conducts audits and reviews of issues involving Federal student aid, K–12 schools, charter schools, special education, career and technical education, adult education, and more. When our work identifies problems, we propose solutions. Our work has resulted in improvements to ED programs and changes to some of the most important Federal education laws in our country. OIG also conducts criminal and civil investigations into suspected fraudulent activities by schools, colleges, universities, contractors, subcontractors, school officials—any entity or individual that participates in ED programs or receives ED funding. Our work has unraveled multimillion-dollar fraud schemes by people placed in positions of trust to educate our children. We're also on the cutting edge of cybersecurity, using the latest technology and techniques to discover and defeat current and emerging threats from cyber and economic crime. We tackle new and emerging issues head-on, continually work to improve our techniques and capabilities, and consistently expand our expertise by training and developing staff. This dedication has enabled OIG to become a leader in the Federal government in the areas of audits, investigations, and fighting cybercrime. Whether you're just entering the workforce or are a seasoned professional, if you're looking for a career rather than just a job, and interested in shaping the next generation of Americans tackling tomorrow's challenges, consider joining our team. Audit Services is responsible for all audit, inspection, and other activities to promote economy, efficiency, and effectiveness, and prevent and detect fraud and abuse, in ED programs and operations. This position would be with one of the following Audit Services teams: Internal Operations Oversight Team. Based in Washington, DC, this team conducts audit-related work focused on ED-wide operations and program management, including high-profile work related to contracts and grant programs, requests by Congress, OIG Hotline complaints, and statutorily-required assignments. It provides the means for OIG to build and maintain program and technical expertise in a multitude of areas across ED. Elementary and Secondary Education Oversight Team. Based in various offices throughout the country, this team conducts audit-related work focused on Federal elementary and secondary education programs, as well as special education and rehabilitative services programs. It provides the means for OIG to build and maintain program or technical expertise in these areas. Higher Education Oversight Team. Based in various offices throughout the country, this team conducts audit-related work focused on Federal higher education programs, including the Federal student aid programs, as well as career and technical education programs. It provides the means for OIG to build and maintain program or technical expertise in these areas. As a Performance Auditor at the GS-7 level in an entry-level capacity, the incumbent will participate in the planning and design of Audit Services projects; completion of evaluation, research, and data analysis activities, and in assessments of data quality and reliability, risk, and internal control design and implementation; and preparation of written work products, including interview writeups, document reviews, spreadsheets, summaries, and exhibits. As a Performance Auditor at the GS-9 level in a developmental capacity, the incumbent will assist in the planning and design of Audit Services projects and contribute to the completion of related activities; assist in the completion of evaluation, research, and data analysis activities, and in assessments of data quality and reliability, risk, and internal control design and implementation; and participate in the preparation of written work products, including interview writeups, document reviews, spreadsheets, summaries, and exhibits, and in the development of conclusions and preparation of reporting elements in relation to the project's objectives. - FINANCE & ACQUISITION - (NCR HIRING BLITZ - 2026) (GG 7-10) (Defense Intelligence Agency): DIA employs a variety of professionals who serve throughout the workforce to ensure successful operations. To view this position’s duties, click Vacancies to be directed to DIA’s online application system. Please make note of the position title and 6-digit Job Opening ID number to which you are interested. You can scroll to the bottom of the page to locate the announcement or click on the “Advanced Search” link and enter in the 6-digit Job Opening ID number in the “Job Opening ID” field. - Auditor (Forest Service): Duties are listed at the GS-12 grade level. Applies audit techniques to complete evaluation of information and data and works on specified audit assignments which facilitate the efforts of the audit team as a whole. Reviews and inspects documentation, sampling data, and case files and sets up test programs to validate agency computer systems and other data. Performs all requirements needed to complete segments of financial, operational or performance audits. Prepares audit reports to provide information on program operations and to identify causes of deficiencies or problems. Recommends corrective actions such as modifying management systems, financial and accounting systems, workflow, lines of authority, and other corrective actions. - Financial Analyst (Auditor) Recent Grad (U.S. International Trade Commission): The position is located in the U.S. International Trade Commission, Office of Investigations, Financial Analysis and Accounting Division. As a Financial Analyst (Auditor) Recent Graduate, you will assist in the collection and assessment of financial information relevant to import injury proceedings, which will have a significant impact on international trade in the subject merchandise, as well as the relevant domestic industry. The duties are designed to encourage professional growth and development through a variety of experiences, including the collection, analysis, and presentation of financial data related to import injury proceedings. Specifically, the incumbent assists the Financial Analysis and Accounting Division within the Office of Investigations in import injury proceedings through review and analysis of submitted financial data, follow-up with reporting U.S. producers to correct or clarify reported financial data, drafting reports, and review and summarization of financial data in of legal documents. - Auditor (Performance) (Social Security Administration): Identifies existing data resources, coordinates research areas, and reviews relevant legislation, regulations, SSA policies, and other internal and external reports to accomplish project objectives. Develops comprehensive plans to accomplish complex and sensitive projects in accordance with applicable standards, policies, and procedures. Modifies work plans by changing areas of emphasis and devises new approaches as determined by the analysis of preliminary findings. Communicates project objectives and work plans to project team members and OIG executives at team meetings, and to Agency staff at entrance conferences. Performs projects in accordance with the work plans and applicable standards. Interviews others to gather information necessary to accomplish objectives. Analyzes information gathered to evaluate compliance with program regulations, policies, and procedures to evaluate accomplishment of program goals and to assess the economy and efficiency of operations. Prepares written reports, memos, and other documents to summarize the results of reviews and to present recommendations. Presents the results of projects and addresses questions or concerns during team meetings and briefings with OIG executives and during exit conferences with SSA staff. Liaises with SSA staff on program and operational issues and negotiates to gain acceptance of findings and the recommendations presented where differing points of view may be strongly held. Identifies problem areas and researches, gathers, and analyzes information that results in new project proposals. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The following are the duties of this position at the full working level. If this vacancy includes more than one grade and you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to help you grow in this position. Assists in the management of a large inventory of various categories and abstracts of Excise Tax Returns, determining on review of the returns or claims whether an audit is required or whether the return should be accepted as filed. The Internal Revenue Agent assists in the preparation of audit plans, prioritizing, and scheduling assigned work. Assists with field examinations of large unit manufacturers, businesses of similar size and complexity to determine compliance with Federal excise tax laws. Field examinations include audits of books and records such as ledgers, journals, cash books, vouchers, bank accou
Occupation: Internal revenue agent (series 0512) | posted as: Internal Revenue Agent (Bank Secrecy Act Examiner); Internal Revenue Agent (Excise Tax Specialist) | As part of the Internal Revenue Service (link to: https://www.irs.gov/), you will determine or advise people on whether they owe federal taxes. In this field, you should know accounting, tax laws and related regulations. | ~408 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Internal Revenue Agent (Excise Tax Specialist) (Internal Revenue Service): The following are the duties of this position at the full working level. If this vacancy includes more than one grade and you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to help you grow in this position. Assists in the management of a large inventory of various categories and abstracts of Excise Tax Returns, determining on review of the returns or claims whether an audit is required or whether the return should be accepted as filed. The Internal Revenue Agent assists in the preparation of audit plans, prioritizing, and scheduling assigned work. Assists with field examinations of large unit manufacturers, businesses of similar size and complexity to determine compliance with Federal excise tax laws. Field examinations include audits of books and records such as ledgers, journals, cash books, vouchers, bank accounts, correspondence, minutes of meetings, trust instruments, exemption certificates, certificates of incorporation, partnership agreements and catalogs of manufactured goods. Pre-audit attention is focused on those accounts that may have a bearing on excise tax liability. In cases where the taxpayer's records are inadequate or incomplete, including third party records and other internal documents, reconstructs the cost of taxable merchandise available for sale, the cost of taxable goods sold the gross profit mark-up and the taxable sales as it relates to potential federal excise liability. Assists in the coordination and receipt of tax documentation and information from third parties, such as customs, suppliers, or manufacturers. In medium-sized companies, assigned cases involve exemptions and credits, or the characteristics of manufactured items or distributed products that may or may not make the item or product subject to excise taxation. The incumbent contributes to the reconstruction of accounts and/or the development of other phases of the examination. Develops and reconstructs accounts and/or develops other phases of the examination. Under modest supervisory review, initiates audits and investigations arising from case assignments or when referred by Revenue Officers, Internal Revenue Agents, Special Agents or others. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Duties include, but are not limited to: Accounting Support: Examines, verifies, and maintains financial accounts and accounting data and classifies accounting transactions including the verification of the accuracy and completeness of the accounting data. Reviews and classifies a variety of financial transactions involving the operations of the Medical Center including journalizing corrective actions for erroneous conditions. Determines the general ledger accounts, journals, and subsidiary accounts affected, and the debit and credit entries to be made. Summarizes transactions and prepares control documents or other posting documents reflecting the entries to be made Receives and analyzes various types of documents to determine propriety, validity, budget, expenditure limitation, completeness and correctness of account data. Determines proper cost centers, budget object codes (BOC}, appro
Ensure all areas of hospital reimbursement are billed, collected, transferred, and deposited for hospital services. Calculate the full civilian cost of care using the correct charge rate table. Verify and enter data in to computer billing system. Interview patients for health insurance and Medicare information. Interpret and comply with requests for data from external services or agencies.
As an Accounting Technician, at the GS-07 you will perform the following duties: Managing processes for accuracy, compliance with regulations. Preparing documents for input into the accounting system. Reviewing documents for accuracy, compliance with regulations, and proper approval prior to entering information into the financial system. Utilizing multiple databases to ensure transmitted transactions and processes are accomplished timely and accurately.
Executes and records complex accounting transactions, including obligations, cost transfers, and refunds, in line with fiscal policy. Maintains financial database integrity by identifying, troubleshooting, and resolving rejected transactions and system errors. Enforces internal control protocols to safeguard government funds against waste, fraud, abuse, and transactional errors. Serves as primary custodian for registered and certified mail, ensuring strict chain-of-custody and digital log accuracy. Operates a Government Vehicle (GOV) to conduct daily mail transport and distribution for consolidated military facilities. Investigates disputed documentation, drafts account status reports, and serves as liaison between finance and field units.
Responsible for posting of all contractual/adjustments related to and in conjunction with posting of payment in accordance with policy and procedures Review and examine various bill types of patient care to third party payers and performs third party collection posting of the automated account receivable program Enter payment data into automated individual accounts receivable reflecting appropriate deductible coinsurance, non-covered charges and standard payment amount to reconcile patient accounts within 72 hours of receiving the batches Reconcile accounts comparing account balance with related data to assure agreement; review records and source documents to identify the sources and discrepancies and determine the entries required
Occupation: Accounting technician (series 0525) | posted as: Accounting Technician; Accounts Maintenance Clerk | You will do clerical and technician work supporting government accounting work. You may also support auditing work and develop accounting procedures. In this field, you should understand accounting systems, policies and | ~531 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Accounting Technician (Department of Veterans Affairs): Duties include, but are not limited to: Accounting Support: Examines, verifies, and maintains financial accounts and accounting data and classifies accounting transactions including the verification of the accuracy and completeness of the accounting data. Reviews and classifies a variety of financial transactions involving the operations of the Medical Center including journalizing corrective actions for erroneous conditions. Determines the general ledger accounts, journals, and subsidiary accounts affected, and the debit and credit entries to be made. Summarizes transactions and prepares control documents or other posting documents reflecting the entries to be made Receives and analyzes various types of documents to determine propriety, validity, budget, expenditure limitation, completeness and correctness of account data. Determines proper cost centers, budget object codes (BOC}, appropriations and fund control points to be entered into a computerized cost accounting system. All documents must be verified for accuracy and completeness of accounting data prior to entry. Also verifies the accuracy and completeness of documents to ensure that service or supplies have been certified as to receipt. Accounts Receivable: Creates bills of collection associated with fiscal transaction processing and records the debt in the proper account and appropriation, and applies diligent follow-up and collection actions. Initiates correspondence to discuss the status of the account when inquiry is made, and/or to support general ledger accounts. Provides accounting technical support to the MAPAC Centralized Revenue Unit (CRU) and Centralized Fee Unit (CFU), in processing appropriate refunds associated with MCCF collections. Support includes management of bank debit voucher for insufficient funds, etc., increase/decrease adjustments to accounts receivable, look up billing information, verification of bank deposits for payments received or refunds received. Agent Cashier Support: Completes all Agent Cashier functions in accordance with applicable Treasury Department rules, VA Regulations and VA Handbook 4010 in specific. Disburses cash payments to patients, employees and other individuals. Examines supporting documents of each disbursement to assure all legal and administrative requirements have been met for such disbursement. Cashes negotiable instruments for hospitalized patients. Performs collection activity that includes receiving, receipting, and depositing of funds to a local bank depository. A determination of the proper appropriation to credit these funds must be made prior to deposit. Utilizes OTCnet for deposit processing. Determines the acceptability of payment documents and cash items aided by knowledge of Treasury Department and VA Regulations. Payroll Support: Assists in payroll support to review time and attendance records of a diversified workforce covering a variety of different types of appointments and employment situations under various pay systems with different entitlements to pay, leave, deductions and benefits based upon pay plans. Responds to written or verbal inquiries from employees and supervisors with accuracy concerning all aspects of pay and leave. Assists in semiannual audits to assure conformity to regulations by coordinating request from VISN payroll with the service. Travel Support: Serves as a backup travel liaison for contact with other Medical Centers, VA Central Office, VISN, and non-VA personnel, as necessary. Provides prospective travelers with the availability of various modes of travel and accommodations, while ensuring that all applicable government regulations and cost savings procedures are followed by counseling and advising personnel on travel procedures and responsibilities, entitlements and other related travel areas applicable to temporary or permanent duty travel. Makes decisions required to prepare orders, arrange itineraries, prepare government transportation requests, lodging requests, determines travel costs, determines per diem costs, and/or subsistence expense, makes travel reservations, arranges for delivery of tickets or picks up, and prepares vouchers in connection with claim for reimbursement. Work Schedule: 8:00AM - 4:30PM, Monday - Friday Telework: VA supports the use of telework as a way to help attract and retain talented individuals in public service, increase worker productivity, and better prepare the agency to operate during emergencies. This position may be authorized for telework. Telework eligibility will be discussed during the interview process. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Accounting Technician/PD06218A Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized. Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized. PCS Appraised Value Offer (AVO): Not Authorized. Financial Disclosure Report: Not required. - Accounting Technician (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Ensure all areas of hospital reimbursement are billed, collected, transferred, and deposited for hospital services. Calculate the full civilian cost of care using the correct charge rate table. Verify and enter data in to computer billing system. Interview patients for health insurance and Medicare information. Interpret and comply with requests for data from external services or agencies. - Accounting Technician (Immigration and Customs Enforcement): As an Accounting Technician, at the GS-07 you will perform the following duties: Managing processes for accuracy, compliance with regulations. Preparing documents for input into the accounting system. Reviewing documents for accuracy, compliance with regulations, and proper approval prior to entering information into the financial system. Utilizing multiple databases to ensure transmitted transactions and processes are accomplished timely and accurately. - Accounting Technician (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Executes and records complex accounting transactions, including obligations, cost transfers, and refunds, in line with fiscal policy. Maintains financial database integrity by identifying, troubleshooting, and resolving rejected transactions and system errors. Enforces internal control protocols to safeguard government funds against waste, fraud, abuse, and transactional errors. Serves as primary custodian for registered and certified mail, ensuring strict chain-of-custody and digital log accuracy. Operates a Government Vehicle (GOV) to conduct daily mail transport and distribution for consolidated military facilities. Investigates disputed documentation, drafts account status reports, and serves as liaison between finance and field units. - Accounting Technician (Indian Health Service): Responsible for posting of all contractual/adjustments related to and in conjunction with posting of payment in accordance with policy and procedures Review and examine various bill types of patient care to third party payers and performs third party collection posting of the automated account receivable program Enter payment data into automated individual accounts receivable reflecting appropriate deductible coinsurance, non-covered charges and standard payment amount to reconcile patient accounts within 72 hours of receiving the batches Reconcile accounts comparing account balance with related data to assure agreement; review records and source documents to identify the sources and discrepancies and determine the entries required Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Tax specialist (series 0526) | You will work with taxpayers, manufacturers, producers, importers or organizations on tax debts and relevant duties or tariffs. You will: Analyze programs that provide tax, duty, tariff and revenue accounting service | ~75 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Position responsibilities include: Counts change fund, sets up cash drawers, and verifies the accuracy of each drawer. Turns on the master cash control processor and sets up the office terminal(s) for the day's business. Issues change to cashiers. Operates cash register, as needed. Periodically checks cash register drawers to prevent extensive fund accumulation. Bags and seals cash and checks, makes up change list for secure pick up and deposit. Verifies cashier records against total of change funds and sales records. In accordance with Department of Defense (DoD) Instruction 1300.26, "Operation of the DoD Financial Management Certification Program," this Position requires a Level _1_ Certification under the DoD Financial Management (FM) Certification Program as a condition of employment. If he or she is not already certified at this level, the incumbent of this Position must obtain this
***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** Duties include but may not be limited to: Performs clerical work in support of an agency cash processing function involving the receipt, disbursement, examination, deposit, custody, or other clerical processing of cash items. Prepares receipts for various types of collections to include medical co-payments, third party insurance payment, overpayments, returned checks and jury duty fees or other collections from employees. Submits requests to the appropriate divisions to determine the disposition for certain collections. Receives and disburses funds from personal fund of patients. Issues payment of cash for certain designated classes of Fiscal Vouchers such as beneficiary and employee travel, local transportation, final salary payments to separated employe
Collects currency, checks, money orders, and card payments for various payment categories. Processes physical and electronic deposits. Balances collections with invoices daily. Records outstanding balance entries in the official general ledger. Serves as Teller, Patient’s Trust Fund (PTF) agent responsible for receipting, safekeeping, and accounting for patient’s funds and valuables deposited with the fund.
Occupation: Cash processing (series 0530) | posted as: Teller; Cash Clerk | You will receive, give out, review and deposit cash. In this field, you should know how to identify counterfeit money and the processing procedures of federal agencies and other institutions. | ~86 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Teller (Defense Commissary Agency): Position responsibilities include: Counts change fund, sets up cash drawers, and verifies the accuracy of each drawer. Turns on the master cash control processor and sets up the office terminal(s) for the day's business. Issues change to cashiers. Operates cash register, as needed. Periodically checks cash register drawers to prevent extensive fund accumulation. Bags and seals cash and checks, makes up change list for secure pick up and deposit. Verifies cashier records against total of change funds and sales records. In accordance with Department of Defense (DoD) Instruction 1300.26, "Operation of the DoD Financial Management Certification Program," this Position requires a Level _1_ Certification under the DoD Financial Management (FM) Certification Program as a condition of employment. If he or she is not already certified at this level, the incumbent of this Position must obtain this certification within two (2) years of entry of entry into this FM position. Once certified, the incumbent must meet the continuing education training requirement as outlined in DoDI 1300.26. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. This critical information is found under: Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated Your resume must thoroughly describe how your skills and experiences align to the criteria defined in the Qualifications section of this announcement and it must support your responses to the assessment questionnaire. We do not assume you have the necessary experience to successfully perform in this job regardless of your employment history or academic career. - Teller (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** Duties include but may not be limited to: Performs clerical work in support of an agency cash processing function involving the receipt, disbursement, examination, deposit, custody, or other clerical processing of cash items. Prepares receipts for various types of collections to include medical co-payments, third party insurance payment, overpayments, returned checks and jury duty fees or other collections from employees. Submits requests to the appropriate divisions to determine the disposition for certain collections. Receives and disburses funds from personal fund of patients. Issues payment of cash for certain designated classes of Fiscal Vouchers such as beneficiary and employee travel, local transportation, final salary payments to separated employees, etc. Balances the advanced funds daily. Responsible for training all alternate Agent Cashiers and keeping them informed of any type of change encountered or mandated. Responds to written or oral inquiries concerning payments or audit-related information. Prepare and maintains necessary reports for accounting and statistical purposes. Reviews documents for completeness, accuracy, and proper authorization in accordance with established procedures. Reconciles and reviews all transaction accounting classifications to ensure they were input property into the various accounting systems. Serves as additional timekeeper for the Fiscal department. Performs other duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Full time, Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved - Teller (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Collects currency, checks, money orders, and card payments for various payment categories. Processes physical and electronic deposits. Balances collections with invoices daily. Records outstanding balance entries in the official general ledger. Serves as Teller, Patient’s Trust Fund (PTF) agent responsible for receipting, safekeeping, and accounting for patient’s funds and valuables deposited with the fund. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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This position is located in the accounts payable processing (A/P) team within the Accounting Operations Department (AO) of OF&A. The incumbent services as the AP technician and reports directly to the AP supervisor. In this position, you will: Perform data entry by entering invoices for payment in the Accounts Payable module of the financial accounting system, checking to ensure that payments are posted and released. Reconcile payments, issue resolutions and corrections and assist with Accounts Payable staff training and follow newly developed policy and procedure. Prepare and update reports and worksheets, clear exceptions and fix errors, and provide status updates to management on a daily or weekly basis. Provide quality customer service responding to inquiries and assisting Smithsonian personnel regarding completing and submitting appropriate forms.
Reviews delinquent patient records for any outstanding balances and follows up with patients. Prepares and processes a variety of documents related to patients with outstanding balances. Maintains a patient account filing system. Resolves difficult reconciliation discrepancies. Prepares monthly, quarterly, and annual reports.
Occupation: Voucher examining (series 0540) | posted as: Voucher Examiner | You will review payment requests to make sure they are accurate, comply with laws and regulations and are justified. | ~14 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Voucher Examiner (Smithsonian Institution ): This position is located in the accounts payable processing (A/P) team within the Accounting Operations Department (AO) of OF&A. The incumbent services as the AP technician and reports directly to the AP supervisor. In this position, you will: Perform data entry by entering invoices for payment in the Accounts Payable module of the financial accounting system, checking to ensure that payments are posted and released. Reconcile payments, issue resolutions and corrections and assist with Accounts Payable staff training and follow newly developed policy and procedure. Prepare and update reports and worksheets, clear exceptions and fix errors, and provide status updates to management on a daily or weekly basis. Provide quality customer service responding to inquiries and assisting Smithsonian personnel regarding completing and submitting appropriate forms. - Voucher Examiner (Indian Health Service): Reviews delinquent patient records for any outstanding balances and follows up with patients. Prepares and processes a variety of documents related to patients with outstanding balances. Maintains a patient account filing system. Resolves difficult reconciliation discrepancies. Prepares monthly, quarterly, and annual reports. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 3 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The purpose of the Time and Leave Clerk is to process and maintain attendance and leave records for Nursing Service. The position is also required to train and educate new employees and staff on attendance and leave systems/software. Duties Major duties include, but are not limited to: Time, Attendance & Records Management: Prepares Time and Attendance Reports for all Title 38, Hybrid Title 38 and Title 5 employees for Nursing Services. Verifies Tours of Duty. Verifies Pay entitlements to include regular pay, overtime, compensatory time, scheduled and unscheduled hours at regular and at overtime rates, multiple compressed schedules, night differentials, Saturday and Sunday Premium Pays, Holiday Pay, etc. Leave computations and charges. Responsible for correct posting, recording and coding of employees who are injured on duty and relieved due to the nature of the injury. Mush be familiar
Perform data entry and correction of time and attendance data. Serve as the local Customer Service Representative for various civilian pay-related matters. Receive and analyze problems relating to automated pay applications. Provide initial and refresher time and attendance training to customers. Maintain pay and leave files for routine and non-routine actions. Serve as a point of contact for in and out-processing of civilian employees
Duties described below reflect the full performance level GS-06. Duties assigned to an entry grade of GS-05 will be developmental in nature. The Civilian Pay Help Desk responds to inbound phone calls from customers with inquiries and requests, courteously and professionally, while providing a customer experience that offers consistent and accurate information in a timely manner. Researches employee leave/pay issues based on inquiries that include special pay requests, validating and requesting changes to service computation dates, advising supervisors on overtime requests, and resolving issues regarding debt letters. The Help Desk technician’s primary function is to respond to inquiries in an environment involving high customer volume and sensitive content related to the overall entitlements/pay processes. Determines eligibility for pay and benefits based on appointment type and pay plan
As a CIVILIAN PAY TECHNICIAN at the GS-0544-8 some of your typical work assignments may include: Serves as an advisor to management by identifying and assessing risk using data analytics for accurate reporting in identifying problems/trends and providing advisory services as to proper methods, techniques, and factors. Serves as focal point and subject matter expert involving all finance-related requirements of the Civilian Payroll System/Timekeeping Program including tracking, reporting and auditing of related civilian pay financials. Provides financial advisory services to the USTRANSCOM Headquarters senior managers, TRANSCOM Oversight Counsel (TOC) members, Resource Advisors (RA) and staff on all USTRANSCOM Headquarters financial management matters relative to funds received by USTRANSCOM from various sources. Provides training, instruction, and guidance on all Civ Pay procedures to su
Performs technical and administrative support operations for a federal correctional facility. Responsible for time and attendance record keeping of all assigned employees. Responsible for maintaining documentation regarding leave and pay as appropriate. Ensures time is correctly keyed into the system, verifies overtime has been approved before keying and confirms staff are entitled to additional pay such as overtime, night differential and Sunday/holiday pay. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff's correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis.
Occupation: Civilian pay (series 0544) | posted as: Time And Leave Clerk; Civilian Pay Technician; Time & Leave Clerk | You will determine pay, maintain and create pay records and reports and handle time and leave records for federal employees. In this field, you should understand federal government pay and paid time off rules and regulat | ~122 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Time & Leave Clerk (Veterans Health Administration): The purpose of the Time and Leave Clerk is to process and maintain attendance and leave records for Nursing Service. The position is also required to train and educate new employees and staff on attendance and leave systems/software. Duties Major duties include, but are not limited to: Time, Attendance & Records Management: Prepares Time and Attendance Reports for all Title 38, Hybrid Title 38 and Title 5 employees for Nursing Services. Verifies Tours of Duty. Verifies Pay entitlements to include regular pay, overtime, compensatory time, scheduled and unscheduled hours at regular and at overtime rates, multiple compressed schedules, night differentials, Saturday and Sunday Premium Pays, Holiday Pay, etc. Leave computations and charges. Responsible for correct posting, recording and coding of employees who are injured on duty and relieved due to the nature of the injury. Mush be familiar with OWCP regulations to comply and apply posting requirements to the timecard. Posts and records appropriate information indicating "COP" benefits and leave charges. Coordinates with the OWCP Clerk and Safety Officer to assure accuracy of records and claims. Trains and educates leave approving officials, timekeeper staff and new employees in one-on-one sessions regarding employee electronic time cards. Clerical and Administrative Work: Performs general clerical and administrative work, which encompasses a variety of different duties and responsibilities such as typing, office automation at or above the established minimum proficiency level and use of Microsoft Office Programs to include Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. Utilizes Microsoft Outlook and Teams for communication with managers and other Microsoft programs to track and trend data. Expert knowledge of Acustaf Scheduling Software utilizing that software to confirm precise hours worked and generates timecards in the VA Time and Attendance System (VATAS)responding and correcting any error messages generated in VATAS to create an accurate timecards for pay. Adheres to VA policies regarding all record keeping related to time and leave. Performs other duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Monday to Friday, Variable Day Tours Telework: AD-Hoc. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Time & Leave Clerk/PD044650 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Civilian Pay Technician (Department of Defense): Perform data entry and correction of time and attendance data. Serve as the local Customer Service Representative for various civilian pay-related matters. Receive and analyze problems relating to automated pay applications. Provide initial and refresher time and attendance training to customers. Maintain pay and leave files for routine and non-routine actions. Serve as a point of contact for in and out-processing of civilian employees - CIVILIAN PAY TECHNICIAN (HELP DESK) (Defense Finance and Accounting Service): Duties described below reflect the full performance level GS-06. Duties assigned to an entry grade of GS-05 will be developmental in nature. The Civilian Pay Help Desk responds to inbound phone calls from customers with inquiries and requests, courteously and professionally, while providing a customer experience that offers consistent and accurate information in a timely manner. Researches employee leave/pay issues based on inquiries that include special pay requests, validating and requesting changes to service computation dates, advising supervisors on overtime requests, and resolving issues regarding debt letters. The Help Desk technician’s primary function is to respond to inquiries in an environment involving high customer volume and sensitive content related to the overall entitlements/pay processes. Determines eligibility for pay and benefits based on appointment type and pay plan, tour of duty, and location of employment. Uses various automated systems and databases to: search records and customer accounts, procedures and guidelines to identify and explain information. - CIVILIAN PAY TECHNICIAN (Air Force Elements, U.S. Transportation Command): As a CIVILIAN PAY TECHNICIAN at the GS-0544-8 some of your typical work assignments may include: Serves as an advisor to management by identifying and assessing risk using data analytics for accurate reporting in identifying problems/trends and providing advisory services as to proper methods, techniques, and factors. Serves as focal point and subject matter expert involving all finance-related requirements of the Civilian Payroll System/Timekeeping Program including tracking, reporting and auditing of related civilian pay financials. Provides financial advisory services to the USTRANSCOM Headquarters senior managers, TRANSCOM Oversight Counsel (TOC) members, Resource Advisors (RA) and staff on all USTRANSCOM Headquarters financial management matters relative to funds received by USTRANSCOM from various sources. Provides training, instruction, and guidance on all Civ Pay procedures to supervisors, employees, and or unit timecard representatives. - Time and Leave Clerk (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Performs technical and administrative support operations for a federal correctional facility. Responsible for time and attendance record keeping of all assigned employees. Responsible for maintaining documentation regarding leave and pay as appropriate. Ensures time is correctly keyed into the system, verifies overtime has been approved before keying and confirms staff are entitled to additional pay such as overtime, night differential and Sunday/holiday pay. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff's correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Serves as a Supervisory Military Pay Technician with responsibility for managing a work unit performing technical military pay support activities that facilitate the mission of the US Army Financial Management Command (USAFMCOM). Assigns work to subordinate employees based on immediate priorities, workload, difficulty of assignments, and the capabilities of employees. Reviews work for technical adequacy and compliance with established policies, procedures, and deadlines. Provides advice, guidance, and instruction to employees on both work and administrative matters. Interviews candidates for vacant positions; recommends hiring, promotion, reassignment, or separation of employees. Hears and resolves minor employee complaints, referring more serious unresolved complaints to higher-level supervisor; takes minor disciplinary measures, such as warnings, reprimands, and recommends more severe
Duties described below reflect the full performance level of GS-06. Duties assigned at the entry grade of GS-05 will be developmental in nature. Resolves pay and allowance problems such as correcting a pay account which may include retroactive claims involving extensive research and manual computations, taxes, and allotment reconciliation. Reviews pay accounts and service records to resolve problems affecting enlistment extension and reenlistment eligibility and bonuses. Verifies eligibility and computes pay and allowance cases using rules and regulations governing each pay entitlement. Manages, resolves, and processes a wide range of debt collection cases which requires extensive research, review, and application of prior year laws, regulations, U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) decisions, and other procedures and audits. Audits pay accounts to resolve issues involving several
Audit a variety of military pay actions to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Provide military entitlements, pay and benefits technical guidance to Soldiers, Units, and Army Finance Offices. Provide assistance to personnel on all military pay inquiries. Utilize various automated military pay and travel systems to review vouchers for payment. Interpret data from the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) to determine and initiate the appropriate actions. Provide direct service support to all deployed and non-deployed service members. Process documents electronically through a variety of automated pay systems. Audit pay to determine validity of over and under payment claims.
Occupation: Military pay (series 0545) | posted as: Military Pay Technician; Military Pay Technichian | You will determine, maintain, correct and close pay accounts for active, reserve or retired military members and their relevant family members. In this field, you should understand military pay, benefits, regulations and | ~179 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - SUPV MILITARY PAY TECHNICIAN (US Army Financial Management Command): Serves as a Supervisory Military Pay Technician with responsibility for managing a work unit performing technical military pay support activities that facilitate the mission of the US Army Financial Management Command (USAFMCOM). Assigns work to subordinate employees based on immediate priorities, workload, difficulty of assignments, and the capabilities of employees. Reviews work for technical adequacy and compliance with established policies, procedures, and deadlines. Provides advice, guidance, and instruction to employees on both work and administrative matters. Interviews candidates for vacant positions; recommends hiring, promotion, reassignment, or separation of employees. Hears and resolves minor employee complaints, referring more serious unresolved complaints to higher-level supervisor; takes minor disciplinary measures, such as warnings, reprimands, and recommends more severe disciplinary action. Responsible and accountable for establishing and maintaining internal processes and administrative, technical, and automated systems' controls. Accountable for maintaining a system of procedural controls to ensure the integrity of internal records of any financial accounting transactions. - MILITARY PAY TECHNICIAN (Defense Finance and Accounting Service): Duties described below reflect the full performance level of GS-06. Duties assigned at the entry grade of GS-05 will be developmental in nature. Resolves pay and allowance problems such as correcting a pay account which may include retroactive claims involving extensive research and manual computations, taxes, and allotment reconciliation. Reviews pay accounts and service records to resolve problems affecting enlistment extension and reenlistment eligibility and bonuses. Verifies eligibility and computes pay and allowance cases using rules and regulations governing each pay entitlement. Manages, resolves, and processes a wide range of debt collection cases which requires extensive research, review, and application of prior year laws, regulations, U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) decisions, and other procedures and audits. Audits pay accounts to resolve issues involving several months and/or many years of pay history. - MILITARY PAY TECHNICIAN (21st Theater Sustainment Command (TSC)): Audit a variety of military pay actions to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Provide military entitlements, pay and benefits technical guidance to Soldiers, Units, and Army Finance Offices. Provide assistance to personnel on all military pay inquiries. Utilize various automated military pay and travel systems to review vouchers for payment. Interpret data from the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) to determine and initiate the appropriate actions. Provide direct service support to all deployed and non-deployed service members. Process documents electronically through a variety of automated pay systems. Audit pay to determine validity of over and under payment claims. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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TCF is a national workforce development program within VHA that was designed to replenish technical staff in critically identified positions. The TCF career fields represent those technical fields where VA-specific knowledge and experience is desirable for success in the field. Individuals selected follow a formal training plan for two years during which they are trained, coached, and supervised by a preceptor who is a subject matter expert within the career field/job specialty. Trainees must remain at the hiring grade level for a minimum of one year prior to being promoted, even if the individual meets qualification/time in grade requirements for a higher grade prior to one year. *Selectees will be required to sign Mobility, Training, and Continued Service Agreements. The position supports budget formulation, executions, and analysis functions for assigned services within the VA Healthc
HUD's Mission The mission of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is to foster strong communities by supporting access to quality, affordable housing, expanding the housing supply, and unlocking homeownership opportunities for the American people. The Department is committed to furthering the promise of self-sufficiency in every American while promoting economic development to revitalize rural, tribal, and urban communities across the country. This position is located in the Office of Community Planning and Development (CPD). CPD seeks to develop viable communities by promoting integrated approaches that provide decent housing, a suitable living environment, and expand economic opportunities for low and moderate-income persons. The primary means toward this end is the development of partnerships among all levels of government and the private sector, including for-profit a
Assists with preparing monthly spend plans by Management Decision Package (MDEP) and commitment item. Provides input on various funding presentations for Directorate of Public Works leadership decision-making. Recommends the lead or primary program analyst of spending targets and monitors purchase requests against those targets. Conducts monthly reconciliations of obligations to Program Budget Guidance (PBG), spend plans, and Management Decision Package (MDEP) dashboards from the local Resource Management Office (RMO). Analyzes and identifies the significance of execution and cost deviations from budget and recommends corrective actions to the lead or primary program analyst. Reviews miscellaneous pay transactions for accuracy and completeness and advises the lead or primary program analyst of determinations. Assist the lead or primary program analyst with advice and guidance to the orga
These positions are located within the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Missouri Basin Region, Budget Group, Budget Services, duty stationed in Billings, Montana or McCook, Nebraska. At the full performance level (GS-11) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: 1. Cooperate with field and regional offices as appropriate, directing and advising program personnel in the annual submission of complete program budgets required by Reclamation for each active program. 2. Regularly analyze trends and irregularities in documents reported from the accounting system and develop various forecasts for management review to promote efficient and effective use of available funds. 3. Prepare numerous recurring and non-recurring special studies for use by the Regional Director, Commissioner, and other staff throughout the budget cycle. 4. Check pro
As a Budget Analyst (Recent Graduate), you will perform the following duties: Translates organizational needs and objectives, by line item and object class into budget dollars and the funding actions required to accomplish them. Works with senior Budget Analysts to forecast budget operations and associated justifications on a regular predetermined cycle. Provides information and assistance to program managers on matters such as the requirements and acceptability of routine budget documents in accordance with prescribed formats, templates and guidance. Prepares background material for use in briefing officials as it relates to an organization's budget. Provides guidance on budgeting and related information to conduct analyses, reviews and special studies of assigned areas of an organization's budget or related information. Compiles narrative and statistical material to prepare supporting
Occupation: Budget analysis (series 0560) | posted as: Budget Analyst; Budget Technician | You will supervise or work in budget administration, making sure federal budgets follow laws, regulations, policies and methods. | ~235 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Budget Analyst -Technical Career Field (TCF) Trainee (Veterans Health Administration): TCF is a national workforce development program within VHA that was designed to replenish technical staff in critically identified positions. The TCF career fields represent those technical fields where VA-specific knowledge and experience is desirable for success in the field. Individuals selected follow a formal training plan for two years during which they are trained, coached, and supervised by a preceptor who is a subject matter expert within the career field/job specialty. Trainees must remain at the hiring grade level for a minimum of one year prior to being promoted, even if the individual meets qualification/time in grade requirements for a higher grade prior to one year. *Selectees will be required to sign Mobility, Training, and Continued Service Agreements. The position supports budget formulation, executions, and analysis functions for assigned services within the VA Healthcare system. The work is developmental in nature and aligned with the full performance GS-0560-09/11 Budget Analyst position. The Budget Analyst Trainee performs recurring and structured assignments involving financial data collection, tracking obligations and expenditures, preparing preliminary reports, and assisting higher graded analysts in budget related activities. Work is performed under close supervision with technical review for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with policy. The Budget Analyst Series, GS-0560, covers positions that involve analytical, technical, and administrative duties in one or more phases of the budget administration process (budget formulation and justification, presentation and enactment, or execution). Budget analysts are responsible for a segment of an organization's budget, programs, and/or organizational structure that is less than the full scope of budgetary operations for the organizational component and level served. This title also applies to positions that develop budgetary guidance. Major duties and responsibilities include: Establish and implementing a comprehensive financial reporting system for leadership and management, develop specific instructions and procedural guidelines for all operating levels of our facility for the preparation and completion of budget estimates. Responsible for distributing funds to control points, analyzing actual expenditures compared to the budget plan, and projecting where adjustments to the plan are necessary. Provides guidance and procedural instructions to investigators and staff. Monitors the status and availability of funds for each program and source to ensure that adequate funds are available and disseminates the information accordingly. Reviews progress of all obligations and maintains sufficient familiarity with operating and financial program to make prompt recommendations for reprogramming actions. Prepares all external reports or analysis that concerns budget execution at the facility Consider, solve, and recommend solutions to problems requiring coordination of operating officials and or management. Generate a variety of routine and special reports covering the current status and projections of funds, expenses, and obligations to maintain appropriate level of support for MC operations and individual research studies. Exercise judgment in decision making, balance of the over all budget to assure proper emphasis on the more critical or important areas and the adequacy of justification presented by operating officials. Reconcile the transactions to the applicable fiscal automated database system and must research and resolve discrepancies between the various ledgers and make necessary adjustments. Participates in the entire process of funds control to include planning for restrictions and revisions to original budget plans, preparation of cost ceiling distribution for operating officials, recommendation for changes to original plan. Ensures all invoices are processed in accordance with milestones and analyze financial and budgetary relationships to develop recommendations for financial and or budgetary actions. Maintains listings of TDA's transfer of disbursing authority, monitors and controls records for all appropriations to track funding of a variety of accounts. Recommendation and direction to management on the status and accessibility of funds in different budget accounts and all aspects of the budget, research proposal and request processes. Promotion Potential: The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulatory, qualification, and performance requirements are met. Selection at a lower grade level does not guarantee promotion to the full performance level. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Telework: Not Authorized Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Budget Analyst -Technical Career Field (TCF) Trainee/PD085080 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Budget Analyst (Department of Housing and Urban Development): HUD's Mission The mission of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is to foster strong communities by supporting access to quality, affordable housing, expanding the housing supply, and unlocking homeownership opportunities for the American people. The Department is committed to furthering the promise of self-sufficiency in every American while promoting economic development to revitalize rural, tribal, and urban communities across the country. This position is located in the Office of Community Planning and Development (CPD). CPD seeks to develop viable communities by promoting integrated approaches that provide decent housing, a suitable living environment, and expand economic opportunities for low and moderate-income persons. The primary means toward this end is the development of partnerships among all levels of government and the private sector, including for-profit and non-profit organizations. The following are the duties of this position at the GS-12. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. As a/an Budget Analyst, you will: Assist in the preparation of budget estimates and justifications Interpret OMB directives and circulars Provide information and advice to program managers Review and edit program office and office budget submissions for reasonableness, accuracy, and conformance with procedures and guidelines Negotiate budget funding amounts, timing, and changes with program managers Monitor budget; recommend reprogramming of funds as needed Washington D.C. is a potential duty location for this position; however, the Washington D.C. office is expected to relocate to Alexandria, Virginia. Selectees may be required to report initially to Washington, D.C and later report to Alexandria, Virginia. - Budget Analyst (United States Army Installation Management Command): Assists with preparing monthly spend plans by Management Decision Package (MDEP) and commitment item. Provides input on various funding presentations for Directorate of Public Works leadership decision-making. Recommends the lead or primary program analyst of spending targets and monitors purchase requests against those targets. Conducts monthly reconciliations of obligations to Program Budget Guidance (PBG), spend plans, and Management Decision Package (MDEP) dashboards from the local Resource Management Office (RMO). Analyzes and identifies the significance of execution and cost deviations from budget and recommends corrective actions to the lead or primary program analyst. Reviews miscellaneous pay transactions for accuracy and completeness and advises the lead or primary program analyst of determinations. Assist the lead or primary program analyst with advice and guidance to the organization in the interpretation and application of procedural guides and policy directives concerning work classification, facility ownership, and funding sources. Supports the lead or primary program analyst with reporting quarterly resources planned and consumed (to include manpower), identifying anomalies, and advising corrective action. Aids in preparing briefings and information papers for leadership decision-making, conferences, and training sessions. - Budget Analyst (Bureau of Reclamation): These positions are located within the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Missouri Basin Region, Budget Group, Budget Services, duty stationed in Billings, Montana or McCook, Nebraska. At the full performance level (GS-11) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: 1. Cooperate with field and regional offices as appropriate, directing and advising program personnel in the annual submission of complete program budgets required by Reclamation for each active program. 2. Regularly analyze trends and irregularities in documents reported from the accounting system and develop various forecasts for management review to promote efficient and effective use of available funds. 3. Prepare numerous recurring and non-recurring special studies for use by the Regional Director, Commissioner, and other staff throughout the budget cycle. 4. Check program cost estimates and computations of construction projects' authorized appropriation ceilings, as applicable. 5. Write, revise, and/or edit capability statements, budget narratives, and press release statements in support of the President's annual budget message. Physical Demands The work is sedentary and requires no special physical abilities. Work Environment The work is performed in an office environment with no unusual risks or discomfort. Salary Range Information (Per Annum): *First time hires to the federal government typically start at the beginning salary in the range for their respective grade level. GS-07: $50,460 - $65,599 GS-09: $61,722 - $80,243 GS-11: $74,678 - $97,087 - Budget Analyst (Recent Graduate) (National Telecommunications and Information Administration): As a Budget Analyst (Recent Graduate), you will perform the following duties: Translates organizational needs and objectives, by line item and object class into budget dollars and the funding actions required to accomplish them. Works with senior Budget Analysts to forecast budget operations and associated justifications on a regular predetermined cycle. Provides information and assistance to program managers on matters such as the requirements and acceptability of routine budget documents in accordance with prescribed formats, templates and guidance. Prepares background material for use in briefing officials as it relates to an organization's budget. Provides guidance on budgeting and related information to conduct analyses, reviews and special studies of assigned areas of an organization's budget or related information. Compiles narrative and statistical material to prepare supporting documentation concerning an assigned budget for use in briefing higher level officials. Provides financial information to program managers to identify a need for reprogramming funds and make recommendations. Assists in preparing supporting data, documentation, narrative and quantitative budget justification estimates and statements for supervisor review in accordance with operating procedures. This Job Opportunity Announcement may be used to fill other Budget Analyst (Recent Graduate) GS-0560-9 FPL 12 positions within the Department of Commerce in the same geographical location with the same qualifications and specialized experience. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** Major duties and responsibilities include but not limited to: Assisting in accounting, forecasting, and executing the Research budget while ensuring funds are managed in a fiscally responsible manner Reviewing annual budget forecasts and spending plans, recommending adjustments, and ensuring budgets comply with existing regulatory guidance Advising supervisor of conditions resulting in over-obligation of funds and determining funding program validity Performing budgetary, administrative, and statistical functions to determine future budget needs and provide written assessments to researchers Researching, verifying, compiling, and summarizing data involving salaries, fund control points, expenses, and object class information Apprising investigators of fun
Adjust figures in budget accounts to reflect funding targets, commitments, obligations and other actions that affect the status of funds. Review automated funds control ledgers for assigned programs. Prepare recurring and special summary reports on specific areas of the budget as requested by the Budget Officer. Ensure funds are earned and processes all necessary documentation. Receive incoming reimbursable orders, reviews them for accuracy, and recommends acceptance/denial.
Gathers, extracts, and compiles data for use in recurring and nonrecurring reports and provides status updates. Establishes, maintains, and updates expenditures relative to funding activities. Creates updates, maintains and manages sensitive budget spreadsheets for Graduate Medical Education staff to ensure accurate and timely information management. Serves as the liaison between San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium (SAUSHEC) residents and training institutions to ensure proper documentation such as valid receipts are received for each service purchased. Serves as the Primary or Alternate COR for government contracts and also approves contractor billing request based on contractor time cards.
As a Budget Technician, duties may include: Consolidating budget estimates from the unit's program managers, and organizing budget data according to account, object class, and program activity. Maintaining and updating annual operating programs. Researching accounting problems such as incorrect accounts, erroneous payments, object class errors, and ensures corrections and/or adjustment documents are entered into the accounting system. Providing technical expertise and training to personnel in accounts receivable, accounts payable, reimbursements, voucher preparation and examination, and preparation of financial reports. Adjusting programmed amounts to reflect changes in approved funding (e.g., increases in salaries, across-the-board reductions, etc.) by applying standard percentage adjustments. This is a career-ladder position, however, promotion to the full performance level is neither
As a Budget Technician assigned to the Administrative Division, you will support a largescale organization by providing a range of financial assistance and technical support. Duties will include: - Maintaining and reviewing financial documents, verifying accuracy, approving expenditures and analyzing affect to overall financial management activities; - Preparing invoices and other fiscal items for payment; verifying amounts with original obligation documents; noting, clarifying and correcting discrepancies; - Initiating and completing all correspondence necessary to resolve discrepancies in fiscal transactions with vendors and/or commercial firms; - Using financial management systems to locate information, extract data and run reports; - Entering obligations, amendments, delivery and all actions into the official financial system; and - Reviewing the utilization of funds, funds availabil
Occupation: Budget clerical and assistance (series 0561) | posted as: Budget Technician | You will support budget analysis and administration with clerical and technical work. In this field, you will apply rules, regulations and procedures that track how to record, report and process budget transactions. | ~47 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Budget Technician (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** Major duties and responsibilities include but not limited to: Assisting in accounting, forecasting, and executing the Research budget while ensuring funds are managed in a fiscally responsible manner Reviewing annual budget forecasts and spending plans, recommending adjustments, and ensuring budgets comply with existing regulatory guidance Advising supervisor of conditions resulting in over-obligation of funds and determining funding program validity Performing budgetary, administrative, and statistical functions to determine future budget needs and provide written assessments to researchers Researching, verifying, compiling, and summarizing data involving salaries, fund control points, expenses, and object class information Apprising investigators of funding and budget status while providing guidance to resolve budget conflicts Tracking funds distribution, monitoring costs and expenditures, reconciling commitments and obligations, and identifying excess funds Preparing reports projecting available resources and distributing monthly balance statements with detailed financial and backup information Working with funded investigators, university business managers, and administrative staff to answer questions and resolve budget conflicts Providing historical data supporting budgeting for common resource needs, including deionized water, equipment maintenance, veterinary consultant, and travel costs Entering budgetary data into forms, schedules, and reports while recommending adjustments and identifying input errors Contacting system users to resolve budget system problems and preparing reports on funds, expenses, obligations, FTE, and workload Participating in year-end closing, reviewing carryover amounts, and prioritizing unfunded requirements in accordance with funding allowances Assisting in evaluating the effect of cost and program changes on the budget execution process Serving as Government Purchase Card holder, purchasing supplies, equipment, and services within authorized spending limits Screening purchase requests, coordinating requirements, obtaining vendor quotes, and determining sources based on price and delivery Processing and tracking purchase documents, advising customers, reconciling billing statements, resolving discrepancies, and processing payments Conducting cost-benefit analyses and exploring alternate purchase sources to obtain the best prices for services Gathering, extracting, and compiling data, preparing recurring statistical reports, noting variances, and supporting management briefings Creating procedural instructions for budget processes and financial forms to expedite and facilitate correct completion of financial procedures Performing other related duties as assigned Work Schedule: Monday to Friday; 08:00 a.m. to 04:30 p.m. Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved - Budget Technician (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Adjust figures in budget accounts to reflect funding targets, commitments, obligations and other actions that affect the status of funds. Review automated funds control ledgers for assigned programs. Prepare recurring and special summary reports on specific areas of the budget as requested by the Budget Officer. Ensure funds are earned and processes all necessary documentation. Receive incoming reimbursable orders, reviews them for accuracy, and recommends acceptance/denial. - Budget Technician (Office Automation) (Department of Defense): Gathers, extracts, and compiles data for use in recurring and nonrecurring reports and provides status updates. Establishes, maintains, and updates expenditures relative to funding activities. Creates updates, maintains and manages sensitive budget spreadsheets for Graduate Medical Education staff to ensure accurate and timely information management. Serves as the liaison between San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium (SAUSHEC) residents and training institutions to ensure proper documentation such as valid receipts are received for each service purchased. Serves as the Primary or Alternate COR for government contracts and also approves contractor billing request based on contractor time cards. - Budget Technician (Department of the Interior): As a Budget Technician, duties may include: Consolidating budget estimates from the unit's program managers, and organizing budget data according to account, object class, and program activity. Maintaining and updating annual operating programs. Researching accounting problems such as incorrect accounts, erroneous payments, object class errors, and ensures corrections and/or adjustment documents are entered into the accounting system. Providing technical expertise and training to personnel in accounts receivable, accounts payable, reimbursements, voucher preparation and examination, and preparation of financial reports. Adjusting programmed amounts to reflect changes in approved funding (e.g., increases in salaries, across-the-board reductions, etc.) by applying standard percentage adjustments. This is a career-ladder position, however, promotion to the full performance level is neither guaranteed nor implied and will be based solely on your ability to satisfactorily perform the work of the position, existing work at the higher grade level, and recommendation by the position's supervisor. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. Full-performance grade level is GS-07. Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) - Budget Technician (Department of Justice): As a Budget Technician assigned to the Administrative Division, you will support a largescale organization by providing a range of financial assistance and technical support. Duties will include: - Maintaining and reviewing financial documents, verifying accuracy, approving expenditures and analyzing affect to overall financial management activities; - Preparing invoices and other fiscal items for payment; verifying amounts with original obligation documents; noting, clarifying and correcting discrepancies; - Initiating and completing all correspondence necessary to resolve discrepancies in fiscal transactions with vendors and/or commercial firms; - Using financial management systems to locate information, extract data and run reports; - Entering obligations, amendments, delivery and all actions into the official financial system; and - Reviewing the utilization of funds, funds availability and overall budgetary process of the agency .- Provide information and guidance to staff on procedures, forms, and documentation required to support travel authorizations and travel vouchers. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your trainingand experience progress. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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Occupation: Financial institution examining (series 0570) | You will do accounting or auditing work focused on the internal operations of financial institutions. You may: Review, analyze, recommend or approve loan applications or investments. Review or audit savings and loan a | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Credit union examination (series 0580) | You will do accounting or auditing work focused on the internal operations of credit unions. You may: Review, analyze, recommend or approve loan applications or investments. Review or audit credit unions and similar f | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Tax examining (series 0592) | You will process tax returns in the Internal Revenue Service[link to irs.gov]. You will: Process tax records, creating or changing records based on information received. Collect taxes or tax returns. Verifying | ~1697 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Duties of the Blind Rehabilitation Specialist include, but are not limited to: Provides direct patient care and support services to an adult population of Veterans which is characterized by a very significant number of older Veterans. Tailors rehabilitation care and support services are tailored to meet the needs of the individualized Veteran. Ensures that program assessments and delivery of services are responsive to the concerns of individual Veterans to the extent possible. Evaluates and assesses needs, capabilities and limitations, goal setting and prescribing a treatment plan for individuals experiencing blindness/visual impairment caused by injury or disease. Develops and coordinates the Veteran's Interdisciplinary Plan of Care (IPOC) with input from the Veteran, family and all team members. Studies visual and non-visual barriers and re
Devise initial rehab care plan to include adapting equipment to carry out treatment. Educate patients about their injury and how to continue progression once they have completed rehabilitation. Plan and administer therapy for patients with severe or acute disabilities. Interpret results of tests to determine treatment plan, modify the treatment plan and evaluate results. Create customized rehabilitation programs for both chronic and acute injuries. Accomplish functional restoration of local and general deficits due to injury through personalized therapeutic plans.
You will educate service members on proper fitness, injury prevention, nutrition, and proper execution of physical training that impacts readiness. You will conduct program evaluations, consolidate data, provide reports, and track trends to assess and improve fitness program effectiveness. You will ensure staff certifications are current, training is performed as required, and the necessary logistical and fiscal support is provided to staff. You will maintain liaison with federal, state, and local recreation oriented organizations, recreation counterparts at other military installations and onboard commands to coordinate activities and future plans. You will schedule and coordinate publicity of fitness programs and events using various methods of marketing and promotion. You will coordinate issuance, maintenance, and upkeep of all fitness equipment.
Serves as a senior subject matter expert on human subjects protection for the Defense Health Agency (DHA) Research and Development directorate. Acts as a designated Human Research Protection Official (HRPO), conducting reviews and providing oversight for research involving human subjects. Supervises staff and their work in the Office of Human Research Oversight. Ensures reviews completed by staff are compliant with applicable regulations and ethical principles. Leads the human research protection program, providing authoritative advice on regulatory compliance for both intramurally and extramurally conducted human subjects research and cadaver use activities. Formulates and implements unique solutions to complex challenges in the field of human research protection. Composes detailed correspondence and other official materials to explain and interpret federal and Department of Defense (Do
Processes Tissues and Prepare Blocks and Slides - Accepts and logs in surgically removed tissue, and as needed, body fluids such as sputum, spinal fluid, bronchial washings and brushings, percutaneous lung aspirates, chest, abdominal cavity and joint fluids, cervical-vaginal smears, and urine and bladder washings for their ultimate slide preparations, staining and microscopic diagnosis by the pathologist. - Performs proper fixation methods on tissue and cytologic fluids to penetrate the tissue and preserve its elements as to not be altered by the subsequent processing procedures, allowing the pathologist to review tissues and cells as they were at the time of removal from the body, maintaining minimal autolysis and necrosis. - As needed, performs gross examinations on small biopsy and excisional specimens under the supervision of the staff pathologists, while following procedures and acc
Occupation: General health science (series 0601) | posted as: Registered Respiratory Therapist; Histopathology Technologist; Nuclear Medicine Technologist; Nuclear Med Technologist | You will do heath-focused research, professional or scientific work that does not fit in another job series. In this field, you should have the knowledge, skills and techniques from professional training in health scienc | 89% want a licence/certification | ~80 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Blind Rehabilitation Specialist-Orientation and Mobility Department (Veterans Health Administration): Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Duties of the Blind Rehabilitation Specialist include, but are not limited to: Provides direct patient care and support services to an adult population of Veterans which is characterized by a very significant number of older Veterans. Tailors rehabilitation care and support services are tailored to meet the needs of the individualized Veteran. Ensures that program assessments and delivery of services are responsive to the concerns of individual Veterans to the extent possible. Evaluates and assesses needs, capabilities and limitations, goal setting and prescribing a treatment plan for individuals experiencing blindness/visual impairment caused by injury or disease. Develops and coordinates the Veteran's Interdisciplinary Plan of Care (IPOC) with input from the Veteran, family and all team members. Studies visual and non-visual barriers and related procedures that result in activity limitations, participation restrictions, loss of vocational and avocational opportunities, and psychological distress. Uses diagnostic and therapeutic techniques and instrumentation to identify and resolve or minimize these problems. Assesses the difficulties confronting the Veteran and the barriers to treatment and then develop and provide intervention designed to enhance the Blind and Vision Rehabilitation process. Develops a treatment plan in conjunction with an interdisciplinary team to improve the quality of life for blind and visually impaired Veterans through the development of skills and capabilities needed for personal independence, emotional stability and the successful integration into community, family and environment. Responsible for using and maintaining technological equipment (discipline specific) necessary to assist in the Veteran's rehabilitation needs and processes such as electronic travel aids, computer assisted technology, closed circuit television, speech output and input devices, large print devices and Braille devices. Determines the need for these devices based on type, nature and severity of the problem, and assessments, and instructs the Veteran in the proper use of the device along with its abilities and limitations. Works with family members and/or significant others to educate and counsel about the ramifications of visual impairment. Develops in-service education for blind individuals/family in order that they may gain a greater understanding of the complexities of blindness and the rehabilitation process and for the family that they may gain a greater understanding.of the Veteran's visual impairment and obtain information on how BRC training has impacted the Veteran's adjustment to sight loss and independent function. Maintains awareness of new technological developments in the field through research and education. Researches and evaluates new devices and training techniques relative to the specific discipline, as well as developing and implementing new therapy approaches. Participates in quality assurance programs and accreditation preparations. Serves as a subject matter expert for the other medical and allied health staff by providing counseling to health care providers and professionals on the nature of blindness/visual impairment and Blind and Vision Rehabilitation. Works with interns providing mentorship and allowing shadowing opportunities. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 07:30 am to 4:00pm. (subject to changed based on the needs of the service) Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not Authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases. When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior [work experience] or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA. Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #:520-01367-F/01368-F Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Athletic Trainer (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Devise initial rehab care plan to include adapting equipment to carry out treatment. Educate patients about their injury and how to continue progression once they have completed rehabilitation. Plan and administer therapy for patients with severe or acute disabilities. Interpret results of tests to determine treatment plan, modify the treatment plan and evaluate results. Create customized rehabilitation programs for both chronic and acute injuries. Accomplish functional restoration of local and general deficits due to injury through personalized therapeutic plans. - HITT PROGRAM COORDINATOR (Department of the Navy): You will educate service members on proper fitness, injury prevention, nutrition, and proper execution of physical training that impacts readiness. You will conduct program evaluations, consolidate data, provide reports, and track trends to assess and improve fitness program effectiveness. You will ensure staff certifications are current, training is performed as required, and the necessary logistical and fiscal support is provided to staff. You will maintain liaison with federal, state, and local recreation oriented organizations, recreation counterparts at other military installations and onboard commands to coordinate activities and future plans. You will schedule and coordinate publicity of fitness programs and events using various methods of marketing and promotion. You will coordinate issuance, maintenance, and upkeep of all fitness equipment. - Senior Human Subjects Protection Scientist (Department of Defense): Serves as a senior subject matter expert on human subjects protection for the Defense Health Agency (DHA) Research and Development directorate. Acts as a designated Human Research Protection Official (HRPO), conducting reviews and providing oversight for research involving human subjects. Supervises staff and their work in the Office of Human Research Oversight. Ensures reviews completed by staff are compliant with applicable regulations and ethical principles. Leads the human research protection program, providing authoritative advice on regulatory compliance for both intramurally and extramurally conducted human subjects research and cadaver use activities. Formulates and implements unique solutions to complex challenges in the field of human research protection. Composes detailed correspondence and other official materials to explain and interpret federal and Department of Defense (DoD) policies. Develops operating procedures and guidelines to standardize processes for staff, Principal Investigators, and other stakeholders. Ensures research funded by the DoD/DHA receives required HRPO review and approval in an efficient manner. Fosters regulatory compliance through tailored education for researchers and other customers on human subjects protection requirements. - Histopathology Technologist (Department of Veterans Affairs): Processes Tissues and Prepare Blocks and Slides - Accepts and logs in surgically removed tissue, and as needed, body fluids such as sputum, spinal fluid, bronchial washings and brushings, percutaneous lung aspirates, chest, abdominal cavity and joint fluids, cervical-vaginal smears, and urine and bladder washings for their ultimate slide preparations, staining and microscopic diagnosis by the pathologist. - Performs proper fixation methods on tissue and cytologic fluids to penetrate the tissue and preserve its elements as to not be altered by the subsequent processing procedures, allowing the pathologist to review tissues and cells as they were at the time of removal from the body, maintaining minimal autolysis and necrosis. - As needed, performs gross examinations on small biopsy and excisional specimens under the supervision of the staff pathologists, while following procedures and accrediting guidelines. - Processes tissue through dehydration in graded alcohols, clearing in various solvents and impregnating or infiltrating in a paraffin, liquid-like solution. - Orients and embeds tissue into paraffin blocks. Performs decalcification on ossified tissue and bone marrow biopsies recognizing the correct degree of decalcification to preserve and maintain the microscopic architecture of the tissue and avoiding damage by over-decalcification but ensuring adequate decalcification to allow for proper cutting of paraffin sections. - Cut tissue paraffin blocks and cytology prepared cell blocks on the rotary microtome, preparing slides for routine Hematoxylin and Eosin stain, additional histochemical special stains, and immunohistochemical stains, while meeting service established benchmark requirements for turnaround times and monitoring quality of tissue appearance and it's staining to ensure optimum result is achieved. - Properly uses a cryostat to perform cryosectioning on frozen tissue sections that have been sent from the operating room for an immediate diagnosis or consultation. Follows standard for turn around time established by the Chief Pathologist and CUA Medical Director. - If for any reason difficulties are encountered with tissue quality and routine, special or immunohistochemical stains, it is the incumbent' s responsibility to ascertain the issue and to make the necessary corrections to attain the desired results - Completes the staining processes by dehydrating the tissues and applying coverslips to permanently mount the slide for pathologist review. Ensure the quality of the coverslip, checking for adequate mounting media applied and proper coverage of the glass coverslip over the tissue. - Assists supervisor in evaluation of methodologies for use in the histology section. Applies knowledge of underlying principles and scientific knowledge in evaluating guidelines and approaches to problems and new techniques in predicting test performance. Provides Assistance and Instructions - Ensure submitting clinical personnel have proper containers and solutions available for specimen collection and transport. - When necessary, assist staff pathologists and cytotechnologists by attending ROSE, FNA procedures to prepare slide smears from percutaneous needle aspirates, touch preps or other specimen preparation procedures for ancillary testing studies. - Assists pathologist and pathology specialist with renal biopsy preparation. Returns all fixed tissues to the lab for accessioning, preparation and send out. - Assists the supervisor with the following, as needed/directed: Accreditation preparation, including but not limited to pulling patient tracer materials for inspector review, preparing supporting documentation, and other inspection coordination. Fulfilling materials requests within the facility and for outside facilities, send out ancillary testing and research requests. Maintains Equipment and Supplies - Maintains all histology equipment such as cryostats, refrigerators, freezers, and temperature controlled ovens, paraffin baths and water baths, tissue embedding center, tissue processors, automated stainers, centrifuges, microtomes and fume hoods through cleaning, calibrating, defrosting and maintaining constant temperatures to ensure optimum working condition. - Reports all malfunctions as they occur so that prompt repair can be performed by the biomedical engineering service. - Maintains a running inventory of all reagents and supplies required for day-to-day operations. And notifies the supervisor of any items that need ordered. - Ensures daily and weekly preventative maintenance logs are completed by laboratory personnel completing tasks and notifying supervisor of issues. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
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Occupation: Physician or medical officer (series 0602) | You will work in one or more fields of medicine. In this field, you must have a Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathy degree. Most positions require a current license to practice in a state, territory or Washington, | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Serves as a Physician Assistant at a Bureau of Prisons' correctional facility and is responsible for providing primary health care for inmate patients. Works collaboratively with the staff physician(s) and consulting physician(s) in planning, instituting, evaluating and revising program plans. Assists in determining conditions, resources and policies essential to delivery of the health care services. Manages the daily operation of the clinic and conducts daily sick call; which may also include securing health and developmental history from the patient, recording findings and making critical evaluations. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis.
Occupation: Physician's assistant (series 0603) | posted as: Physician Assistant (Mid-Level Practitioner) - Recruitment Incentive | You will work as a physician's assistant, providing medical care and services under a doctor. In this field, you will take patient information, conduct physical exams and order tests at hospitals or clinics. Under a doct | 100% want a licence/certification | ~2 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Physician Assistant (Mid-Level Practitioner) - Recruitment Incentive (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Serves as a Physician Assistant at a Bureau of Prisons' correctional facility and is responsible for providing primary health care for inmate patients. Works collaboratively with the staff physician(s) and consulting physician(s) in planning, instituting, evaluating and revising program plans. Assists in determining conditions, resources and policies essential to delivery of the health care services. Manages the daily operation of the clinic and conducts daily sick call; which may also include securing health and developmental history from the patient, recording findings and making critical evaluations. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 1 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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All Grade levels may not be available at all locations. Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Registered Nurse Total Compensation | Pay (ihs.gov) Nurse (Public Health) Duties: Public Health Nurse GS-0610-07 Duties Under close supervision, supports community/public health nursing services by assisting higher-level nurses in applying the nursing process to deliver care in home, school, clinic, and community outreach settings. Collects and documents demographic, clinical, and basic epidemiologic information; helps maintain registries (e.g., immunization tracking) and supports routine communicable disease surveillance activities using established tools and protocols. Provides basic health education and prevention messaging using approved materials and reinforces established plans of care, including culturally safe health promotion a
The National Institutes of Health Clinical Center leads the nation in implementing a specialty practice model for Clinical Research Nursing. The Clinical Research Nurse reports to a Nurse Manager in an inpatient unit, day hospital, ambulatory clinic, OR, or procedural area and provides direct patient care within the assigned program. The ideal candidate has 1-2 years of acute care RN experience. Nurses at the Clinical Center participate in shared governance, unit practice councils, EBP and more. New hires receive a comprehensive orientation to Clinical Research Nursing specialty practice. Schedules may include rotating day/night/weekend/holiday shifts, 8-12-hour tours, and possible on-call. This announcement covers vacancies in multiple units/clinics within the NIH Clinical Center Nursing Department. Pediatric and Adult Intensive Care Units (New PICU) Operating Room Inpatient Oncology Me
Provides comprehensive nursing care to clinic patients utilizing evidence-based approach and application of clinical practice guidelines. Independently performs direct nursing care to clinic patients via telemedicine, virtual, and face-to-face care to include triage, procedures, nurse-managed protocols, and medication management. Assists clinician with examinations, treatments, diagnostic procedures, and coordination of patient needs. Tracks lab, radiology, and referral results and tracks at-risk patients by following the plan of care and assisting in making appointments. Initiates and maintains medical history, records observations and symptoms for clinician. Observes and records vital signs and orders laboratory procedures that may be required. Initiates emergency care and assembles, operates, and monitors specialized equipment such as Electrocardiogram (ECG) machine, Nebulizer Spirome
Registered Nurse provides direct patient care services in accordance with legal, ethical and institution standards. Provides nursing care of a general nature to inmates in the institution hospital/clinic, and may be provided to patients in specific areas, e.g., psychiatric, operating room, orthopedics, geriatrics, etc. Develops a nursing assessment for each patient, to include planning, implementing, and evaluating nursing care. May assess and identify high risk symptoms/behaviors in patients, to include suicidal risk, homicidal risk and risk for verbal and/or physical abuse. Completes nutritional screening as part of the assessment and refers patient to a dietitian for a nutritional assessment if necessary. Monitors, evaluates and revises the plan of care as needed. May also assess and document the discharge planning needs of a patient. Delegates and coordinates care based on assessment
Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Registered Nurse Total Compensation | Pay (ihs.gov) Lead patient centered case management for patients with chronic and complex health conditions by conducting comprehensive assessments and developing individualized care plans that improve health outcomes and continuity of care. Coordinate care across providers, specialists, community programs, and external healthcare facilities to ensure seamless, timely, and effective delivery of services. Provide direct professional nursing care through in person and telehealth encounters, monitor patient progress, and intervene early to prevent complications and hospital readmissions. Educate and empower patients and families using culturally appropriate methods to support disease management, treatment adherence, and self-management. Analyze patient outc
Occupation: Nurse (series 0610) | posted as: Nurse (Clinical); Nurse (Urgent Care); Nurse (Public Health); Nurse (Clinical Research) | You will care for patients in hospitals, clinics, health units, homes, schools and communities. In this field, you may give medicine and treatments to patients undergoing surgery or other medical procedures. You may also | 93% want a licence/certification | ~184 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Nurse (Public Health) (Indian Health Service): All Grade levels may not be available at all locations. Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Registered Nurse Total Compensation | Pay (ihs.gov) Nurse (Public Health) Duties: Public Health Nurse GS-0610-07 Duties Under close supervision, supports community/public health nursing services by assisting higher-level nurses in applying the nursing process to deliver care in home, school, clinic, and community outreach settings. Collects and documents demographic, clinical, and basic epidemiologic information; helps maintain registries (e.g., immunization tracking) and supports routine communicable disease surveillance activities using established tools and protocols. Provides basic health education and prevention messaging using approved materials and reinforces established plans of care, including culturally safe health promotion across the lifespan. Assists with referrals, follow-up, and documentation in the electronic health record (EHR) and participates in quality improvement and reporting activities in accordance with standing orders, professional standards, and supervisory guidance. Public Health Nurse GS-0610-09 Duties With minimal supervision, independently provides comprehensive community/public health nursing services to individuals and families across the lifespan using the nursing process in home, school, clinic, and community settings. Develops, implements, and evaluates individualized and family-centered plans of care, including outreach, screening, immunization follow-up, referral, early intervention, and case management. Participates in population health assessment and communicable disease control by collecting, validating, and documenting data and assisting with case reporting, investigation, contact follow-up, and implementation of control measures in coordination with public health entities. Coordinates care and transitions with interdisciplinary teams and tribal/community partners, delivers cultural and literacy-appropriate health education, and supports program documentation and quality improvement activities consistent with regulatory and professional standards. Public Health Nurse GS-0610-11 Duties Independently plans, prioritizes, and delivers community/public health nursing services to individuals, families, groups, and defined populations, integrating public health principles with clinical practice (e.g., primary prevention, chronic disease management, maternal/child health, and communicable disease prevention/control). Conducts comprehensive population and community assessments by analyzing demographic, clinical, and epidemiologic data to identify trends, priority health issues, high-risk groups, and disparities, and translates findings into targeted prevention and early intervention strategies. Leads or coordinates communicable disease investigations and outbreak response activities and develops, implements, and evaluates community-based health programs in collaboration with public health entities and community/tribal partners. Serves as a clinical and public health resource through consultation, mentoring, and training, and advances program effectiveness through evaluation, quality improvement, accurate documentation, and adherence to nurse practice acts and public health nursing standards. - Nurse (Clinical Research) (National Institutes of Health): The National Institutes of Health Clinical Center leads the nation in implementing a specialty practice model for Clinical Research Nursing. The Clinical Research Nurse reports to a Nurse Manager in an inpatient unit, day hospital, ambulatory clinic, OR, or procedural area and provides direct patient care within the assigned program. The ideal candidate has 1-2 years of acute care RN experience. Nurses at the Clinical Center participate in shared governance, unit practice councils, EBP and more. New hires receive a comprehensive orientation to Clinical Research Nursing specialty practice. Schedules may include rotating day/night/weekend/holiday shifts, 8-12-hour tours, and possible on-call. This announcement covers vacancies in multiple units/clinics within the NIH Clinical Center Nursing Department. Pediatric and Adult Intensive Care Units (New PICU) Operating Room Inpatient Oncology Medical, Surgical Transplant Ambulatory Clinics Inpatient Pediatrics Procedures, Vascular and Conscious Sedation Blood Services Medical Surgical Specialty Units Special Clinical Studies Unit Neuroscience Unit, Behavioral Health, Addictions, IR, PACU and more For specific unit descriptions please follow the link below: http://www.cc.nih.gov/nursing/about/patient_care_areas.ht ml If you are selected for these positions your responsibilities will include: Provides direct patient care to patients participating in biomedical research protocols. Utilize advanced critical thinking and nursing skills to assess, plan, perform, and evaluate nursing care for individual patients, their families and significant others, who are participants in biomedical research protocols. Provide patient-focused nursing care within the interdisciplinary team and collaborate with team members to create and communicate a plan of care that balances clinical care needs with research needs and allows for safe and effective collection of clinical research data. Exercise the full domain of practice for the specialty of clinical research nursing including providing clinical care to research participants, supporting protocol implementation, data collection, continuity of care, human subject's protection and dissemination of clinical research findings. Accurately document observations, identify trends and important findings, and effectively communicate this information to the multidisciplinary research team and nursing colleagues. - Nurse (Clinical) (Department of Defense): Provides comprehensive nursing care to clinic patients utilizing evidence-based approach and application of clinical practice guidelines. Independently performs direct nursing care to clinic patients via telemedicine, virtual, and face-to-face care to include triage, procedures, nurse-managed protocols, and medication management. Assists clinician with examinations, treatments, diagnostic procedures, and coordination of patient needs. Tracks lab, radiology, and referral results and tracks at-risk patients by following the plan of care and assisting in making appointments. Initiates and maintains medical history, records observations and symptoms for clinician. Observes and records vital signs and orders laboratory procedures that may be required. Initiates emergency care and assembles, operates, and monitors specialized equipment such as Electrocardiogram (ECG) machine, Nebulizer Spirometry, Pulse Oximeter machine, suction equipment and any equipment used in the delivery of patient care. Ensures administrative requirements related to patient’s visit are completed timely and correctly. Assists in counseling and educating patients to include, but not limited to: diet, prenatal and postpartum care, personal hygiene, acute or chronic illness, wellness/preventive health measures, normal development, family planning, and immunizations. - Nurse (Registered Nurse) Recruitment Incentive - Direct Hire (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Registered Nurse provides direct patient care services in accordance with legal, ethical and institution standards. Provides nursing care of a general nature to inmates in the institution hospital/clinic, and may be provided to patients in specific areas, e.g., psychiatric, operating room, orthopedics, geriatrics, etc. Develops a nursing assessment for each patient, to include planning, implementing, and evaluating nursing care. May assess and identify high risk symptoms/behaviors in patients, to include suicidal risk, homicidal risk and risk for verbal and/or physical abuse. Completes nutritional screening as part of the assessment and refers patient to a dietitian for a nutritional assessment if necessary. Monitors, evaluates and revises the plan of care as needed. May also assess and document the discharge planning needs of a patient. Delegates and coordinates care based on assessments. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and is performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Nurse (Case Management) (Department of Health and Human Services): Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Registered Nurse Total Compensation | Pay (ihs.gov) Lead patient centered case management for patients with chronic and complex health conditions by conducting comprehensive assessments and developing individualized care plans that improve health outcomes and continuity of care. Coordinate care across providers, specialists, community programs, and external healthcare facilities to ensure seamless, timely, and effective delivery of services. Provide direct professional nursing care through in person and telehealth encounters, monitor patient progress, and intervene early to prevent complications and hospital readmissions. Educate and empower patients and families using culturally appropriate methods to support disease management, treatment adherence, and self-management. Analyze patient outcomes and care gaps and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to improve care coordination processes and overall program effectiveness. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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VA Careers - Licensed Practical Nurse: https://youtube.com/embed/Ae85IP1Oiz4 Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES: This is an advanced level PACT LPN position. You will monitor and capture workload credit, develop reporting procedures and participate in performance improvement activities aimed at improving patient care access and PACT team processes. For all assignments above the full performance level, the higher-level duties must consist of significant scope, complexity (difficulty) and range of variety and be performed by the incumbent at least 25% of the time. Assignments associated with this position include, but are not limited to: Manages patient care problems and deviations using self-direction in accordance with VA Nursing Practice and LPN licensure standards. Maintains knowledge and skill to care for a wide range of patients,
Review patient medical history. Perform or assist in the performance of a number of specialized medical and minor surgical procedures. Administer medications by oral, topical, intradermal, subcutaneous, and intramuscular routes. Recognize the nature of emergencies and provide first aid in accordance with emergency protocols. Reinforce and reiterate instructions previously presented by the physician or nurse.
As a Licensed Practical Nurse, you will: Perform nursing assignments of a highly specialized nature to include medication administration and hands on nursing care. Identify Resident problems and provides input to the plan of care. Communicate responses and/or changes to others to include all personnel, physicians, and members of interdisciplinary teams. Describe the Resident in writing if indicated to include all the following: physical appearance, emotional status, Resident's interaction with staff and/or family, Resident's knowledge of disease process and Resident's verbal/nonverbal actions/responses. Candidates should be committed to improving the efficiency of the Federal government, passionate about the ideals of our American republic, and committed to upholding the rule of law and the United States Constitution.
Provides practical nursing care to patients in the outpatient clinic with a variety of medical conditions. Performing tasks such as recording vital signs, ordering labs, tracking patient’s laboratory, radiology orders and referral results to completion, and assisting in making future appointments. Initiates and maintains medical histories on patients, records observations, and identifies symptoms for use by the clinician. Medication Administration and Observation. Administers prescribed medications with increased independence, ensuring proper patient dosages, routes, and times are followed. Educates patients and families about prescribed treatments, reinforcing adherence to the medical plan. Documents accurate administered medications and patient responses promptly in compliance with facility policies. Support for Medical Procedures and Emergency Response. Utilizes electronic health reco
Responsible for functioning within the scope of practice dictated by the authority of the Nurse Practice Act and Bureau of Prisons. Maintaining a current LPN license is a requirement of this position. Provides a full range of patient care to chronically ill dialysis inmates, under the supervision of the Supervisory Clinical Nurse, with guidance from the Charge Nurse. Prepares patients for specialized diagnostic and therapeutic procedures according to standard protocols. Maintains records of medications given. Reports and records adverse reactions through approved reporting mechanisms. Transcribes and carries out the wide variety of physician's orders according to established nursing policies pertaining to orders. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibil
Occupation: Practical nurse (series 0620) | posted as: Licensed Practical Nurse; Practical Nurse (Outpatient); Practical Nurse (Family Medicine); Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse | You will care for patients with practices that do not require a professional nurse education. In this field, you should have a practical or vocational nursing license from your state, territory or Washington, D.C. | 100% want a licence/certification | ~1914 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Practical Nurse (Veterans Health Administration): VA Careers - Licensed Practical Nurse: https://youtube.com/embed/Ae85IP1Oiz4 Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES: This is an advanced level PACT LPN position. You will monitor and capture workload credit, develop reporting procedures and participate in performance improvement activities aimed at improving patient care access and PACT team processes. For all assignments above the full performance level, the higher-level duties must consist of significant scope, complexity (difficulty) and range of variety and be performed by the incumbent at least 25% of the time. Assignments associated with this position include, but are not limited to: Manages patient care problems and deviations using self-direction in accordance with VA Nursing Practice and LPN licensure standards. Maintains knowledge and skill to care for a wide range of patients, including those with chronic and acute illness. Demonstrates comprehensive understanding of disease conditions, nursing principles, and standards/practices. Assesses, records, and reports vital signs, neurological signs, weight, and blood glucose levels. Appropriately triages and prioritizes patient needs as routine, urgent, or emergent in the clinic setting and modifies patient care/treatment as needed. Checks patients into the clinic, interviews patient and/or significant other, and documents intake data as per policy. Possesses comprehensive knowledge of VA protocols and VHA directives related to clinic management, documentation, and computer technology. Demonstrates the ability to independently adjust or modify care being delivered. Responsibilities include prompt recognition and treatment of urgent/emergent patient care needs. Provides high quality nursing care using traditional and non-traditional modalities. Applies knowledge by considering the interrelationship between age, physical, emotional, social, cultural, and population-specific needs when providing care. Serves as a resource for complex/specialized procedures. Performs venipuncture for blood draws, prepares specimens for transport and processing, transcribes orders, accessions label, provides patient education about lab tests, etc. Demonstrates the knowledge and skill to interpret common test results and other medical data. Provides education to patients/families about preparation for procedures and/or diagnostic tests. Demonstrates knowledge and skill to incorporate patient education into care and modifies. Contributes to the interdisciplinary PACT team in development, implementation, and evaluation of the treatment plan. Communicates calmly, courteously, and professionally with all patients, personnel, and visitors while maintaining confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA regulations and Medical Center policies. Uses advanced skills to communicate with verbally or physically abusive patients or visitors using Prevention and Management of Disruptive Behavior (PMDB) principles and policy guidelines. Collaborates with the PACT team and other interdisciplinary services in the development, implementation, and evaluation of patient care. Duties include following up on abnormal results with the provider and educating patients/families on disease management and anticipated plan of care. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not Authorized. Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not Authorized. EDRP Authorized: Former EDRP participants ineligible to apply for incentive. Contact [email protected], the EDRP Coordinator for questions/assistance. Learn more Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior [work experience] or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Not Authorized. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 534-58338F Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized. - Practical Nurse (Defense Health Agency): Review patient medical history. Perform or assist in the performance of a number of specialized medical and minor surgical procedures. Administer medications by oral, topical, intradermal, subcutaneous, and intramuscular routes. Recognize the nature of emergencies and provide first aid in accordance with emergency protocols. Reinforce and reiterate instructions previously presented by the physician or nurse. - Licensed Practical Nurse (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): As a Licensed Practical Nurse, you will: Perform nursing assignments of a highly specialized nature to include medication administration and hands on nursing care. Identify Resident problems and provides input to the plan of care. Communicate responses and/or changes to others to include all personnel, physicians, and members of interdisciplinary teams. Describe the Resident in writing if indicated to include all the following: physical appearance, emotional status, Resident's interaction with staff and/or family, Resident's knowledge of disease process and Resident's verbal/nonverbal actions/responses. Candidates should be committed to improving the efficiency of the Federal government, passionate about the ideals of our American republic, and committed to upholding the rule of law and the United States Constitution. - Practical Nurse (Outpatient) (Department of Defense): Provides practical nursing care to patients in the outpatient clinic with a variety of medical conditions. Performing tasks such as recording vital signs, ordering labs, tracking patient’s laboratory, radiology orders and referral results to completion, and assisting in making future appointments. Initiates and maintains medical histories on patients, records observations, and identifies symptoms for use by the clinician. Medication Administration and Observation. Administers prescribed medications with increased independence, ensuring proper patient dosages, routes, and times are followed. Educates patients and families about prescribed treatments, reinforcing adherence to the medical plan. Documents accurate administered medications and patient responses promptly in compliance with facility policies. Support for Medical Procedures and Emergency Response. Utilizes electronic health record and information technology as effective communication and management tools to facilitate the patient experience and coordination. Collaborates with the healthcare team to develop and adjust care plans based on patient progress and feedback. Participates in team briefings and debriefings to foster a collaborative approach to patient care. Assists in performing and managing medical procedures, physical examinations, and treatments. Ensures administrative requirements related to patient’s visit are completed timely and correctly. - Practical Nurse (Dialysis LPN) (Department of Justice): Responsible for functioning within the scope of practice dictated by the authority of the Nurse Practice Act and Bureau of Prisons. Maintaining a current LPN license is a requirement of this position. Provides a full range of patient care to chronically ill dialysis inmates, under the supervision of the Supervisory Clinical Nurse, with guidance from the Charge Nurse. Prepares patients for specialized diagnostic and therapeutic procedures according to standard protocols. Maintains records of medications given. Reports and records adverse reactions through approved reporting mechanisms. Transcribes and carries out the wide variety of physician's orders according to established nursing policies pertaining to orders. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional **Current permanent VA employees and Federal employees from other federal agencies should apply under CBST-12921283-26-SC** The NA may perform duties in a variety of health care settings such as outpatient, inpatient, home or Community Living Center (CLC), acute, sub-acute. The NA will care for patients/residents with acute to chronic conditions. The duties of the NA-Nursing, Acute Care may include, but are not limited to: Assists in the full range of nursing care to patients/residents with physical and/or behavioral problems in a hospital, long term care or outpatient setting under the direction of a Registered Nurse and/or Licensed Vocational Nurse/Licensed Practical Nurse. Communicates orally with patients/residents, families, interdisciplinary team and other personnel. This includes serving as a preceptor to new NAs by assisting with the
As a NURSING ASSISTANT, you will: Provide comfort care and hygiene to Residents to include bathing, hair and nail care, oral hygiene, skin care and back rubs. Assist Residents in walking, moving, and changing position by supporting and turning them. Maintain flow sheets and Resident records, document Resident care as per expected standards. Take accurate vital signs (i.e. blood pressure, pulse, respirations, temperature) and other required measurements (i.e. height, weight). Candidates should be committed to improving the efficiency of the Federal government, passionate about the ideals of our American republic, and committed to upholding the rule of law and the United States Constitution.
Provides surgical support of a highly specialized nature to patients undergoing surgery, including the newest and most complex, state-of-the-art procedures in fourteen (14) surgical specialties. Mixes medications as required for use under the direction of nurse and/or surgeon. Hands instruments to the surgeon during the procedure by anticipating the surgeon's needs while safely handling blades, needles, and other objects. Assists surgeons during surgery with tissue retraction, insertion of tubes, intravenous lines, or closure of surgical wounds. Maintains alertness for complications developing during surgery such as hemorrhage, shock and cardiac arrest and immediately supplies instruments, drugs, and supplies to correct the condition. Assists with securing surgical dressings to the operative site postoperatively. Coordinates with anesthesia personnel to maintain patient temperature. Perf
Assists Registered Nurses (RN) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN) in performing patient care activities for psychiatric and long-term medical/surgical patients. Rotates with other nursing assistants in assignments, working variable hours. Assists with admissions and dismissals, including delivery of medical records as necessary. Reports pertinent data in a timely manner to the medical staff including changes in patient's condition requiring assessment and/or further intervention. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff's correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis.
Interview patients, obtains and documents in electronic health record the following: subjective and objective heath information, takes and records vital signs. Assist patients in walking, moving, and changing positions and prevents obstruction, dislodgment and unnecessary movement of drainage, suction, and parenteral fluid apparatus. Provide personal care to include bathing, shaving, feeding, rubbing backs, and making equipment and supplies available to patient such as bedpans, linen, and grooming items. Instruct patients and families on various subjects, such as the proper procedure or obtaining laboratory, x-ray, and other diagnostic exams, in accordance with established protocols. Make beds and perform general maintenance duties including cleaning and arranging supply carts, cleaning and sorting supplies, instruments, and equipment. Report deficiencies in supplies and equipment; clean
Occupation: Nursing assistant (series 0621) | posted as: Nursing Assistant; Oca-Fy26-0621-Clc; Nursing Aide; Operating Room Assistant (Surgical Technologist) | You will provide personal or nursing care that doesn't require a practical or vocational nurse license. | 92% want a licence/certification | ~2280 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Nursing Assistant - Nursing, Acute Care - 4C Med-Surg/Telemetry/Oncology (Department of Veterans Affairs): Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional **Current permanent VA employees and Federal employees from other federal agencies should apply under CBST-12921283-26-SC** The NA may perform duties in a variety of health care settings such as outpatient, inpatient, home or Community Living Center (CLC), acute, sub-acute. The NA will care for patients/residents with acute to chronic conditions. The duties of the NA-Nursing, Acute Care may include, but are not limited to: Assists in the full range of nursing care to patients/residents with physical and/or behavioral problems in a hospital, long term care or outpatient setting under the direction of a Registered Nurse and/or Licensed Vocational Nurse/Licensed Practical Nurse. Communicates orally with patients/residents, families, interdisciplinary team and other personnel. This includes serving as a preceptor to new NAs by assisting with the coordination of their orientation and overseeing/assessing their practical experience while in a clinical setting. Recognizes and reacts to emergent patient/resident care situations and intervene while waiting for assistance. For example, recognizing need for basic life support, controlling bleeding and assisting with behavior crisis, etc. Performs aspects of nursing care to meet patient/resident needs for: - Personal Hygiene - Physical Comfort - Activity, Exercise, Rest - Nutrition - Elimination -Prevention of Skin Breakdown - Rehabilitative Aspects of Care - Documentation in Medical Record - Patient Transport and Repositioning - Recording and documentation of Intake and Output - Appropriate Maintenance and Storage of Reusable Medical Equipment - Obtaining, recording, and reporting abnormal Vital Signs to Licensed Nursing Personnel - Oxygen connection during ambulation, transport, and rest periods - Maintaining Basic Life Support Certification and initiating CPR during emergencies - Skin inspections and reporting abnormalities to licensed Nursing Personnel - Reports unsafe equipment and working conditions to appropriate individuals Utilizes glucose monitoring machines to receive glucose readings for Veterans and refers deviation to appropriate health care staff. Documents care given, observations and responses on appropriate tools or forms. Monitoring and documenting on patients according to levels of observations i.e. (one-to-one suicide, continuous observation, q 15-minute checks, and hourly rounding. Monitors Veterans who may be at risk for harming themselves and or others according to established policies and procedures and appropriately refers issues to the charge nurse or other health care professional. Responds appropriately to subtle patient changes by contacting the appropriate nursing personnel. Administers complete tracheostomy care, including suctioning. Performs nursing procedures within scope of practice and according to policies and standard procedures to care for the veteran for such procedures but not limited to enemas, catheterization, colostomy care, skin care simple dressing, application of braces and prosthetic devices. Works on small group activities with patients/residents according to the patients/resident treatment plan. Recognizes the residents' autonomy and promotes independence by means of respect, limit setting and individualized treatment. Work Schedule: 1st position is: dayshift 0730-1600, rotating weekends/holidays; or 2nd position is: evening 330p-12mn, rotating weekends/holidays; subject to change based on the needs of the facility. Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not Authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases. When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior work experience or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 586-00278F Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - NURSING ASSISTANT (Armed Forces Retirement Home): As a NURSING ASSISTANT, you will: Provide comfort care and hygiene to Residents to include bathing, hair and nail care, oral hygiene, skin care and back rubs. Assist Residents in walking, moving, and changing position by supporting and turning them. Maintain flow sheets and Resident records, document Resident care as per expected standards. Take accurate vital signs (i.e. blood pressure, pulse, respirations, temperature) and other required measurements (i.e. height, weight). Candidates should be committed to improving the efficiency of the Federal government, passionate about the ideals of our American republic, and committed to upholding the rule of law and the United States Constitution. - Operating Room Assistant (Surgical Technologist) (Department of Defense): Provides surgical support of a highly specialized nature to patients undergoing surgery, including the newest and most complex, state-of-the-art procedures in fourteen (14) surgical specialties. Mixes medications as required for use under the direction of nurse and/or surgeon. Hands instruments to the surgeon during the procedure by anticipating the surgeon's needs while safely handling blades, needles, and other objects. Assists surgeons during surgery with tissue retraction, insertion of tubes, intravenous lines, or closure of surgical wounds. Maintains alertness for complications developing during surgery such as hemorrhage, shock and cardiac arrest and immediately supplies instruments, drugs, and supplies to correct the condition. Assists with securing surgical dressings to the operative site postoperatively. Coordinates with anesthesia personnel to maintain patient temperature. Performs sponge, needle, and sharps count during various periods of all surgical procedures. Maintains a national certification as a Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) or National Board on Certification in Surgical technology and Surgical Assisting (NBSTASA). - Nursing Assistant (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Assists Registered Nurses (RN) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN) in performing patient care activities for psychiatric and long-term medical/surgical patients. Rotates with other nursing assistants in assignments, working variable hours. Assists with admissions and dismissals, including delivery of medical records as necessary. Reports pertinent data in a timely manner to the medical staff including changes in patient's condition requiring assessment and/or further intervention. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff's correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Nursing Assistant (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Interview patients, obtains and documents in electronic health record the following: subjective and objective heath information, takes and records vital signs. Assist patients in walking, moving, and changing positions and prevents obstruction, dislodgment and unnecessary movement of drainage, suction, and parenteral fluid apparatus. Provide personal care to include bathing, shaving, feeding, rubbing backs, and making equipment and supplies available to patient such as bedpans, linen, and grooming items. Instruct patients and families on various subjects, such as the proper procedure or obtaining laboratory, x-ray, and other diagnostic exams, in accordance with established protocols. Make beds and perform general maintenance duties including cleaning and arranging supply carts, cleaning and sorting supplies, instruments, and equipment. Report deficiencies in supplies and equipment; cleaning utility rooms; handling linen according to infection control policies; and cleaning patient units and exam areas as needed. Clean wounds, applies bandages after suturing, assists in removal of sutures, staples, and dressings during examination and treatment. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 3 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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Duties include, but may not be limited: Provide service for all the Medical Center care areas, including related outpatient services. Incumbent(s) must be well versed in the processing and distribution of supplies and equipment utilized by all areas. Perform all duties involving aseptic processing in the Processing and Decontamination Section. This work involves preparation, storage and dispatch of medical supplies and equipment used by all patient care and treatment entities of an active General Medical & Surgical teaching hospital. Duties are grouped according to their aseptic or clean tasks. Work is assigned as with either contaminated, clean or aseptically clean as the latter applies to material handling of sterile items. Support the need of OR preparing instruments and complete procedure trays of utilization according to the next day's operative schedule. Identify damaged and malfun
The Lead GS-08 Medical Supply Technician (MST) provides guidance to employees performing work at the GS-07 Lead level or below. The incumbent ensures work assignments of employees in the unit or team are carried out and will provide sterilization, preparation, supply items and reusable medical equipment decontamination and distribution support for the medical center. Other duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Working with the Supervisor, Sterile Processing Service (SPS), and/or Assistant Chief, SPS in the assignment of functions to team members in order to meet routine and unusual deadlines and priorities Distributing and prioritizing workload among employees in accordance with established workflow and/or job specializations; assuring an even distribution of the workload Revising work schedules to meet anticipated and unanticipated changes in the workload Assignin
Perform daily quality assurance testing on all equipment used in the cleaning and sterilization of surgical instruments. Compile reports on multiple aspects of instrument processing and quality assurance. Ensure compliance with established policies and procedures and other industry standards and regulations. Monitor and track surgical instruments through the use of automated instrument tracking log/system to maintain and monitor inventory records, generate purchase orders. Prepare contaminated surgical items for sterilization procedures and select appropriate chemical or washing agent necessary for decontaminating or cleaning surgical instruments. Disassemble surgical items to smallest component level for cleaning and sterilization. Conduct equipment testing of surgical instruments to ensure operational efficiency and surgical precision. Visually inspect required instruments for cleanlin
Works closely with Health Services staff in providing day-to-day overall technical central supply support services for the Health Services Department. Responsible for the maintenance of the department inventory, supply distribution, control and reordering of all medical supplies and equipment. Maintains and conducts inventories, delivers supplies, retains necessary records, keeps statistics, maintains security of supplies and instruments and follows policies and procedures governing the use of supplies and equipment. Orders, receives, loads, transports, catalogs, stocks, issues and distributes incoming materials. Coordinates the delivery of special supplies and equipment through vendors and other resources. Inputs and maintains automated inventory database, updating daily supply logs and manual bin carding to assure supplies are reordered according to the needs of the institution. Follow
Performs daily spore testing and sterilizer control measures as it relates to quality assurance, principles of sterilization and elimination of cross contamination. Assembles, adjusts, maintains, and applies the processing procedures for the full range of medical and surgical supplies and equipment used in the hospital. Assembles a wide variety of instrument trays and sets used for medical and surgical procedures. Responsible for accepting, inventorying, processing, and returning loaner instrumentation from approved surgical vendors. Monitors operation of various sterilizers in accordance with established parameters. Inventories and replenishes shortages from sterile supply, inspecting for sterility integrity for instrument sets and expendable items. Operates an automated office information processing system (computer, printer, etc.), to produce, store and process information material to
Occupation: Medical supply aid and technician (series 0622) | posted as: Medical Supply Technician (Sterile Processing); Medical Supply Tech (Sterile Processing); Medical Supply Technician (Office Automation); Medical Supply Technician ( Sterile Processing) | You will provide medical supplies, instruments and equipment to hospitals and clinics. The job requires knowledge of sterilization practices, how to use medical supplies and equipment, and how to prepare and store them. | 75% want a licence/certification | ~413 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Medical Supply Tech (Sterile Processing) (Department of Veterans Affairs): Duties include, but may not be limited: Provide service for all the Medical Center care areas, including related outpatient services. Incumbent(s) must be well versed in the processing and distribution of supplies and equipment utilized by all areas. Perform all duties involving aseptic processing in the Processing and Decontamination Section. This work involves preparation, storage and dispatch of medical supplies and equipment used by all patient care and treatment entities of an active General Medical & Surgical teaching hospital. Duties are grouped according to their aseptic or clean tasks. Work is assigned as with either contaminated, clean or aseptically clean as the latter applies to material handling of sterile items. Support the need of OR preparing instruments and complete procedure trays of utilization according to the next day's operative schedule. Identify damaged and malfunctioning instruments, reassembling multi-part or complex sets, inspecting them for gross contamination, properly placing instruments in the set according to the pick for specific tray. Employee must understand priorities from both a time and event related perspective as this would affect the surgical patient's welfare. This requires constant attention to all details and integration with the OR staff to effectively respond to their emergent and elective surgical needs. The work involves the provision of sterile instrumentation to the OR, in house clinics and off-site regional VA CBOCs. Decontamination - receive and collect all soiled RME from OR, GI and clinics. Identify, inspect for damage and systematically segregates by soaking, flushing, scrubbing, rinsing, and use of ultrasonic equipment, by use of mechanical instrument washers and by use of AERs for HLD of endo scopes. RME can also consist of handheld instruments, delicate instruments, lumen instruments, power, batteries, cords, metal implants, and robotic instruments. Preparation - receive from decontamination all supplies and equipment for sterilization and assembly. Must have an understanding of the relationship of microbiology to disease, know basic principles of sterilization (Steam/Low Temp H2O2) and have a thorough knowledge of and ability to apply these methods for processing supplies and equipment. Incumbent(s) are required to assemble and position items carefully on sterilizer carrier, so the complete penetration of the sterilizing agent is possible. Select correct sterilizing method, cycles and operates sterilizer. Must watch gauges on all sterilizers and report deviations. Responsible for checking effectiveness of the sterilizer by ensuring color changes on marker tapes and spore tests in addition to checking for excessive wetness of packages. Responsible for identifying, labeling, dating and application of control numbers and outdated for all trays and processed equipment. Advise medical personnel on availability of supplies, possible substitutions and effective use of equipment. Responsible for daily storage inventory and issuance of supplies and equipment to designated areas. Responsible for inspection and examination of storage areas for outdated supplies and ensures removal for reprocessing. Sterile Storage- use OR pick sheets to pull medical dry goods and sterile RME trays for next days' cases. Check scopes for outdates in scope hanging cabinets. Checks shelves and does daily QA audit of trays for exterior nonconformities possible issues. Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 3:30pm-11:00pm Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not Authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior [work experience] or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Not Authorized Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 21N87A Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Lead Medical Supply Technician (Sterile Processing) (Veterans Health Administration): The Lead GS-08 Medical Supply Technician (MST) provides guidance to employees performing work at the GS-07 Lead level or below. The incumbent ensures work assignments of employees in the unit or team are carried out and will provide sterilization, preparation, supply items and reusable medical equipment decontamination and distribution support for the medical center. Other duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Working with the Supervisor, Sterile Processing Service (SPS), and/or Assistant Chief, SPS in the assignment of functions to team members in order to meet routine and unusual deadlines and priorities Distributing and prioritizing workload among employees in accordance with established workflow and/or job specializations; assuring an even distribution of the workload Revising work schedules to meet anticipated and unanticipated changes in the workload Assigning tasks as necessary to provide new employees with the experience and training required to perform decontamination of scopes and instrumentation in the work area Ensuring Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and SPS mandates are followed during the performance of workflow Reviewing or spot checking scope processing work to ensure completed work meets supervisors' instructions (e.g., work sequences, procedures, methods, and deadlines) Assessing the quality and quantity of work by reviewing the cleaning, reprocessing, and distribution of scope medical equipment, material and instrumentation Providing information to management officials concerning performance issues, assignment changes, and task completion Instructing employees on work-related activities, policies, procedures, and goals Ensuring timely accomplishment of assigned tasks and ensures that each employee has enough work to keep busy Assigning work to employees or assigns employees to position. Breaks out tasks as necessary to provide new employees with the experience and training required to perform the task Explaining work requirements, methods and procedures, as needed, giving special instructions on difficult or different operations and answering technical questions about the task Monitoring status and progress of work and making day-to-day adjustments in accordance with established priorities Maintaining a current knowledge and answering questions of other employees relating to procedures, policies, and directives Training or arranging for the training of team members in the accomplishment of tasks or projects; giving on-the-job training to new employees in accordance with established procedures and practices Obtaining assistance and/or needed information from the supervisory staff on problems that may arise or backlogs that cannot be disposed of promptly Referring questions or matters not covered by standards and problems in meeting performance standards to the supervisory staff Checking the cleaning, reprocessing and distribution of technical medical equipment, material and instrumentation as deemed appropriate to assess the quality and quantity of work produced by each employee Ensuring that items are safe to use, delivered on time at the proper place, and in the correct condition to be properly used for VA patient care Performing quality assurance inspections of instruments and equipment in the Sterile Preparation area of SPS prior to items being wrapped and sterilized Work Schedule: Monday - Friday; 5:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.; 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., or 3:00 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.- Weekends and Holidays (Note: Work schedules are determined and approved by the supervisor. The incumbent may be required to work various shifts on a permanent or temporary basis based on facility/patient care needs). Recruitment/Relocation Incentives (Sign-on Bonus): Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not Authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior [work experience] or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - MEDICAL SUPPLY TECHNICIAN (STERILE PROCESSING) (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Perform daily quality assurance testing on all equipment used in the cleaning and sterilization of surgical instruments. Compile reports on multiple aspects of instrument processing and quality assurance. Ensure compliance with established policies and procedures and other industry standards and regulations. Monitor and track surgical instruments through the use of automated instrument tracking log/system to maintain and monitor inventory records, generate purchase orders. Prepare contaminated surgical items for sterilization procedures and select appropriate chemical or washing agent necessary for decontaminating or cleaning surgical instruments. Disassemble surgical items to smallest component level for cleaning and sterilization. Conduct equipment testing of surgical instruments to ensure operational efficiency and surgical precision. Visually inspect required instruments for cleanliness, signs of damage, deterioration, or imperfection. Select the appropriate sterilization method based upon manufacture requirements and recommendations. Package instruments based on the sterilization method and established policies and procedures. Ensure appropriate climate control measures are maintained. Check the expiration date on all sterile supply items, remove all outdated items, and rotate the stock. Document shortages of instruments and other sterile supplies according to organizational policy and guidelines. Coordinate substitution of instruments with requesting surgical ward or clinics. - Medical Supply Technician (Medical Supply Technician) (Department of Justice): Works closely with Health Services staff in providing day-to-day overall technical central supply support services for the Health Services Department. Responsible for the maintenance of the department inventory, supply distribution, control and reordering of all medical supplies and equipment. Maintains and conducts inventories, delivers supplies, retains necessary records, keeps statistics, maintains security of supplies and instruments and follows policies and procedures governing the use of supplies and equipment. Orders, receives, loads, transports, catalogs, stocks, issues and distributes incoming materials. Coordinates the delivery of special supplies and equipment through vendors and other resources. Inputs and maintains automated inventory database, updating daily supply logs and manual bin carding to assure supplies are reordered according to the needs of the institution. Follows Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO), Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA), American Correctional Association (ACA) and national and local policies as the guidelines relate to the central supply area. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staffs correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Medical Supply Technician (Department of Defense): Performs daily spore testing and sterilizer control measures as it relates to quality assurance, principles of sterilization and elimination of cross contamination. Assembles, adjusts, maintains, and applies the processing procedures for the full range of medical and surgical supplies and equipment used in the hospital. Assembles a wide variety of instrument trays and sets used for medical and surgical procedures. Responsible for accepting, inventorying, processing, and returning loaner instrumentation from approved surgical vendors. Monitors operation of various sterilizers in accordance with established parameters. Inventories and replenishes shortages from sterile supply, inspecting for sterility integrity for instrument sets and expendable items. Operates an automated office information processing system (computer, printer, etc.), to produce, store and process information material to include the daily surgical schedule and the surgeons' preference cards. Receives, decontaminates, inventories, restocks, issues, and maintains the hospital's and outlying clinics' inventory of pediatric and adult crash carts. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 4 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 3 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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Duties include but not limited to: Conducts comprehensive nutrition assessments using the Nutritional Care Process (NCP), including nutrition focused physical examinations, to establish a nutrition diagnosis and determine risk and/or degree of malnutrition. Develops and implements Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) to address the nutrition diagnosis, evaluates and monitors the effectiveness and outcomes of MNT interventions. Modifies the plan as needed to achieve positive patient outcomes. Calculates nutrient requirements and necessary diet restrictions or food and drug interactions tailoring the diet prescription to each individual patient. Documents MNT in the medical record using the Assessment, Diagnosis, Intervention, Monitoring, Evaluation (ADIME) format. Identifies patients in need of nutritional support and recommends the appropriate mode of support and communicates appropriately wi
Clinical Dietitians coordinate nutritional care of Veterans with other health care providers, the Veteran, the Veteran's caregiver, and the community. They are autonomous in their work in applying evidenced-based nutrition practice guidelines for all patients, including those with complex medical and nutritional needs. Conducts comprehensive nutrition assessments using the Nutritional Care Process (NCP), including nutrition focused physical examinations, to establish a nutrition diagnosis and determine risk and/or degree of malnutrition. Develops and implements Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) to address the nutrition diagnosis, evaluates and monitors the effectiveness and outcomes of MNT interventions. Modifies the plan as needed to achieve positive patient outcomes. Functions independently and accurately when record keeping.- Identifies patients in need of nutritional support and recomm
Prepares nutrition care plans for each patient/family with short-term and long-term goals that are mutually developed and adopted. Provides counseling that is evidence based and patient focused and specifically relevant to the expressed needs of the patient Effectively educates the patient on culturally appropriate nutrition therapy. Evaluates patient information/data in order to identify their needs for specific interventions, services, and educational programs. Collaborates with the medical staff and other health care providers to ensure coordination with the overall care plan. Utilizes effective oral and written communication between patients, families, and members of the health care team. Develops, coordinates, and evaluates nutrition materials for patient use. Reasonable Accommodation (RA) Requests: If you believe you have a disability (i.e., physical or mental), covered by the Reha
Supports the overall mission of the Health Services Division by providing comprehensive nutrition care and treatment through an interdisciplinary team approach to patients designated as medical and mental health, under the direction of the Health Services Administrator (HSA) or Food Service Administrator (FSA). Shares the responsibilities for the administration, management, and direction of the institution's medical diet program. Interprets the medical diet program, recommends changes to the FSA, and disseminates information concerning the program. Responsible for developing, planning, directing, and coordinating dietetic services at the institutional level with focus on the local medical mission and management of chronic health care. Coordinates nutritional care with other health care providers; provides consultation to institutional health services staff, physicians, and patients conce
Occupation: Dietitian and nutritionist (series 0630) | posted as: Dietitian (Clinical); Dietitian (Informatics); Clinical Dietitian; Dietitian - Clinical | You will work in human nutrition, the science of food and nutrients, their uses, processes, and how they relate to health and disease. In this field, you may create diet plans, research how diet and nutrition can treat d | ~50 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Dietitian (Clinical) (Veterans Health Administration): Duties include but not limited to: Conducts comprehensive nutrition assessments using the Nutritional Care Process (NCP), including nutrition focused physical examinations, to establish a nutrition diagnosis and determine risk and/or degree of malnutrition. Develops and implements Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) to address the nutrition diagnosis, evaluates and monitors the effectiveness and outcomes of MNT interventions. Modifies the plan as needed to achieve positive patient outcomes. Calculates nutrient requirements and necessary diet restrictions or food and drug interactions tailoring the diet prescription to each individual patient. Documents MNT in the medical record using the Assessment, Diagnosis, Intervention, Monitoring, Evaluation (ADIME) format. Identifies patients in need of nutritional support and recommends the appropriate mode of support and communicates appropriately with the health care team. Actively participates in formal and informal interdisciplinary team meetings. Assesses educational needs and provides nutrition education/counseling for individuals and groups that is tailored to the Veteran(s). Maintains accurate record keeping of daily clinical activities and completes patient encounters using approved systems. Ensures continuous improvement of safe and quality care of Veterans. GS-7 Assignment. Employees in this assignment serve in a Dietitian entry-level developmental position. They work under the guidance of a Dietitian who is at the full performance level or above, performing increasingly complex tasks designed to prepare them for promotion. Clinical Dietitians conduct nutrition assessments for patients with lower acuity using the NCP while developing skills to apply evidence-based nutrition practice guidelines. Clinical Dietitians learn to interpret research, apply whole health principles and develop patient-centered goals. They develop skills in accurate record keeping of clinical activities and complete patient encounters using approved systems. Dietitians comply with The Joint Commission (TJC) requirements and other accrediting agency standards to ensure safe and quality patient care. They collaborate with the Food Operations Section to enhance the Veterans' dining experience and ensure patient satisfaction. GS-9 Assignment. Employees in this assignment serve in a Dietitian developmental position. They perform increasingly complex tasks under general supervision. Clinical Dietitians conduct nutrition assessments using the NCP. They develop skills in applying evidence-based nutrition practice guidelines, interpreting research and utilizing whole health principles to develop patient-centered goals and improve outcomes. Clinical Dietitians also utilize virtual care technology to improve access to care. They maintain accurate record keeping of daily clinical activities and patient encounters using approved systems. Dietitians comply with TJC and other accrediting agency standards to ensure safe and quality patient care. They collect data related to performance improvement activities within Nutrition and Food Services (NFS) and assist in implementing new initiatives. Clinical Dietitians collaborate with the Food Service Section to enhance the Veterans' dining experience, support patient satisfaction and serve as a liaison between clinical units and the food service section. GS-11 Assignment. Employees in this assignment serve in a Dietitian full performance level position. Clinical Dietitians conduct comprehensive nutrition assessments for Veterans using the NCP (e.g., assessment, diagnosis, intervention, monitoring and evaluation), assuring high-quality nutrition care. They apply evidence-based nutrition practice guidelines, interpret research and utilize whole health principles to develop patient centered goals and improve outcomes. Dietitians also utilize virtual care technology to improve access to care. They are accountable for independent and accurate record keeping, autonomous coverage of daily clinical activities and efficiently completing patient encounters using approved systems. Clinical Dietitians are knowledgeable of and ensure work accomplishments comply with TJC and other accrediting agency standards and ensure continuous improvement of safe and quality care. They collect and analyze data related to performance improvement activities within NFS, lead activities in the implementation of new initiatives and collaborate with stakeholders. Dietitians frequently collaborate with the food service section and leadership staff to enhance the Veteran's dining experience, support patient satisfaction and serve as a liaison between clinical units and the Food Service Section. Work Schedule: 8:00am-4:30pm, rotating weekend days and holidays Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: PD99529S, PD99530S, and PD99531S Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Dietitian (Clinical) (Department of Veterans Affairs): Clinical Dietitians coordinate nutritional care of Veterans with other health care providers, the Veteran, the Veteran's caregiver, and the community. They are autonomous in their work in applying evidenced-based nutrition practice guidelines for all patients, including those with complex medical and nutritional needs. Conducts comprehensive nutrition assessments using the Nutritional Care Process (NCP), including nutrition focused physical examinations, to establish a nutrition diagnosis and determine risk and/or degree of malnutrition. Develops and implements Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) to address the nutrition diagnosis, evaluates and monitors the effectiveness and outcomes of MNT interventions. Modifies the plan as needed to achieve positive patient outcomes. Functions independently and accurately when record keeping.- Identifies patients in need of nutritional support and recommends the appropriate mode of support and communicates appropriately with the health care team. Assesses educational needs and provides nutrition education/counseling for individuals and groups that is tailored to the Veteran(s). Complies with the Joint Commission requirements and other accrediting agency standards to ensure safe and quality patient area Collaborates with the Food Operations Section and department leadership to enhance Veterans' dining experience, support patient satisfaction, and serve as a liaison between clinical units and the Food Operations section. GS-07 Assignment: Employees in this assignment serve in a Dietitian (Clinical) entry-level developmental position. They work under the guidance of a Dietitian who is at the full performance level or above, performing increasingly complex tasks designed to prepare them for promotion. Clinical Dietitians conduct nutrition assessments for patients with lower acuity using the NCP while developing skills to apply evidence-based nutrition practice guidelines. Clinical Dietitians learn to interpret research, apply whole health principles and develop patient-centered goals. They develop skills in accurate record keeping of clinical activities and complete patient encounters using approved systems. Clinical Dietitians comply with The Joint Commission (TJC) requirements and other accrediting agency standards to ensure safe and quality patient care. They collaborate with the Food Operations Section to enhance the Veterans' dining experience and ensure patient satisfaction. GS-09 Assignment: Employees in this assignment serve in a Dietitian (Clinical) developmental position. They perform increasingly complex tasks under general supervision. Clinical Dietitians conduct nutrition assessments using the NCP. They develop skills in applying evidence-based nutrition practice guidelines, interpreting research and utilizing whole health principles to develop patient-centered goals and improve outcomes. Clinical Dietitians also utilize virtual care technology to improve access to care. They maintain accurate record keeping of daily clinical activities and patient encounters using approved systems. Clinical Dietitians comply with TJC and other accrediting agency standards to ensure safe and quality patient care. They collect data related to performance improvement activities within Nutrition and Food Services (NFS) and assist in implementing new initiatives. Clinical Dietitians collaborate with the Food Service Section to enhance the Veterans' dining experience, support patient satisfaction and serve as a liaison between clinical units and the food service section. GS-11 Assignment: Employees in this assignment serve in a Dietitian (Clinical) full performance level position. Clinical Dietitians conduct comprehensive nutrition assessments for Veterans using the NCP (e.g., assessment, diagnosis, intervention, monitoring and evaluation), assuring high-quality nutrition care. They apply evidence-based nutrition practice guidelines, interpret research and utilize whole health principles to develop patient- centered goals and improve outcomes. Clinical Dietitians also utilize virtual care technology to improve access to care. They are accountable for independent and accurate record keeping, autonomous coverage of daily clinical activities and efficiently completing patient encounters using approved systems. Clinical Dietitians are knowledgeable of and ensure work accomplishments comply with TJC and other accrediting agency standards and ensure continuous improvement of safe and quality care. Clinical Dietitians frequently collaborate with the food service section and leadership staff to enhance the Veteran's dining experience, support patient satisfaction and serve as a liaison between clinical units and the Food Service Section. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00am-4:30pm Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: PD99531S Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Available Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Available - Dietitian (Indian Health Service): Prepares nutrition care plans for each patient/family with short-term and long-term goals that are mutually developed and adopted. Provides counseling that is evidence based and patient focused and specifically relevant to the expressed needs of the patient Effectively educates the patient on culturally appropriate nutrition therapy. Evaluates patient information/data in order to identify their needs for specific interventions, services, and educational programs. Collaborates with the medical staff and other health care providers to ensure coordination with the overall care plan. Utilizes effective oral and written communication between patients, families, and members of the health care team. Develops, coordinates, and evaluates nutrition materials for patient use. Reasonable Accommodation (RA) Requests: If you believe you have a disability (i.e., physical or mental), covered by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended that would interfere with completing the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, you will be granted the opportunity to request a RA in your online application. Requests for RA for the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments and appropriate supporting documentation for RA must be received prior to starting the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments. Decisions on requests for RA are made on a case-by-case basis. If you meet the minimum qualifications of the position, after notification of the adjudication of your request, you will receive an email invitation to complete the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, based on your adjudication decision. You must complete all assessments within 48 hours of receiving the URL to access the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments if you received the link after the close of the announcement. To determine if you need a RA, please review the Procedures for Requesting a Reasonable Accommodation for Online Assessments. (https://appsupport-usastaffing.opm.gov/hc/en-us/sections/45063131363475-Reasonable-Accommodation-Information) - Dietitian (Clinical Dietitian) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Supports the overall mission of the Health Services Division by providing comprehensive nutrition care and treatment through an interdisciplinary team approach to patients designated as medical and mental health, under the direction of the Health Services Administrator (HSA) or Food Service Administrator (FSA). Shares the responsibilities for the administration, management, and direction of the institution's medical diet program. Interprets the medical diet program, recommends changes to the FSA, and disseminates information concerning the program. Responsible for developing, planning, directing, and coordinating dietetic services at the institutional level with focus on the local medical mission and management of chronic health care. Coordinates nutritional care with other health care providers; provides consultation to institutional health services staff, physicians, and patients concerning diet and nutrition; and provides expertise in a wide range of disease states including those with complex medical and nutritional needs. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 3 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Major Duties include not are not limited to: Incumbent demonstrates a high degree of independence and professional judgment in planning and executing treatment programs to meet complex treatment objectives for mobility with the Veteran and active-duty population. Performs more complex and varied evaluations when evaluating and treating patients in Home Care areas that are beyond the general practice of Occupational Therapy Appropriately completes home accessibility and safety assessments. Makes recommendations to improve safety and accessibility, as needed. Involves the patient, family/significant other and medical team in treatment planning and goal setting through ongoing communication. Plans and carries out the full range of specialized interventions and treatment modalities where therapeutic objectives are complex, and procedures involved require the application of specialized skills
Major Duties: Clinical: Candidates must be licensed for assignment at this grade level and are considered to be at the full performance level. They are assigned to all program areas which are covered by the Geriatrics and Extended Care Service and provide professional, independent occupational therapy services in the assigned area(s). OTs at this level may be given general assignments in any occupational therapy program area where advanced, specialized knowledge is not required on a recurring basis due to the patient population served and complexity of the facility and/or treatment area or may serve as the sole OT at a less complex facility. Individuals may perform ancillary assignments, including program management duties on an occasional basis, where the complexity and amount of work is not substantial (less than 25% of duty time). Upon referral from a physician (or self-referral in a
What are the Major Duties of this Position? Serves as Occupational Therapist at a Medical Referral Center providing inpatient and outpatient services to Federal prisoners referred by physicians, mid-level practitioners or dentists. Functions autonomously in the specialty area, but will also be a member of a rehabilitation team providing the latest evidence-based care to a diverse patient population in this unique setting. Provides occupational therapy services to patients who have impairments, functional limitations, disabilities, or changes in physical, functional and/or health status resulting from injury, disease, or other causes. Establishes a plan of care and manage the needs of the patient based on examination, evaluation, diagnosis, prognosis, goals, and outcomes of planned interventions of identified impairments, activity limitations, and participation restrictions. Collaborates
Occupation: Occupational therapist (series 0631) | posted as: Occupational Therapist | You will work in occupational therapy, where you help people with physical, sensory or cognitive problems. In this field, you will work with people who have difficulty performing activities, develop treatment plans and t | 100% want a licence/certification | ~7 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Occupational Therapist (Veterans Health Administration): Major Duties include not are not limited to: Incumbent demonstrates a high degree of independence and professional judgment in planning and executing treatment programs to meet complex treatment objectives for mobility with the Veteran and active-duty population. Performs more complex and varied evaluations when evaluating and treating patients in Home Care areas that are beyond the general practice of Occupational Therapy Appropriately completes home accessibility and safety assessments. Makes recommendations to improve safety and accessibility, as needed. Involves the patient, family/significant other and medical team in treatment planning and goal setting through ongoing communication. Plans and carries out the full range of specialized interventions and treatment modalities where therapeutic objectives are complex, and procedures involved require the application of specialized skills and knowledge in the area of mobility and balance. Adapts and applies treatment procedures with critical concern for patients who are acutely ill, or who have a combination of sever mental, emotional, or physical disabilities. Treatment will be provided in the home, on the ward, in the facility and in the community as appropriate for the patient's needs. Assesses for and request prosthetic/orthotic equipment as needed and can make modifications as necessary. Makes recommendations and referral to other medical specialties/services as needs are identified during ongoing assessment of this complex patient population. Evaluates need for medical equipment. Ensures proper ordering procedures are used. Assists in the scheduling of patients according to the Occupational therapy treatment plan, while coordinating with the treatment plans of other disciplines within the team and facility. Maintains consistent and timely documentation of patient encounters in the electronic medical record in accordance with accepted O.T. practice, PMRS, facility and VA policies and procedures. For each patient assigned, maintains consistent and timely documentation of encounters in patient's medical record. Participates in regular team meetings, verbal and written communication and consultation amongst team members to guide and evaluate the work of the multi-disciplinary program. Communicates by educating and involving patient, family, significant others, and pertinent health care staff in the patient's treatment plans, disease process, and goals. Provides basic emergency intervention to the patient to prevent further injury or infection using established VA procedures. Practices appropriate infection control procedures, personal safety, patient safety, patient privacy and treatment precautions pertinent to patient's condition or disease process, and the location of patient encounter. Requests and maintains supplies in the vehicle/OT area for ongoing patient treatment. Actively participates in his/her own professional development maintaining an appropriate level of education as required by Missouri Division of Professional Licensure for Occupational Therapy and the AOTA. Develops and provides individualized clinical training experience for occupational therapy students. Completes annual mandatory reviews and other education as directed by National Headquarters, VISN, Medical Center, Service Line, and Department. Attends PM&R section in-services as well as hospital-wide in-services. Attends and completes mandatory in-service training as required by VA, PM&R, and OT policies Provides necessary guidance, direction, and supervision to occupational therapy students, volunteers, and/or CWT workers assigned to the PM&R clinic. Compiles and submits statistical data, reports and quality assurance findings to document program effectiveness, caseload, and attendance. Assists in the maintenance of the clinic and exhibits good safety practices following proper safety policies and procedures per VA, Joint Commission, CARF, OSHA, etc. for infection control, equipment etc. Participates in quality assurance projects and/or Quality Assurance projects and completes reports as required on patient treatment. Participates in quarterly Occupational Therapy peer review process. Participates in or coordinates program development for special programs within the Occupational Therapy department. Corresponds with patients and families in person, over the phone, through telehealth and/or through MyHealthyVet in a professional, timely, and courteous manner. Participates in Performance Improvement activities and peer review as requested. Maintains adequate supplies, materials, and equipment for anticipated treatment needs, in line with budget. Work Schedule: 8:00am - 4:30pm. Weekends and holiday rotations Telework: Not available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 000000 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Occupational Therapist (Department of Veterans Affairs): Major Duties: Clinical: Candidates must be licensed for assignment at this grade level and are considered to be at the full performance level. They are assigned to all program areas which are covered by the Geriatrics and Extended Care Service and provide professional, independent occupational therapy services in the assigned area(s). OTs at this level may be given general assignments in any occupational therapy program area where advanced, specialized knowledge is not required on a recurring basis due to the patient population served and complexity of the facility and/or treatment area or may serve as the sole OT at a less complex facility. Individuals may perform ancillary assignments, including program management duties on an occasional basis, where the complexity and amount of work is not substantial (less than 25% of duty time). Upon referral from a physician (or self-referral in a direct access system), evaluates patients in complex cases to determine functional status, identifies problems and needs for individualized therapy treatment. Demonstrates the ability to serve as a consultant for health care providers regarding the deliver of occupational therapy services to patients who have experienced musculoskeletal injuries, neurological injuries, and trauma. Demonstrates knowledge and skill in a range of occupational therapy principles and techniques consistent with current clinical standards based on occupational therapy theory and evidence-based practice. Demonstrates an effective working knowledge of occupational therapy interventions and treatment modalities used in the clinical setting for veterans who have suffered musculoskeletal injuries, neurological injuries, and multiple traumas. Independently plans and develops comprehensive occupational therapy programs to meet patients' needs. Demonstrates knowledge and skill in evaluating and treating patients who has experienced limb loss, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, neurological injury, and neuromusculoskeletal dysfunction. Demonstrates skills in performing and interpreting specialized evaluation procedures and tests. Incumbent is responsible for comprehensive evaluations of patients for durable medical equipment and orthotics including procuring, fabricating, adjusting, adapting, and modifying adaptive equipment for activities of daily living (inclusive of DME, bracing, and other adaptive equipment). Once the evaluation is complete, the incumbent is responsible for coordinating equipment need with the physician and prosthetics department. Additionally, the incumbent will train the patient on the required DME for safety and functional mobility. Utilizes critical analysis, clinical reasoning, and creativity to independently solve complete problems related to adapting and modifying assessments, treatment plans, activities, and procedures to meet the needs of the patients. Reviews occupational therapy documentation of initial findings, treatment goals estimated length of treatment, equipment recommendations, interim progress, and discharge summary in patients' medical records. Communicates effectively with occupational therapy and medical center staff. Works effectively with health care providers in coordinating the patients' total care. Participates in conferences and assigned medical meetings. Understands rationale for all clinic procedures and has good operating knowledge of all equipment in the Occupational Therapy Clinic. Maintains Basic Life Support (BLS) certification. Administration: Assigns and evaluates work of subordinate staff as assigned. Maintains attendance records and submits monthly reports and statistics. Maintains procedures consistent with STVHCS policies. Assists in the development of standards of care to ensure compliance with professional accrediting organizations. Maintains all data for quality assurance monitoring and evaluates data at specific intervals. Maintains adequate level of supplies. Maintains equipment in safe and operable condition through inspection and submission of work orders, as necessary. Other duties as assigned. Education Supervises and trains occupational therapy students and volunteers. If assigned, acts as clinical education coordinator for the HCBC Section. Provides in-services training for therapy staff and other professionals, as necessary. Orients Visitors and Volunteers to the role of occupational therapy. Maintains professional state license and National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy competency through continuing education with completion in each biennium of 3.0 Continuing Competency Units (CCU's). Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00AM - 4:30PM Telework: Ad-Hoc only Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 55518-F Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Occupational Therapist (Department of Justice): What are the Major Duties of this Position? Serves as Occupational Therapist at a Medical Referral Center providing inpatient and outpatient services to Federal prisoners referred by physicians, mid-level practitioners or dentists. Functions autonomously in the specialty area, but will also be a member of a rehabilitation team providing the latest evidence-based care to a diverse patient population in this unique setting. Provides occupational therapy services to patients who have impairments, functional limitations, disabilities, or changes in physical, functional and/or health status resulting from injury, disease, or other causes. Establishes a plan of care and manage the needs of the patient based on examination, evaluation, diagnosis, prognosis, goals, and outcomes of planned interventions of identified impairments, activity limitations, and participation restrictions. Collaborates with multiple medical, mental health, and correctional staff to provide comprehensive care to federal inmates. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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Responsible for performing physical therapy evaluations, formulating objective treatment plans, and providing treatments for patients (inmates) referred by other medical staff. Plans, implements and administers treatments utilizing various accepted techniques which include, but are not limited to: therapeutic exercise; manual therapy; functional training; prescription, application, and/or fabrication of devices and equipment; integumentary repair and protection; and electrotherapeutic, physical, and mechanical modalities. Documents all aspects of patient management utilizing the electronic health record according to established policy and licensure requirements. Makes recommendations on matters of policy, procedures, training, personnel, and equipment, which may include developing written policies and procedures that reflect the objectives and operation of physical therapy services, as w
Occupation: Physical therapist (series 0633) | posted as: Physical Therapist | You will work in physical therapy, treating or preventing disability or disease. In this field, you will plan and carry out treatments that use exercises, massages or other physical elements. You will also run tests and | 100% want a licence/certification | ~2 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Physical Therapist (Department of Justice): Responsible for performing physical therapy evaluations, formulating objective treatment plans, and providing treatments for patients (inmates) referred by other medical staff. Plans, implements and administers treatments utilizing various accepted techniques which include, but are not limited to: therapeutic exercise; manual therapy; functional training; prescription, application, and/or fabrication of devices and equipment; integumentary repair and protection; and electrotherapeutic, physical, and mechanical modalities. Documents all aspects of patient management utilizing the electronic health record according to established policy and licensure requirements. Makes recommendations on matters of policy, procedures, training, personnel, and equipment, which may include developing written policies and procedures that reflect the objectives and operation of physical therapy services, as well as providing input for multidisciplinary programs with physical therapy involvement. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 3 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Major duties and responsibilities include but not limited to: Clinical: Knowledge of a variety of standardized assessment tools in order to provide a more comprehensive intervention under the supervision of an occupational therapist. Independently administers standardized assessments including assessments for cognition after completing training and deemed competent by OTR. Able to communicate findings of assessments to the OTR for treatment planning. Ability to use problem solving skills when providing more complex therapeutic techniques and interventions for patients who have a wide range of diagnoses or disabilities. Demonstrates ability to modify approach when working with a veteran to make the activity match the veteran's needs. Demonstrates the ability to identify individual treatment program change needs and communicate this to the OTR. Demonstrates the ability to identify those in
Major Duties and Responsibilities to include but are not limited to: The Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) works with individuals and groups throughout the facility in a client-centered process to facilitate and empower the client to develop and achieve self-determined goals related to health and wellness. Coaches support clients in mobilizing internal strengths and external resources and develops self-management strategies for making sustainable, healthy lifestyle behavior changes and more effectively managing chronic disease. Coordinates assessment and delivery of Whole Health Clinician Coaching services in assigned duty station or department. Contacts eligible participants for enrollment and explains the Clinician Coaching process. Provides Clinician Coaching for Veterans in order to reduce or eliminate high-risk behaviors while increasing healthy ones. Conducts interventions for Veter
Performs a wide range of complex PTA duties requiring an advanced practical knowledge of physical therapy, evidence-based medicine and data collection to perform specific aspects of evaluations and interventions. Under the direction of the PT, plans, coordinates, and administers diverse physical therapy for wounded, ill and injured patients, as well as other beneficiaries, with a wide range of physical and behavioral health diagnoses and disabilities. Provides updated status in patient progress reports, as well as other administrative reports. Initiates, implements, plans, and recommends progressive treatment plan with consideration of patient’s neurological, surgical, sensory, respiratory, cardiac status, gait ability, posture, age and general health, under the supervision of the PT. Provides instruction to patients, family members and/or other health workers to perform selected treatme
Under supervising Occupational therapist determines indications and contraindications for treatment and develops a treatment program according to the established goals in the treatment plan. In consultation with supervising Occupational therapist, implements treatment plans in an individual or group setting. Interviews the client and family members to gather historical information for initial and ongoing treatment and assessments. Discusses treatment goals with the family members, pertinent personnel, and other caregivers to facilitate goal achievement. Assists the OTR in the development of a comprehensive treatment plan that includes long and short-term goals. Documents information related to all patients care in accordance with guidelines from the American Occupational Therapy Association, The Joint Commission (JC), current military protocols and as instructed by supervisor. Completes
Occupation: Rehabilitation therapy assistant (series 0636) | posted as: Physical Therapy Assistant; Occupational Therapy Assistant; Therapy Assistant (Recreation); Therapy Assistant - Recreation | You will plan therapeutic activities for patients' physical or mental health. In this field, you may work in occupational, physical, corrective or educational therapy. | 51% want a licence/certification | ~131 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Occupational Therapy Assistant (Department of Veterans Affairs): Major duties and responsibilities include but not limited to: Clinical: Knowledge of a variety of standardized assessment tools in order to provide a more comprehensive intervention under the supervision of an occupational therapist. Independently administers standardized assessments including assessments for cognition after completing training and deemed competent by OTR. Able to communicate findings of assessments to the OTR for treatment planning. Ability to use problem solving skills when providing more complex therapeutic techniques and interventions for patients who have a wide range of diagnoses or disabilities. Demonstrates ability to modify approach when working with a veteran to make the activity match the veteran's needs. Demonstrates the ability to identify individual treatment program change needs and communicate this to the OTR. Demonstrates the ability to identify those in a group who need modification of an activity and to assist them to grade the activity to maximize patient's functional status. Demonstrates ability to identify and recommend complex adaptive and assistive devices and durable medical equipment. Demonstrates the ability to progress a veteran-centered plan of care towards discharge goals and communicates discharge recommendations with OTR. Ability to provide complex/multistep instructions to patients, caregivers, and other health care professionals adapting instructions to meet the learning needs of the individuals. Independently offers information and instructions to veterans with varied levels of cognition. Provides multistep directions to allow veterans to participate in therapeutic groups and interventions with consideration of their level of cognition. Provides information regarding ways to structure activities for veterans to family members, other health care professions and program staff. Ability to promote occupational therapy services effectively, providing training and interventions within the assigned areas. Independently describes the role and purpose of occupational therapy as part of a Veteran's overall rehabilitation program to other program staff, to veterans and to other identified stakeholders. Demonstrates the ability to provide training and interventions independently within all patient care areas associated with PM&RS. Within the program works with minimum guidance from the OTR. Is able to identify situations in which OT services may be warranted and advocate within the program for an OT evaluation. Independently offers information to the program for treatment planning, is an active participant in team treatment of the veteran. Education Knowledge and skill are routinely updated through continuing education. New learning is shared with peers. Successful completion of an associate degree in occupational therapy from a college or university accredited by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA). Maintains credentials including State License and/or certification as required by VA. Administrative Incumbent completes documentation in a manner consistent with the facilities requirements, including timeliness and completeness. Maintains records and statistical data as requested for the purpose of workload and/or efficiency reports. Reports are accurate and timely. Periodically participates in quality assurance utilization reviews regarding patient treatment and departmental issues. Aware of and adheres to the facility's rules, policies and procedures and the American Occupational Therapy Association Standards of Practice and Standards of Ethics to insure quality patient care. Ensures proper level of supplies and equipment by sharing in the inventory and ordering process. Shares responsibility for safety and maintenance. Participates in the performance appraisal process by establishing goals, reviewing progress with supervisor and preparing self-review. Masters at least 2 new competencies per year. Is aware of safety concerns, regulations, policies and procedures, and employs appropriate safety practices. Has knowledge of and adheres to Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goals. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Telework: Not Authorized Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 000000 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized PCS Appraised Value Offer (AVO): Not Authorized - Physical Therapy Assistant (Whole Health) (Veterans Health Administration): Major Duties and Responsibilities to include but are not limited to: The Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) works with individuals and groups throughout the facility in a client-centered process to facilitate and empower the client to develop and achieve self-determined goals related to health and wellness. Coaches support clients in mobilizing internal strengths and external resources and develops self-management strategies for making sustainable, healthy lifestyle behavior changes and more effectively managing chronic disease. Coordinates assessment and delivery of Whole Health Clinician Coaching services in assigned duty station or department. Contacts eligible participants for enrollment and explains the Clinician Coaching process. Provides Clinician Coaching for Veterans in order to reduce or eliminate high-risk behaviors while increasing healthy ones. Conducts interventions for Veterans using one-on-one, couple, or group modalities in outpatient and inpatient settings. Conducts Whole Health Facilitated Groups; may participate in MOVE, smoking cessation, diabetes management, hypertension clinics and other inpatient and outpatient groups as appropriate. Provides follow-up care through telephone clinics or secure messaging between face-to-face appointments. Actively guides Veterans in the exploration of core elements of personal health planning through individual and group-based programs. Encourages and assists Veterans with the adoption of habits that are conducive to a higher quality of life and in alignment with the Veteran's goals. Identify habits and behaviors that are harmful to quality of life and related to chronic illness. Utilizes motivational interviewing and health coaching techniques and processes, learned through health coach training, to assist members in developing a realistic plan to accomplish their goals. Fosters an environment of individual responsibility to maximize each Veteran's ability to adhere to a lifestyle management plan. Develops trust with Veterans and incorporates trust principles in day-to-day activities. Works collaboratively within a team setting to provide positive outcomes for participants, peers and overall operations. Maintains education and knowledge regarding lifestyle (habits and behaviors) and clinical outcomes, including behaviors that improve Veterans' health and wellbeing and those related to poor clinical outcomes. Provides eligible Veterans and family members with information regarding lifestyle management including weight management, nutrition, exercise/fitness, smoking cessation, stress management, diabetes, pain management, and other appropriate conditions that are in line with the personalized health plan developed between the health care team and the patient, and in coordination with programs providing specific services when applicable, e.g., MOVE! for weight management or smoking cessation classes, if Veteran is enrolled in these programs. Uses VISTA, CPRS, Microsoft office software, Intranet and Internet and other applicable software to track and support patient progress. Communicates proactively and effectively with Veterans, peers and supervisors. Ability to deal with unexpected situations; i.e., cognitively impaired patients are constantly at risk for accidents, patient's whose behavior is out of control, medically unstable patients. Must react quickly and appropriately to life threatening situations, transfer patients and deal effectively with patient's emotional needs which may vary throughout the course of their treatment. Maintains equipment and work areas. Performs non-technical maintenance of equipment to prevent malfunctions and maintains the treatment area in a safe, orderly fashion. Maintains adequate stock of supplies and materials. Recognizes potentially hazardous situations and takes corrective action. The PTA is expected to stay current in his/her specialty area through professional literature and continuing education both on and off station. May also be required to participate in the clinical training of prospective PT's or PTA's from local high school health occupation students or potential clinical affiliations with area associate degree programs. Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 08:00am-4:30pm. Telework: Ad-hoc Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not authorized. - Physical Therapy Assistant (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Performs a wide range of complex PTA duties requiring an advanced practical knowledge of physical therapy, evidence-based medicine and data collection to perform specific aspects of evaluations and interventions. Under the direction of the PT, plans, coordinates, and administers diverse physical therapy for wounded, ill and injured patients, as well as other beneficiaries, with a wide range of physical and behavioral health diagnoses and disabilities. Provides updated status in patient progress reports, as well as other administrative reports. Initiates, implements, plans, and recommends progressive treatment plan with consideration of patient’s neurological, surgical, sensory, respiratory, cardiac status, gait ability, posture, age and general health, under the supervision of the PT. Provides instruction to patients, family members and/or other health workers to perform selected treatment procedures and functional training activities. Tracks procedure’s effects on patients, long-and short-term effects of different types of therapy, and appropriateness of a specific therapy, noting overall trends in efficacy, reporting problems to supervisor. Participates in instructional programs, as directed by the PT, to include teaching other personnel in sound, proper methods of physical therapy treatment. Assists in planning and coordinating in-service training for professional and non-professional personnel. Completes administrative duties as required, including but not limited to checking in patients, scheduling, and template management. Masters new techniques and modality proficiency by studying current literature and conducting required research. Researches new therapy equipment and makes recommendations for purchase. - Occupational Therapy Assistant (Department of Defense): Under supervising Occupational therapist determines indications and contraindications for treatment and develops a treatment program according to the established goals in the treatment plan. In consultation with supervising Occupational therapist, implements treatment plans in an individual or group setting. Interviews the client and family members to gather historical information for initial and ongoing treatment and assessments. Discusses treatment goals with the family members, pertinent personnel, and other caregivers to facilitate goal achievement. Assists the OTR in the development of a comprehensive treatment plan that includes long and short-term goals. Documents information related to all patients care in accordance with guidelines from the American Occupational Therapy Association, The Joint Commission (JC), current military protocols and as instructed by supervisor. Completes required data collection for workload management, analysis and research studies. Maintains treatment areas, administrative areas, and personal spaces in a safe, orderly manner. Performs non-technical maintenance of equipment to prevent malfunctions. Contributes to the marketing of occupational therapy throughout the facility. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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This is a direct patient care position responsible for performing the work of a creative arts therapist, including assessment, planning, implementation, and treatment that is appropriate to the needs, skills and aptitudes of the patient to achieve therapeutic goals through engagement in the creative process. Supports reflection of the art process and product through an art therapy framework to develop specific skills attained through art making that may include increased independence, focus to task, sense of self-worth, coping skills, self-care and social skills. Provides a safe environment for patients to understand the symbolic expression of their art product, process, and their experience with the materials as it relates to their recovery and wellness to patients in Spinal Cord Injury. Duties Include but are not limited to: Evaluates patients with formal and informal assessments, deve
Duties will vary by grade. At the GS-11 full performance level of the grade, the incumbent serves as a member of a multi-disciplinary treatment team recommending treatment objectives and goals. Responsible for providing assessment and treatment interventions. Employs therapeutic objectives which are complex because of the severe and multiple disabilities regularly encountered. Duties will include: Interprets and administers physicians' recreation therapy consults/orders, schedules patient for treatment and integrates recreation/creative arts interventions with other treatments in order to achieve the goals established for the patient. Develops treatment plans and administers therapeutic recreation interventions which are directed to such goals as sensory integration, ambulation, diminishing emotional stress, community re-entry, reality orientation, muscular dysfunction and reorientation,
Provide professional recreational therapy to adult outpatients who are predominantly active-duty military recovering from traumatic injuries, amputations, burns, and other complex injuries/conditions requiring advanced rehabilitation. Evaluate patients and provide structured recreational therapy plan of care and treatment sessions to achieve patient centered goals. Utilize standard assessments and/or develop specific tools based on the population needs to establish appropriate therapeutic recreation goals and develop the patient's treatment plan. Evaluate patient progress on a recurring basis and provides written and oral reports of findings. Communicate findings to multi-disciplinary team to ensure wholistic care. Attend staff meetings, team treatment meetings, and other clinical conferences to facilitate coordinated multi-disciplinary care, address barriers to progress, and maximize th
Responsible for facilitating therapeutic recreation, leisure, social psychology, rehabilitation, and human development theories and concepts as related to the nature and scope of human service delivery systems, and integrates these in a variety of settings. Responsible for providing comprehensive care and treatment to inmate patients through an inter-disciplinary team approach. Maintains current records of treatment and programs, to include monitoring and determining effectiveness of interventions and revising plan as necessary. Designs and administers therapeutic recreation programs when established treatment programs are not applicable; must substantially adapt programs for inmate patients who are acutely ill or have severe mental disabilities. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution.
Occupation: Recreation/creative arts therapist (series 0638) | posted as: Recreation Therapist; Recreational Therapist; Creative Arts Therapist (Art) | You will evaluate patients and create therapy activities that help them with their emotional and physical health. You will help patients lower stress, encourage acceptable behavior, help with physical and mental rehab an | 87% want a licence/certification | ~16 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Creative Arts Therapist (Art) (Veterans Health Administration): This is a direct patient care position responsible for performing the work of a creative arts therapist, including assessment, planning, implementation, and treatment that is appropriate to the needs, skills and aptitudes of the patient to achieve therapeutic goals through engagement in the creative process. Supports reflection of the art process and product through an art therapy framework to develop specific skills attained through art making that may include increased independence, focus to task, sense of self-worth, coping skills, self-care and social skills. Provides a safe environment for patients to understand the symbolic expression of their art product, process, and their experience with the materials as it relates to their recovery and wellness to patients in Spinal Cord Injury. Duties Include but are not limited to: Evaluates patients with formal and informal assessments, develops individualized art therapy treatment plans and interventions with knowledge of symptoms of diagnoses in the provision of art therapy based on current literature and best practices. The incumbent gathers informal art-based assessment of SCI/D patients' needs, aptitudes, interests and abilities; develops and implements an individualized art therapy treatment plan to include the scope, duration and frequency of treatment. Stage of life is considered and used to modify evaluation and treatment based on the needs of the individual. Assessment of the patient's learning needs is performed and patient education is tailored to meet those needs for the patient, his family and significant others throughout the treatment process. Identifies potential risks, modifies treatment plans as needed, and develops adaptive interventions to facilitate a safe therapeutic environment. Uses diagnostic coding and symptoms of diagnoses in the provision of art therapy. Applies the creative process and art media and their effect on the patients' cognitive, sensory, emotional, and physical states. Establishes and maintains a therapeutic relationship with professional boundaries that reflects a trusting, empathetic and respectful interaction. Evaluates patients with SCI/D regarding history, interests, aptitudes and skills through interview, inventories, tests and measurements to determine individual and specialized needs Uses advanced knowledge of contemporary art therapy theory and techniques across multiples areas of practice to evaluate, determine goals, implement a program, recommend adaptive equipment, and plan discharge for patients within the specialized area. Communicates with team members regarding changes in patient status, development of treatment programs, and discharge plans. Develops and carries out advanced art therapy treatment to meet individual SCI/D rehabilitation objectives which may include: therapeutic arts intervention; teaching adaptive or compensatory techniques; utilizing clinical reasoning to determine best-practice strategies in light of cognitive, emotional or social issues in the veteran's life. This list of advanced skills relates specifically to the SCI /D population. These treatment interventions are conducted both one on one with individuals and in group settings Demonstrates the ability to make many decisions regarding custom adaptation of established treatment procedures and equipment for the person with SCI/D to ensure successful outcomes of simple complex and unique cases. Provides input to the Director and the Spinal Cord Injury/Disorders Services for the development and/or revision of creative arts department policy and procedures as requested. Demonstrates skills in developing protocols and procedures for intervention programs based on current creative art therapy theory, recent research and practice. Develops and completes documentation of patient care including assessments, progress notes, encounters, consultations, care plans, and other reports with concise and clear clinical information . Documentation must comply with all required timeframe standards. Incumbent is responsible for over-seeing the day-to-day operation of the SCI/D Creative Art Therapy clinic areas to which assigned. Serves as a subject matter expert in Creative Arts Therapy for the SCI/D department. Makes recommendations for purchase of capital equipment requests related to creative arts supplies and equipment. Supervises Creative Art Therapy students; performs regular evaluations of skills, clinical instruction, and mentorship. Maintains professional competence and certification/licensure/registration through participation in relevant continuing education. Preferred Experience: Neurologic rehabilitation experience preferred. Work Schedule: M-F 8:00am-4:30pm (subject to change based on the needs of the facility) Telework: Not available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 000000 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Recreation Therapist (Department of Veterans Affairs): Duties will vary by grade. At the GS-11 full performance level of the grade, the incumbent serves as a member of a multi-disciplinary treatment team recommending treatment objectives and goals. Responsible for providing assessment and treatment interventions. Employs therapeutic objectives which are complex because of the severe and multiple disabilities regularly encountered. Duties will include: Interprets and administers physicians' recreation therapy consults/orders, schedules patient for treatment and integrates recreation/creative arts interventions with other treatments in order to achieve the goals established for the patient. Develops treatment plans and administers therapeutic recreation interventions which are directed to such goals as sensory integration, ambulation, diminishing emotional stress, community re-entry, reality orientation, muscular dysfunction and reorientation, treatment of psychosocial dysfunction, providing a sense of achievement and progress and channeling energies into acceptable forms of behavior. Teaches independent living skills, social interaction skills, adjustment and coping skills, pre-vocational or work adjustment skills, power wheelchair, manual wheelchair and other mobility device community training, aquatic therapy techniques, adaptive sports and community transportation planning and safety. Interviews Veterans with severe and/or multiple diagnoses that require unconventional interview approaches and treatments to devise effective methods and procedures. Assesses the need for and the patient's ability to use adaptive equipment including ADL aides, power wheelchairs, manual wheelchairs and other mobility devices, assistive technology, etc. in the community setting. Administers, scores or interprets a variety of creative, leisure and motor skills assessments. Evaluates the assigned patient's mental, emotional, social and physical capabilities to determine the patient's needs in recreation therapy. Develops therapeutic programs for various types of disabilities which include psychiatric diagnoses, dementia, neuromuscular disorders, orthopedic conditions, amputation, paralysis, spinal cord injury, head injury, respiratory disorders, chronic cardiovascular diseases, visual impairment and patients with multiple diagnoses. Administers mental and physical assessments for patients with severe and/or multiple diagnoses. As an expert in recreation therapy, oversees the administration and interpretation of assessments. Guides recreation therapy assistants in the correct methods of administering and interpretation of assessment results. Functions as a core team member of a clinical multi-disciplinary team for the purpose of providing total health care delivery to the patient, and continuity of care by sharing ideas and exchanging pertinent information. Coordinates a wide range of interventions with other services in the development of appropriate patient treatment programs. Documents patient care using the electronic medical record and updates per medical documentation policy to reflect current status of patients. Prepares and submits initial, progress and discharge notes (in accordance with service policy. Performs regular assessments and leisure diagnostic evaluations to determine the appropriate treatment in conjunction with the interdisciplinary treatment team/physician. Discusses progress with treatment team, suggests adjustments to interventions based on sound professional arguments. Frequently selects, adapts, and/or adjusts recreation modalities in accordance with rehabilitation goals. Independently modifies techniques and develops new approaches as necessary to ensure realization of patient treatment goals. Responsible for one or more programs such as Physical Fitness Reactivation, Community Reintegration, Leisure Education and Skill Development, Student Education Programs, Sports Athletic Program, Whole Health/Wellness, and Quality Management. Participates in ward rounds with ward physicians and other members of the treatment team. He/She also explains and discusses both theoretical and practical aspects of reaction therapy treatment and/or therapeutic techniques with various groups within the medical center. Work Schedule: Tuesday-Friday, 7:30am-5:00pm, every other Saturday (Wk 1 of PP) 8am-4:30pm Compressed/Flexible: See above Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Recreational Therapist (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Provide professional recreational therapy to adult outpatients who are predominantly active-duty military recovering from traumatic injuries, amputations, burns, and other complex injuries/conditions requiring advanced rehabilitation. Evaluate patients and provide structured recreational therapy plan of care and treatment sessions to achieve patient centered goals. Utilize standard assessments and/or develop specific tools based on the population needs to establish appropriate therapeutic recreation goals and develop the patient's treatment plan. Evaluate patient progress on a recurring basis and provides written and oral reports of findings. Communicate findings to multi-disciplinary team to ensure wholistic care. Attend staff meetings, team treatment meetings, and other clinical conferences to facilitate coordinated multi-disciplinary care, address barriers to progress, and maximize therapeutic outcomes. Develop, plan, organize and implement the CFI Community Reintegration Program. Facilitate CFI aquatic therapy programming as both a recreational therapist and a lifeguard based on mission needs. Collaborate with leadership to coordinate and monitor therapeutic trips and outings. Support CFI clinical education programming by precepting clinical interns, providing ongoing orientation and in-services related to therapeutic recreation for colleagues, and facilitating collaboration with multi-disciplinary counterparts. Maintain condition and inventory control on an assigned portion of the section's supplies and equipment. - Recreation Therapist (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Responsible for facilitating therapeutic recreation, leisure, social psychology, rehabilitation, and human development theories and concepts as related to the nature and scope of human service delivery systems, and integrates these in a variety of settings. Responsible for providing comprehensive care and treatment to inmate patients through an inter-disciplinary team approach. Maintains current records of treatment and programs, to include monitoring and determining effectiveness of interventions and revising plan as necessary. Designs and administers therapeutic recreation programs when established treatment programs are not applicable; must substantially adapt programs for inmate patients who are acutely ill or have severe mental disabilities. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional The duties and responsibilities of the Clinical Laboratory Scientist-Generalist include but are not limited to the following: - Evaluates the suitability of the specimen for analysis, requesting new specimen if determined to be unusable. Prepares specimens for analysis and maintains specimen stability. - Participates in specimen procurement. - Prepares reagents and primary reference materials, assembles equipment, verifies correct instrument operation; standardizes. performs, and. calculates results for a variety of complex tests such as special stains and procedures associated with whole blood and microbiological specimens, special cytochemical stains, body fluid analysis differentials and smears, cardiac panels, crossmatching blood, etc. - Selects, performs, evaluates, and monitors the performance of routine, non- routine and specialized te
Perform scientific assessments and make recommendations concerning corrective actions for identified weaknesses or deficiencies in drug detection programs involving chromatography/mass spectrometry drug detection methods. Solve novel and/or obscure problems within the DoD Drug Demand Reduction Program. Oversee development of new methods for identifying and measuring emerging drugs of abuse and their metabolites in humans. Develop new methods in chromatographic science using Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (GCMS), Liquid Chromatography Tandem Mass Spectrometry (LC/MS/MS) and Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry (TOF). Perform solid and liquid phase extractions and prepares solutions appropriate for the derivatization of drugs and drug metabolites from urine specimens. Ensure proper maintenance, calibration, and documentation of all analytical chemistry laboratory equipment. Serve as a te
Perform a full range of laboratory testing to include the most difficult requested tests which requires specialized knowledge and includes a complex network of steps and variables. Recognize when test values are positive or exceed a defined decision limit and based on the results determines the need for additional testing. Use knowledge of specificity, sensitivity, and stringency to validate and verify samples used and tests performed. Resolve technical problems and ensure remedial actions are taken whenever test results deviate from the laboratory’s established performance specifications. Assist laboratory supervisor with development of goals and objectives that integrate organizational and Medical Laboratory objectives. Apply regulatory standards of The Joint Commission, College of American Pathologists (CAP), American Association of Blood Banks (AABB), and the Food and Drug Administra
What are the Major Duties of this Position? Responsible for performing all clinical laboratory testing in a Federal Bureau of Prison correctional facility. Will function as a generalist performing testing in all disciplines of the clinical laboratory including hematology, blood bank, coagulation, serology, urinalysis, microbiology, chemistry and specimen collection. The nature of the work demands an advanced thorough knowledge of clinical laboratory sciences as they relate to the performance of laboratory analysis on human blood, tissues and body fluids. A specialized knowledge of clinical correlation which relates laboratory test data to human physiology, a broad knowledge of laboratory testing methodologies, laboratory equipment/ instrumentation maintenance and quality assurance procedures is required. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with r
The NIH Clinical Center Department of Laboratory Medicine (DLM) located in Bethesda, MD is hiring for two Clinical Laboratory Scientists in the Chemistry department. As a GS-0644-09/11 Clinical Laboratory Scientist in the Chemistry section, your duties will include, but are not limited to the following: Receives and evaluates adequacy of clinical specimens for testing, including specimen identification and integrity. Processes specimens for testing. Performs specialized and technically demanding analytical procedures for diagnostic and research purposes. Identifies and addresses issues in testing that may affect results, such as interfering substances, disease conditions, limitations of the test procedure, or other problems in the test system. Reports laboratory results using the laboratory and/or hospital information system. Communicates STAT and urgent results directly to the patient c
Occupation: Clinical laboratory science (series 0644) | posted as: Clinical Laboratory Scientist; Clinical Lab Scientist; Interdisciplinary; Clinical Laboratory Specialist | You will perform, advise on, or supervise lab testing of human fluids or tissues, using the results to diagnose diseases or support medical research. In this field, you will also design and track quality control systems | 99% want a licence/certification | ~310 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Clinical Laboratory Scientist (Department of Veterans Affairs): Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional The duties and responsibilities of the Clinical Laboratory Scientist-Generalist include but are not limited to the following: - Evaluates the suitability of the specimen for analysis, requesting new specimen if determined to be unusable. Prepares specimens for analysis and maintains specimen stability. - Participates in specimen procurement. - Prepares reagents and primary reference materials, assembles equipment, verifies correct instrument operation; standardizes. performs, and. calculates results for a variety of complex tests such as special stains and procedures associated with whole blood and microbiological specimens, special cytochemical stains, body fluid analysis differentials and smears, cardiac panels, crossmatching blood, etc. - Selects, performs, evaluates, and monitors the performance of routine, non- routine and specialized test procedures using manual techniques and/or instruments in accordance with established protocols; recognizes and reacts to indicators of malfunction, locates problem, and implements corrections; evaluates the validity of data in relation to the test system and assay procedures, refers to more experienced staff for decisions or assistance. - Correlates quantitative, biochemical, physiologic, and morphologic, and morphologic data with other laboratory data and/or other patient data to verify results. - Performs additional tests to clarify or confirm abnormal patient results and reports results. - Conducts quality control procedures on equipment, reagents and products and maintains proper records for all quality control reports. - Calibrates, standardizes, adjusts, and maintains instruments. Examines functions of instruments, rechecks conditions of test performance, evaluate reaction systems and/or procedural techniques utilized. Verifies correct instrument operation using established procedures and quality control checks. - Accepts referrals of abnormal or unusual results and observations from lower- grade laboratory personnel. Advises on course of action to follow when values obtained from standard, or control sample values are unacceptable. - Resolves problems involving other services (expectations, communication, etc.) when appropriate; refers problems beyond area of responsibility to supervisory personnel. - Evaluates the validity of data in relation to the test system and accepted assay procedures. Correlates quantitative data with patient data (i.e., history, medications) to verify results. - Performs additional tests to clarify or confirm abnormal patient results. Recognizes abnormal results that require immediate attention by the physician and reports them directly. - Responsible for the generation of laboratory results from the work area into the laboratory computer system and for the editing and verification of the results recorded into the computer system. Reviews test results to detect clerical errors, significant analytical errors, and unusual laboratory results. - Maintains appropriate levels of supplies and reagents for the efficient operation of the clinical laboratory; notifies supervisor when supply levels reach 7 days or less. - Maintains safety and cleanliness of the laboratory. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Subject to change based on needs of veterans care. Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): not authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): not authorized EDRP Authorized: Former EDRP participants ineligible to apply for incentive. Contact [email protected], the EDRP Coordinator for questions/assistance. Learn more Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior [work experience] or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: not available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 01386F, 01387F, 01367F Permanent Change of Station (PCS): not authorized - Interdisciplinary (U.S. Army Medical Command): Perform scientific assessments and make recommendations concerning corrective actions for identified weaknesses or deficiencies in drug detection programs involving chromatography/mass spectrometry drug detection methods. Solve novel and/or obscure problems within the DoD Drug Demand Reduction Program. Oversee development of new methods for identifying and measuring emerging drugs of abuse and their metabolites in humans. Develop new methods in chromatographic science using Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (GCMS), Liquid Chromatography Tandem Mass Spectrometry (LC/MS/MS) and Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry (TOF). Perform solid and liquid phase extractions and prepares solutions appropriate for the derivatization of drugs and drug metabolites from urine specimens. Ensure proper maintenance, calibration, and documentation of all analytical chemistry laboratory equipment. Serve as a technical and scientific subject matter expert in the troubleshooting of existing and new drug extraction and detection methodologies. Prepare cost analysis and impact statements for instruments studied. Provide technical assistance and training regarding laboratory methodology, instrumentation, and standard operating procedures for assigned program areas. Use chemical stoichiometry to manufacture control solutions utilized for the calibration and control of drug assays used in testing for drugs of abuse. Maintain inventory, tracking the usage of all manufactured control solutions, ensuring solutions required for testing are always available for immediate usage. - Clinical Laboratory Scientist (Department of Defense): Perform a full range of laboratory testing to include the most difficult requested tests which requires specialized knowledge and includes a complex network of steps and variables. Recognize when test values are positive or exceed a defined decision limit and based on the results determines the need for additional testing. Use knowledge of specificity, sensitivity, and stringency to validate and verify samples used and tests performed. Resolve technical problems and ensure remedial actions are taken whenever test results deviate from the laboratory’s established performance specifications. Assist laboratory supervisor with development of goals and objectives that integrate organizational and Medical Laboratory objectives. Apply regulatory standards of The Joint Commission, College of American Pathologists (CAP), American Association of Blood Banks (AABB), and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as applicable. Provide technical recommendations and advice to supervisor on significant issues and problems related to the accomplishment of goals and objectives. - Clinical Laboratory Scientist (Medical Technologist) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): What are the Major Duties of this Position? Responsible for performing all clinical laboratory testing in a Federal Bureau of Prison correctional facility. Will function as a generalist performing testing in all disciplines of the clinical laboratory including hematology, blood bank, coagulation, serology, urinalysis, microbiology, chemistry and specimen collection. The nature of the work demands an advanced thorough knowledge of clinical laboratory sciences as they relate to the performance of laboratory analysis on human blood, tissues and body fluids. A specialized knowledge of clinical correlation which relates laboratory test data to human physiology, a broad knowledge of laboratory testing methodologies, laboratory equipment/ instrumentation maintenance and quality assurance procedures is required. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Clinical Laboratory Scientist (Chemistry) (National Institutes of Health): The NIH Clinical Center Department of Laboratory Medicine (DLM) located in Bethesda, MD is hiring for two Clinical Laboratory Scientists in the Chemistry department. As a GS-0644-09/11 Clinical Laboratory Scientist in the Chemistry section, your duties will include, but are not limited to the following: Receives and evaluates adequacy of clinical specimens for testing, including specimen identification and integrity. Processes specimens for testing. Performs specialized and technically demanding analytical procedures for diagnostic and research purposes. Identifies and addresses issues in testing that may affect results, such as interfering substances, disease conditions, limitations of the test procedure, or other problems in the test system. Reports laboratory results using the laboratory and/or hospital information system. Communicates STAT and urgent results directly to the patient care team. Participates in laboratory proficiency testing programs. Develops procedures and establishes parameters for correlation of test results and determines troubleshooting protocols. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Major Duties Include, but are not limited to the following: Bench-Level Responsibilities: Collects and processes specimens, ensures accurate identification and proper preservation of the specimen and controls physical conditions to ensure the physiological state of the specimen is maintained. Evaluates specimen suitability for analysis and requests new ones if unusable. Prepares specimens while maintaining their physiologic properties. Specimen collection and processing is performed independently, without supervision. Works as a team member in a laboratory setting to effectively complete assignments. Performs routine waived testing and quality control procedures, survey samples on Point of Care (POC) instruments, reagents and products, and maintains accurate records for quality control reports pertaining to waived testing. Recognizes POC inst
Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Duties and skills needed to be successful in this position include, but are not limited to: Specimens received consist of all specimen types including blood, urine, stool, cultures, joint aspirations, other fluids, and other irretrievable specimens. The incumbent uses the VA computer system when processing specimens. Samples are accepted into the computer for testing or the order is removed from the computer if samples are not collected. Protects the security of the computer system and maintains patient confidentiality. The incumbent receives, validates, processes and distributes specimens to the proper equipment for storage until transported to RMR Medical facility for testing. This includes assuring the proper specimen was collected, patient identification on the tube is correct and matches the accompanying requisition(s) and accessioning t
Works as a Medical Technician (Phlebotomy/Front Desk), obtaining venous and capillary blood specimens from adults and children using knowledge of human anatomy, aseptic technique and phlebotomy material selection. Prepares phlebotomy site for proper specimen collection and is based upon knowledge and standard operating procedures regarding blood specimen types, anticoagulants, transport conditions, test requested, patient criteria and medical staff input. Serves as receptionist at the laboratory front desk, greeting patients, providing them with appropriate guidance, answering nontechnical inquiries, and referring technical inquiries to the appropriate laboratory staff member. Aids physicians by processing a wide variety of clinical pathology specimens for shipment to civilian and military reference laboratories. Receives, packages, and ships anatomical pathology and cytology samples to
Perform a wide variety of clinical laboratory test procedures within the Microbiology section in the Department of Pathology and Area Laboratory Services (DPALS), a College of American Pathology (CAP) accredited full service laboratory. Perform microbiology tests and examinations using both automated and manual techniques and involving the operation of machines, instruments and equipment common to the microbiology specialization. Receive specimens from Specimen Processing, clinics, wards, Troop Medical Clinics (TMCs), and other DOD facilities. Operation of instruments and equipment used in performing tests and examinations involve function verification checks, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and making fine and delicate adjustments when controls exceed defined tolerance limits. Monitor inventory of consumable supplies, reagents and controls, allowing sufficient lead time to obta
Maintain applicant's medical records during the examination process. Manage medical consultations to include verifying doctor's orders. In process applicants to verify their identity using previously captured biometrics (i.e., digital fingerprints and photographs.) Assist applicants on completion of a variety of forms required for physical examination. Perform phlebotomy procedures to obtain blood samples. Review unique medical forms for proper format, coding and completion. Maintain control logs, custody logs and rosters, and treatment center referral list in accordance with regulations and policies. Monitor and maintain stock level of medical supplies and restock as necessary. Ensure safety requirements are met for the proper use, storage, and disposal of needles and medical equipment. Conduct standardized medical orientation briefings to applicants. Prepare packages and ship specimens
Occupation: Medical technician (series 0645) | posted as: Medical Technician; Advanced Medical Laboratory Technician; Lead Medical Laboratory Technician; Supervisory Medical Laboratory Technician - Phlebotomy | You will perform tests and exams in chemistry, blood banking or microbiology. Doctors will use your results to diagnose and treat patients or support medical research. In this field, you should know medical lab practices | ~471 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Lead Medical Laboratory Technician - Phlebotomy/Point of Care (Veterans Health Administration): Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Major Duties Include, but are not limited to the following: Bench-Level Responsibilities: Collects and processes specimens, ensures accurate identification and proper preservation of the specimen and controls physical conditions to ensure the physiological state of the specimen is maintained. Evaluates specimen suitability for analysis and requests new ones if unusable. Prepares specimens while maintaining their physiologic properties. Specimen collection and processing is performed independently, without supervision. Works as a team member in a laboratory setting to effectively complete assignments. Performs routine waived testing and quality control procedures, survey samples on Point of Care (POC) instruments, reagents and products, and maintains accurate records for quality control reports pertaining to waived testing. Recognizes POC instruments malfunctions, common problems, troubleshoots and performs simple repairs. Reviews, interprets and verifies test results for accuracy, reports them in the Laboratory Information System (LIS). Reports and communicates significant or critical values promptly in accordance with policy. Consult with other members of the health care team, patients, and external customers regarding laboratory findings as appropriate. Evaluates the validity of data in relation to the test system and accepted assay procedures. Correlates quantitative data with patient data (i.e., history, medications) to verify results. Instructs, assists, and advises medical technicians, residents, hospital staff, patients, and students as necessary. Maintains sufficient supply of phlebotomy materials, reporting shortages for resolution. Ensures in-date supplies are used, rotates supplies to minimize waste, and properly discards expired materials. Adheres to all facility, local, state, and federal safety requirements. Conducts all work according to Laboratory Safety regulations. Leadership and Oversight Responsibilities: Prepares weekly staffing schedules and adjusts daily assignments for the BDR, Building 79, and 4C clinic to ensure timely completion of duties (i.e. response to call-ins, leave, or changing priorities.) Provides daily directions to staff and ensures minimum coverage levels are met. Oversees specimen collection workflow, resolves routine issues, and ensures adherence to protocols. Conducts competency assessments, direct observations, and training for staff and students in accordance with CLIA, CAP, and VA standards. Maintains training and competency records in MediaLab. Plans and coordinates ongoing training to maintain staff proficiency across all BDR areas. Oversees daily/weekly/monthly safety checks (eyewash stations, crash carts, chair inspections) and CoaguChek quality control testing, CAP surveys and troubleshooting. Ensures the accuracy of attendance records in the Blood Draw Room (BDR), documents incidents (JPSRs, equipment malfunctions), and provides workload and quality reports to the supervisor. The Lead MLT assists the Ancillary Testing Coordinator (ATC) with the laboratory point of care testing program. Responsible for point of care testing in the blood draw room, including reagent lot validation, quality control and calibration verification testing, as well as proficiency testing, may include but not limited to coaguchek, glucose meter, iSTAT. Work Schedule: Daytime hours, Monday - Friday; No weekends/No holidays??????? Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not Authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases. When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior [work experience] or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 000000 Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Medical Technician - Medical Laboratory Technician (Department of Veterans Affairs): Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Duties and skills needed to be successful in this position include, but are not limited to: Specimens received consist of all specimen types including blood, urine, stool, cultures, joint aspirations, other fluids, and other irretrievable specimens. The incumbent uses the VA computer system when processing specimens. Samples are accepted into the computer for testing or the order is removed from the computer if samples are not collected. Protects the security of the computer system and maintains patient confidentiality. The incumbent receives, validates, processes and distributes specimens to the proper equipment for storage until transported to RMR Medical facility for testing. This includes assuring the proper specimen was collected, patient identification on the tube is correct and matches the accompanying requisition(s) and accessioning the specimens. Ensures all pre-analytical testing requirements are met by ensuring centrifugation at the appropriate time and rpm setting, appropriate pre-treatment of specimen if required (i.e. appropriate clotting time at the required temperature for the individual test), accurately labels aliquot tubes and stores at the appropriate temperature protecting from light if required or distributes to the proper section for testing. If there is a question regarding the testing, incumbent consults with the provider; nurse, pathologist or appropriate Medical Technologist to ensure the appropriate testing is performed on the appropriate sample. The incumbent should maintain current knowledge in the changing field of ancillary testing sufficient to serve as the first line technical consultant and advisor to CBOC staff. The incumbent may be requested to develop or recommend policies and procedures for the procurement and service requirements for ancillary testing (testing outside the physical confines of the main laboratory as mandated by VHA). The Medical Technician must have a thorough knowledge of accrediting agencies and regulatory requirements, including Joint Commission and the College of American Pathology. The Medical Technician is required to evaluate the competency of the variety of individuals (nurses, physician, patients) in the performance of ancillary testing procedures and in the reporting of test results, promptly, accurately, and proficiently. Also included would be the ongoing day-to-day compliance with established protocols and guidelines. Recommends policy/protocol changes to correct deficiencies and improve the program. The Medical Technician is required to develop and recommend policies and procedures for the procurement and service requirements for ancillary or point-of-care testing (testing outside the main laboratory as mandated by Handbook 1106.1) equipment and instrumentation. Ensure the appropriate correlation among different instrumentation and methodologies. The Medical Technician is required to consult with program managers or equivalent of clinical services to identify ancillary testing needs and to analyze emerging trends and technology and adopts appropriate methods. Also, the incumbent is required to create, apply and monitor reengineering and continuous performance improvement initiatives within the program. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 7:00am - 3:30pm Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not Authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases. When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior [work experience] or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 554-58681-A???????, 554-58682-A Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Medical Technician (Department of Defense): Works as a Medical Technician (Phlebotomy/Front Desk), obtaining venous and capillary blood specimens from adults and children using knowledge of human anatomy, aseptic technique and phlebotomy material selection. Prepares phlebotomy site for proper specimen collection and is based upon knowledge and standard operating procedures regarding blood specimen types, anticoagulants, transport conditions, test requested, patient criteria and medical staff input. Serves as receptionist at the laboratory front desk, greeting patients, providing them with appropriate guidance, answering nontechnical inquiries, and referring technical inquiries to the appropriate laboratory staff member. Aids physicians by processing a wide variety of clinical pathology specimens for shipment to civilian and military reference laboratories. Receives, packages, and ships anatomical pathology and cytology samples to appropriate military and civilian reference laboratories. Packages specimens for pickup by courier and mailing to the reference laboratory. Receives and processes specimens into individual or batches , making required chain of custody annotations, and reviewing specimen labeling and custody documents for accuracy, correctness, and shipping/sample discrepancies. Performs inventories, rotates stock and requisitions supplies for assigned work areas. - Medical Technician (Microbiology) (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Perform a wide variety of clinical laboratory test procedures within the Microbiology section in the Department of Pathology and Area Laboratory Services (DPALS), a College of American Pathology (CAP) accredited full service laboratory. Perform microbiology tests and examinations using both automated and manual techniques and involving the operation of machines, instruments and equipment common to the microbiology specialization. Receive specimens from Specimen Processing, clinics, wards, Troop Medical Clinics (TMCs), and other DOD facilities. Operation of instruments and equipment used in performing tests and examinations involve function verification checks, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and making fine and delicate adjustments when controls exceed defined tolerance limits. Monitor inventory of consumable supplies, reagents and controls, allowing sufficient lead time to obtain additional supplies prior to exhausting stock. Assist in training newly assigned civilian and military laboratory personnel in the performance of microbiology tasks and the related quality assurance, instrument maintenance and implications of various results. Accept referrals of abnormal or unusual results or procedural observations from lower grade personnel. - Medical Technician (U.S. Military Entrance Processing Command): Maintain applicant's medical records during the examination process. Manage medical consultations to include verifying doctor's orders. In process applicants to verify their identity using previously captured biometrics (i.e., digital fingerprints and photographs.) Assist applicants on completion of a variety of forms required for physical examination. Perform phlebotomy procedures to obtain blood samples. Review unique medical forms for proper format, coding and completion. Maintain control logs, custody logs and rosters, and treatment center referral list in accordance with regulations and policies. Monitor and maintain stock level of medical supplies and restock as necessary. Ensure safety requirements are met for the proper use, storage, and disposal of needles and medical equipment. Conduct standardized medical orientation briefings to applicants. Prepare packages and ship specimens to testing laboratory. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 3 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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VA Careers - Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist: https://youtube.com/embed/I-4ku5UMvWM Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Functions: a. Schedules exams in a manner so as to optimize scanner times while maintaining flexibility for emergency cases. This requires the ability to prioritize scheduled patients as well as the ability to accommodate the emergency patient who may need immediate emergency surgery, etc. b. Confers with radiologists to determine requirement of non-standard exams. Determines technical factors, positioning, number and thickness of scans, etc., to produce and satisfy requirements of CT scanning. Schedules patients for examinations. Advises radiologists or referring physicians of examination results. Notifies them of scans requiring their immediate attention. Ensures all images and associated series are transmitted to the PACS immediately upon completion. c.
Perform digital radiology, mammography, and computed tomography examinations. Responsible for accuracy, precision, quality and performance of screening, diagnostic and invasive mammography. Responsible for follow-up of abnormal mammograms and tracking of abnormal results. Develop and maintain working relationships with agencies, individuals, and other public or private groups concerned with breast cancer prevention and control. Maintain database for planning, development, and evaluation of a comprehensive mammography system
Independently conduct complex 3D and 2D magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans of the head, spine, extremities, and body, ensuring precise image acquisition for diagnostic purposes. Receive and instruct patients by explaining procedures methods, safety precautions, and risks, position them accurately, start intravenous lines (IV) as needed, and produce required images for examinations. Identify and correct image artifacts to enhance quality, collaborate with radiologists to tailor imaging protocols for both standard and complex cases, and promptly notify physicians of significant findings during exams. Administer emergency medications under physician guidance and manage emergency equipment such as defibrillators, oxygen, and suction devices. Retrieve and present images to radiologists and referring physicians to support accurate diagnosis and patient care. Assists in the triage of schedu
Responsible for performing technical work in the field of diagnostic radiologic examinations and procedures. Providing modern imaging technology such as Diagnostic Ultrasound, conventional x-ray, and fluoroscopic exams. Administers complete radiologic procedures following physicians' orders and maintains equipment used in the Radiology Department. Performs general radiography which includes, but is not limited to: chest x-rays, colons, UGI's, EXU's, tomography, arthrograms, myelograms, ultrasound, and other contrast studies. Maintains current employee radiograph films and transfers these films to other BOP institutions upon notice of transfer. Attends conferences, medical department meetings, and continuing education classes on current radiology topics. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the instit
Maintain a comprehensive Computerized Tomography program, including updating of policies, procedures and protocol for computerized tomography program. Perform computerized axial tomographic scanning of the head and/or body. Provides proper patient protection as prescribed by safety standards. Performs intravenous cannulation for IV contrast injections. Monitors injection and recognizes complication of injection. Performs diagnostic radiographic of chest, abdominal, skull, extremity exams and other types of examination and positioning. Schedules patients for examinations. Enters data into the Picture Archiving System (PACS); Resources and Patient Management Systems (RPMS) and Electronic Health Record. Perform quality control activities and minor adjustments to equipment. Perform required calibration tests and recordings of equipment errors.
Occupation: Diagnostic radiologic technologist (series 0647) | posted as: Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist; Diagnostic Radiologic Technician; Diagnstc Radiologic Tech; Diagnostic Radiology Technologist | You will operate radiologic equipment on patients under the direction of a physician. | 100% want a licence/certification | ~435 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist (Computed Tomography ) (Veterans Health Administration): VA Careers - Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist: https://youtube.com/embed/I-4ku5UMvWM Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Functions: a. Schedules exams in a manner so as to optimize scanner times while maintaining flexibility for emergency cases. This requires the ability to prioritize scheduled patients as well as the ability to accommodate the emergency patient who may need immediate emergency surgery, etc. b. Confers with radiologists to determine requirement of non-standard exams. Determines technical factors, positioning, number and thickness of scans, etc., to produce and satisfy requirements of CT scanning. Schedules patients for examinations. Advises radiologists or referring physicians of examination results. Notifies them of scans requiring their immediate attention. Ensures all images and associated series are transmitted to the PACS immediately upon completion. c. Performs computerized axial angiography exams per protocol. Performs reconstructions of CT angiography studies when requested or when part of a standard procedure. d. Assists radiologist when performing CT Guided Biopsies and aspirations. Setting up equipment. Prepare slides and specimens when lab personnel are not available and deliver to the laboratory service. Maintains ample supplies prior to all scheduled exams and procedures. e. Responsible for routine monitoring and stocking of all CT supplies and related materials to ensure optimal inventory levels. f. Adheres to hospital infection control and safety policies/techniques with emphasis on sterile technique; the storage of sterile supplies; the disposal of body fluids and sharps; proper attire; hand washing practices; and continuing education. g. Works in close collaboration with the radiologist as a member of the radiology team. Must assist and anticipate the needs of the radiologists in the performance of the CT exam and related special procedures. Must demonstrate effective situational awareness of but not limited to the patient's condition, examination protocols, equipment operability, environmental hazards, active/passive safety measures, and emergency procedures. The alertness of the individual is essential to recognize patient reactions, anticipate technique factor difficulties, and effectively respond to workplace emergencies, etc. h. Prepares contrast materials that are used in CT exams. Improper use or administration of contrast materials runs the risk of patient mortality and, therefore, it is essential that a thorough understanding of the contrast material usage is possessed by those who prepare it. In addition, must be continuously alerted to the patient's condition and other disorders. Reactions on the part of the patient require immediate attention so that harm does not come to the patient. Is certified to insert IV needles for administration of contrast material when necessary. i. Public Law 97-35 requires people hired after 1987 who administer radiologic procedures meet the credentialing standards in 42 CFR, Part 75, must be certified as radiographers in their fields and maintain annual licensure renewal. Per VA Handbook 5005/77 Part II Appendix G25 Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist Qualification Standard all CT technologists hired after June 26, 2014, must be ARRT certified with Advanced certification in CT. CPR certification is required and recertification in accordance with American Heart Association guidelines. j. Practices radiation safety in order to reduce exposure to patients, staff and self. This is achieved by the use of lead aprons, lead gloves, lead shields, lead lined walls, collimation, exam screening/verification, dose monitoring, annual staff safety training and daily QA. Technologists must wear film badges in compliance with radiation regulations. k. Properly identifies patient images. This is essential so that mistaken identity of patient images does not occur. The technician must be certain that the patient I.D. band and the request are identical. Confirms patient identity by verbally confirming at least two identifiers: patient name, full date of birth or social security number. l. Responsible for explaining basic exam indications, preparation requirements and contraindications to alert and oriented patients so that patients understand the general exam procedure to include adverse effects, if any, are possible. m. Maintains records and files of exams performed on patients. This includes the proper registration and editing of patient exams in the computerized information system, copying images (to PACS, CD or film), logging patients onto the HIS-RIS work list. n. Continually reviews new developments in the field of computerized tomography through continuing education compliance activities. Continually strives to improve quality of exams utilizing the new technologies available. The purpose of this review is to provide patients with the highest quality imaging for diagnostic purposes. Work Schedule: M-F 12:30P to 9:00P - Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist (Mammography) (Indian Health Service): Perform digital radiology, mammography, and computed tomography examinations. Responsible for accuracy, precision, quality and performance of screening, diagnostic and invasive mammography. Responsible for follow-up of abnormal mammograms and tracking of abnormal results. Develop and maintain working relationships with agencies, individuals, and other public or private groups concerned with breast cancer prevention and control. Maintain database for planning, development, and evaluation of a comprehensive mammography system - Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist (MRI) (Department of Defense): Independently conduct complex 3D and 2D magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans of the head, spine, extremities, and body, ensuring precise image acquisition for diagnostic purposes. Receive and instruct patients by explaining procedures methods, safety precautions, and risks, position them accurately, start intravenous lines (IV) as needed, and produce required images for examinations. Identify and correct image artifacts to enhance quality, collaborate with radiologists to tailor imaging protocols for both standard and complex cases, and promptly notify physicians of significant findings during exams. Administer emergency medications under physician guidance and manage emergency equipment such as defibrillators, oxygen, and suction devices. Retrieve and present images to radiologists and referring physicians to support accurate diagnosis and patient care. Assists in the triage of scheduling patients. Trains other staff in performing magnetic resonance imaging procedures. - Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist (Department of Justice): Responsible for performing technical work in the field of diagnostic radiologic examinations and procedures. Providing modern imaging technology such as Diagnostic Ultrasound, conventional x-ray, and fluoroscopic exams. Administers complete radiologic procedures following physicians' orders and maintains equipment used in the Radiology Department. Performs general radiography which includes, but is not limited to: chest x-rays, colons, UGI's, EXU's, tomography, arthrograms, myelograms, ultrasound, and other contrast studies. Maintains current employee radiograph films and transfers these films to other BOP institutions upon notice of transfer. Attends conferences, medical department meetings, and continuing education classes on current radiology topics. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist (Computerized Tomography) (Department of Health and Human Services): Maintain a comprehensive Computerized Tomography program, including updating of policies, procedures and protocol for computerized tomography program. Perform computerized axial tomographic scanning of the head and/or body. Provides proper patient protection as prescribed by safety standards. Performs intravenous cannulation for IV contrast injections. Monitors injection and recognizes complication of injection. Performs diagnostic radiographic of chest, abdominal, skull, extremity exams and other types of examination and positioning. Schedules patients for examinations. Enters data into the Picture Archiving System (PACS); Resources and Patient Management Systems (RPMS) and Electronic Health Record. Perform quality control activities and minor adjustments to equipment. Perform required calibration tests and recordings of equipment errors. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 3 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
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Stress Test: 1. Assist in performance of exercise treadmill and pharmacologic stress tests. 2. He/she will inform patients about the protocol for exercise or pharmacologic stress testing. 3. Carefully prepare the patient's skin and apply electrodes to eliminate interference. 4. Monitor blood pressure accurately and rapidly before, during, and after exercise or pharmacologic stress, and observe the ECG for changes in rate or rhythm that would require modifications in the test protocol or the discontinuation of the procedure. 5. The Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) will operate computerized ECG acquisition equipment. The Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) will monitor patients for exercise tolerance where appropriate and assist in determining when exercise must be terminated. 6. Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) must be prepared to take appropriate action in the event of an emergency
The Supervisory Medical Instrument Technician (EKG)- assumes full administrative and professional responsibility for planning and directing the work of subordinate technicians. Typically these duties include assigning and evaluating the work of subordinate staff; providing electrocardiograph medical instrument technician (EKG) services in more complex cases; reviewing and making recommendations regarding new and emerging procedures; providing instruction and training to new staff; interviewing candidates for positions; recommending selections, evaluating performance; taking disciplinary action when necessary; and identifying educational or training needs. As the supervisor, the incumbent will manage staff to include scheduling staff, hiring procedures, evaluations, advancement, promotion, and disciplinary action as necessary responsible for adhering to all department, service, hospital,
Performs difficult and complex ultrasound examinations and determines how best to perform the examination while identifying the medically significant aspects found and documenting that to the Radiologist. Receives and reviews requests from physicians and other healthcare providers for ultrasound examinations of patients in the automated information system or other current electronic healthcare record systems. Independently plans and carries out all examinations in accordance with the requesting physician’s identified needs. Receives patients of all ages for examination, verifies patient identification and medication allergies Explains procedures, position patient and actions to allay fears and secure maximum cooperation. Performs pre-procedure planning with the assigned Radiologist. Gathers appropriate supplies and equipment required for the procedure using aseptic techniques to prepare
Provides direct patient care services under the direction of a registered nurse within the dialysis unit. Prepares patient care areas with equipment and supplies needed for the initiating and completing of the hemodialysis treatment. Responsible for a full range of skilled patient care procedures that include cannulation, initiation, termination, and providing of intra-dialytic monitoring of the dialysis treatment. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis.
Occupation: Medical instrument technician (series 0649) | posted as: Medical Instrument Technician (Ultrasound); Medical Instrument Technician (Echocardiography); Medical Instrument Technician (Polysomnography); Medical Instrument Technician (Diagnostic Ultrasound) | This series covers positions that perform diagnostic examinations or medical treatment procedures as part of the diagnostic or treatment plan for patients. The work involves operating or monitoring diagnostic and therap | 85% want a licence/certification | ~366 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Medical Instrument Technician (Electrocardiograph Technician-EKG) (Department of Veterans Affairs): Stress Test: 1. Assist in performance of exercise treadmill and pharmacologic stress tests. 2. He/she will inform patients about the protocol for exercise or pharmacologic stress testing. 3. Carefully prepare the patient's skin and apply electrodes to eliminate interference. 4. Monitor blood pressure accurately and rapidly before, during, and after exercise or pharmacologic stress, and observe the ECG for changes in rate or rhythm that would require modifications in the test protocol or the discontinuation of the procedure. 5. The Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) will operate computerized ECG acquisition equipment. The Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) will monitor patients for exercise tolerance where appropriate and assist in determining when exercise must be terminated. 6. Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) must be prepared to take appropriate action in the event of an emergency and must be competent to initiate basic cardio-pulmonary resuscitation if needed. Holter Monitor: 1. Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) shall prepare patients for holter monitoring. This includes patient teaching, skin preparation and application of electrodes and acquiring a standardized baseline. 2. The Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) shall be able to scan (read) holter tapes using an automated, computerized reading station and prepare standardized arrhythmia summaries for reading by the physician. 3. The Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) must be able to recognize significant arrhythmias and take immediate action to inform the reading physician and the physician in charge of the patient's care. Cardiac Event Monitor: 1. The technician shall instruct patients in the use and application of cardiac event monitors. 2. The Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) will instruct patients on methods of telephone transmittal and receive telephone transmittal of arrhythmia recordings from patients. 3. The Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) must be able to recognize significant arrhythmias and take immediate action to inform the reading physician and the physician in charge of the patient's care. 4. The Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) must be capable of recognizing malignant arrhythmias and significant abnormalities such as ischemia and infarction patterns. EKG: 1. The Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) shall record routine and emergent 12 lead electrocardiograms on both outpatients and hospitalized patients. 2. The technician shall also make appropriate lead placements, e.g., Lewis leads to locate atrial activity, where these are appropriate, whether or not his referring physician has ordered them. The Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) shall be able to download recorded ECGs to a computerized ECG data management system (GE, MUSE). 3. The technician shall also assist in EKG monito ring during tilt testing and pharmacological interventions and be prepared to warn the physician immediately of any untoward drug effects. Other Duties: 1. The technician shall instruct residents, fellows, and medical students in how to perform non-invasive procedures and basic interpretation of tests. 2. The technician shall maintain all equipment in good working order and make minor repairs and adjustments as needed. Any malfunction will be reported immediately to the biomedical engineering or his/her designee. 3. Supporting the EKG Administrator for data, training and reports. Act as back-up EKG administrator as needed. Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Work Schedule: Monday through Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Authorized and may be offered to selected applicants. Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases. When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior [work experience] or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Not available. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 91286-A Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not authorized. - Supervisory Medical Instrument Technician (EKG) (Veterans Health Administration): The Supervisory Medical Instrument Technician (EKG)- assumes full administrative and professional responsibility for planning and directing the work of subordinate technicians. Typically these duties include assigning and evaluating the work of subordinate staff; providing electrocardiograph medical instrument technician (EKG) services in more complex cases; reviewing and making recommendations regarding new and emerging procedures; providing instruction and training to new staff; interviewing candidates for positions; recommending selections, evaluating performance; taking disciplinary action when necessary; and identifying educational or training needs. As the supervisor, the incumbent will manage staff to include scheduling staff, hiring procedures, evaluations, advancement, promotion, and disciplinary action as necessary responsible for adhering to all department, service, hospital, agency and national regulations and policies. The incumbent will have knowledge of regulatory requirements. The incumbent will maintain clinical expertise in all the components of telemetry monitoring and ECG. Major duties and responsibilities of the position: Provide leadership and direction to MIT staff. Accountable for adhering to established policies, standards of care and standards of practice. Demonstrate leadership in improving patient care. Perform administration management, supervision and evaluation of both patient care and Telemetry MIT personnel in the unit. Provide an environment that encourages employees to perform to their full individual potential. Maintain advanced knowledge of complex examination procedures and techniques to provide optimal images for evaluation and treatment by providers. Maintain advanced knowledge of telemetry monitoring equipment, the transmitter, the 12-lead ECG machine and the supplies used for ECG/ Telemetry Monitoring and Central station. Set up, calibrate, and trouble shoot equipment in ECG and Telemetry central stations and related equipment. Establish and follow the standard operating procedures or traditional practice for telemetry monitoring and ECG. Ensure all staff remain current and accurate knowledge of the Medical Center's Infection Prevention Policies and Procedures. Identify potential crisis situations and responds effectively in emergency/code situations on unit. Function as a consultant to MITs and other personnel for complex patient issues. Collaborate with Logistics and other departments/committees/personnel to ensure adequate supply overage in both Telemetry central monitoring station and ECG Lab. Monitor staffing needs and maintains adequate levels to provide safe patient care in coordination with the Nurse Manager. Maintain a safe unit environment by routinely inspecting the area and requesting engineering/housekeeping assistance as needed. Communicate and/or mediate effectively with staff and support personnel to solve patient care and staff issues. Conduct staff development and training. Assist the Nurse Manger with monitoring unit for compliance with applicable performance measures and Joint Commission standards. Audit charts for complete and accurate documentation. Demonstrate managerial practices that include effective staff and management relationship and leadership skills. Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Work Schedule: Full Time. Monday- Friday, 7:00 am- 3:30 pm. Tours are subject to change based on the needs of the health care system. Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not Authorized. Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not Authorized. Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases. When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Not Available. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized. **This is an OPEN CONTINUOUS ANNOUNCEMENT and will remain open until July 21, 2027. Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis and qualified candidates will be considered as vacancies become available. - MEDICAL INSTRUMENT TECHNICIAN (ULTRASOUND) (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Performs difficult and complex ultrasound examinations and determines how best to perform the examination while identifying the medically significant aspects found and documenting that to the Radiologist. Receives and reviews requests from physicians and other healthcare providers for ultrasound examinations of patients in the automated information system or other current electronic healthcare record systems. Independently plans and carries out all examinations in accordance with the requesting physician’s identified needs. Receives patients of all ages for examination, verifies patient identification and medication allergies Explains procedures, position patient and actions to allay fears and secure maximum cooperation. Performs pre-procedure planning with the assigned Radiologist. Gathers appropriate supplies and equipment required for the procedure using aseptic techniques to prepare the procedure tray. Follows operational procedures and patient management guidelines to ensure continued accreditation status and quality patient care. Serves as the Clinical Instructor for students on rotation from local Institute of Ultrasound Diagnostics training programs. Ensures that the presence of the student does not detract from mission needs while providing an optimal training environment. Trains Radiologists, physicians and other personnel in ultrasound principles, procedures, capabilities, techniques and equipment when required. Uses systems like the Picture Archiving and Communications System to manipulate, transfer, query and communicate the digital images of all patients and creates disks for patients as needed. - Medical Instrument Technician (Dialysis Technician) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Provides direct patient care services under the direction of a registered nurse within the dialysis unit. Prepares patient care areas with equipment and supplies needed for the initiating and completing of the hemodialysis treatment. Responsible for a full range of skilled patient care procedures that include cannulation, initiation, termination, and providing of intra-dialytic monitoring of the dialysis treatment. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 3 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Coordinate with pharmacist or provider to clarify issues or problems with dosing, interactions, or instructions. Perform final pharmacy check on sterile products, bulk drug orders, and replenishment of emergency medication carts. Participates in collection and review of quality assurance data. Review stock levels to ensure appropriate amount of pharmaceuticals are on hand to include critical care items. Screen orders and prescriptions for accuracy, appropriateness and conformity to laws and regulations.
Occupation: Pharmacist (series 0660) | posted as: Pharmacy Technician | You will prepare and dispense medications prescribed by doctors and dentists, research new drugs and compounding techniques, advise patients on medication use and manage pharmacy programs. As a pharmacist, you may also e | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Pharmacy Technician (Department of Defense): Coordinate with pharmacist or provider to clarify issues or problems with dosing, interactions, or instructions. Perform final pharmacy check on sterile products, bulk drug orders, and replenishment of emergency medication carts. Participates in collection and review of quality assurance data. Review stock levels to ensure appropriate amount of pharmaceuticals are on hand to include critical care items. Screen orders and prescriptions for accuracy, appropriateness and conformity to laws and regulations. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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VA Careers - Pharmacy: https://youtube.com/embed/Fn_ickNBEws Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Trains and orients new and existing pharmacy facility employees and students on proper policies and procedures. Rocky Mountain Network Human Resources Title 38/Hybrid Title 38 Functional Statement Updated 5/2022 Evaluates, analyzes and coordinates workflow and work activities within a specialized area or section of the pharmacy. Controlled Substance Management: Instructs pharmacy staff on controlled substance policy and procedures, particularly new takes and job techniques, provides written instructions and reference materials when required. Gives on the job training to new employees in accordance with established protocols and practices. Maintains a current knowledge national, state and local laws, regulations, directives, policies and procedures pertaining to controlled substances
Processes medication orders by using computerized order entry in and extraction of pertinent drug data from patient charts and/ or through patient interview. Interprets the appropriate information and data to identify patient requirements relative to their specific needs. Clarifies questionable orders with ordering medical provider for instances such as requests for an unknown medication or illegible/ unclear orders and/ or may recommend acceptable substitutes. Answers routine questions concerning proper use, dosage, administration, drug interaction, and side effects of medications. Performs substantial bulk compounding, including complex products. Identifies problems independently and adjusts accordingly for final screening by Pharmacist. Performs complex assessment of compound products utilizing test equipment adjusting to proper concentrations in solutions and visual inspections. Prep
Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Pharmacy Technician Total Compensation Orders and procures drugs; receives drug shipments, maintains pharmacy storeroom and hospital drug stocks; properly stores drugs. Enters the correct drug, strength, dosage form and quantity into the patient's computerized medical chart. Assists pharmacists in filling prescriptions (i.e., typing, filling prescriptions in written and oral forms, etc.). Operates and cares for various pharmacy equipment; assists pharmacy staff in maintaining cleanliness of main pharmacy, pharmacy storage, and other drug storage areas.
Under the supervision of a pharmacist, the Pharmacy Technician helps to provide technical support functions in accordance with accepted policies and procedures. As directed by a pharmacist, the Pharmacy Technician performs clerical duties and other miscellaneous functions as needed for the day-to-day operation of the pharmacy. Responsible for performing the established medication distribution functions on a daily basis according to accepted pharmacy policy and procedures. Responsible for administrating certain prescribed medications via the directly observed therapy as mandated by the Health Services Manual. Prepares prescription labels as appropriate. Prepares parenteral medications using aseptic techniques in the laminar flow hood. Delivers interim doses to floor. Cleans IV hood, ensures temperature requirements for medication storage are within required range and documented per local
Serves as main vault custodian for the Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) responsible for distribution of controlled substances to medication use areas throughout the MTF. Orders, receives, stores, issues, turns in, and/or destroys selected controlled substances, e.g., Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) scheduled narcotics, locally controlled items, and investigational drugs. Receives and processes orders for controlled substances from authorized medication use areas, using thorough knowledge of governing pharmacy and hospital supply regulations and policies applicable to custody of controlled substances. Issues controlled substances to authorized areas, and maintain issue and control documents ensuring that chain of custody is maintained. Ensures accurate inventory control of all controlled substances in accordance with local policy, regulations, and Federal Law. Monitors controlled substances
Occupation: Pharmacy technician (series 0661) | posted as: Pharmacy Technician; Pharmacy Procurement Technician | You will perform medical tests and treatments as part of a patient's diagnosis and treatment plan. In this field, you should know how medical instruments and equipment work and understand human anatomy and medical data w | 71% want a licence/certification | ~880 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Lead Pharmacy Technician - Outpatient Vault (Department of Veterans Affairs): VA Careers - Pharmacy: https://youtube.com/embed/Fn_ickNBEws Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Trains and orients new and existing pharmacy facility employees and students on proper policies and procedures. Rocky Mountain Network Human Resources Title 38/Hybrid Title 38 Functional Statement Updated 5/2022 Evaluates, analyzes and coordinates workflow and work activities within a specialized area or section of the pharmacy. Controlled Substance Management: Instructs pharmacy staff on controlled substance policy and procedures, particularly new takes and job techniques, provides written instructions and reference materials when required. Gives on the job training to new employees in accordance with established protocols and practices. Maintains a current knowledge national, state and local laws, regulations, directives, policies and procedures pertaining to controlled substances. Educate pharmacy staff on laws, regulations, directives, policies and procedures pertaining to controlled substances. Resolves controlled substances discrepancies and staff-controlled substance related performance and training needs of the employees. Proficient in the use of VISTA and CPRS computer system and applicable pharmacy packages, especially those outpatient packages used to control and document the prescription filling process. Inventory Control: Informs Logistics of narcotic inventory procurement for preparation of DEA forms. Maintains all required DEA logs for the order and receipt. Provides accurate orders for all classes of controlled substance and orders from the prime vendor. Maximizes inventory to control costs while assuring 24/7 supply of needed controlled substances. Conducts 72 hour vault inventories and maintains required reports. Reviews all delivery records for accuracy and signatures with the assigned logistics representative. Reviews and maintains monthly narcotic inspection reports from pharmacy sites. Conducts investigations of all discrepancies discovered and reposts to the Outpatient Supervisor, The Chief of Pharmacy, and all Controlled substance Security entities. Follows policy and procedures in reporting unsolved discrepancies. Ensures and prepares DEA and VA forms for proper destruction of unusable controlled substances. Follows correct procedures for recalled controlled substances based on the level of severity. When directed, is responsible for receiving, storing, and ordering pharmaceuticals. Removes unusable products from active stock, coordinates the disposing of unusable stock with Pharmacy Supply Coordinator and documents all actions. Ensures that incoming stock is immediately signed for, removed from cardboard boxes, and placed into proper storage areas with special emphasis on security and special storage instructions. Quality: Participates in facility and department quality assurance programs by trending and tracking controlled substance use. Reports directly to the Outpatient Supervisor and the Assistant Chief of Pharmacy of all procurement, inventory, inspection or dispensing discrepancies immediately. Plans, develops and implements inventory processes and security awareness procedures to heighten controlled substances accountability. Provides sound opinions, advice and recommendations to improve procurement, storage, distribution of controlled substances. Fills controlled substances prescriptions as required according to policy, procedures, laws and regulations. Maintains an accurate electronic and paper files according to regulations. Supports other Pharmacy Technician positions as needed and requested by the Pharmacy supervisory staff. Work Schedule: 8:00am-4:30pm, Rotating early mornings, evenings and weekends. Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases. When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA. Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement). Telework: Not available Virtual: This is not a virtual position Functional Statement #: 59673A - PHARMACY TECHNICIAN (Department of Defense): Processes medication orders by using computerized order entry in and extraction of pertinent drug data from patient charts and/ or through patient interview. Interprets the appropriate information and data to identify patient requirements relative to their specific needs. Clarifies questionable orders with ordering medical provider for instances such as requests for an unknown medication or illegible/ unclear orders and/ or may recommend acceptable substitutes. Answers routine questions concerning proper use, dosage, administration, drug interaction, and side effects of medications. Performs substantial bulk compounding, including complex products. Identifies problems independently and adjusts accordingly for final screening by Pharmacist. Performs complex assessment of compound products utilizing test equipment adjusting to proper concentrations in solutions and visual inspections. Prepares, stores, and issues sterile and non-sterile drug preparations following established guidelines. Deviation may be necessary with consultation with the Pharmacist. - Pharmacy Technician (Department of Health and Human Services): Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Pharmacy Technician Total Compensation Orders and procures drugs; receives drug shipments, maintains pharmacy storeroom and hospital drug stocks; properly stores drugs. Enters the correct drug, strength, dosage form and quantity into the patient's computerized medical chart. Assists pharmacists in filling prescriptions (i.e., typing, filling prescriptions in written and oral forms, etc.). Operates and cares for various pharmacy equipment; assists pharmacy staff in maintaining cleanliness of main pharmacy, pharmacy storage, and other drug storage areas. - Pharmacy Technician (Department of Justice): Under the supervision of a pharmacist, the Pharmacy Technician helps to provide technical support functions in accordance with accepted policies and procedures. As directed by a pharmacist, the Pharmacy Technician performs clerical duties and other miscellaneous functions as needed for the day-to-day operation of the pharmacy. Responsible for performing the established medication distribution functions on a daily basis according to accepted pharmacy policy and procedures. Responsible for administrating certain prescribed medications via the directly observed therapy as mandated by the Health Services Manual. Prepares prescription labels as appropriate. Prepares parenteral medications using aseptic techniques in the laminar flow hood. Delivers interim doses to floor. Cleans IV hood, ensures temperature requirements for medication storage are within required range and documented per local procedures. Prepares extemporaneous parenteral. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff's correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Pharmacy Technician (Vault) (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Serves as main vault custodian for the Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) responsible for distribution of controlled substances to medication use areas throughout the MTF. Orders, receives, stores, issues, turns in, and/or destroys selected controlled substances, e.g., Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) scheduled narcotics, locally controlled items, and investigational drugs. Receives and processes orders for controlled substances from authorized medication use areas, using thorough knowledge of governing pharmacy and hospital supply regulations and policies applicable to custody of controlled substances. Issues controlled substances to authorized areas, and maintain issue and control documents ensuring that chain of custody is maintained. Ensures accurate inventory control of all controlled substances in accordance with local policy, regulations, and Federal Law. Monitors controlled substances inventory and ensures stock is maintained at appropriate. Serve as the security manager for the pharmacy vault. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 3 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Occupation: Optometrist (series 0662) | You will work as a pharmacist, creating medication for patients, researching and testing drugs and advising on drug therapy. In this field, you may evaluate drug proposals and monitor drug safety and effectiveness. | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. 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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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Occupation: Speech pathology and audiology (series 0665) | You will support pharmacists in a pharmacy. You should understand the different types of medication, how to use pharmacy equipment and pharmacy procedures. | ~1 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Podiatrist (series 0668) | You will examine and analyze the human eye for diseases or defects and prescribe corrective lenses or exercises. Unless you are not working with patients (for example, in research), you will need a current license to pra | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. 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Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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GS-05 duties: (Employees at this grade level serve in an MRAS career development position under close supervision.) Assists in performing work related to all areas of HIM as well as collaborates with other departments within the medical center and VISN to improve performance and patient care. Compiles, reviews, abstracts, analyzes, and interprets medical/legal data incidental to a variety of patient care and treatment activities. Reviews HIM processes and record review systems to maintain or improve turnaround time and the quality of data collection. GS-07 duties: Incumbent serves as technical specialist in health information related matters, provides advice and guidance on the HIM program in relation to issues such as, but not limited to, documentation requirements for coding, liability issues, advance directives, informed consent, scanning processes, speech recognition, release of info
Duties listed below are for GS-11 - full performance level, developmental grade will differ in complexity and oversight. They include, but are not limited to: Present findings and recommendations to the Chief of HIM (CHIM) and facility leadership. Perform workflow analyses, recommend process improvements, identify and implement best practices, and implement changes as needed to improve the productivity and quality controls of the HIM department. Prepare workload and production reports, monitor trends to identify efficiencies and outliers, and recommend appropriate actions which may involve collaborating with staff at all levels for resolution. Designs and performs quality improvement projects related to health information management to identify and recommend ways of eliminating, combining, simplifying or improving procedures and processes. Exhibits broad organizational knowledge, communi
This vacancy announcement is to fill few positions in the Health Information Management Division (HIMD) in the Clinical Center AND the National Eye Institute (NEI). National Eye Institute (NEI) ideal candidate statement: Experience in ophthalmology and ability to accurately distinguish ophthalmic diagnostic testing records is highly desirable. Major Duties for Medical Records Specialist: Recommend improvements to documentation templates, policies, and training programs. Implement and support standard operating procedures to ensure accurate and compliant clinical documentation. Serve as a resource for clinical documentation improvement initiatives by developing and delivering education that promotes complete, accurate medical records and supports patient safety. Analyze documentation trends to create data-driven training materials and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to
Supervise a staff of 12-15 civilian and military personnel either directly or through subordinate leaders. Conduct screening of medical records for derogatory information that may cause an individual to be a security risk Supervise the Medical Correspondence Section, making decisions on medico-legal matters in regard to release of information. Ensure that all disclosures of medical information are properly recorded and that appropriate fees are charged and collected for these services as required by governing regulations. Plan and supervise the overall work schedules to assure an even flow and distribution of work. Formulate and issue written and oral instructions, procedures and special instructions for nonroutine or complex assignments or to clarify published guidelines. Review work in progress or upon completion to ascertain problems and takes corrective action as necessary. Responsib
Conducts quality improvement reviews, evaluates documents in medical records, identifies unrecorded diagnosis and inadequate coding and documentation. Assists in developing policies and procedures for the Medical Record Department, answers medico-legal requests, advises staff members on methods of recording and retrieving health care data for special studies, coordinates doctors' clinical pertinence reviews and closed record reviews. Performs retrospective and concurrent chart reviews, retrieves data for studies, coordinates with appropriate personnel to meet local requirements concerned with the admission, treatment, transfer and discharge of patients. Participates in the assessment and recommendation for automating department functions and the medical records. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with the responsibility for maintaining security
Occupation: Medical records administration (series 0669) | posted as: Medical Records Administration Specialist; Medical Records Administrator Specialist; Medical Records Technician (Technical Career Field Trainee); Medical Records Adminstrator Specialist | You will study and treat human communication disorders like impaired hearing, voice, language or speech. In this field, you will evaluate and treat these disorders, train others on these disorders and conduct lab or clin | 67% want a licence/certification | ~9 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Medical Records Administration Specialist (Department of Veterans Affairs): GS-05 duties: (Employees at this grade level serve in an MRAS career development position under close supervision.) Assists in performing work related to all areas of HIM as well as collaborates with other departments within the medical center and VISN to improve performance and patient care. Compiles, reviews, abstracts, analyzes, and interprets medical/legal data incidental to a variety of patient care and treatment activities. Reviews HIM processes and record review systems to maintain or improve turnaround time and the quality of data collection. GS-07 duties: Incumbent serves as technical specialist in health information related matters, provides advice and guidance on the HIM program in relation to issues such as, but not limited to, documentation requirements for coding, liability issues, advance directives, informed consent, scanning processes, speech recognition, release of information, state reporting, etc. Conducts research on and coordinates projects and studies of records systems. Determines the scope of the study, formulates a plan of action, designs and creates study tools, tabulates results, summarizes findings, makes recommendations, and produces management reports. Analyzes processes or procedures and recommends improvements or changes as necessary. Assists in writing and maintaining health information policies and procedures that reflect new or revised approaches to management of health information and contribute to ensuring that regulatory requirements are met when revising policies and procedures. Assists in conducting quality assurance studies of health records. GS-09 duties: Incumbent serves as technical specialist in the broad scope of health information related matters, provides advice and guidance on the HIM program in relation to issues such as, but not limited to, documentation requirements for coding, liability issues, advance directives, informed consent, scanning processes, speech recognition, release of information, assessments by the Office of Inspector General (OIG), The Joint Commission (TJC), and a variety of others, etc. Conducts research on and coordinates projects and studies of records systems. Determines the scope of the study, formulates a plan of action, designs and creates study tools, tabulates results, summarizes findings, makes recommendations, and produces management reports. Analyzes processes or procedures and recommends improvements or changes as necessary. Assists in writing health information policies and procedures that reflect new or revised approaches to management of health information and contribute to ensuring that regulatory requirements are met when revising policies and procedures. Assists in conducting quality assurance studies of health records. Performs work related to all areas of HIM as well as collaborates with other departments within the medical center and VISN to improve performance and patient care. GS-11 duties: Assists the Chief, Health Information Management (CHIM) and the HIM Department in identifying and setting short and long-range goals, program objectives, and tasks to meet the mission and vision of the VAMC. Provides subject matter expertise to Service Line Leaders and medical center staff. Interprets and applies The Joint Commission (TJC) standards, VHA regulations and medico-legal requirements; current federal codes pertinent to health records; VHA policy memoranda, directives, handbooks and program guides pertinent to health information management; and medical coding (ICD, CPT, HCPCS) Interprets and applies The Joint Commission (TJC) standards, VHA regulations and medico-legal requirements; current federal codes pertinent to health records; VHA policy memoranda, and medical coding (ICD, CPT, HCPCS). Provides training for HIM, clinical and administrative staff on HIM topics. Designs and performs quality improvement projects regarding HIM issues. Assists the CHIM in preparing and conducting various presentations. Keeps current on emerging issues and trends in the HIM field, including process improvement initiatives, the electronic health record (EHR), coding and computer-assisted coding, the revenue cycle, release of information and privacy issues, records management, medical speech recognition, transcription and data entry, and health information exchange. Keeps HIM and clinical staff abreast of changing technology in electronic systems used to collect, process, code, protect and store health information. Participates in various VAMC, VISN and national committees requiring HIM subject matter expertise. PEFORMS OTHER DUTIES AS ASSIGNED Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8-4:30 p.m. Telework: Not eligible for telework. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized - Medical Records Administration Specialist (Veterans Health Administration): Duties listed below are for GS-11 - full performance level, developmental grade will differ in complexity and oversight. They include, but are not limited to: Present findings and recommendations to the Chief of HIM (CHIM) and facility leadership. Perform workflow analyses, recommend process improvements, identify and implement best practices, and implement changes as needed to improve the productivity and quality controls of the HIM department. Prepare workload and production reports, monitor trends to identify efficiencies and outliers, and recommend appropriate actions which may involve collaborating with staff at all levels for resolution. Designs and performs quality improvement projects related to health information management to identify and recommend ways of eliminating, combining, simplifying or improving procedures and processes. Exhibits broad organizational knowledge, communicates and provides training and education to individuals and groups, at multiple levels, both internal and external to the facility. Assists the Chief, Health Information Management (CHIM) and the HIM Department in identifying and setting short and long-range goals, program objectives, and tasks to meet the mission and vision of the VAMC. Provides subject matter expertise to Service Line Leaders, and medical center staff. Interprets and applies The Joint Commission (TJC) standards, VHA regulations and medico-legal requirements; current federal codes pertinent to health records; VHA policy memoranda, directives, handbooks and program guides pertinent to health information management; medical coding (ICD, CPT, HCPCS) and reimbursement methodologies; medical and procedural terminology; anatomy and physiology; regulations governing confidentiality of health records; release of information laws and statutes; and all policies/procedures pertaining to VHA health records. Provides training for HIM, clinical and administrative staff on HIM topics. Provides education when dealing directly with physicians, nurses and other clinical providers requesting completion or adjustment of pertinent parts of the health records, which are found to be inconsistent or incomplete upon analysis. Keeps current on emerging issues and trends in the HIM field, including process improvement initiatives, the electronic health record (EHR), coding and computer-assisted coding, the revenue cycle, release of information and privacy issues, records management, medical speech recognition, transcription and data entry, and health information exchange. Performs audits and analyses, preparing and presenting findings and recommendations to the CHIM, Service Line Leaders and medical staff. As a member of the local Revenue Cycle/Charge Services Team, interacts with clinical/ancillary staff to ensure that charge order items, represented by HCPCS/CPT codes, accurately reflect services provided. This includes ensuring charge order items and associated documentation in the health record are accurate, consistent, and reflects the correct service, service date and rendering provider. Establishes and maintains effective working relationships with clinical, informatics, administrative, revenue, and other departments to facilitate expeditious resolution of coding issues related to the functionality of the CDM and related interface processes that causes delays in submission of the data. Serves as point of contact for health record corrections to ensure documentation accurately reflects care delivered and reported. Documentation corrections may consist of retracting erroneous notes, re-titling notes, assigning notes to or removing from consult requests. Collaborates on improperly identified documents with clinicians, Clinical Applications Coordinators (CACs) and others who report problems. Reassigns, rescinds, and removes documents when they have been entered or uploaded incorrectly. May assign User Classes to users at the request of the Chief HIM; responds to questions or issues related to that user class. Reviews requests for new templates or additions/correction to existing templates (e.g., clinical reminder dialogs, documentation templates, PowerForms). Reviews requests for new paper forms and assists in the creation and implementation of electronic versions of these forms so that they are always available to EHR users. Work Schedule: 8AM - 4:30PM, Monday - Friday Telework: Ad-hoc only Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 00000 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Medical Records Administration Specialist (National Institutes of Health): This vacancy announcement is to fill few positions in the Health Information Management Division (HIMD) in the Clinical Center AND the National Eye Institute (NEI). National Eye Institute (NEI) ideal candidate statement: Experience in ophthalmology and ability to accurately distinguish ophthalmic diagnostic testing records is highly desirable. Major Duties for Medical Records Specialist: Recommend improvements to documentation templates, policies, and training programs. Implement and support standard operating procedures to ensure accurate and compliant clinical documentation. Serve as a resource for clinical documentation improvement initiatives by developing and delivering education that promotes complete, accurate medical records and supports patient safety. Analyze documentation trends to create data-driven training materials and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to ensure alignment with regulatory requirements and industry standards. Act as a liaison between health information management and other departments regarding coding practices and data use. Assign diagnostic and procedural codes using ICD, CPT, and HCPCS systems, applying knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and coding guidelines. Review and analyze coding data to identify trends, support reporting needs, and inform operational or resource planning activities. Conduct coding audits to ensure accuracy and compliance, implement corrective actions, and contribute to quality assurance and performance improvement initiatives. Process requests for medical records in accordance with applicable privacy laws and regulations, ensuring proper authorization and legal compliance prior to release of information. Maintain documentation of disclosures and provide guidance to staff on appropriate access and use of health information for patient care and operational needs. Support the maintenance of service or procedure directories to ensure accurate classification, tracking, and reporting of healthcare services. Assist in managing systems used to store, retrieve, and analyze coded clinical data, supporting reporting, operational efficiency, and data-driven decision-making. - Supervisory Medical Records Administration Specialist (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Supervise a staff of 12-15 civilian and military personnel either directly or through subordinate leaders. Conduct screening of medical records for derogatory information that may cause an individual to be a security risk Supervise the Medical Correspondence Section, making decisions on medico-legal matters in regard to release of information. Ensure that all disclosures of medical information are properly recorded and that appropriate fees are charged and collected for these services as required by governing regulations. Plan and supervise the overall work schedules to assure an even flow and distribution of work. Formulate and issue written and oral instructions, procedures and special instructions for nonroutine or complex assignments or to clarify published guidelines. Review work in progress or upon completion to ascertain problems and takes corrective action as necessary. Responsible for the maintenance and accountability of medical records. Manage and oversee the maintenance and handling of all sensitive records. Responsible for overseeing and providing technical advice, guidance and support to personnel. Serve as the Patient Administration Department (PAD) representative for special projects. Serve as Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for Patient Administration Department (PAD) contracts including language line, transcription, and any additional contracts acquired by the contract. Responsible for acquiring and maintaining bi-yearly Contracting Officer Representative (COR) certification and attending training to remain current with the changes in federal contractual laws. - Medical Records Administration Specialist (Department of Justice): Conducts quality improvement reviews, evaluates documents in medical records, identifies unrecorded diagnosis and inadequate coding and documentation. Assists in developing policies and procedures for the Medical Record Department, answers medico-legal requests, advises staff members on methods of recording and retrieving health care data for special studies, coordinates doctors' clinical pertinence reviews and closed record reviews. Performs retrospective and concurrent chart reviews, retrieves data for studies, coordinates with appropriate personnel to meet local requirements concerned with the admission, treatment, transfer and discharge of patients. Participates in the assessment and recommendation for automating department functions and the medical records. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with the responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and is performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Health system administration (series 0670) | You will care for people's feet, including diagnosing and treating diseases and disorders, writing prescriptions for medication and footwear and researching in the medical field of podiatry. | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 1 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Oversees the standardized national tracking tool and ensures compliance for the completion of biannual audits for all scheduling staff. Coordinates the development and implementation of clinic management and operations related training for mandated staff throughout the medical center. Provides ongoing tracking and monitoring of the completion of mandatory trainings in coordination with the employee education and compliance staff for all scheduling staff with access to scheduling keys and menus. Assists in the education and monitoring of profile indicators to eliminate issues with consult management, clinic utilization and efficiencies, clinic cancellations, recall, delinquency, missed opportunity rates and electronic wait lists. Designs training and educational tools and resources to improve the reliability, proficiency, effectiveness and accuracy of clinic management practices for staff
You will serve as the Physical Evaluation Board Liaison Officer of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Military Treatment Facility. You will provide counselling for military personnel being processed through the Disability Evaluation System on their rights, benefits, privileges and obligations. You will coordinate evaluation appointments, assist in preparing appeals, rebuttals and the assignment of service member's legal counsel. You will track all assigned cases and analyze performance against established metrics. You will provide information to various agencies on the status of all activities under case workload. You will be responsible for all aspects of the Disability Evaluation System Program. You will be responsible for assisting Patient Relations Department in answering congressional inquiries regarding any aspect of operations within the alloted time.
The incumbent works under the local supervision of the Quality Improvement Manager and is subject to national programmatic oversight by the Chief, Quality Management, for quality improvement programs for inmates receiving Ambulatory Care and Nursing Care Center services. Responsible for assisting the Quality Improvement Manager with the performance improvement programming, monitoring the quality of processes of care and efficiency of the health care delivery system. Facilitates and coordinates performance improvement data collection, trending, analyzing, as well as preparing and displaying improvement data trends to discern patterns of negative trends impacting patient care within established timeframes. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbents are charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities p
Design and organize filing systems, prepare information for the tracking of projects, correspondence, and statistical reports. Prepare authorized requests for information such as status of eligibility, suspense dates for matters concerning compliance, and information available from medical records. Monitor and assist in the preparation of the annual budget, determining whether requests for funds and expenditures are proper, justified, and timely. Monitor and coordinate clinical staffing requirements for resourcing providers to their clinical areas within MHS Genesis. Validate and approve security keys to clinical personnel and ensure that mapping/resourcing of providers is correct. Identify problems with health care processes and recommend alternatives to improve processes, identifying and reporting any quality improvement issues. Monitor clinical appointment release and ensure that appo
As a HEALTH SYSTEMS SPECIALIST (Title 32) with the Texas Air National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Assists in planning, controlling, directing, organizing, and implementing all medical administrative, operational, training, and personnel activities designed to ensure medical readiness of the unit. Manages medical service personnel in planning, providing, and evaluating patient care activities and related training programs, both on the aircraft and on the ground. Organizes and directs administrative and operational duties. Reviews and determines medical care, as related to aeromedical evacuation procedures, ensuring the highest level of care is provided. Conducts statistical analysis and identifies trends in core competencies, crew currencies, and proficiencies. Develops, consolidates, and compiles data, evaluates program effectiveness, prepares reports, an
Occupation: Health system specialist (series 0671) | posted as: Health System Specialist; Health Systems Specialist (Title 32); Health Systems Specialist (Ghatp Trainee); Health Systems Specialist (Performance Improvement Coordinator) | You will manage, advise on and supervise the use of medical records, developing policies for record use and make sure they're accurate and protected. In this field, you should understand medical records administration an | ~117 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Health System Specialist (Education and Compliance Program Manager) (Veterans Health Administration): Oversees the standardized national tracking tool and ensures compliance for the completion of biannual audits for all scheduling staff. Coordinates the development and implementation of clinic management and operations related training for mandated staff throughout the medical center. Provides ongoing tracking and monitoring of the completion of mandatory trainings in coordination with the employee education and compliance staff for all scheduling staff with access to scheduling keys and menus. Assists in the education and monitoring of profile indicators to eliminate issues with consult management, clinic utilization and efficiencies, clinic cancellations, recall, delinquency, missed opportunity rates and electronic wait lists. Designs training and educational tools and resources to improve the reliability, proficiency, effectiveness and accuracy of clinic management practices for staff throughout the medical center. Manages the coordination and implementation strategies for scheduling related software and hardware. Assesses individual needs to determine appropriate level of access related to scheduling menus and keys and clinic profiles for staff throughout the medical center. Provides ongoing reviews and monitoring to ensure staff who are granted access to these menus, keys, and profiles are in compliance with mandatory training requirements and notifies services and supervisors when compliance lapses. Provides data, reports, and materials to demonstrate the compliance of the ambulatory care staff as it relates to clinic management. Assists staff with the aspects of clinical care related to compliance with training and education to improve accuracy and efficiency of clinic management and operations. Oversees the operations training, education and accuracy of scheduling and clinic management practices upon request for both audits, site visits, and per leadership. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. EST Recruitment/Relocation Incentives (Sign-on Bonus): Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not Authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases. When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: This position may be authorized for ad-hoc telework which occurs on an occasional, non-routine basis and is utilized to complete short-term special assignments or to accommodate special circumstances even though the telework arrangement may occur continuously for a limited and specific period of time. Telework eligibility will be discussed during the interview process. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Financial Disclosure: Not Required Position Description Title/PD#: Health System Specialist (Education and Compliance Program Manager)/PD523-00709-O and PD523-00716-O Promotion Potential: This position involves a multi-grade career ladder. The major duties listed below represent the full performance level of GS-11. At the GS-9 grade level, you will perform assignments of a more limited scope and with less independence. You will progressively acquire the background necessary to perform at the full performance level of GS-11. Promotion is at the discretion of the supervisor and is contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of higher-level work, and availability of funds. The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulatory, qualification, and performance requirements are met. Selection at a lower grade level does not guarantee promotion to the full performance level. Notifications: This position is not a Bargaining Unit position. This position is covered by locality-based comparability pay. Current and permanent Federal employees must submit copies of their most recent SF-50, (Notice of Personnel Action). The SF-50 must identify the position title, series, grade, step, tenure and type of service (Competitive or Excepted). In some cases, more than one SF-50 may be required to show a higher grade previously held. - HEALTH SYSTEM SPECIALIST (Naval Medical Command): You will serve as the Physical Evaluation Board Liaison Officer of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Military Treatment Facility. You will provide counselling for military personnel being processed through the Disability Evaluation System on their rights, benefits, privileges and obligations. You will coordinate evaluation appointments, assist in preparing appeals, rebuttals and the assignment of service member's legal counsel. You will track all assigned cases and analyze performance against established metrics. You will provide information to various agencies on the status of all activities under case workload. You will be responsible for all aspects of the Disability Evaluation System Program. You will be responsible for assisting Patient Relations Department in answering congressional inquiries regarding any aspect of operations within the alloted time. - Health Systems Specialist (Performance Improvement Coordinator) (Department of Justice): The incumbent works under the local supervision of the Quality Improvement Manager and is subject to national programmatic oversight by the Chief, Quality Management, for quality improvement programs for inmates receiving Ambulatory Care and Nursing Care Center services. Responsible for assisting the Quality Improvement Manager with the performance improvement programming, monitoring the quality of processes of care and efficiency of the health care delivery system. Facilitates and coordinates performance improvement data collection, trending, analyzing, as well as preparing and displaying improvement data trends to discern patterns of negative trends impacting patient care within established timeframes. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbents are charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities preceded by all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Health System Specialist (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Design and organize filing systems, prepare information for the tracking of projects, correspondence, and statistical reports. Prepare authorized requests for information such as status of eligibility, suspense dates for matters concerning compliance, and information available from medical records. Monitor and assist in the preparation of the annual budget, determining whether requests for funds and expenditures are proper, justified, and timely. Monitor and coordinate clinical staffing requirements for resourcing providers to their clinical areas within MHS Genesis. Validate and approve security keys to clinical personnel and ensure that mapping/resourcing of providers is correct. Identify problems with health care processes and recommend alternatives to improve processes, identifying and reporting any quality improvement issues. Monitor clinical appointment release and ensure that appointments are available within DHA requirements and that appointments are maximized per DHA expectations. Accumulate, develop, maintain, interpret, and analyzes a variety of statistical, access to care, and demographic data including charts, graphs, and/or reports data (e.g., operative case log reports, ambulatory data system reports, etc.). Manage and maintain Military Health System Genesis clinical templates and schedules. - HEALTH SYSTEMS SPECIALIST (Title 32) (Department of the Air Force): As a HEALTH SYSTEMS SPECIALIST (Title 32) with the Texas Air National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Assists in planning, controlling, directing, organizing, and implementing all medical administrative, operational, training, and personnel activities designed to ensure medical readiness of the unit. Manages medical service personnel in planning, providing, and evaluating patient care activities and related training programs, both on the aircraft and on the ground. Organizes and directs administrative and operational duties. Reviews and determines medical care, as related to aeromedical evacuation procedures, ensuring the highest level of care is provided. Conducts statistical analysis and identifies trends in core competencies, crew currencies, and proficiencies. Develops, consolidates, and compiles data, evaluates program effectiveness, prepares reports, and briefs Executive Management team at Squadron, Group, and Wing level, as well as higher headquarters. Recommends and implements actions and processes to enhance overall unit and personnel readiness, and/or to correct deficiencies in existing programs. Establishes and is responsible for on-the-job (OJT) training, the sustainment training program for enlisted personnel, proficiency training, and acts as trainer and certifying official. Determines training needs, schedules personnel for appropriate training, and conducts follow-up review to ensure appropriate training has been accomplished. Performs as flight instructor/examiner to ensure operational readiness of medical specialists on actual and/or simulated aeromedical evacuation missions. Serves on the unit Review and Certification Board and conducts initial, re-qualification, and periodic flight standardization/evaluation checks of assigned medical specialists. Serves as Flight Instructor for ground and flight training for initial upgrade as well as re-qualification training. Manages, operates, maintains, interprets, and monitors the Air Force Operations Resource Management System (AFORMS) to ensure proper posting of training, requirements for training, effectiveness of the continuation training program, air crew information at the squadron level. Performs as a Charge Medical Technician or Medical Technician on large multi-engine transport aircraft during dedicated aeromedical or combined aeromedical/airlift missions. Conducts public relations appearances and speaking programs in support of recruiting activities. Coordinates all aspects of enlistment actions with appropriate base activities to ensure timely accession to the unit. Manages the unit deployment program. May serve as Unit Deployment Manager. Manages the Isolated Personnel Report (ISOPREP) program. Manages the unit recall program. Manages the unit mobility equipment program. Executes unit budget, to include preparation and monitoring expenditures, as well asestablishment of long range requirements and current year shortfalls. Assists the Senior Health System Technician in the recruiting program to ensure full manning of the unit. Maintains close liaison with recruiting sources in the military/civilian populous to include medical and academic institutions. Promotes the Medical Program by means of new media, personal contacts, and speaking engagements. Coordinates the accomplishment of interviews, arranges for induction physicals and military aptitude testing, and the accomplishment of all related forms for appointment or enlistment. Performs other duties as assigned. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
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| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Duties: Monitors the status and progress of work and day-to-day adjustments in accordance with established priorities. Analyzes and recommends improvements in documentation systems used to provide patient care to optimize VERA workload, third-party reimbursement, and to manage resources. Reviews compliance monitors with Supervisor and identifies training needs. Reviews, audits, trains, monitors and completes special assignments within specified time frames. Required to train others on the encoder product suite. Utilizes this system on an on-going basis to perform core coding duties and audits. conditions and resource needs. Has constant interaction with health care providers evaluating and communicating with the expectation on improving health record documentation which will result in improved patient care and improved revenue Detroit VAMC,FS# 94382-A Page 4 of 5 generation. Identifies t
As a MEDICAL RECORDS TECHNICIAN, you will: Analyze medical records for completeness, consistency, and compliance requirements. Perform Quality Assurance (QA) audit surveys of selected subjects related to tasks performed as identified by supervisor. Maintain unit files of AFRH Directives, HCS SOPs, policies and other directives for ready reference by unit staff. Initiate a variety of routine and stat laboratory test and special diagnostic tests (i.e., CT scan, ultrasound, x-ray, etc.). Schedule follow-up test, and annual examinations for AFRH Residents. Assist unit providers requests for medical records from other healthcare facilities are made. Candidates should be committed to improving the efficiency of the Federal government, passionate about the ideals of our American republic, and committed to upholding the rule of law and the United States Constitution.
Reviews and analyzes medical records. Initiates and maintains medical records in accordance with prescribed directives. Plans, organizes and accomplishes the review of medical records. Files results for treatments such as laboratory reports and a variety of medical tests and radiology results. Makes patient charts available for medical appointments. Enters information into the record tracking system when paper records are needed for appointments and reviews. Follows standard operating procedures to research, analyze and abstract pertinent information from records that may include multiple injuries, diseases and/or medico/surgical procedures and reports findings to requestors. Briefs patients and agencies such as insurance companies, social services, and medical activities on policies associated with releasing medical information. Initiates, post charges, and forwards billing statements t
Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Medical Records Technician Total Compensation | Pay (ihs.gov) Codes diagnosis, operations, and/or procedures from the medical record. Confirm the final diagnosis and operative procedures as stated by the Physician are valid and complete. Abstracts all necessary information from the record. Assists facility staff with documentation requirements. *This position is being announced concurrently under the Excepted Service Examining Plan (ESEP) and Merit Promotion (MP) procedures. Please review vacancy announcement number IHS-26-GP-13018048-ESEP/MP; for eligibility requirements. NOTE: Applicants must apply separately for each announcement in order to be considered. IHS Selectees whose duties and responsibilities require them to work permanently, temporarily, or occasionally in an IHS healthcare fa
Perform retrospective audits of diagnoses, E/M levels, procedures, and documentation to identify inaccurately coded services and ensure regulatory compliance. Review medical records, analyze coding accuracy trends, prepare finding reports, and coordinate results with leadership to drive performance improvement. Use encounter audits to identify operational and regulatory issues, ensures complete data capture, and support development of compliance plans. Develop and deliver one-on-one and group training on documentation and coding requirements; updates clinical templates and recommends coding resources. Review and code medical records, validates ICD and CPT accuracy, assists providers with documentation needs, and ensures proper RVU/RWP capture. Prepare monthly progress reports, monitors coding performance, conducts special audits/projects, and communicates findings to leadership.
Occupation: Medical records technician (series 0675) | posted as: Medical Records Technician; Medical Records Tech (Roi); Medical Records Tech (Hit); Medical Record Technician (Coder-Outpatient And Inpatient) | You will process and maintain medical records to make sure they comply with regulations. In this field, you may also review, analyze, code, extract and compile medical records data. You should understand practical medica | 60% want a licence/certification | ~508 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - LEAD MEDICAL RECORDS TECHNICIAN (CODER) (Veterans Health Administration): Duties: Monitors the status and progress of work and day-to-day adjustments in accordance with established priorities. Analyzes and recommends improvements in documentation systems used to provide patient care to optimize VERA workload, third-party reimbursement, and to manage resources. Reviews compliance monitors with Supervisor and identifies training needs. Reviews, audits, trains, monitors and completes special assignments within specified time frames. Required to train others on the encoder product suite. Utilizes this system on an on-going basis to perform core coding duties and audits. conditions and resource needs. Has constant interaction with health care providers evaluating and communicating with the expectation on improving health record documentation which will result in improved patient care and improved revenue Detroit VAMC,FS# 94382-A Page 4 of 5 generation. Identifies the principal diagnosis and principal procedure for every inpatient discharge; also identifies significant complications and/or co-morbidities treated or impacting treatment to correctly determine the proper Diagnosis Related Group (DRG). Upon patient admission to the Community Living Center/Nursing Home Care Unit, codes the admission diagnosis for use by unit staff. All diagnoses and procedure codes are selected from the current version of the ICD coding system. Conducts re-reviews of codes abstracted for patient encounters (inpatient and outpatient) identified by the VERA committee to determine if based on the documentation the specific VERA coding requirements were followed; corrects coding as needed to ensure proper patient classification in the VERA program. Codes inpatient professional fee services for identified inpatient admissions. Code selection is based upon strict compliance with regulatory fraud and abuse guidelines and VA specific guidance for optimum allowable reimbursement. Trains and works closely with professional and administrative staff to assist in the development, maintenance and usage of ICD and PCS codes to ensure accurate data capture. Conforms to standards and participates in the technical evaluation and validation of health records for compliance with The Joint Commission requirements, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and/or health record documentation guidelines. Distributes and balance the workload among employees in accordance with established workflow or job specialization, assures timely accomplishment of the assigned workload. Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM EST. This position requires the candidate to work in the Eastern Time Zone (ET) and maintain a standard business day schedule. All work, meetings, and collaboration must be conducted during these hours. Candidates must be available to respond to work-related communications and participate in scheduled activities within this time frame. Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not Authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year)Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior work experience or military service experience. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: This position is currently authorized for telework - Location negotiable, incumbent must live within 50 mile radius of a VA Medical Center to meet the Return to Office Executive Order requirements, selected candidates may be required to Return to Office. This will be discussed during the interview process. Remote/Virtual: This position is currently designated as remote. Remote work is defined as full-time employment conducted outside of a VA facility or in VA-leased spaces. The option for remote work will be assessed continuously, and the selected individual may need to return to a VA office if required. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 94382A Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized. - MEDICAL RECORDS TECHNICIAN (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): As a MEDICAL RECORDS TECHNICIAN, you will: Analyze medical records for completeness, consistency, and compliance requirements. Perform Quality Assurance (QA) audit surveys of selected subjects related to tasks performed as identified by supervisor. Maintain unit files of AFRH Directives, HCS SOPs, policies and other directives for ready reference by unit staff. Initiate a variety of routine and stat laboratory test and special diagnostic tests (i.e., CT scan, ultrasound, x-ray, etc.). Schedule follow-up test, and annual examinations for AFRH Residents. Assist unit providers requests for medical records from other healthcare facilities are made. Candidates should be committed to improving the efficiency of the Federal government, passionate about the ideals of our American republic, and committed to upholding the rule of law and the United States Constitution. - Medical Records Technician (OA) (Department of Defense): Reviews and analyzes medical records. Initiates and maintains medical records in accordance with prescribed directives. Plans, organizes and accomplishes the review of medical records. Files results for treatments such as laboratory reports and a variety of medical tests and radiology results. Makes patient charts available for medical appointments. Enters information into the record tracking system when paper records are needed for appointments and reviews. Follows standard operating procedures to research, analyze and abstract pertinent information from records that may include multiple injuries, diseases and/or medico/surgical procedures and reports findings to requestors. Briefs patients and agencies such as insurance companies, social services, and medical activities on policies associated with releasing medical information. Initiates, post charges, and forwards billing statements to appropriate accounting officer for action. Provides instruction and orientation to the medical staff on medico legal aspects of record keeping. Uses multiple office automation software with varied functions to produce a wide range of documents and formats. Assists with tracking, packaging and delivering health records to the post office (on base) to ensure they are sent to their next destination. Assists with making copies of physical medical records, as well as transmitting electronic medical records to service members preparing for retirement. - Medical Records Technician (Coder) (Indian Health Service): Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Medical Records Technician Total Compensation | Pay (ihs.gov) Codes diagnosis, operations, and/or procedures from the medical record. Confirm the final diagnosis and operative procedures as stated by the Physician are valid and complete. Abstracts all necessary information from the record. Assists facility staff with documentation requirements. *This position is being announced concurrently under the Excepted Service Examining Plan (ESEP) and Merit Promotion (MP) procedures. Please review vacancy announcement number IHS-26-GP-13018048-ESEP/MP; for eligibility requirements. NOTE: Applicants must apply separately for each announcement in order to be considered. IHS Selectees whose duties and responsibilities require them to work permanently, temporarily, or occasionally in an IHS healthcare facility must comply with the IHS Employee Immunization Policy related to vaccine-preventable diseases, consistent with recommendations for healthcare workers. Vaccine exemption requests may be available, as outlined in the IHS Employee Immunization Policy and facility guidance. This is a designated position covered by Public Law 101-630, requiring contact or control over Indian children. Due to this requirement, the agency must ensure that persons hired for these positions have not been found guilty of or pleaded nolo contendere or guilty to certain crimes. Successfully pass the E-Verify employment verification check. To learn more about E-Verify, including your rights and responsibilities, visit www.dhs.gov/E-Verify/. You will need to set up direct deposit so we can pay you. - Medical Records Technician (Coder/Audit/Training) (Defense Health Agency): Perform retrospective audits of diagnoses, E/M levels, procedures, and documentation to identify inaccurately coded services and ensure regulatory compliance. Review medical records, analyze coding accuracy trends, prepare finding reports, and coordinate results with leadership to drive performance improvement. Use encounter audits to identify operational and regulatory issues, ensures complete data capture, and support development of compliance plans. Develop and deliver one-on-one and group training on documentation and coding requirements; updates clinical templates and recommends coding resources. Review and code medical records, validates ICD and CPT accuracy, assists providers with documentation needs, and ensures proper RVU/RWP capture. Prepare monthly progress reports, monitors coding performance, conducts special audits/projects, and communicates findings to leadership. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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This position is responsible for the direction of a highly complex consolidated Radiology program that includes General Radiography, Fluoroscopy, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Nuclear Medicine, Molecular Imaging, Positron Emission Tomography, General Ultrasound, Vascular Ultrasound, and Interventional Radiology programs. The supervisor performs duties related to the receipt, intake, and indexing of health and administrative information and supervises all Advanced Medical Support Assistants (AMSA) in the service. The Supervisory Medical Support Assistant (SMSA) is responsible for ensuring the management of accurate and timely patient care coordination in all divisions; modalities of Radiology, coordinating all clinic administrative support activities in conjunction with the Administrative Officer (AO), Chief of Radiology, and other staff to provide administrative staff
Greet patients to verify nature of the visit and/or refer to appropriate personnel. Maintain appointment system to assist in scheduling various types of appointments. Receive phone calls to provide general hospital information. Resolve complaints of a local administrative nature and refers other complaints to the appropriate authorities. Assist patients with completion all necessary forms prior to being seen by the provider. Maintain and monitor patient appointment schedules for the clinic/practice. Complete end of day processing. Respond to emergency calls and notifies emergency medical personnel. In-process and out-process patients, families/caregivers and guests.
Serve as the primary coordinator for patient care activities, including handling sensitive inquiries from diverse stakeholders such as referring physicians and congressional offices. Screen patient referrals, assess initial eligibility for clinical trials, and follow up with external contacts to ensure timely responses. Attend staff meetings and branch rounds to identify and resolve patient care coordination issues and contribute to process improvements. Schedule protocol-specific clinical tests, organize prescreening documentation, and coordinate with multiple roles (e.g., data managers, social workers) throughout a patient's participation in a research protocol. Enter patient data into research systems with accuracy and sensitivity, ensuring protocol eligibility criteria are met and communicated. Facilitate patient lodging through coordination with the Children's Inn, and ensure famili
Provide clerical/administrative and automation support for FAP and/or Social Work Services using multiple computer systems and technologies. Maintain records and information directories and assembles records in sequential and chronological order. Control a filing system of open and closed records for the Family Advocacy Program. Provide assistance in the management, evaluation, and reporting of child and intimate partner abuse cases. Receive reports of child or intimate partner abuse and assists reporting person or agency in providing pertinent and concise information necessary for risk assessment and timely intervention to prevent further violence.
Distribute and balance the workload amongst Medical Support Assistants (MSAs), taking into consideration priorities and requirements imposed by higher level supervisors, within the organization. Train new staff personnel on Patient Appointment System procedures and assistant duties, front desk duties, reviewing completed work and/or spot-checking work in progress and any updates to current practices. Oversee the interviewing of the patients in contact with the Enterprise Appointment System, front desk operation, and the scheduling of their appointments to specialty clinics. Coordinate Care across Defense Health Agency (DHA) ensuring MSAs have visibility to Virtual Health (VH) appointments at other facilities and are knowledgeable on proper registration and scheduling of these appointment. Resolve simple informal complaints and report to supervisor on performance, progress and training of
Occupation: Medical support assistance (series 0679) | posted as: Medical Support Assistant (Advanced); Advanced Medical Support Assistant; Medical Support Assistant (Office Automation); Lead Medical Support Assistant | You will work as a dentist, preventing, diagnosing and treating the teeth, jaws and organs of the mouth. In this field, you must have a Doctor of Dental Surgery or Dental Medicine. | 67% want a licence/certification | ~6549 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Supervisory Medical Support Assistant (Veterans Health Administration): This position is responsible for the direction of a highly complex consolidated Radiology program that includes General Radiography, Fluoroscopy, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Nuclear Medicine, Molecular Imaging, Positron Emission Tomography, General Ultrasound, Vascular Ultrasound, and Interventional Radiology programs. The supervisor performs duties related to the receipt, intake, and indexing of health and administrative information and supervises all Advanced Medical Support Assistants (AMSA) in the service. The Supervisory Medical Support Assistant (SMSA) is responsible for ensuring the management of accurate and timely patient care coordination in all divisions; modalities of Radiology, coordinating all clinic administrative support activities in conjunction with the Administrative Officer (AO), Chief of Radiology, and other staff to provide administrative staff coverage to assure quality patient care coordination. Will serve as an active member of the Radiology supervisory team, informing the AO on all matters requiring their attention and/or action. Participates in the formulation of plans; determination of goals with service; conducts Continuous Quality Improvement reviews in program areas. Supervisor MSA is delegated authority to accomplish assigned programs, performing the full range of supervisory duties and responsibilities to effectively utilize the manpower and resources allocated to the Radiology. This includes setting team goals and technically directing the work of subordinates. It requires planning, assigning, reviewing, and accepting/rejecting work done by subordinates. The Supervisor MSA will make work assignments, set/negotiate deadlines, and designate completion dates. Supervisor MSA makes final decisions on selections, evaluates performance, and takes disciplinary action when necessary. Coordinates leave, approving time, arranging cross coverage to ensure adequate coverage for assigned areas and other related activities of personnel assigned to Radiology. The supervisor instructs employees in assigned tasks and job techniques, conducts formal and informal on-the-job training, and answers questions on procedures, policies, and directives. Works with subordinates to complete appointment processing in a timely manner. It also involves providing education (and re-education) to referring clinicians on how to timely/completely/accurately complete radiology orders. The Supervisor MSA evaluates and determines results, plans and institutes administrative methods and procedures; establishes or recommends program objectives. Acts as a representative of the AO, with full responsibility to make decisions assuring maximum utilization of personnel. Develops and administers a formal continuous improvement plan or method for reviewing and appraising the effectiveness of all Radiology activities. Analyzes and reports information gathered as a basis in making improvements in efficiency to the veteran. Plans training for Medical Support Assistants, develops/ maintains an efficient work force of employees which is an integral part of the clinic operation. Provides technical and clerical assistance to the staff on all administrative matters. The purpose of the work is to develop, manage, coordinate, improve and oversee needed administrative services for the various Radiology modalities. Work contributes to the improvement of patient care delivery with the goal of providing a seamless continuum of care. Assessment of productivity, effectiveness, and efficiency of program operations; to analyze/resolve problems are necessary components of the work performed in order to provide recommendations to resolve problems in administration of the programs. Total-Rewards-of-an-Allied-Health-VA-Career-Brochure.pdf Medical Support Assistant: vacareers.va.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/Total-Rewards-of-a-MSA-VA-Career-Flyer.pdf Work Schedule: 7:00-3:30, Monday-Friday Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Ad Hoc Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 54651-0 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Medical Support Assistant (Office Automation) (Defense Health Agency): Greet patients to verify nature of the visit and/or refer to appropriate personnel. Maintain appointment system to assist in scheduling various types of appointments. Receive phone calls to provide general hospital information. Resolve complaints of a local administrative nature and refers other complaints to the appropriate authorities. Assist patients with completion all necessary forms prior to being seen by the provider. Maintain and monitor patient appointment schedules for the clinic/practice. Complete end of day processing. Respond to emergency calls and notifies emergency medical personnel. In-process and out-process patients, families/caregivers and guests. - Medical Support Assistant (Department of Health and Human Services): Serve as the primary coordinator for patient care activities, including handling sensitive inquiries from diverse stakeholders such as referring physicians and congressional offices. Screen patient referrals, assess initial eligibility for clinical trials, and follow up with external contacts to ensure timely responses. Attend staff meetings and branch rounds to identify and resolve patient care coordination issues and contribute to process improvements. Schedule protocol-specific clinical tests, organize prescreening documentation, and coordinate with multiple roles (e.g., data managers, social workers) throughout a patient's participation in a research protocol. Enter patient data into research systems with accuracy and sensitivity, ensuring protocol eligibility criteria are met and communicated. Facilitate patient lodging through coordination with the Children's Inn, and ensure families understand relevant guidelines and expectations. If you are selected at the GS-6 level, you will essentially perform the same duties as those at the full performance level described above; however, duties are less complex and will be performed under closer supervision with more detailed guidance. - Medical Support Assistant (Family Advocacy Program/Office Automation) (Department of the Army): Provide clerical/administrative and automation support for FAP and/or Social Work Services using multiple computer systems and technologies. Maintain records and information directories and assembles records in sequential and chronological order. Control a filing system of open and closed records for the Family Advocacy Program. Provide assistance in the management, evaluation, and reporting of child and intimate partner abuse cases. Receive reports of child or intimate partner abuse and assists reporting person or agency in providing pertinent and concise information necessary for risk assessment and timely intervention to prevent further violence. - Lead Medical Support Assistant (Department of Defense): Distribute and balance the workload amongst Medical Support Assistants (MSAs), taking into consideration priorities and requirements imposed by higher level supervisors, within the organization. Train new staff personnel on Patient Appointment System procedures and assistant duties, front desk duties, reviewing completed work and/or spot-checking work in progress and any updates to current practices. Oversee the interviewing of the patients in contact with the Enterprise Appointment System, front desk operation, and the scheduling of their appointments to specialty clinics. Coordinate Care across Defense Health Agency (DHA) ensuring MSAs have visibility to Virtual Health (VH) appointments at other facilities and are knowledgeable on proper registration and scheduling of these appointment. Resolve simple informal complaints and report to supervisor on performance, progress and training of employees, personnel and management programs and objectives with employees. Provide education to staff, patients, and post units on the use of the Patient Portal through setup events located in various clinics, pharmacies, post newcomers’ orientation, family readiness group meetings, Retiree health fair, and the Baby Expo. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Dentist and dental officer (series 0680) | You will work as a dentist, preventing, diagnosing and treating the teeth, jaws and organs of the mouth. In this field, you must have a Doctor of Dental Surgery or Dental Medicine. | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The Dental Assistant assists the dentist in many aspects of direct patient care and performs other clinical and clerical functions independently of direct supervision. Customer Service: Shows courtesy, respect, and a positive attitude for patients, coworkers and the public. Provides assistance to customers with questions or concerns, provides service recovery. Chairside Assisting: Sets up operatory and/or surgery suite for planned dental procedure and cleans dental unit for timely turnover, Passes instruments safely, accurately, and efficiently, Keeps operative field clear of debris and retracts oral tissues effectively and comfortable. Prepares dental medicaments and impression materials per manufacturer's instruction. Accomplishes all intraoperative procedures within standard infection control protocol. Assists in routine general dental procedures using concepts of fourhanded dentistry
Serve as an assistant primarily supporting a dental specialist. Assist in restorative, prosthodontic, oral surgical, endodontic, orthodontic, or periodontal treatment, including, but not limited to, crowns, bridges, extractions, root canals, bone grafts and gingival transplants. Receive and schedule patients for treatment. Chart examination and treatment information. Record information on prescriptions. Sterilize instruments, materials, and equipment; prepares surgical trays. Perform intra-oral procedures as directed by dentist. Take preliminary impressions for study models, remove sutures, place and remove rubber dams, perio-packs, matrix bands, and wedges. Instruct patient in proper dental techniques, care of appliances, and causes of dental decay. Operate dental X-ray equipment to take intra and extra oral radiographs. Pour and trim models from impressions and constructs custom impres
What are the Major Duties of this Position? Prepares patients for dental treatment, equipment for use by the dentist and provides chair side assistance to dentist and provide a wide range of dental procedures. Responsible for ensuring that all work surfaces, equipment, materials, and instruments are properly disinfected/sterilized. Maintain and use automated processing equipment. Establishes dental records and is responsible for the control of medical records while they are in the dental clinic. Responsible for the scheduling of patients, preparing the call-outs, and supervising inmate patients. Maintains adequate stock levels of the expendable supplies used in the clinic and prepares purchase requests for the purpose of ordering additional supplies. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the instituti
Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Dental Assistant Total Compensation | Pay (ihs.gov) Performs routine and complex alloy and composite restorations, including those requiring pin retention, cusp build-ups, multi-surface restorations, and incisal angle replacement. Selects, adapts, seats, and cements stainless steel crowns and fabricates and places temporary crowns and bridges. Places bases and liners, contours matrices, carves and polishes restorations, and finishes complex restorations independently within established guidelines. Performs advanced chairside assisting while allowing the dentist to transition to the next patient. Applies and removes rubber dams, removes sutures, applies periodontal dressings, and takes preliminary impressions. Performs oral prophylaxis and advanced calculus removal using ultrasonic and hand i
Receive and schedule patients for treatment. Obtain and record related medical history of patient. Chart examination and treatment information. Sterilize instruments, materials, and equipment; prepare surgical trays. Maintain dental equipment in a clean and operative condition. Take preliminary impressions for study models, remove sutures, place and remove rubber dams, perio-packs, matrix bands, and wedges. Instruct patients in proper dental techniques, care of appliances, and causes of dental decay. Operate dental X-ray equipment to take intra and extraoral radiographs. Maintain, clean, and perform minor repairs on X-ray equipment and materials. Assist dentist at chair side. Perform intra-oral procedures as directed by dentist.
Occupation: Dental assistant (series 0681) | posted as: Dental Assistant | You will assist dentists in treating patients. In this field, you will prepare patients for treatment, prepare materials and equipment, perform procedures under the dentist's supervision, take X-rays, and keep records. | 100% want a licence/certification | ~461 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Dental Assistant (Department of Veterans Affairs): The Dental Assistant assists the dentist in many aspects of direct patient care and performs other clinical and clerical functions independently of direct supervision. Customer Service: Shows courtesy, respect, and a positive attitude for patients, coworkers and the public. Provides assistance to customers with questions or concerns, provides service recovery. Chairside Assisting: Sets up operatory and/or surgery suite for planned dental procedure and cleans dental unit for timely turnover, Passes instruments safely, accurately, and efficiently, Keeps operative field clear of debris and retracts oral tissues effectively and comfortable. Prepares dental medicaments and impression materials per manufacturer's instruction. Accomplishes all intraoperative procedures within standard infection control protocol. Assists in routine general dental procedures using concepts of fourhanded dentistry. Assists in specialized dental procedures, such as oral surgery, endodontics, periodontics, prosthodontics, implant placement and restoration. Maintains both routine and specialty dental equipment per manufacturer instructions and dental service standards. Dental Imaging: Exposes standard and specialty dental imaging in traditional and/or digital formats Modifies settings to achieve the images as requested by the provider, Images are characterized by diagnostic quality, accurately oriented and exposed Dental imaging safety techniques are used, and retakes are minimized, Imaging requests are accomplished within the desired time frame. Infection Control and Equipment Sterilization: Demonstrates proper infection control procedures in setting up and cleaning operatories. Disinfects oral appliances to prevent cross contamination. Properly prepares instruments for transfer to SPD for sterilization. Follows all Standard Operating Procedures for Reusable Medical Equipment. Works closely with SPD to ensure availability of instruments so that clinical care is not delayed. Demonstrates proper infection control procedures in exposing images. Clerical Functions: Assists in filling gaps in the doctor's schedule due to late cancellations and failed appointments. Initiates computerized progress note, Assists dentist in charting findings and treatment plans in patient records. Information Management: Maintains patient confidentiality per HIPAA. Follows computer security regulations. Patient Safety: Modifies care as necessitated by patient's age and abilities (patient transfer and position). Participates in patient identification and time out per Joint Commission requirements. Monitors patient condition during treatment, being alert for signs of physical distress. Employee Education: Complies with Employee Education requirements. Completes mandatory annual safety training sessions. Dental Laboratory Functions: Pours impressions and prepares study models. Makes final denture impression trays and prepares bite rims. Fabricates athletic mouth guards and bleaching trays. Performs other dental laboratory functions as time and skill levels allow. Direct Patient Care: Monitors patient vital signs (BP, pulse, pulse oximeter) and condition during invasive treatment and during recovery period following procedure. Applies topical anesthetic at the injection site, Applies topical fluoride. Makes impressions for diagnostic casts and preliminary impressions for prosthetic fabrication. Removes plaque and soft debris from removable prostheses. Provides patient preventative education and oral hygiene instruction. Provides postoperative and other appropriate patient education. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior work experience or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 40324F Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Dental Assistant (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Serve as an assistant primarily supporting a dental specialist. Assist in restorative, prosthodontic, oral surgical, endodontic, orthodontic, or periodontal treatment, including, but not limited to, crowns, bridges, extractions, root canals, bone grafts and gingival transplants. Receive and schedule patients for treatment. Chart examination and treatment information. Record information on prescriptions. Sterilize instruments, materials, and equipment; prepares surgical trays. Perform intra-oral procedures as directed by dentist. Take preliminary impressions for study models, remove sutures, place and remove rubber dams, perio-packs, matrix bands, and wedges. Instruct patient in proper dental techniques, care of appliances, and causes of dental decay. Operate dental X-ray equipment to take intra and extra oral radiographs. Pour and trim models from impressions and constructs custom impression trays. Maintain a variety of recurring reports related to dental activities. Aid in the training of trainee dental assistants and student, observing and advising trainees and students as they perform these duties. - Dental Assistant - Expanded Function (Dental Assistant) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): What are the Major Duties of this Position? Prepares patients for dental treatment, equipment for use by the dentist and provides chair side assistance to dentist and provide a wide range of dental procedures. Responsible for ensuring that all work surfaces, equipment, materials, and instruments are properly disinfected/sterilized. Maintain and use automated processing equipment. Establishes dental records and is responsible for the control of medical records while they are in the dental clinic. Responsible for the scheduling of patients, preparing the call-outs, and supervising inmate patients. Maintains adequate stock levels of the expendable supplies used in the clinic and prepares purchase requests for the purpose of ordering additional supplies. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Dental Assistant (Expanded Function) (Indian Health Service): Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Dental Assistant Total Compensation | Pay (ihs.gov) Performs routine and complex alloy and composite restorations, including those requiring pin retention, cusp build-ups, multi-surface restorations, and incisal angle replacement. Selects, adapts, seats, and cements stainless steel crowns and fabricates and places temporary crowns and bridges. Places bases and liners, contours matrices, carves and polishes restorations, and finishes complex restorations independently within established guidelines. Performs advanced chairside assisting while allowing the dentist to transition to the next patient. Applies and removes rubber dams, removes sutures, applies periodontal dressings, and takes preliminary impressions. Performs oral prophylaxis and advanced calculus removal using ultrasonic and hand instruments. Conducts expanded dental laboratory functions, including mounting casts on articulators and pouring final impressions. Actively participates in quality assurance/quality improvement activities, community outreach, and patient education. Exercises greater judgment in selecting instruments and techniques, with work reviewed periodically rather than continuously. - Dental Assistant (Department of Defense): Receive and schedule patients for treatment. Obtain and record related medical history of patient. Chart examination and treatment information. Sterilize instruments, materials, and equipment; prepare surgical trays. Maintain dental equipment in a clean and operative condition. Take preliminary impressions for study models, remove sutures, place and remove rubber dams, perio-packs, matrix bands, and wedges. Instruct patients in proper dental techniques, care of appliances, and causes of dental decay. Operate dental X-ray equipment to take intra and extraoral radiographs. Maintain, clean, and perform minor repairs on X-ray equipment and materials. Assist dentist at chair side. Perform intra-oral procedures as directed by dentist. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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Advanced patient assessments & clinical evaluations Prophylaxis in complex restorative cases Individual & group oral hygiene instructions for special-needs populations Management of medically &/or behaviorally compromised patients, & collaboration with other Demonstrates non-judgmental understanding of the Veteran's & family's knowledge, values, beliefs, & cultural backgrounds- Delivers care that reflects the Veteran's & the family's personal goals, personal preferences Provides assistance to customers with questions or concerns, provides service recovery Shows courtesy, respect, & a positive attitude for patients, co-workers, & the public Demonstrates collaborative orientation to working with patients & families Provide routine oral prophylaxis, gross debridement, soft tissue curettage, deep scaling & root planning procedures to patients with complex periodontal/restorative conditions &
Incumbent performs as clinician and education specialist providing therapeutic and preventive procedures for all levels of patients, including advanced periodontal disease complicated by other medical problems. Incumbent makes a determination as to which treatment to perform. Upon referral by staff dentists, performs subgingival scaling, root planning and gingival curettage treatment to patients presenting with a variety of abnormal conditions such as extreme apprehension, mental disorders, and xerostomia. In the case of advanced periodontal disease, administers local anesthetic (per state license) or prepares anesthetic syringe for delivery to treated tissues by staff dentist. Serves as chief support both to staff periodontist in advanced cases and to implantologist in the maintenance of endosseous dental implants. Performs additional procedures such as taking and developing dental radi
Performs various advanced dental prophylaxis and provides therapeutic care in cases of acute gingivitis and periodontal disease around natural teeth, dental implants. Performs deep scaling, root planning, and sub-gingival curettage under local anesthesia. Instructs patients at chair-side and provide small group seminars in oral hygiene, to include brushing, flossing, and adjunctive periodontal cleaning aids to improve effectiveness in oral hygiene. Completes all preparation for dental hygiene treatment and preliminary dental examination, using knowledge of infection control procedures and Occupation Safety and Safety Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines. Completes preliminary dental examinations using knowledge of dental and oral anatomy, physiology, histology, radiology, nutrition, and ability to maintain dental records. Administers local anesthesia by infiltration when authorized an
Perform specialized dental hygiene procedures on patients with or without topical/local anesthetics. Perform various advanced and specialized oral prophylactic and preventive dental hygiene procedures on patients to include, ambulatory and non-ambulatory, medically, mentally, physically compromised, and dental phobic patients. Plan and carry out dental hygiene treatment according to patient needs coordinating independently with medical/dental personnel as necessary. Administer topical anesthetics and/or local anesthesia and performs deep subgingival scaling, root planning, and subgingival curettage procedures. Complete all preparation for dental hygiene treatment and preliminary dental examination. Measure and record patient’s blood pressure. Prepare and document in the dental health record, dental hygiene treatment plans for patients including assessment of the condition, type of oral h
Responsible planning and directing the preventive dental health program. Instructs patients in oral health care and for the administration of oral prophylaxis. Develop various teaching aids and preventive methods for the inmate population. Instructs patients, individually and in groups, in proper oral hygiene care using materials such as teeth models, displays, disclosing solutions, toothbrushes, and floss. Demonstrates proper techniques of brushing and flossing using toothbrushes, floss threaders, Perio-Aids, Proxabrushes, etc. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff's correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis.
Occupation: Dental hygiene (series 0682) | posted as: Dental Hygienist | You work as a dental hygienist under the supervision of a dentist. You clean teeth and provide dental treatment, such as medication. You may also educate patients on dental health. | 100% want a licence/certification | ~107 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Dental Hygienist (Veterans Health Administration): Advanced patient assessments & clinical evaluations Prophylaxis in complex restorative cases Individual & group oral hygiene instructions for special-needs populations Management of medically &/or behaviorally compromised patients, & collaboration with other Demonstrates non-judgmental understanding of the Veteran's & family's knowledge, values, beliefs, & cultural backgrounds- Delivers care that reflects the Veteran's & the family's personal goals, personal preferences Provides assistance to customers with questions or concerns, provides service recovery Shows courtesy, respect, & a positive attitude for patients, co-workers, & the public Demonstrates collaborative orientation to working with patients & families Provide routine oral prophylaxis, gross debridement, soft tissue curettage, deep scaling & root planning procedures to patients with complex periodontal/restorative conditions & complex medical/psychiatric issues Safely utilizes advanced adjunctive diagnostic & therapeutic equipment (e.g. sonic, magnetostrictive ultrasonic & piezo ultrasonic scalers) Recognize age-related changes in individuals, adapt patient environment, & maximize patient's physical comfort Administers intrasulcular anti-infective agents & sulcular lavage per direction of dentist/periodontist Assess clinical findings, including normal & critical lab results, & adapt care based on findings Interview & assess a patient's medical, dental, anxiety/phobias, medications, & comorbidities Manages dental recall system, referring patients to the doctor for additional care when needed Sets up operatory for planned dental procedure & cleans dental unit for timely turnover Assesses the impact of patient's medical & dental condition on maintaining oral health Evaluate patient's caries risk & select & apply appropriate fluoride solutions Accomplishes all procedures within standard infection control protocols Applies & removes periodontal dressings per direction of dentist Handles instruments safely, accurately, & efficiently Cleans dental prostheses, fixed & removable Administers local anesthetic (per State license) Makes impressions for fluoride carrier trays Applies desensitizing & sealant materials Administers topical anesthetic agents Applies adult education techniques/methods, organizes curriculum, judges cognitive ability, & provides healthcare education regarding relationships between medical & dental pathologies to groups &/or interdisciplinary staff Prepares & provides education on periodontal disease, wellness, health maintenance, oral hygiene practices effect of illness, addictions, medications, & tobacco on the oral cavity Explains hygiene procedures, indications, complications & expected outcomes to patients & care givers Provide patient education appropriate to the Veteran's needs & oral condition Recognizes common pathologies & utilizes advanced radiographic technique (CBCT) & equipment to detect abnormalities Ensure radiographic images are characterized by diagnostic quality, accurately oriented & exposed Dental imaging safety techniques are utilized, & retakes are minimized Demonstrates proper infection control procedures in setting up & cleaning up operatory - Instruments are prepared in a manner that does not delay clinical care Demonstrates proper infection control procedures in exposing images Instruments are properly prepared for sterilization per SPS standards 6. Clerical Functions Assists patients in scheduling appointments, places appropriate RTC orders, & open/closes imaging consults Assists dentists to complete patient exams by filling out all necessary information in DRM & CPRS Supports the dental service in the preparation & management of Community Care consults Assists in filling gaps in the schedule due to late cancellations & failed appointments Records findings, treatment plans, & treatment provided in patient records Maintains patient confidentiality per HIPAA with written & verbal information Follows computer security regulations Modifies care based on patient's medical, dental, anxiety/phobias, medications, & comorbidities Modifies care as appropriate for patient's age & abilities (patient transfer & position) - Monitors patient condition during treatment, being alert for signs of physical distress Participates in patient identification & time out per TJC requirements. Provides accurate & understandable instructions to patients Prepares & presents hygiene/safety updates at the Dental Staff Meeting Complies with TMS & Employee Education requirements Completes mandatory annual safety training sessions Work Schedule: Mon-Thurs 7:30am-5pm, Friday 7:30am-4pm (compressed schedule) 4/5/9 with every other Friday off. Compressed/Flexible: Available Telework: Ad-Hoc, Maybe Authorized Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 60615-0 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Dental Hygienist (Department of Veterans Affairs): Incumbent performs as clinician and education specialist providing therapeutic and preventive procedures for all levels of patients, including advanced periodontal disease complicated by other medical problems. Incumbent makes a determination as to which treatment to perform. Upon referral by staff dentists, performs subgingival scaling, root planning and gingival curettage treatment to patients presenting with a variety of abnormal conditions such as extreme apprehension, mental disorders, and xerostomia. In the case of advanced periodontal disease, administers local anesthetic (per state license) or prepares anesthetic syringe for delivery to treated tissues by staff dentist. Serves as chief support both to staff periodontist in advanced cases and to implantologist in the maintenance of endosseous dental implants. Performs additional procedures such as taking and developing dental radiographs, recording medical and dental histories, reviewing patient's dietary habits, administering caries prevention agents, desensitizing root surfaces, taking impressions for study casts, removing sutures, and instructing the patients in home care therapy and proper diet as these relate to oral health. Incumbent plans, coordinates and conducts oral health programs for various patient groups including residents residing in the Community Living Center or domiciliary. Instructs nurses and support staff on how to perform oral hygiene techniques to best meet the needs of the patients. Responsible for the development, coordination, administration, evaluation, and modification of the Preventive Dentistry program at this facility. Develops and revises oral health instruction materials and educational techniques for patients with varied levels of dental knowledge and educational background. Incumbent uses resources available within the outpatient clinic and from internet sources as well as from professional journals. From these the incumbent plans objectives and develops programs for preventive dentistry lectures and demonstrations. Incumbent also plans visual displays for the benefit of patient groups and clinic personnel. Incumbent schedules and treats oral hygiene patients and advises and counsels such patients on proper oral health maintenance. Treatment of patients includes prophylaxis, dietary planning, oral hygiene instruction, root planning and scaling, and referral to appropriate dentist for consultation or treatment as necessary. Oversees the dental hygiene recall program. Treats medically compromised patients at the VAMC Dental Service. Clinical work is increased during periods of increased clinical workload affecting the health issues of the veteran and active duty patients treated at this facility. Incumbent is responsible for the management of all veteran patients whose dental care is adjunct to a service connected medical condition. Incumbent works closely with a VA physician (or a designee) to regularly monitor these patients for approval or denial of benefits based upon current management of the service connected medical condition. Incumbent tests and recommends new dental hygiene products. Research current dental literature to remain up to date on current dental techniques in the field of dental hygiene. Regularly attends various committees and meetings in support of VAMC and Dental Service goals and initiatives. Monitors and evaluates infection control practices, particularly as they relate to dental hygiene, and reports infection control findings to the Chief, Dental Service. Work Schedule: 8:00am - 5:00pm Monday to Friday Compressed/Flexible: Compressed schedule available at supervisor discretion Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 541-94131-A Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Available Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - Dental Hygienist (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Performs various advanced dental prophylaxis and provides therapeutic care in cases of acute gingivitis and periodontal disease around natural teeth, dental implants. Performs deep scaling, root planning, and sub-gingival curettage under local anesthesia. Instructs patients at chair-side and provide small group seminars in oral hygiene, to include brushing, flossing, and adjunctive periodontal cleaning aids to improve effectiveness in oral hygiene. Completes all preparation for dental hygiene treatment and preliminary dental examination, using knowledge of infection control procedures and Occupation Safety and Safety Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines. Completes preliminary dental examinations using knowledge of dental and oral anatomy, physiology, histology, radiology, nutrition, and ability to maintain dental records. Administers local anesthesia by infiltration when authorized and credentialed with proper licensing under the direct supervision of a Dental Officer. Using knowledge of dental and oral anatomy, physiology, histology, radiology, nutrition, principles and techniques of preventive dentistry. Performs postoperative care, provides oral hygiene instructions and educates patients on daily oral home health care and administers professional fluoride treatment. Takes intra-oral impressions to prepare study models. - Dental Hygienist (Department of Defense): Perform specialized dental hygiene procedures on patients with or without topical/local anesthetics. Perform various advanced and specialized oral prophylactic and preventive dental hygiene procedures on patients to include, ambulatory and non-ambulatory, medically, mentally, physically compromised, and dental phobic patients. Plan and carry out dental hygiene treatment according to patient needs coordinating independently with medical/dental personnel as necessary. Administer topical anesthetics and/or local anesthesia and performs deep subgingival scaling, root planning, and subgingival curettage procedures. Complete all preparation for dental hygiene treatment and preliminary dental examination. Measure and record patient’s blood pressure. Prepare and document in the dental health record, dental hygiene treatment plans for patients including assessment of the condition, type of oral hygiene care required, and the sequence of appointments needed to complete treatment. - Dental Hygienist (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Responsible planning and directing the preventive dental health program. Instructs patients in oral health care and for the administration of oral prophylaxis. Develop various teaching aids and preventive methods for the inmate population. Instructs patients, individually and in groups, in proper oral hygiene care using materials such as teeth models, displays, disclosing solutions, toothbrushes, and floss. Demonstrates proper techniques of brushing and flossing using toothbrushes, floss threaders, Perio-Aids, Proxabrushes, etc. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff's correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 3 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Public health program specialist (series 0685) | You will plan, manage and evaluate public health activities that may be partly financed by federal funds. In this field, you may conduct studies and other strategic work that focuses on developing, organizing and adminis | ~117 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 3 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The VA has adopted Core Values and Characteristics that apply universally across the Department. The five Core Values define "who we are," our culture, and how we care for Veterans, their families and other beneficiaries.The Values are Integrity, Commitment, Advocacy, Respect and Excellence ("I CARE").As a VA professional, your opportunities are endless. With many openings in the multiple functions of VA, you will have a wide range of opportunities and leadership positions at your fingertips. Coordinates the efforts of health care system staff to ensure that the environmental program is developed and implemented in accordance with national, agency, state and local policy and guidance. Coordinates an effective health care decontamination team in compliance with standards of the Agency, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Joint Commis
Assist in evaluating work operations to identify hazardous exposures. Assist in designing control strategies for health and safety hazards. Assist in analyzing the effectiveness of control measures. Interpret regulatory requirements and guidelines as applicable to different types of workplaces, particularly related to environmental work. Recommend solutions to management on reducing workplace risks.
You will work as a Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED) industrial hygienist. You will conduct industrial hygiene surveys to assess personnel exposures to chemical, physical and biological agents; provide recommendations for their reduction or elimination; recommend controls and enrollment in specific surveillance programs. You will plan and conduct complete evaluations of industrial work operations at a naval shipyard and other installations within the area of responsibility. You will assist in the preparation of written workplace monitoring plans, collecting exposure monitoring data, and updating the plans as necessary. You will prepare exposure monitoring reports. You will work within the DOEHRS-IH ecosystem to manage IH program responsibilities, including but not limited to documenting shops, processes, Similar Exposure Groups (SEGs), and samples.
Major Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: GS-09: Assists in planning and conducting portions or limited inspections or compliance reviews (or independently conducts inspections of business establishments and worksites whose operations are generally characterized by the presence of moderately stable, low-risk processes or some higher hazards or unsafe working conditions or technically difficult operations which are covered by specific written guidelines) in establishments and worksites. Deposes, makes affidavits and testifies in a court of law where an opposing attorney may challenge the competence of the IH including his/her work methods or findings. Conducts research assignments using internet technology to prepare for on-site inspections or in response to requests for information. Interprets the application of specific guidelines for particular phases of an inspectio
Assess working practices and environmental conditions to ensure compliance with established occupational safety and health regulations. Prepare reports using data collected. Document findings into the Defense Occupational Environmental Health Readiness System-Industrial Hygiene (DOEHRS-IH). Assist with worker education and training. Conduct annual surveys of assigned buildings to evaluate hazardous conditions on any new or existing environmental hazards and potentially hazardous conditions. Collect air samples as determined by building inspections or special projects. Collect data from building surveys, air samples and walk-through surveys to enter into the DOEHRS-IH. Review new construction, renovation, and/or other construction design projects to ensure all potential health hazards are addressed.
Occupation:
Industrial hygiene (series 0690) | posted as: Industrial Hygienist | You will identify and evaluate conditions that may impact the health of employees or people in the nearby community. You will suggest ways to control or remove health risks and promote programs that educate others on the | 100% want a licence/certification | ~32 permanent entry hires/yr
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- Industrial Hygienist (GEMS) (Veterans Health Administration): The VA has adopted Core Values and Characteristics that apply universally across the Department. The five Core Values define "who we are," our culture, and how we care for Veterans, their families and other beneficiaries.The Values are Integrity, Commitment, Advocacy, Respect and Excellence ("I CARE").As a VA professional, your opportunities are endless. With many openings in the multiple functions of VA, you will have a wide range of opportunities and leadership positions at your fingertips. Coordinates the efforts of health care system staff to ensure that the environmental program is developed and implemented in accordance with national, agency, state and local policy and guidance. Coordinates an effective health care decontamination team in compliance with standards of the Agency, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Joint Commission. Performs on-site inspections of new construction to ensure compliance with all applicable codes, standards, and health care system policies. Manages medical center environmental programs and coordinates efforts of organizations that relate to environmental matters. Keeps abreast of latest development in environmental management systems, respiratory protection, and health care decontamination by review of technical publications, attending technical conferences or professional society meetings, and discussions with industry representatives. Is the technical authority for the health care system with the responsibility for assuring adequacy of the Green Environmental Management System program, respiratory protection, and decontamination requirements for the operations and maintenance of such programs. Develops, evaluates, and provides corrective actions for respirator programs. Recommends and approves remedial actions. Conducts internal annual gap analysis of program in preparation for evaluation by higher level office. Reviews implementation of policy and procedures and reports the status to national level. Discusses deficiencies and remedial action with appropriate local leadership and committee. Approves preventive and corrective actions. Reviews how expansion, modifications, or closures of existing facilities and infrastructure and new constructions will affect the environment, and provides information that will minimize adverse impacts to human health and the environment and reduce the health care system's vulnerability. Conducts education program for employees in the prevention of occupational exposures and diseases (hazard communication program) and documents all training. Cooperatively works with federal, state, and local environmental and occupational safety and health organizations in areas of mutual interest. Responds to inquiries and provides technical assistance to health care system personnel. Calibrates and uses a variety of industrial hygiene instrumentation, including but not limited to air sampling pumps, noise survey instruments, and field direct reading devices. Develops, implements, and maintains the respiratory protection program to include identification of workplaces requiring respiratory protection, coordination of medical examinations, and conducting respirator training and fit-testing for affected employees. Receives and disposes of hazardous wastes and maintains appropriate records in accordance with existing Environmental Protection Agency standards and state law. Develops and presents budgetary information related to environmental programs. Identifies and requisitions test equipment used in performing industrial hygiene tasks. Implements and monitors compliance with federal, state, and local environmental and other requirements preventing pollution, minimizing waste, and conserving cultural and natural resources. Conducts studies of work operations and processes, examines work environments, analyzes findings, promotes recommendations, and prepares reports. Receives and disposes of hazardous wastes and maintains appropriate records in accordance with existing regulations. Responds to industrial hygiene inquiries and provides technical assistance to employees. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Industrial Hygienist (GEMS)/PD035680Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Industrial Hygienist - Recruitment/Relocation Incentive - Authorized. Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized. PCS Appraised Value Offer (AVO): Not Authorized. Financial Disclosure Report: Not required
- Industrial Hygienist (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist in evaluating work operations to identify hazardous exposures. Assist in designing control strategies for health and safety hazards. Assist in analyzing the effectiveness of control measures. Interpret regulatory requirements and guidelines as applicable to different types of workplaces, particularly related to environmental work. Recommend solutions to management on reducing workplace risks.
- INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST (Naval Medical Command): You will work as a Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED) industrial hygienist. You will conduct industrial hygiene surveys to assess personnel exposures to chemical, physical and biological agents; provide recommendations for their reduction or elimination; recommend controls and enrollment in specific surveillance programs. You will plan and conduct complete evaluations of industrial work operations at a naval shipyard and other installations within the area of responsibility. You will assist in the preparation of written workplace monitoring plans, collecting exposure monitoring data, and updating the plans as necessary. You will prepare exposure monitoring reports. You will work within the DOEHRS-IH ecosystem to manage IH program responsibilities, including but not limited to documenting shops, processes, Similar Exposure Groups (SEGs), and samples.
- INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST (Occupational Safety and Health Administration): Major Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: GS-09: Assists in planning and conducting portions or limited inspections or compliance reviews (or independently conducts inspections of business establishments and worksites whose operations are generally characterized by the presence of moderately stable, low-risk processes or some higher hazards or unsafe working conditions or technically difficult operations which are covered by specific written guidelines) in establishments and worksites. Deposes, makes affidavits and testifies in a court of law where an opposing attorney may challenge the competence of the IH including his/her work methods or findings. Conducts research assignments using internet technology to prepare for on-site inspections or in response to requests for information. Interprets the application of specific guidelines for particular phases of an inspection, exercising sound judgment in the application of industrial hygiene criteria to potential hazards or unsafe working conditions. GS-11: Plans and conducts portions or limited inspections or compliance reviews (or independently conducts inspections of business establishments and worksites whose operations are generally characterized by the presence of moderately stable, low-risk processes or some higher hazards or unsafe working conditions or technically difficult operations which are covered by specific written guidelines) in establishments and worksites. Gains compliance with published standards by exchanging information, communicating findings and advice, and coordinating work efforts. Contacts often involve dealing with uncooperative persons and include serious technical disagreements and difficult labor-management relations. Conducts research assignments using internet technology to prepare for on-site inspections or in response to requests for information. Selects and applies appropriate regulatory provisions to determine whether establishments are complying with prevailing safety and occupational health standards. Conducts specific (targeted) outreach activities and provides information on OSHA legislation, regulations, and compliance activities to a variety of different audiences. Communicates orally and in writing, in order to communicate basic occupational safety and health information and guidance, participate in some outreach activities, and provide technically accurate information generated by requests for information. As the employee progresses, the assignments will become more difficult and complex with less supervision.
- Industrial Hygienist (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Assess working practices and environmental conditions to ensure compliance with established occupational safety and health regulations. Prepare reports using data collected. Document findings into the Defense Occupational Environmental Health Readiness System-Industrial Hygiene (DOEHRS-IH). Assist with worker education and training. Conduct annual surveys of assigned buildings to evaluate hazardous conditions on any new or existing environmental hazards and potentially hazardous conditions. Collect air samples as determined by building inspections or special projects. Collect data from building surveys, air samples and walk-through surveys to enter into the DOEHRS-IH. Review new construction, renovation, and/or other construction design projects to ensure all potential health hazards are addressed.
Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id.
0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right.
1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out.
2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up.
3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next.
4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps.
5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response.
6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line.
7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome.
8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request.
9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short.
10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained.
11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff.
12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current.
13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary.
14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed.
15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach.
16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work.
17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them.
18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures.
19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions.
20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations.
21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff.
22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent.
23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property.
24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Occupation: Consumer safety (series 0696) | You will enforce laws and regulations that protect people from harmful or dangerous products. In consumer safety, you will identify and evaluate hazardous substances, manufacturing and production practices, quality contr | ~53 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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Occupation: Veterinary medical science (series 0701) | You will work in veterinary medicine, protecting or improving animals' health, products and environment. In this series, you will evaluate, diagnose and deal with animal diseases, pollution, food contamination, and anima | ~1 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
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| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Creates, organizes, and ensures completeness of animal import records. Monitors and manages import request and animal release workflow and associated documentation within a web-based Veterinary Services import management system. Collects and enters animal import data into required information technology systems. Receives various office calls from veterinarians, importers, exporters, brokers, drivers, and job applicants; furnishes information on port operations as well as Agency regulations as needed. Provides necessary advice and assistance to importers regarding forms, health certificates, routings, and various other forms and procedures, as needed. Assis
Responsible for managing the day-to-day support operations of the Veterinary Treatment Facility (VTF) to include supervision of staff, upkeep of the facility, maintenance and replacement of equipment, safety and security training and management. Performs complicated technical procedures involving diagnostic imaging, surgery, medicine, critical or general care, or any combination of veterinary support work in support of the VTF. Communicates assignments, projects, problems to be solved, actionable events, milestones, and/or program issues under review, and deadlines and time frames for completion. Identifies, distributes and balances workload and tasks among employees in accordance with established work flow and specialization. Instructs personnel on the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting issues of diagnostic and patient monitoring equipment for purposes of maintaining clinical r
Perform and record monthly stable inspections; estimate weights of working equines and administer preventive medical products, to include vaccinations and other supplements. Coordinate with and aid Animal Care Specialists with monthly and quarterly veterinary specific training. Analyze and evaluate environmental sanitation programs for the herd, quarantines when necessary, conditions, isolates, vaccinates and assists in implementing preventive medicine procedures. Assist veterinarian with examinations, emergencies, and routine procedures. Perform and assist various patient exams for working equines to include, but not limited to, joint injections, lameness exams, pre-purchase examinations, diagnostic imaging, colic workups, laceration and wound repairs, etc. Administer preanesthetic and Intravenous (IV) anesthetic induction agents as directed by veterinarian.
Perform clinical care, husbandry, and assist with operations and research teams in containment units with animals exposed to highly infectious and highly transmissible diseases. Functions as part of a team to ensure animal welfare and scientific integrity are maintained. Closely coordinates with Veterinarians and Animal Care Technician Supervisors receiving activities to perform an evaluation of animals following routine SOPs. Follows strict containment, sanitary or sterile procedures when working within the containment barrier and when working with animals in an ABSL-3Ag/ABSL-4/ABSL-4Ag environment. Communicates and collaborates professionally with other personnel, procures animals and considers space availability, required equipment, animal care, and species suitability. Complies with state and Federal county regulations and guidelines in supporting dealing with animals used in researc
Analyze findings to give a grading based on sanitation and welfare standards. Responsible for medical care of animals assigned to and under the care of Veterinary Readiness Activity Fort Belvoir. Leads Veterinary Center (VETCEN) technician personnel and oversees VETCEN schedule and logistics. Ensures that new personnel are trained and familiarized with equipment, procedures, and safety requirements. Reviews dosage calculations of junior veterinary technicians for correct dosages and accuracy in record keeping. Monitor vital signs and anesthetic depth. Provide recommendations to veterinarian, kennel, and installation leadership on animal housing and facilities.
Occupation: Animal health technician (series 0704) | posted as: Animal Health Technician; Animal Technician | You will support veterinarians by inspecting, quarantining, identifying and collecting specimens, giving vaccinations, and disposing of diseased animals. You may also help control and eradicate contagious animal diseases | ~27 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Animal Health Technician (Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Creates, organizes, and ensures completeness of animal import records. Monitors and manages import request and animal release workflow and associated documentation within a web-based Veterinary Services import management system. Collects and enters animal import data into required information technology systems. Receives various office calls from veterinarians, importers, exporters, brokers, drivers, and job applicants; furnishes information on port operations as well as Agency regulations as needed. Provides necessary advice and assistance to importers regarding forms, health certificates, routings, and various other forms and procedures, as needed. Assists with administering the export program by ensuring that all files, reference materials, databases, records, directives, and requirements are complete, correct and current. Inspects livestock moving in international commerce for visible evidence of disease, external parasites, and compliance with Federal and State regulations pertaining to international movement. Oversees and performs the disinfection of premises and vehicles used in transportation of imported and diseased livestock and poultry. - Animal Health Technician (Department of the Army): Responsible for managing the day-to-day support operations of the Veterinary Treatment Facility (VTF) to include supervision of staff, upkeep of the facility, maintenance and replacement of equipment, safety and security training and management. Performs complicated technical procedures involving diagnostic imaging, surgery, medicine, critical or general care, or any combination of veterinary support work in support of the VTF. Communicates assignments, projects, problems to be solved, actionable events, milestones, and/or program issues under review, and deadlines and time frames for completion. Identifies, distributes and balances workload and tasks among employees in accordance with established work flow and specialization. Instructs personnel on the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting issues of diagnostic and patient monitoring equipment for purposes of maintaining clinical readiness of VMO, technical staff, and military working animals. Responsible for medical care of Military Working Dogs (MWDs) and Government Owned Animals (GOAs) assigned to Hill AFB and NAS Fallon. Inserts intravenous catheters and calculates drug dosages, fluid levels and, exposure factors of diagnostic radiographic studies according to hospital SOPs; initiates fluid therapy for anesthesia support and intensive care patients. - Animal Health Technician (Equine) (U.S. Army Military District of Washington): Perform and record monthly stable inspections; estimate weights of working equines and administer preventive medical products, to include vaccinations and other supplements. Coordinate with and aid Animal Care Specialists with monthly and quarterly veterinary specific training. Analyze and evaluate environmental sanitation programs for the herd, quarantines when necessary, conditions, isolates, vaccinates and assists in implementing preventive medicine procedures. Assist veterinarian with examinations, emergencies, and routine procedures. Perform and assist various patient exams for working equines to include, but not limited to, joint injections, lameness exams, pre-purchase examinations, diagnostic imaging, colic workups, laceration and wound repairs, etc. Administer preanesthetic and Intravenous (IV) anesthetic induction agents as directed by veterinarian. - Animal Health Technician (Agricultural Research Service): Perform clinical care, husbandry, and assist with operations and research teams in containment units with animals exposed to highly infectious and highly transmissible diseases. Functions as part of a team to ensure animal welfare and scientific integrity are maintained. Closely coordinates with Veterinarians and Animal Care Technician Supervisors receiving activities to perform an evaluation of animals following routine SOPs. Follows strict containment, sanitary or sterile procedures when working within the containment barrier and when working with animals in an ABSL-3Ag/ABSL-4/ABSL-4Ag environment. Communicates and collaborates professionally with other personnel, procures animals and considers space availability, required equipment, animal care, and species suitability. Complies with state and Federal county regulations and guidelines in supporting dealing with animals used in research and training, animal transportation, and controlled substance documentation. In performing review of animals and activities, ensures compliance with Animal Welfare Act; AAALAC; IACUC policies and procedures; and USDA Policies and Procedures and Directives relevant to Animal Care and Use. - Animal Technician (U.S. Army Medical Command): Analyze findings to give a grading based on sanitation and welfare standards. Responsible for medical care of animals assigned to and under the care of Veterinary Readiness Activity Fort Belvoir. Leads Veterinary Center (VETCEN) technician personnel and oversees VETCEN schedule and logistics. Ensures that new personnel are trained and familiarized with equipment, procedures, and safety requirements. Reviews dosage calculations of junior veterinary technicians for correct dosages and accuracy in record keeping. Monitor vital signs and anesthetic depth. Provide recommendations to veterinarian, kennel, and installation leadership on animal housing and facilities. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 4 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 3 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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Duties will vary by grade, but at the GS-12 level: The position provides engineering support to the assigned healthcare system and is responsible for maintaining construction specifications and drawings, maintaining technical reference library of codes, standards, and other regulations which are applicable to the engineering construction industries Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), American National Standards Institute (ANSI), and others. The position serves as a healthcare engineering advisor, engineer consultant, engineer designer, contract administrator, project manager, construction coordinator, and instructor during the design and construction of all projects assigned. The position is responsible for providing healthcare engineering support to all assigned projects. The position is responsible for performing the duties
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING DAY TO DAY As a General Engineer, you will use your knowledge and experience to optimize business results and customer experience by: Assist in the design, development, and execution of engineering research projects focused on preventing traumatic workplace injuries and fatalities. Participate in the design, calibration, operation, and evaluation of engineering instrumentation and equipment used in laboratory experiments and field testing. Assist in preparing technical reports, research documentation, and portions of scientific publications. Design and conduct small engineering research projects or perform major portions of larger engineering projects focused on preventing traumatic workplace injuries and fatalities. Plan and conduct engineering tests; collect, analyze, and interpret data from laboratory, field, and modeling studies. Prepare technical reports, contri
You will serve as an Engineer in the Site and Ship Integration Branch (V34) of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD). You will serve as the Command and Control (C2) and Weapons Technical Lead for Refueling Complex Overhaul (RCOH) Aircraft Carriers, directly supporting the Mission Systems Engineering Manager. You will provide support and expertise for Ship Self Defense System (SSDS), NATO SeaSparrow Surface Missile System (NSSMS), RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM), Phalanx Close In Weapon System (CIWS), and MK 38 Machine Gun System (MGS). You will be responsible for providing planning and execution oversight of the C2 portions for the RCOH availability for NIMITZ Class Carriers. You will document existing shipboard configuration, develop work scope packages, review system specific documentation for adherence to navy standards and ship installation practices. You
The responsibilities described are for the full performance level GS-12. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope performed with less independence, and limited complexity. Designs, maintains, and operates equipment for Mine Emergency Operations (MEO) including underground communications and tracking systems and MEO computer systems. Planning, initiation, and direction of the most difficult technical issues related to engineering problems regarding MEO and mine seals. Reviews engineering design plans, studies, and investigative reports. Reviews the most complex and politically sensitive submittals regarding MEO and mine seals. Makes necessary recommendations for approval or disapproval of such plans. Interfaces with researchers both inside and outside of the government, and design engineers/consultants to develop and implement engineering solutions to ident
Provides energy management and support to the ERM Program Manager for policy and reporting requirements for DLA sites. Tracks compliance and progress of Department of Defense (DoD) initiatives, strategies, goals, mission, vision, Executive Order (EO)s, and federal statutes. Maintains an enterprise-wide energy project database, to include Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) and Utility Energy Service Contract (UESC) project data and status of each DLA permitted Location’s Installation Energy and Water Plan (IEWP). Completes energy scorecards, compiles the Agency’s energy related Select and Native Programming (SNaP) budget exhibits, and compiles the Annual Energy Management Report. Provides technical assistance and guidance to the Major Subordinate Commands (MSC)s on a variety of energy, water, resilience, and climate-related topics. Reviews overall project plans, design criteria, s
Occupation: General engineering (series 0801) | posted as: Healthcare Engineer; General Engineer; Interdisciplinary; Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire) | You will manage, supervise, lead or do engineering work that does not fit within another job series. | 89% want a licence/certification | ~309 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Healthcare Engineer-Project Engineer (Veterans Health Administration): Duties will vary by grade, but at the GS-12 level: The position provides engineering support to the assigned healthcare system and is responsible for maintaining construction specifications and drawings, maintaining technical reference library of codes, standards, and other regulations which are applicable to the engineering construction industries Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), American National Standards Institute (ANSI), and others. The position serves as a healthcare engineering advisor, engineer consultant, engineer designer, contract administrator, project manager, construction coordinator, and instructor during the design and construction of all projects assigned. The position is responsible for providing healthcare engineering support to all assigned projects. The position is responsible for performing the duties of a Contracting Officer Representative (COR) on professional design and construction projects, training service staff on technical issues and assisting the service staff on the completion of technical and administrative issues regarding infrastructure related operations of the medical facility. The position serves as resident and program engineer consisting of the planning, design, and overseeing of major healthcare system projects; oversees Professional Architecture/Engineering (A/E) and Construction contracts to ensure the contractor is in compliance with all contractual requirements, healthcare regulations and codes, specifications and schedules are met in accordance with the government's requirements for VA owned and leased facilities. The position maintains COR certification to oversee the administration of Facility Engineering Service's Architect/Engineer and Construction Contracts. The position supports and advances patient care by applying engineering and managerial skills to healthcare engineering as demonstrated by the following major responsibilities: Conducts capital asset and infrastructure planning and design for the medical facility spanning initial strategic planning, concept development, design, construction, and effective implementation of complex buildings, utilities, and medical support systems. Manages healthcare engineering project design and administers construction in accordance with VA policies and procedures, VA Design Guides, VA Design Manuals, VA Master Specifications and related industry codes and standards. Performs healthcare engineering project construction management and post project activities while ensuring continuity of building and utility services for medical facility operations. Assists in the provision of a continuing education program for clinical staff and maintenance personnel addressing the principles and application of building and utility systems in the delivery of health care. This includes a curriculum that addresses the safe and effective use of medical gases, emergency power, ventilation, and other healthcare infrastructure related technology. This requires skill to effectively communicate, both orally and in writing, with a wide variety of individuals, including technical and professional clinical staff, to communicate technical information. Assists in development and implementation of the environment of care program that meets current Joint Commission, Food and Drug Administration (FDA), College of American Pathologists (CAP), NFPA, and VA requirements, particularly as it relates to construction safety and infection control. Work Schedule: Monday thru Friday 7:30am-4:00pm. Recruitment Incentive: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station: Not Authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases. When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year) Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual, based on prior work experience or military service experience. Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement) Telework: AD-HOC Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 000000 Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - General Engineer (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention): WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING DAY TO DAY As a General Engineer, you will use your knowledge and experience to optimize business results and customer experience by: Assist in the design, development, and execution of engineering research projects focused on preventing traumatic workplace injuries and fatalities. Participate in the design, calibration, operation, and evaluation of engineering instrumentation and equipment used in laboratory experiments and field testing. Assist in preparing technical reports, research documentation, and portions of scientific publications. Design and conduct small engineering research projects or perform major portions of larger engineering projects focused on preventing traumatic workplace injuries and fatalities. Plan and conduct engineering tests; collect, analyze, and interpret data from laboratory, field, and modeling studies. Prepare technical reports, contribute to scientific publications, and communicate engineering findings to multidisciplinary teams. Plan and conduct engineering studies and experimental evaluations. Analyze and interpret engineering data, assess system performance, and recommend improvements to engineering designs and methodologies using established engineering principles. Prepare technical reports, scientific publications, and presentations summarizing engineering methods and research findings. - ENGINEER (Naval Sea Systems Command): You will serve as an Engineer in the Site and Ship Integration Branch (V34) of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD). You will serve as the Command and Control (C2) and Weapons Technical Lead for Refueling Complex Overhaul (RCOH) Aircraft Carriers, directly supporting the Mission Systems Engineering Manager. You will provide support and expertise for Ship Self Defense System (SSDS), NATO SeaSparrow Surface Missile System (NSSMS), RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM), Phalanx Close In Weapon System (CIWS), and MK 38 Machine Gun System (MGS). You will be responsible for providing planning and execution oversight of the C2 portions for the RCOH availability for NIMITZ Class Carriers. You will document existing shipboard configuration, develop work scope packages, review system specific documentation for adherence to navy standards and ship installation practices. You will identify, refine, and document inter-system and shipboard interfaces, review Ship Installation Drawings, and provide engineering support to resolve waterfront issues. You will have primary deliverables including Liaison Action Report (eLAR/DLAR) resolution/review, work package development and scoping, and technical drawing review. You will have primary deliverables including Ship Installation drawing reviews, Design Exchange development, Compartment arrangement drawings developed in Autodesk Inventor, and interface focused Block Wiring Diagrams developed in Autodesk Autocad. - General Engineer (Department of Labor): The responsibilities described are for the full performance level GS-12. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope performed with less independence, and limited complexity. Designs, maintains, and operates equipment for Mine Emergency Operations (MEO) including underground communications and tracking systems and MEO computer systems. Planning, initiation, and direction of the most difficult technical issues related to engineering problems regarding MEO and mine seals. Reviews engineering design plans, studies, and investigative reports. Reviews the most complex and politically sensitive submittals regarding MEO and mine seals. Makes necessary recommendations for approval or disapproval of such plans. Interfaces with researchers both inside and outside of the government, and design engineers/consultants to develop and implement engineering solutions to identified MEO or mine seal issues. Provides engineering expertise and services during mine disasters, fatalities, and serious nonfatal accidents and other non-emergency investigations. Meets with manufacturers and others to evaluate the latest MEO equipment and make recommendations on its suitability and operational functionality. Develops and presents seminars and training courses and makes formal presentations to MSHA personnel, mining and labor organizations, and other government agencies. Serves as an expert witness in both civil and criminal litigation. - General Engineer (Defense Logistics Agency): Provides energy management and support to the ERM Program Manager for policy and reporting requirements for DLA sites. Tracks compliance and progress of Department of Defense (DoD) initiatives, strategies, goals, mission, vision, Executive Order (EO)s, and federal statutes. Maintains an enterprise-wide energy project database, to include Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) and Utility Energy Service Contract (UESC) project data and status of each DLA permitted Location’s Installation Energy and Water Plan (IEWP). Completes energy scorecards, compiles the Agency’s energy related Select and Native Programming (SNaP) budget exhibits, and compiles the Annual Energy Management Report. Provides technical assistance and guidance to the Major Subordinate Commands (MSC)s on a variety of energy, water, resilience, and climate-related topics. Reviews overall project plans, design criteria, schedule, design budget and project requirements at the project’s onset. Ensures project compliance with applicable DLA, DoD, and Executive goals, standards, and mandates. Responsible for tracking construction and repair projects progress and compliance in meeting American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), -- -- Deep Energy Retrofit (DER), and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Designs (LEED) goals. Review SRM projects, provide engineering advice, and technical assistance. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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***THIS IS A TITLE 32 NATIONAL GUARD POISITION THAT REQUIRES MILITARY MEMBERSHIP*** This position is located in Base Civil Engineering, Air National Guard Wing/Group Flying Activity. The primary purpose of the position is to provide technical expertise in preparing engineering plans, specifications and cost estimates. Additionally, the incumbent of this position will conduct preliminary, intermediate and final contractual inspections. These activities require application of the basic principles of engineering technology and related disciplines. Reviews engineering plans and specifications for compliance with federal and state regulations, and ensures that design formats comply with applicable guidance. Plans and specifications may be related to such engineering projects as: electrical distribution systems for office buildings, facilities and airfields; mechanical utility systems such as
Some of the major duties you will perform, at the full performance level, include but are not limited to the following: Perform inspections of oil and gas operations and enforces all appropriate laws, rules, and regulations as well as the terms and conditions specified in the various approvals. Perform on-site compliance inspections for all phases of oil and gas operations, specifically: drilling and work-over, production, environmental, and plugging and abandonment. Prepare documentation after compliance inspection(s) are complete and issues Written Orders and Incidents of Non-Compliance (INC) when problems or violations are noted during inspection(s). Complete follow-up inspections to determine if compliance was met by operators and recommends further action as necessary. If required, prepare documents for evidence in legal contests. Utilize applicable government databases to document
Serve as a hydrographic surveyor for the Project Office survey operations. Plan, direct and technically supervise the work engaged in various survey activities. Serve as system operator onboard the survey vessel conducting bathymetric data collection and advise on appropriate and efficient use of various systems on board. Serve as an operator and technician on hardware and software systems with respect to multi-beam, side scan sonar and single/dual frequency hydrographic survey platforms such as Motion and Heading Sensors, Digital Velocity Profiles, and computers. Plan, organize, coordinate, and develop methods and procedures for performing and conducting work of the survey team. Process survey data using specialized hydrographic surveying software such HYPACK, to include editing, and reviewing for accuracy and completeness, the completed products. Perform survey vessel (boats) operation
As an Engineering Technician (Civil) (Drill Crew), you will: Perform non-routine subsurface explorations. Obtain soil and rock samples using split-barrel sampler. thin-wall tube sampler, double tube core barrel and other equipment and techniques. Operate government owned commercial motor vehicles and drilling equipment. Selectively clears brush and small trees and provides access to boring sites using brush axes, chain saws, light excavation equipment and other tools and equipment as required. Perform mechanical troubleshooting of all subsurface exploration equipment, motor vehicles, tools, and sampling and field testing equipment to include isolating and evaluating mechanical problems and fabricating temporary or permanent repairs or improvements as required. The ideal candidate for this position will have basic knowledge and some experience with the various techniques and equipment req
Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Perform fabrication, installation, activation, and operation of mechanical and electrical systems supporting propulsion test operations at Stennis Space Center (SSC). Independently operate test systems and equipment to support assigned activities. Identify technical issues and implement solutions to maintain system functionality and test readiness. Coordinate fabrication and operational activities across disciplines to meet project and schedule requirements. Execute work instructions and adapt procedures to support complex test system operations. For supervisory positions, you will perform a full range of supervisory duties which includes as
Occupation: Engineering technical (series 0802) | posted as: Engineering Technician; Precision Machinist/Sheet Metal Fabricator - Entry To Experienced Level (Maryland) | You will apply practical knowledge of the construction, application, properties, operations, and limitations of engineering systems, processes, structures, machinery, devices and materials. In this field, you do not need | ~208 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TITLE 32 ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN (CIVIL) (MI CRTC) (Department of the Air Force): ***THIS IS A TITLE 32 NATIONAL GUARD POISITION THAT REQUIRES MILITARY MEMBERSHIP*** This position is located in Base Civil Engineering, Air National Guard Wing/Group Flying Activity. The primary purpose of the position is to provide technical expertise in preparing engineering plans, specifications and cost estimates. Additionally, the incumbent of this position will conduct preliminary, intermediate and final contractual inspections. These activities require application of the basic principles of engineering technology and related disciplines. Reviews engineering plans and specifications for compliance with federal and state regulations, and ensures that design formats comply with applicable guidance. Plans and specifications may be related to such engineering projects as: electrical distribution systems for office buildings, facilities and airfields; mechanical utility systems such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning; alteration, rehabilitation and modernization of buildings, structures, roads, streets, airfields and appurtenances, power and pumping plants; and other projects similar in scope and complexity. Participates in the construction planning process by investigating proposed projects to obtain field data, check existing facilities and utilities, if any, and to conceptualize the scope of the completed project. Develops and produces engineering specifications and cost estimates using specification guides, engineering handbooks, building construction cost data, manufacturers publications, engineering standards for types of materials, fire and safety codes, and other published material. Applies knowledge of construction and maintenance practices, estimating, and short cut methods of construction and installation, to provide cost estimates. Furnishes sketches and layouts supplemented by verbal or written information for preparation of drawings. Considers design from standpoint of structural quality, resistance to environmental elements, use, and suitability to equipment and needs. Prepares modification/alteration design specifications considering existing structures, utilities, facilities and other considerations of projects that are not readily apparent. Considers the structural soundness of existing facilities and adequacy of systems to accommodate proposed changes. Applies a practical knowledge of engineering methods, techniques, architecture, and historical project data to ensure project requirements are complete. Coordinates with professional engineers, field specialists, safety personnel and journeyman craftsmen to develop specifications and drawings and to provide complete documents which include labor and material estimates. Conducts construction inspections to ensure contractor compliance with engineering plans, specifications, contractual obligations, and governing laws and regulations. The above duty description doesn't contain all details of the official position description. - Engineering Technician (Petroleum) (Bureau of Land Management): Some of the major duties you will perform, at the full performance level, include but are not limited to the following: Perform inspections of oil and gas operations and enforces all appropriate laws, rules, and regulations as well as the terms and conditions specified in the various approvals. Perform on-site compliance inspections for all phases of oil and gas operations, specifically: drilling and work-over, production, environmental, and plugging and abandonment. Prepare documentation after compliance inspection(s) are complete and issues Written Orders and Incidents of Non-Compliance (INC) when problems or violations are noted during inspection(s). Complete follow-up inspections to determine if compliance was met by operators and recommends further action as necessary. If required, prepare documents for evidence in legal contests. Utilize applicable government databases to document inspections and completes enforcement actions as applicable within the database. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. - ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN (Department of the Army): Serve as a hydrographic surveyor for the Project Office survey operations. Plan, direct and technically supervise the work engaged in various survey activities. Serve as system operator onboard the survey vessel conducting bathymetric data collection and advise on appropriate and efficient use of various systems on board. Serve as an operator and technician on hardware and software systems with respect to multi-beam, side scan sonar and single/dual frequency hydrographic survey platforms such as Motion and Heading Sensors, Digital Velocity Profiles, and computers. Plan, organize, coordinate, and develop methods and procedures for performing and conducting work of the survey team. Process survey data using specialized hydrographic surveying software such HYPACK, to include editing, and reviewing for accuracy and completeness, the completed products. Perform survey vessel (boats) operations of up to 26' in length, to include the safe preparation, trailering, launching, operating, and assisting in maintenance. - Engineering Technician (Civil) (Drill Crew) (Open to both U.S. Citizens and Federal Employees) (Department of Transportation): As an Engineering Technician (Civil) (Drill Crew), you will: Perform non-routine subsurface explorations. Obtain soil and rock samples using split-barrel sampler. thin-wall tube sampler, double tube core barrel and other equipment and techniques. Operate government owned commercial motor vehicles and drilling equipment. Selectively clears brush and small trees and provides access to boring sites using brush axes, chain saws, light excavation equipment and other tools and equipment as required. Perform mechanical troubleshooting of all subsurface exploration equipment, motor vehicles, tools, and sampling and field testing equipment to include isolating and evaluating mechanical problems and fabricating temporary or permanent repairs or improvements as required. The ideal candidate for this position will have basic knowledge and some experience with the various techniques and equipment required for sampling, identification, and field testing of soil and rock samples for highway and bridge projects. The candidate should possess a valid state driver's license and possess a Commercial Driver's License. The candidate is able to work for extended periods of time in diverse, remote locations and be able to walk and climb in areas with extreme terrain and weather conditions. The candidate will possess good communication skills to work with both internal and external customers in order to accomplish field subsurface exploration tasks. - Public Notice - Engineering Technician (Direct Hire) (John C. Stennis Space Center): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Perform fabrication, installation, activation, and operation of mechanical and electrical systems supporting propulsion test operations at Stennis Space Center (SSC). Independently operate test systems and equipment to support assigned activities. Identify technical issues and implement solutions to maintain system functionality and test readiness. Coordinate fabrication and operational activities across disciplines to meet project and schedule requirements. Execute work instructions and adapt procedures to support complex test system operations. For supervisory positions, you will perform a full range of supervisory duties which includes assigning and evaluating work; recommending personnel actions; taking disciplinary actions; and identifying training needs and developing employees. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs technical efforts across organizational boundaries and provides authoritative guidance to senior officials on highly complex engineering matters. Conducts and oversees advanced engineering analysis, design, test, and evaluation on mission-critical systems. Applies expert judgment to resolve complex technical problems and recommends optimal solutions. Advises executive leadership and program managers on complex technical and programmatic matters. Represents the organization in high-level technical forums, boards, and reviews at the agency and interagency levels. Develops and approves engineering standards, technical policies, and requ
Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Choose appropriate metals, composites, and ceramics for space components based on strength, weight, operational environment, and cost, including comparing candidate materials and justifying selections. Conduct non-destructive, mechanical, or environmental (elevated/cryogenic temperatures or space environment) tests; analyze results or failures to determine root causes. Write reports summarizing results. Work with manufacturing teams to refine or develop processes to improve performance and behavior of a material system; Assess the characteristics of a material to determine its viability for spaceflight or in-space material applications. Supp
Occupation: Materials engineering (series 0806) | posted as: Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire); Engineering Public Notice Flyer (Direct Hire); Materials Engineer, Ast, Aerospace Materials (Direct Hire) | You will determine a material's composition, properties and performance for engineering, scientific or architectural use. In this field, you will examine materials and design and create solutions for new uses. | 83% want a licence/certification | ~16 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Engineering Public Notice Flyer (Direct Hire) (Armstrong Flight Research Center): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs technical efforts across organizational boundaries and provides authoritative guidance to senior officials on highly complex engineering matters. Conducts and oversees advanced engineering analysis, design, test, and evaluation on mission-critical systems. Applies expert judgment to resolve complex technical problems and recommends optimal solutions. Advises executive leadership and program managers on complex technical and programmatic matters. Represents the organization in high-level technical forums, boards, and reviews at the agency and interagency levels. Develops and approves engineering standards, technical policies, and requirements documents at the program or enterprise level. Authors technical reports and assessments that inform senior leadership decisions. Provides technical mentorship and discipline leadership across experience levels. Serves as a functional area expert supporting long-term organizational technical capability and engineering workforce development. Represents the organization in technical exchanges with contractors, partner agencies, and external entities. Leads formal technical reviews and integrated product teams requiring senior-level engineering expertise. For supervisory positions, you will perform a full range of supervisory duties which includes assigning and evaluating work; recommending personnel actions; taking disciplinary actions; and identifying training needs and developing employees. - Materials Engineer, AST, Aerospace Materials (Direct Hire) (National Aeronautics and Space Administration): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Choose appropriate metals, composites, and ceramics for space components based on strength, weight, operational environment, and cost, including comparing candidate materials and justifying selections. Conduct non-destructive, mechanical, or environmental (elevated/cryogenic temperatures or space environment) tests; analyze results or failures to determine root causes. Write reports summarizing results. Work with manufacturing teams to refine or develop processes to improve performance and behavior of a material system; Assess the characteristics of a material to determine its viability for spaceflight or in-space material applications. Support the design, development or evaluation of databases, software applications, commercial software products and Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning (AI/ML) to promote digital modernization and transformation Coordinate with design, structural, and manufacturing engineers to integrate materials into components. This includes participating in design reviews and helping troubleshoot production or in-service issues. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Serves as technical lead for contract administration, quality assurance, and surveillance of construction within an Area or Resident Office. Incumbent provides advice and technical assistance to individual employee, accepting or rejecting work. Assists the Resident Engineer in interpreting intent of plans and specifications, conferring with contractor to resolve differences of opinion. Prepares modification documents which involves design changes, differing site conditions, variations in quantity estimates, changes in specifications and drawings, etc., resulting from deficiencies encountered during the construction phase. Prepares cost estimates in connection with approved claims. Participates in design and planning review conferences with designers or A-E's and construction contractors, or other interested parties, to discuss construction aspects and problems. Exercises overall coordina
Estimates development of construction costs. Construction cost estimates cover all features of projects such as HTRW recovery costs, architectural, mechanical, electrical, structural, topographic, utilities, etc. Scopes of projects include waterway improvement, dredging, construction of breakwaters, revetments, levees, single and multipurpose dams, relocation work, and general operation and maintenance of existing projects, buildings, and structures. Prepares cost estimates through various phases associated with remodeling and construction of military facilities for Air Force, Army and other military customers. Contacts manufacturers and suppliers regarding new equipment and materials and their uses. Advises project personnel on matters pertinent to construction costs and methods. Negotiates or assists in the negotiation of construction contracts and subsequent modifications. Reviews est
Serves as Project Engineer for Engineering Division providing support for Military Construction Army, (MCA), Unspecified Minor Military Construction Army and other assigned projects. Coordinates planning, design, execution, construction, and move-in activities for all projects and with all major stakeholders. Represents the Director of Public Works (DPW). Develop acceptable and achievable project schedules based on the input from all major stakeholders. Manage execution of the design phase through in-house workforce and/or Architect Engineer (AE) contracts. Provides information on potential areas of cost or schedule changes. Solves, advises on, or evaluates complex project and design and construction management problems. Supports the Project Management Team with documented design review comments according to the subject matter expertise of each reviewer.
Prepare architectural sketches and study models. Assist in contract administration and quality assurance inspection of construction projects. Assist in the analysis of problems based on field investigations or studies of construction and design conditions, and recommend most feasible and economical methods of solution. Review architectural shop drawings for accuracy, completeness and compliance with contract specifications. Assist in proposing methods for repairing, restoring and improving existing facilities.
Occupation: Architecture (series 0808) | posted as: Architect; Interdisciplinary | You will focus on work designing buildings and structures. In this field, you will plan, develop and create designs that meet human needs and activities. You will make sure buildings and structures are sound, permanent a | 50% want a licence/certification | ~15 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Interdisciplinary (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Serves as technical lead for contract administration, quality assurance, and surveillance of construction within an Area or Resident Office. Incumbent provides advice and technical assistance to individual employee, accepting or rejecting work. Assists the Resident Engineer in interpreting intent of plans and specifications, conferring with contractor to resolve differences of opinion. Prepares modification documents which involves design changes, differing site conditions, variations in quantity estimates, changes in specifications and drawings, etc., resulting from deficiencies encountered during the construction phase. Prepares cost estimates in connection with approved claims. Participates in design and planning review conferences with designers or A-E's and construction contractors, or other interested parties, to discuss construction aspects and problems. Exercises overall coordination of construction planning and scheduling with contractors and representatives of the Using Agencies involved with new construction and modifications to existing structures, change orders, time extensions and claims. - Interdisciplinary (Engineer/Architect) (Department of the Army): Estimates development of construction costs. Construction cost estimates cover all features of projects such as HTRW recovery costs, architectural, mechanical, electrical, structural, topographic, utilities, etc. Scopes of projects include waterway improvement, dredging, construction of breakwaters, revetments, levees, single and multipurpose dams, relocation work, and general operation and maintenance of existing projects, buildings, and structures. Prepares cost estimates through various phases associated with remodeling and construction of military facilities for Air Force, Army and other military customers. Contacts manufacturers and suppliers regarding new equipment and materials and their uses. Advises project personnel on matters pertinent to construction costs and methods. Negotiates or assists in the negotiation of construction contracts and subsequent modifications. Reviews estimates over $100,000 prepared by field personnel for contract modifications. Serves as a technical advisor to the Section for Micro Computer Aided Cost Estimating System (MCACES) and other TRACES modules. - Interdisciplinary (United States Army Installation Management Command): Serves as Project Engineer for Engineering Division providing support for Military Construction Army, (MCA), Unspecified Minor Military Construction Army and other assigned projects. Coordinates planning, design, execution, construction, and move-in activities for all projects and with all major stakeholders. Represents the Director of Public Works (DPW). Develop acceptable and achievable project schedules based on the input from all major stakeholders. Manage execution of the design phase through in-house workforce and/or Architect Engineer (AE) contracts. Provides information on potential areas of cost or schedule changes. Solves, advises on, or evaluates complex project and design and construction management problems. Supports the Project Management Team with documented design review comments according to the subject matter expertise of each reviewer. - Architect (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Prepare architectural sketches and study models. Assist in contract administration and quality assurance inspection of construction projects. Assist in the analysis of problems based on field investigations or studies of construction and design conditions, and recommend most feasible and economical methods of solution. Review architectural shop drawings for accuracy, completeness and compliance with contract specifications. Assist in proposing methods for repairing, restoring and improving existing facilities. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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At the full performance level GS-09, the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: 1. Project Planning: Develops project agreements, estimates for project management services and other documents required to complete the project set-up phase. Working within a multidisciplinary team, applies field construction knowledge to assist with the review project scopes, participates in the development of design scopes of work, and/or assists with the preparation or review of independent government estimates. Participates in design/review conferences, charrettes, and studies with NPS historical architects, conservators, archeologists, outside firms and stakeholders, etc. to review aspects of project design relating to project construction work. Reviews project plans and specifications prior to construction to become familiar with the project scope. Develops meeting
You will determine need and initiate request for factory inspection of materials. You will review project plans and specifications prior to contract award to determine such things as practicality from a construction standpoint, whether construction difficulties have been anticipated and whether materials selected are available. You will investigate construction operations at all stages to identify problems, report potential problems, and take timely action to report need for and recommend routine changes to supervisor to solve problems such as unusual foundation conditions. You will enforce Contractor Inspection Systems for compliance with plans and specifications, interpret plans and specifications, and ensure all materials and equipment delivered to the construction site are inspected and meet specifications. You will interview contractor employees to ensure that labor laws and regulat
Review plans prior to design completion to ensure constructibility in the field. Conduct project site inspections for prospective bidders to provide information on technical requirements. Coordinate the contractor's work with building occupants and other affected government agencies. Review approval or disapproval of the contractor's submittals, including work schedules and progress payments.
This position is being announced concurrently under ESEP/MP procedures. Please review vacancy announcement number IHS-26-HQ-13016759-ESEP/MP; for eligibility requirements. The description of duties indicated below are summarized examples of tasks that will be performed by the position. This position is with the Office of Environmental Health & Engineering Area, District or Field Office and reports to a Supervisory Engineer. The Construction Control Inspector will assist engineering staff with technical duties related to the construction of design, construction, as-built development of individual and community water supply, wastewater disposal and solid waste disposal facilities. This position will be located in one of the locations identified and will be responsible for duties such as: Performing construction inspection and ensure compliance with contracted plans and specification for co
Performs duties pertaining to the Construction program, including contact administration, negotiation of modifications, review of shop drawings, contract plans and specifications, and study and resolution of field problems. Makes field investigations of assigned projects and collects data for contemplated changes in design of structures. Furnishes data to personnel in the Engineering Division. Maintains surveillance over assigned phases of projects to detect potential problems, unforeseen conditions which may warrant change orders, changes in design or become the basis for future claims against the Government. Makes field inspection of the work under construction and also makes final inspection of facilities upon their completion. Checks materials and workmanship to assure compliance with contract specifications and guide specifications. Examines materials submitted by contractor for app
Occupation: Construction control (series 0809) | posted as: Construction Control Representative; Construction Control Inspector; Construction Representative | You will inspect and monitor construction sites and operations. In this series, you should understand engineering methods and techniques and know construction practices, strategies, costs, materials and equipment. Readin | ~34 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Field Unit Local Hiring Authority (FUL) - Construction Control Representative (National Park Service): At the full performance level GS-09, the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: 1. Project Planning: Develops project agreements, estimates for project management services and other documents required to complete the project set-up phase. Working within a multidisciplinary team, applies field construction knowledge to assist with the review project scopes, participates in the development of design scopes of work, and/or assists with the preparation or review of independent government estimates. Participates in design/review conferences, charrettes, and studies with NPS historical architects, conservators, archeologists, outside firms and stakeholders, etc. to review aspects of project design relating to project construction work. Reviews project plans and specifications prior to construction to become familiar with the project scope. Develops meeting minutes and/or agendas for pre-bid, bid-opening, and pre-construction meetings. Reviews construction and/or design work schedules prior to the start of a project to setup baseline information for projects. 2. Project Tracking and Documentation: Utilizes required software program to setup project ledgers, creates and tracks resource usage throughout the life of a project. Develops progress meeting minutes, tracks material and sample deliveries on construction sites and documents design and/or construction progress using daily and/or weekly logs. Develops logs to track Requests for Information (RFI's), Requests for Proposals (RFP's) and contract modifications. 3. Project Execution: Assists with on-site inspection and coordination of construction and engineering work required for construction projects. Monitors construction work, coordinating with project inspectors and technical representatives to ensure project goals are met and work items are performed in accordance with project plans and acceptable work practices for simple projects. Observes, investigates, and reports on construction at all stages to senior staff. Coordinates with senior staff for resolution of minor issues. Communicates clearly with all project stakeholders. Responds to concerns voiced by all parties. Reviews and interprets drawings and specifications for the methods and materials employed. Documents scope and needed changes; prepares cost estimate; and submits needed paperwork through project/contract administrator. Prepares daily work logs, material submittals, project schedules, and other applicable documents for review by senior staff. Reviews payroll applications and invoices by contractor for compliance with wage and hours and other applicable labor laws andregulations. 4. Contracting Officer Representative (COR) Duties: Serves as a certified COR in accordance with applicable training and the requirements of Federal Acquisition Regulations on projects assigned. The primary purpose of this position is to perform work involving the management and control of a variety of design, construction, stabilization, repair, restoration, and accessibility projects. Area Information San Juan National Historic Site consists of a system of 400+ year Spanish fortifications and bastions that encircle the 500-year-old City of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico is the smallest island of the Greater Antilles chain. The island is 35 miles wide and 100 miles long with the highest elevation at 3000 feet. Average island temperature year-round is 82-87 degrees during the day and 72-77 degrees at night. The San Juan metropolitan area has all amenities including excellent health services and retail stores. Recreational opportunities can be found island wide. San Juan airport is located 7 miles from the park and is serviced by most major airlines with nonstop flights to major hubs. Flight time to Miami is 2.5 hours and Atlanta is 3.5 hours. Cost of living is considered moderate. Puerto Rico has a 11.5% of sales tax. Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) is 2.49%. - CONSTRUCTION REPRESENTATIVE (U.S. Marine Corps): You will determine need and initiate request for factory inspection of materials. You will review project plans and specifications prior to contract award to determine such things as practicality from a construction standpoint, whether construction difficulties have been anticipated and whether materials selected are available. You will investigate construction operations at all stages to identify problems, report potential problems, and take timely action to report need for and recommend routine changes to supervisor to solve problems such as unusual foundation conditions. You will enforce Contractor Inspection Systems for compliance with plans and specifications, interpret plans and specifications, and ensure all materials and equipment delivered to the construction site are inspected and meet specifications. You will interview contractor employees to ensure that labor laws and regulations are being observed. You will review and evaluate all proposed contract changes and recommend approval or disapproval. You will review contractor invoices and recommend approval or disapproval of payment of the invoice. You will review project plans prior to contract award to determine construction practicality, whether physical obstructions or other construction difficulties have been anticipated and if materials selected are readily available. - Construction Control Representative (Department of the Army): Review plans prior to design completion to ensure constructibility in the field. Conduct project site inspections for prospective bidders to provide information on technical requirements. Coordinate the contractor's work with building occupants and other affected government agencies. Review approval or disapproval of the contractor's submittals, including work schedules and progress payments. - Construction Control Inspector (Indian Health Service): This position is being announced concurrently under ESEP/MP procedures. Please review vacancy announcement number IHS-26-HQ-13016759-ESEP/MP; for eligibility requirements. The description of duties indicated below are summarized examples of tasks that will be performed by the position. This position is with the Office of Environmental Health & Engineering Area, District or Field Office and reports to a Supervisory Engineer. The Construction Control Inspector will assist engineering staff with technical duties related to the construction of design, construction, as-built development of individual and community water supply, wastewater disposal and solid waste disposal facilities. This position will be located in one of the locations identified and will be responsible for duties such as: Performing construction inspection and ensure compliance with contracted plans and specification for community and individual water supply. Observing worksite and work activity to ensure a safe working environment. Maintaining a daily log of projects and record facts concerning work activity. Performing surveys for project designs, construction staking and as-builts. Preparing project reports and spreadsheets to track submittals, quantities installed, construction progress and payments. Reviewing project plans prior to contract advertisement to determine practicability. - Construction Control Representative (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Performs duties pertaining to the Construction program, including contact administration, negotiation of modifications, review of shop drawings, contract plans and specifications, and study and resolution of field problems. Makes field investigations of assigned projects and collects data for contemplated changes in design of structures. Furnishes data to personnel in the Engineering Division. Maintains surveillance over assigned phases of projects to detect potential problems, unforeseen conditions which may warrant change orders, changes in design or become the basis for future claims against the Government. Makes field inspection of the work under construction and also makes final inspection of facilities upon their completion. Checks materials and workmanship to assure compliance with contract specifications and guide specifications. Examines materials submitted by contractor for approval. Investigates to determine whether substitute material is equal to or better than that specified, whether it will produce the desired end product. Confers with contractor regarding procedures to be followed, methods of construction, progress schedules, labor difficulties, and resolves contractor-Government differences as required. Maintains a written record of progress made by contractor. Reviews contractors quality control reports, and makes recommendations for improvements and adequacy of the reports. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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This position serves as an experienced engineer providing civil engineering mentorship and expertise for a variety of complex projects and activities throughout the Office which typically include a variety of geographic locations, complex features, and unusual needs or special demands. Work may include design, studies, analyses, construction administration, documentation, inspections, assessments, investigations, reviews, cost estimating, specifications writing, compliance evaluations, and evaluating facility capacities and operations. The purpose of this position will include one or more specialties in hydraulic, hydrologic, geotechnical, structural, highway, and construction management. Complex features include bridges, concrete and embankment dams, roads, levees, canals, pipelines, tunnels, pumping plants, power plants, waterways, reservoirs, water and wastewater systems, buildings, i
Assist in the design and development of civil engineered devices, equipment or systems using established criteria or specifications. Assist in the inspection and evaluation of civil engineered projects and resources. Identify civil engineering problems and recommend corrective action. Review technical civil engineering project design documents, computations, and submittals. Prepare technical civil engineering reports and studies with completeness, technical adequacy, and adherence to prescribed format of reports.
Prepare detailed cost estimates for construction projects. Serve as project manager for all potential contracts. Participate in meetings to ensure project schedules are met. Inspect project sites to ensure compliance. Review the work of architect-engineer firms to ensure design requirements are met. Develop maintenance schedules for renovation inspections and needed repairs. Apply cost efficient procedures for project design and construction.
Duties are listed at the GS-11 grade level. Provides professional engineering input into the interdisciplinary planning process for natural resource development activities involving engineering projects. Develops and modifies civil engineering plans and specifications for new construction or to improve utility, quality, appropriateness, and appearance of construction. Evaluates design objectives, identifies economic and efficient procedures. Develops design, coordinating with other engineers to ensure that all technical areas are covered. Reviews proposed construction changes and modifications, recommending major changes to superior to ensure the safety of all users. Supervises inspections of all road construction work, periodically making personal inspections to ensure all are maintained to the original standard of construction and to ensure compliance with safety, health and regulatory
Estimates development of construction costs. Construction cost estimates cover all features of projects such as HTRW recovery costs, architectural, mechanical, electrical, structural, topographic, utilities, etc. Scopes of projects include waterway improvement, dredging, construction of breakwaters, revetments, levees, single and multipurpose dams, relocation work, and general operation and maintenance of existing projects, buildings, and structures. Prepares cost estimates through various phases associated with remodeling and construction of military facilities for Air Force, Army and other military customers. Contacts manufacturers and suppliers regarding new equipment and materials and their uses. Advises project personnel on matters pertinent to construction costs and methods. Negotiates or assists in the negotiation of construction contracts and subsequent modifications. Reviews est
Occupation: Civil engineering (series 0810) | posted as: Civil Engineer; Interdisciplinary; Rk00776081011A; Civil/Agricultural Engineer | You will do work related to structures, infrastructure and environmental systems. In this field, you may: Construct, renovate, inspect, decommission or demo structures. Investigate and evaluate the earth's physical, na | 94% want a licence/certification | ~200 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Civil Engineer (Bureau of Reclamation): This position serves as an experienced engineer providing civil engineering mentorship and expertise for a variety of complex projects and activities throughout the Office which typically include a variety of geographic locations, complex features, and unusual needs or special demands. Work may include design, studies, analyses, construction administration, documentation, inspections, assessments, investigations, reviews, cost estimating, specifications writing, compliance evaluations, and evaluating facility capacities and operations. The purpose of this position will include one or more specialties in hydraulic, hydrologic, geotechnical, structural, highway, and construction management. Complex features include bridges, concrete and embankment dams, roads, levees, canals, pipelines, tunnels, pumping plants, power plants, waterways, reservoirs, water and wastewater systems, buildings, irrigation systems, recreation sites, and related appurtenant systems. At the full performance level (GS-12) the major duties of this position include but are not limited to the following: Serves as civil engineering specialist with responsibility for design of civil structures and features of construction projects such as water conveyance systems, water and sewer systems, pumping plants, powerplants, irrigation systems, multipurpose dams or recreation facilities. Prepares civil designs and technical specifications or conducts facility inspections and writes technical reports for assigned projects. Prepares layouts and final designs. Prepares cost estimates, including Independent Government Cost Estimates. Reviews civil portions of engineering designs prepared by others including architect-engineer firms and clients. Serve as team leader or project manager on teams assigned to projects. Makes field trips to project sites to review project scope with customer and gather design data pertinent to site conditions. Provides technical advice and assistance to clients concerning development of engineering plans and collection of data. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. This position may be required to pass a pre-employment physical prior to employment. Billings, Montana Special Salary Rate Range Information (Per Annum): *First time hires to the federal government typically start at the beginning salary in the range for their respective grade level. Pay will vary based on grade level and/or duty location for which you're selected. GS-05: $57,999 - $68,439 GS-07: $71,846 - $84,779 GS-09: $87,887 - $103,709 GS-11: $99,954 - $119,097 GS-12: $104,502 - $127,443 This position also requires a Professional Engineering (PE) License at the GS-12 grade level in order to qualify for this position. - Civil Engineer (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist in the design and development of civil engineered devices, equipment or systems using established criteria or specifications. Assist in the inspection and evaluation of civil engineered projects and resources. Identify civil engineering problems and recommend corrective action. Review technical civil engineering project design documents, computations, and submittals. Prepare technical civil engineering reports and studies with completeness, technical adequacy, and adherence to prescribed format of reports. - Civil Engineer (Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)): Prepare detailed cost estimates for construction projects. Serve as project manager for all potential contracts. Participate in meetings to ensure project schedules are met. Inspect project sites to ensure compliance. Review the work of architect-engineer firms to ensure design requirements are met. Develop maintenance schedules for renovation inspections and needed repairs. Apply cost efficient procedures for project design and construction. - Civil Engineer (Forest Service): Duties are listed at the GS-11 grade level. Provides professional engineering input into the interdisciplinary planning process for natural resource development activities involving engineering projects. Develops and modifies civil engineering plans and specifications for new construction or to improve utility, quality, appropriateness, and appearance of construction. Evaluates design objectives, identifies economic and efficient procedures. Develops design, coordinating with other engineers to ensure that all technical areas are covered. Reviews proposed construction changes and modifications, recommending major changes to superior to ensure the safety of all users. Supervises inspections of all road construction work, periodically making personal inspections to ensure all are maintained to the original standard of construction and to ensure compliance with safety, health and regulatory requirements. Interprets Agency policy and contracts for contractor, and resolves problems relating to plans, specifications, materials, reports, etc. Performs supervisory duties 20% or less of the time. - Interdisciplinary (Engineer/Architect) (Department of the Army): Estimates development of construction costs. Construction cost estimates cover all features of projects such as HTRW recovery costs, architectural, mechanical, electrical, structural, topographic, utilities, etc. Scopes of projects include waterway improvement, dredging, construction of breakwaters, revetments, levees, single and multipurpose dams, relocation work, and general operation and maintenance of existing projects, buildings, and structures. Prepares cost estimates through various phases associated with remodeling and construction of military facilities for Air Force, Army and other military customers. Contacts manufacturers and suppliers regarding new equipment and materials and their uses. Advises project personnel on matters pertinent to construction costs and methods. Negotiates or assists in the negotiation of construction contracts and subsequent modifications. Reviews estimates over $100,000 prepared by field personnel for contract modifications. Serves as a technical advisor to the Section for Micro Computer Aided Cost Estimating System (MCACES) and other TRACES modules. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs technical efforts across organizational boundaries and provides authoritative guidance to senior officials on highly complex engineering matters. Conducts and oversees advanced engineering analysis, design, test, and evaluation on mission-critical systems. Applies expert judgment to resolve complex technical problems and recommends optimal solutions. Advises executive leadership and program managers on complex technical and programmatic matters. Represents the organization in high-level technical forums, boards, and reviews at the agency and interagency levels. Develops and approves engineering standards, technical policies, and requ
You will prepare written plans and schedules for accomplishing environmental assignments. You will identify environmental compliance requirements using environmental engineering and science principles. You will prepare and provide proposals and briefings to environmental management chain. You will coordinate the programs for all areas of a industrial installation engaged in diverse high risk operations and functions.
Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Civil and Environmental Engineer Total Compensation | Pay (ihs.gov) This position is being announced concurrently under Excepted Service/Merit Promotion procedures. Please review vacancy announcement number IHS-26-HQ-12954762-ESEP/MP for eligibility requirements. The incumbent will be responsible for collaborating with American Indian Tribes to increase and maintain access to water, wastewater, and solid waste facilities by: Performing planning, design, and construction oversight activities for community and individual water supply, wastewater, and solid waste facilities. Visiting tribal communities where projects are being planned and constructed. Reviewing work prepared by technical staff. Estimating costs and materials necessary to construct sanitation facilities. Preparing engineering re
The following duties are at the full performance level and if selected at the lower level you will perform the duties with more than normal supervision. Read and interpret contract documents to determine contract requirements and performance standards. Read contractor work schedules and quality control reports to determine if contractor is on schedule and reporting satisfactorily. Serve as the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for multiple service contracts. Perform on-site inspections of facilities and equipment and determine the condition of the plants and equipment. Perform customer services to include verification and resolution of customer complaints. Perform contract actions such as formulation of resolicitation packages and modification packages. Provide coordination between the customer, the contractor and the contracting officer.
Provide technical assistance and work direction to a quality assurance team of engineers and/or technical personnel responsible for thorough implementation of the government QA Program. Perform planning, design, construction and operation tasks in accordance with District Project Management Business Process (PMBP) matrices for MILCON, environmental and civil works projects. Make investigations and site visits to develop solutions to problems related to design and differing site conditions encountered during construction. Obtain safety requirements of the contract and the Resident office safety goals through implementation of the government Safety Program and insuring effective development and implementation of the contractors.
Occupation: Environmental engineering (series 0819) | posted as: Environmental Engineer; Interdisciplinary; Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire) | You will manage, supervise, lead or work in environmental engineering. In this field, you will work in environmental planning or compliance, identify and clean up contamination and restore and sustain environmental conse | 93% want a licence/certification | ~48 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire) (Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs technical efforts across organizational boundaries and provides authoritative guidance to senior officials on highly complex engineering matters. Conducts and oversees advanced engineering analysis, design, test, and evaluation on mission-critical systems. Applies expert judgment to resolve complex technical problems and recommends optimal solutions. Advises executive leadership and program managers on complex technical and programmatic matters. Represents the organization in high-level technical forums, boards, and reviews at the agency and interagency levels. Develops and approves engineering standards, technical policies, and requirements documents at the program or enterprise level. Authors technical reports and assessments that inform senior leadership decisions. Provides technical mentorship and discipline leadership across experience levels. Serves as a functional area expert supporting long-term organizational technical capability and engineering workforce development. Represents the organization in technical exchanges with contractors, partner agencies, and external entities. Leads formal technical reviews and integrated product teams requiring senior-level engineering expertise. For supervisory positions, you will perform a full range of supervisory duties which includes assigning and evaluating work; recommending personnel actions; taking disciplinary actions; and identifying training needs and developing employees. - INTERDISCIPLINARY ENGINEER/SCIENTIST (Naval Air Systems Command): You will prepare written plans and schedules for accomplishing environmental assignments. You will identify environmental compliance requirements using environmental engineering and science principles. You will prepare and provide proposals and briefings to environmental management chain. You will coordinate the programs for all areas of a industrial installation engaged in diverse high risk operations and functions. - Environmental Engineer (Indian Health Service): Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Civil and Environmental Engineer Total Compensation | Pay (ihs.gov) This position is being announced concurrently under Excepted Service/Merit Promotion procedures. Please review vacancy announcement number IHS-26-HQ-12954762-ESEP/MP for eligibility requirements. The incumbent will be responsible for collaborating with American Indian Tribes to increase and maintain access to water, wastewater, and solid waste facilities by: Performing planning, design, and construction oversight activities for community and individual water supply, wastewater, and solid waste facilities. Visiting tribal communities where projects are being planned and constructed. Reviewing work prepared by technical staff. Estimating costs and materials necessary to construct sanitation facilities. Preparing engineering reports. - Interdisciplinary Engineer (United States Army Installation Management Command): The following duties are at the full performance level and if selected at the lower level you will perform the duties with more than normal supervision. Read and interpret contract documents to determine contract requirements and performance standards. Read contractor work schedules and quality control reports to determine if contractor is on schedule and reporting satisfactorily. Serve as the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for multiple service contracts. Perform on-site inspections of facilities and equipment and determine the condition of the plants and equipment. Perform customer services to include verification and resolution of customer complaints. Perform contract actions such as formulation of resolicitation packages and modification packages. Provide coordination between the customer, the contractor and the contracting officer. - Interdisciplinary (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Provide technical assistance and work direction to a quality assurance team of engineers and/or technical personnel responsible for thorough implementation of the government QA Program. Perform planning, design, construction and operation tasks in accordance with District Project Management Business Process (PMBP) matrices for MILCON, environmental and civil works projects. Make investigations and site visits to develop solutions to problems related to design and differing site conditions encountered during construction. Obtain safety requirements of the contract and the Resident office safety goals through implementation of the government Safety Program and insuring effective development and implementation of the contractors. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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HUD's Mission The mission of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is to foster strong communities by supporting access to quality, affordable housing, expanding the housing supply, and unlocking homeownership opportunities for the American people. The Department is committed to furthering the promise of self-sufficiency in every American while promoting economic development to revitalize rural, tribal, and urban communities across the country. This position is located in the Office of Public and Indian Housing (PIH), Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC). PIH's mission is to provide low-income families affordable housing opportunities as they transition to self-sufficiency and homeownership. PIH oversees the administration of HUD's Public Housing, Housing Choice Voucher, Section 8 Rental Assistance, and Native American Programs through a staff of Headquarters and Field emp
Occupation: Construction analyst (series 0828) | posted as: Construction Analyst (Reac) | You will examine drawings and specifications to ensure they meet standards, estimate costs for construction, repair or renovation and collect, analyze and develop basic cost information for housing construction. | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Construction Analyst (REAC) (Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing): HUD's Mission The mission of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is to foster strong communities by supporting access to quality, affordable housing, expanding the housing supply, and unlocking homeownership opportunities for the American people. The Department is committed to furthering the promise of self-sufficiency in every American while promoting economic development to revitalize rural, tribal, and urban communities across the country. This position is located in the Office of Public and Indian Housing (PIH), Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC). PIH's mission is to provide low-income families affordable housing opportunities as they transition to self-sufficiency and homeownership. PIH oversees the administration of HUD's Public Housing, Housing Choice Voucher, Section 8 Rental Assistance, and Native American Programs through a staff of Headquarters and Field employees. The field structure for PIH consists of 29 Hub Offices and 16 Program Centers that provide oversight, direct monitoring, and coordination for approximately 4,200 public housing authorities. The following are the duties of this position at the GS-13. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. As aConstruction Analyst (REAC), you will: Reviews and analyzes inspection data gathered on Federally subsidized properties for physical inspection data for compliance with standards such as Hazardous Building Materials, Architectural Structures, Facility Maintenance, and Federal Accessibility Standards. Completes comprehensive inspections and evaluations of contract inspectors using HUD's physical inspection protocols to determine compliance with standards emphasizing life-threatening health and safety hazards. Serves as a troubleshooter and/or subject matter expert for the most difficult and vexing problems. Responsible for resolving matters involving significant and controversial issues. Extends appropriate solutions for extremely complex issues and improving physical condition inspection operations and performance nationwide. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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This is a Direct Hire Public Notice, under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections are made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) in accordance with Section 5 U.S.C. 9905, as amended by P.L. 116-92, SEC 1109, further amended by P.L. 116-283, SEC 1117 and further amended by P.L.118-31, SEC 1104 and SEC 1250B. Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Designing, analyzing, configuring, testing and troubleshooting highly complex Heat
You will assist with executing system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons (such as: underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, missiles, and all other energetic systems used on aircrafts, vehicles, unmanned systems, and shipboard platforms). You will develop system safety data packages for weapon systems and weapon delivery systems to support review by independent safety review authorities. You will execute system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons such as underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, m
You will serve as a Mechanical Engineer in the Military Sealift Command (MSC), Engineering Department (N7), Life Cycle Management Division (N75). You will manage the ships life cycle plan by planning, directing and coordinating the maintenance and repair activities requiring industrial assistance for assigned ships. You will determine, plan, and schedule technical work requirements for availabilities for assigned ships. You will ensure that previous post availability analysis and recommendations are incorporated in current availability planning. You will regularly conduct ship checks to verify the work item technical requirements.
Assist in the design and development of mechanical engineered devices, equipment or systems using established criteria or specifications. Assist in the inspection and evaluation of mechanical engineered projects and resources. Identify mechanical engineering problems and recommend corrective action. Review technical mechanical engineering project design documents, computations, and submittals. Prepare technical mechanical engineering reports and studies with completeness, technical adequacy, and adherence to prescribed format of reports.
You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and g
Occupation: Mechanical engineering (series 0830) | posted as: Mechanical Engineer; Interdisciplinary; Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire); Manger | You will manage, supervise, lead or work in mechanical engineering. You will design, manufacture, operate, maintain and dispose of mechanical devices and systems. In this field, you will make sure these devices and syste | 86% want a licence/certification | ~557 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Mechanical Engineer (Washington Headquarters Services): This is a Direct Hire Public Notice, under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections are made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) in accordance with Section 5 U.S.C. 9905, as amended by P.L. 116-92, SEC 1109, further amended by P.L. 116-283, SEC 1117 and further amended by P.L.118-31, SEC 1104 and SEC 1250B. Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Designing, analyzing, configuring, testing and troubleshooting highly complex Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HV AC), building automation systems. Providing specialized mechanical engineering consultation which requires the application of expert knowledge and experience in the solution of a variety of unusual mechanical engineering problems and Facility Related Control Systems. Plans and oversees various projects of broad scope and unconventional nature. For individual projects, develops a detailed scope of work that specifically addresses the work requested. Applies scientific and engineering concepts, principals, phenomena and relationships to: assess specific requirements, delineate appropriately engineered designs, develop preliminary and fmal design plans, engineering specifications, cost estimates and procurement packages in support of the operation, preventive maintenance and repair ofHV AC, Facility Related Control System, building automation, chilled water, steam, domestic water, and sewer systems and equipment. Performs in-progress and final inspections of contract work to ensure that workmanship and materials are satisfactory, and that customer requirements and special requirements such as accomplishment of safety regulations are met. ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS: Federal agencies treat active duty service member as veterans, disabled veterans, and preference eligible, when they submit, as part of their application package, a "certification" of active service in lieu of a DD-214, indicating the service member is otherwise eligible and will be discharged or released within 120 days from the date of submission.. A "certification" letter should be on letterhead of the appropriate military branch of the service and contain (1) the military service dates including the expected discharge or release date; and (2) the character of service. This "certification" must include your rank, dates of active duty service, type of discharge and character of service (i.e. honorable), and date any terminal leave will begin. It must be signed by, or by direction of, the adjutant, personnel officer, or commander of your unit or higher headquarters. Active duty members that fail to provide a valid "certification" of service with their initial application will be found "not eligible". Members may be appointed before the effective date of their military retirement/separation if they are on terminal leave. - ENGINEER (Department of the Navy): You will assist with executing system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons (such as: underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, missiles, and all other energetic systems used on aircrafts, vehicles, unmanned systems, and shipboard platforms). You will develop system safety data packages for weapon systems and weapon delivery systems to support review by independent safety review authorities. You will execute system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons such as underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, missiles and all other energetic systems used on aircraft, vehicles, unmanned systems and shipboard platforms. - MECHANICAL ENGINEER (Military Sealift Command): You will serve as a Mechanical Engineer in the Military Sealift Command (MSC), Engineering Department (N7), Life Cycle Management Division (N75). You will manage the ships life cycle plan by planning, directing and coordinating the maintenance and repair activities requiring industrial assistance for assigned ships. You will determine, plan, and schedule technical work requirements for availabilities for assigned ships. You will ensure that previous post availability analysis and recommendations are incorporated in current availability planning. You will regularly conduct ship checks to verify the work item technical requirements. - Mechanical Engineer (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist in the design and development of mechanical engineered devices, equipment or systems using established criteria or specifications. Assist in the inspection and evaluation of mechanical engineered projects and resources. Identify mechanical engineering problems and recommend corrective action. Review technical mechanical engineering project design documents, computations, and submittals. Prepare technical mechanical engineering reports and studies with completeness, technical adequacy, and adherence to prescribed format of reports. - INTERDISCIPLINARY (Naval Intelligence Activity): You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and gradually more difficult assignments, leading to performance at the next higher grade level. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. 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Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. 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Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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Occupation: Nuclear engineering (series 0840) | You will manage, supervise, lead or work in nuclear engineering. You will work with the processes, instruments and systems used to generate or control nuclear energy and radiation. In this series, you will design and pla | ~132 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. 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Powering the Pacific Northwest: Shape the Future of Clean Energy Transmission as a Transmission Electrical Engineer The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) is a cornerstone of the Pacific Northwest, delivering clean, reliable, and sustainable hydroelectric and wind energy across a vast, high-voltage transmission grid. To keep this vital infrastructure running safely and efficiently, we are seeking forward-thinking innovators. As a Transmission Electrical Engineer, you will not be locked into a single track. Instead, you will have the unique opportunity to participate in our professional engineering rotation program-gaining hands-on experience across multiple specialized departments while directly contributing to the modernization, safety, and reliability of one of the nation's largest utility networks. Whether you are optimizing system performance, simulating grid behaviors, or safegua
Assist in the design and development of electrical engineering devices, equipment, facilities,?or systems using established criteria or specifications. Assist in the review and monitoring of testing and test results of electrical engineering devices, facilities, systems, or their equipment or components to ensure proper functionality. Identify electrical engineering problems and recommend corrective action. Review technical electrical engineering project design documents and submittals. Evaluate RF shielded enclosures by performing specialized testing (e.g., shielding effectiveness) using RF signal generators, spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, and associated test equipment. Review technical electrical engineering project design documents, submittals, and specialized RF/HEMP testing reports.
Estimates development of construction costs. Construction cost estimates cover all features of projects such as HTRW recovery costs, architectural, mechanical, electrical, structural, topographic, utilities, etc. Scopes of projects include waterway improvement, dredging, construction of breakwaters, revetments, levees, single and multipurpose dams, relocation work, and general operation and maintenance of existing projects, buildings, and structures. Prepares cost estimates through various phases associated with remodeling and construction of military facilities for Air Force, Army and other military customers. Contacts manufacturers and suppliers regarding new equipment and materials and their uses. Advises project personnel on matters pertinent to construction costs and methods. Negotiates or assists in the negotiation of construction contracts and subsequent modifications. Reviews est
You will serve as a technical representative and expert in the area of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) to Naval Ordnance Safety and Security Activity (NOSSA), government and industry activities, and fleet activities. You will lead and perform Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) assessment at an ESD test facility to perform 25kv and 300kv ESD testing and analysis to assess ESD vulnerability of various ordnance and energetic systems across the fleet. You will write technical reports to plan and document results of ESD testing/analysis. You will communicate with internal team as well as sponsors and customers to develop test plans, schedule tests, submit reports, and resolve complex technical issues.
You will serve as a journey-level electrical or electronics engineer for the Triton Fury Program in the Asymmetric Systems Division, Special Systems Branch (Code H12) of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division. You will contribute to the development of rapid engineering solutions to emergent non-conventional threats, specializing in turning high level requirements into engineering designs that integrate microelectronics with novel fabrication techniques. You will analyze and refine requirements and alternative solutions by research and investigation, identification of risk, and cost benefit analysis. You will make early technical decisions based on trade space and requirements regarding microprocessor selection, electrical design, embedded coding, and implementation of functionality. You will conduct research, development, test, and integration of custom embedded systems and s
Occupation: Electrical engineering (series 0850) | posted as: Electrical Engineer; Interdisciplinary; Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire); Electrical/Electronics Engineer | You will manage, supervise, lead or work in electrical engineering. In this field, you will design and use electrical equipment and systems that generate and send electrical energy and explore electrical phenomena and th | 87% want a licence/certification | ~137 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Transmission Electrical Engineer (Bonneville Power Administration): Powering the Pacific Northwest: Shape the Future of Clean Energy Transmission as a Transmission Electrical Engineer The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) is a cornerstone of the Pacific Northwest, delivering clean, reliable, and sustainable hydroelectric and wind energy across a vast, high-voltage transmission grid. To keep this vital infrastructure running safely and efficiently, we are seeking forward-thinking innovators. As a Transmission Electrical Engineer, you will not be locked into a single track. Instead, you will have the unique opportunity to participate in our professional engineering rotation program-gaining hands-on experience across multiple specialized departments while directly contributing to the modernization, safety, and reliability of one of the nation's largest utility networks. Whether you are optimizing system performance, simulating grid behaviors, or safeguarding critical digital assets, your work will directly impact millions of homes and businesses. If you are ready to apply your technical expertise to complex, real-world challenges and expand your career horizons, this role is your gateway to grid-level impact. Here are the six most dynamic and high-impact duties of this position, optimized to challenge and inspire highly qualified engineering professionals: Accelerate Your Expertise Through a Multi-Disciplinary Rotation ProgramBroaden your technical horizons by rotating through at least three distinct engineering specialties within BPA. This structured program allows you to collaborate with diverse teams of specialists, expand your understanding of the entire high-voltage transmission system, and choose the career path that best fits your strengths and ambitions. Plan and Optimize the High-Voltage Grid of TomorrowConduct critical planning studies and feasibility analyses to shape the future of our transmission infrastructure. You will evaluate the necessity of new generation facilities, perform complex electrical calculations, determine optimal grid operating limits, and recommend the most cost-effective and environmentally friendly design approaches for high-voltage energy delivery. Model and Simulate Grid Resilience in Real TimeUtilize state-of-the-art software to digitally simulate the regional power grid under various operational stress levels. By analyzing thermal behavior, voltage limits, and grid stability during sudden system events, you will develop the technical procedures and operating limits necessary to prevent outages and guarantee uninterrupted power. Harden and Engineer Mission-Critical Control SystemsProvide vital engineering support to our 24/7 system control centers. You will design, implement, and maintain high-availability hardware and software networks, manage automated grid control systems, and apply robust cybersecurity measures-including intrusion detection and system security patching-to defend critical physical infrastructure from digital vulnerabilities. Lead Complex System Designs, Testing, and IntegrationsDirect the design, modification, and field integration of high- and low-voltage power distribution equipment. You will apply sound engineering judgment to resolve technical hurdles such as equipment footprint constraints and thermal management, while personally witnessing performance tests and making on-the-spot adjustments to validate equipment safety. Act as a Technical Consultant and Representative for Regional InitiativesServe as a technical advisor to internal colleagues, equipment manufacturers, and contractors. You will represent BPA at industry conferences, coordinate multi-agency projects with federal, state, and local partners, and help align our engineering standards with regional safety and regulatory guidelines. - Electrical Engineer (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist in the design and development of electrical engineering devices, equipment, facilities,?or systems using established criteria or specifications. Assist in the review and monitoring of testing and test results of electrical engineering devices, facilities, systems, or their equipment or components to ensure proper functionality. Identify electrical engineering problems and recommend corrective action. Review technical electrical engineering project design documents and submittals. Evaluate RF shielded enclosures by performing specialized testing (e.g., shielding effectiveness) using RF signal generators, spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, and associated test equipment. Review technical electrical engineering project design documents, submittals, and specialized RF/HEMP testing reports. - Interdisciplinary (Engineer/Architect) (Department of the Army): Estimates development of construction costs. Construction cost estimates cover all features of projects such as HTRW recovery costs, architectural, mechanical, electrical, structural, topographic, utilities, etc. Scopes of projects include waterway improvement, dredging, construction of breakwaters, revetments, levees, single and multipurpose dams, relocation work, and general operation and maintenance of existing projects, buildings, and structures. Prepares cost estimates through various phases associated with remodeling and construction of military facilities for Air Force, Army and other military customers. Contacts manufacturers and suppliers regarding new equipment and materials and their uses. Advises project personnel on matters pertinent to construction costs and methods. Negotiates or assists in the negotiation of construction contracts and subsequent modifications. Reviews estimates over $100,000 prepared by field personnel for contract modifications. Serves as a technical advisor to the Section for Micro Computer Aided Cost Estimating System (MCACES) and other TRACES modules. - ENGINEER (Naval Sea Systems Command): You will serve as a technical representative and expert in the area of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) to Naval Ordnance Safety and Security Activity (NOSSA), government and industry activities, and fleet activities. You will lead and perform Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) assessment at an ESD test facility to perform 25kv and 300kv ESD testing and analysis to assess ESD vulnerability of various ordnance and energetic systems across the fleet. You will write technical reports to plan and document results of ESD testing/analysis. You will communicate with internal team as well as sponsors and customers to develop test plans, schedule tests, submit reports, and resolve complex technical issues. - ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEER (Department of the Navy): You will serve as a journey-level electrical or electronics engineer for the Triton Fury Program in the Asymmetric Systems Division, Special Systems Branch (Code H12) of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division. You will contribute to the development of rapid engineering solutions to emergent non-conventional threats, specializing in turning high level requirements into engineering designs that integrate microelectronics with novel fabrication techniques. You will analyze and refine requirements and alternative solutions by research and investigation, identification of risk, and cost benefit analysis. You will make early technical decisions based on trade space and requirements regarding microprocessor selection, electrical design, embedded coding, and implementation of functionality. You will conduct research, development, test, and integration of custom embedded systems and special communications capabilities. You will design custom electrical circuits, RF receivers, and antenna designs, and integrate these designs into customized mechanical packages for long service life in harsh environments. You will perform analog/digital circuit design, embedded microcontroller design, and compact antenna design and integration. You will perform modeling of circuits, schematic capture, PCB layout, and circuit assembly/fabrication techniques. You will develop documentation of final solutions and adhere to program configuration management processes. You will participate in and lead developmental and verification testing, including extensive electromagnetic and environmental testing of electrical and RF design prototypes to enable rapid response to emergent Navy requirements. You will present technical status and decisions during design reviews. You will evaluate processes and procedures to identify efficiencies and enhance solutions by increasing quality, reducing cost, and/or increasing technical performance. You will provide peer review of colleague designs. You will mentor and train junior electrical engineers by providing technical and programmatic insight and guidance. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
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| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs technical efforts across organizational boundaries and provides authoritative guidance to senior officials on highly complex engineering matters. Conducts and oversees advanced engineering analysis, design, test, and evaluation on mission-critical systems. Applies expert judgment to resolve complex technical problems and recommends optimal solutions. Advises executive leadership and program managers on complex technical and programmatic matters. Represents the organization in high-level technical forums, boards, and reviews at the agency and interagency levels. Develops and approves engineering standards, technical policies, and requ
You will assist with executing system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons (such as: underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, missiles, and all other energetic systems used on aircrafts, vehicles, unmanned systems, and shipboard platforms). You will develop system safety data packages for weapon systems and weapon delivery systems to support review by independent safety review authorities. You will execute system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons such as underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, m
Serve as an expert data engineer on a U.S. Army Cyber Protection Team (CPT) Support Element. Evaluate adversarial activity within complex network systems to present strategic recommendations to mission commanders for defensive cyber operations planning. Configure distributed databases and data repositories to automatically ingest, process, and normalize streaming data. Design relational and structured query language/non-structured query language (NoSQL) databases to automate extract, load, and transform functions for data collection. Apply science-based analytical processes to produce terrain mapping and modeling visualizations for targeted hunt operations. Identify relevant internal and external data sources to ensure information usage complies with regulatory and security policies. Provide technical direction and guidance to support team members in executing data-informed defensive cyb
You will be responsible for leading projects and efforts, to include project execution, cost, schedule performance and risk. You will will evaluate and advise on the feasibility of new technology and state-of-the-art solution for incorporation into existing systems and equipment. You will will also conduct and lead test events for these systems specifically with test planning, test setup, test execution, test analysis and documentation which includes test objective, test plan, and test report development. You will will conduct and lead testbed setup, such as installing and cabling of equipment in testbed racks, installing software systems and components, and the configuration of information technology equipment. You will will also develop or direct the development of plans, schedules and track progress of design, development, test and integration efforts from beginning to completion.
You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and g
Occupation: Computer engineering (series 0854) | posted as: Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire); Interdisciplinary; Engineering Public Notice Flyer (Direct Hire); Public Notice - Computer Engineer, Ast, Software Systems (Direct Hire) | You will manage, supervise, lead or work in computer engineering. In this field, you will design, build and operate computer systems, including hardware and software and how they are integrated. | 92% want a licence/certification | ~112 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire) (John Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs technical efforts across organizational boundaries and provides authoritative guidance to senior officials on highly complex engineering matters. Conducts and oversees advanced engineering analysis, design, test, and evaluation on mission-critical systems. Applies expert judgment to resolve complex technical problems and recommends optimal solutions. Advises executive leadership and program managers on complex technical and programmatic matters. Represents the organization in high-level technical forums, boards, and reviews at the agency and interagency levels. Develops and approves engineering standards, technical policies, and requirements documents at the program or enterprise level. Authors technical reports and assessments that inform senior leadership decisions. Provides technical mentorship and discipline leadership across experience levels. Serves as a functional area expert supporting long-term organizational technical capability and engineering workforce development. Represents the organization in technical exchanges with contractors, partner agencies, and external entities. Leads formal technical reviews and integrated product teams requiring senior-level engineering expertise. For supervisory positions, you will perform a full range of supervisory duties which includes assigning and evaluating work; recommending personnel actions; taking disciplinary actions; and identifying training needs and developing employees. - ENGINEER (Department of the Navy): You will assist with executing system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons (such as: underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, missiles, and all other energetic systems used on aircrafts, vehicles, unmanned systems, and shipboard platforms). You will develop system safety data packages for weapon systems and weapon delivery systems to support review by independent safety review authorities. You will execute system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons such as underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, missiles and all other energetic systems used on aircraft, vehicles, unmanned systems and shipboard platforms. - Interdisciplinary (U.S. Army Cyber Command): Serve as an expert data engineer on a U.S. Army Cyber Protection Team (CPT) Support Element. Evaluate adversarial activity within complex network systems to present strategic recommendations to mission commanders for defensive cyber operations planning. Configure distributed databases and data repositories to automatically ingest, process, and normalize streaming data. Design relational and structured query language/non-structured query language (NoSQL) databases to automate extract, load, and transform functions for data collection. Apply science-based analytical processes to produce terrain mapping and modeling visualizations for targeted hunt operations. Identify relevant internal and external data sources to ensure information usage complies with regulatory and security policies. Provide technical direction and guidance to support team members in executing data-informed defensive cyber operations. Attend Sensitive Compartmented Information meetings and working groups to which require access to Top Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information materials, equipment, and facilities. - ENGINEER (Commander, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWARSYSCOM)): You will be responsible for leading projects and efforts, to include project execution, cost, schedule performance and risk. You will will evaluate and advise on the feasibility of new technology and state-of-the-art solution for incorporation into existing systems and equipment. You will will also conduct and lead test events for these systems specifically with test planning, test setup, test execution, test analysis and documentation which includes test objective, test plan, and test report development. You will will conduct and lead testbed setup, such as installing and cabling of equipment in testbed racks, installing software systems and components, and the configuration of information technology equipment. You will will also develop or direct the development of plans, schedules and track progress of design, development, test and integration efforts from beginning to completion. - INTERDISCIPLINARY (Naval Intelligence Activity): You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and gradually more difficult assignments, leading to performance at the next higher grade level. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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You will serve as a journey-level electrical or electronics engineer for the Triton Fury Program in the Asymmetric Systems Division, Special Systems Branch (Code H12) of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division. You will contribute to the development of rapid engineering solutions to emergent non-conventional threats, specializing in turning high level requirements into engineering designs that integrate microelectronics with novel fabrication techniques. You will analyze and refine requirements and alternative solutions by research and investigation, identification of risk, and cost benefit analysis. You will make early technical decisions based on trade space and requirements regarding microprocessor selection, electrical design, embedded coding, and implementation of functionality. You will conduct research, development, test, and integration of custom embedded systems and s
Assist in the development of test plans for testing programs of electronics engineering devices, equipment or systems using established criteria or specifications. Assist in the testing of electronics engineering devices, equipment or systems using established criteria. Analyze electronics engineering test results. Prepare technical electronics engineering reports and studies with completeness, technical adequacy, and adherence to prescribed format of reports.
Serve as an expert data engineer on a U.S. Army Cyber Protection Team (CPT) Support Element. Evaluate adversarial activity within complex network systems to present strategic recommendations to mission commanders for defensive cyber operations planning. Configure distributed databases and data repositories to automatically ingest, process, and normalize streaming data. Design relational and structured query language/non-structured query language (NoSQL) databases to automate extract, load, and transform functions for data collection. Apply science-based analytical processes to produce terrain mapping and modeling visualizations for targeted hunt operations. Identify relevant internal and external data sources to ensure information usage complies with regulatory and security policies. Provide technical direction and guidance to support team members in executing data-informed defensive cyb
You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and g
As an Electronics Engineer (Industrial Controls) you will be responsible for the following duties (If selected at the GS-07/09/11 level, duties will be performed in a developmental capacity): Provides engineering support and assistance to the journeyman engineers on specific limited portions of an overall project. Research information, makes suggestions, and develops an assigned portion of a project. Makes telephone calls to personnel to obtain information, to discuss problems, obtain concurrence, and may initiate correspondence requesting additional information or back-up material about the equipment usage. Reviews part data such as drawings, schematics, etc., to detect usage trends of new parts selected for equipment design; Makes recommendations from information obtained, for initiation of proposed standardization projects. Keeps informed of developments in technology and familiarizes
Occupation: Electronics engineering (series 0855) | posted as: Electronics Engineer; Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire); Interdisciplinary; Engineering Public Notice Flyer (Direct Hire) | You will manage, supervise, lead or work in electronics engineering. In this field, you will work with electronic circuits, systems and similar phenomena to assist with communication, computation, sensing, control, measu | 82% want a licence/certification | ~289 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEER (Department of the Navy): You will serve as a journey-level electrical or electronics engineer for the Triton Fury Program in the Asymmetric Systems Division, Special Systems Branch (Code H12) of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division. You will contribute to the development of rapid engineering solutions to emergent non-conventional threats, specializing in turning high level requirements into engineering designs that integrate microelectronics with novel fabrication techniques. You will analyze and refine requirements and alternative solutions by research and investigation, identification of risk, and cost benefit analysis. You will make early technical decisions based on trade space and requirements regarding microprocessor selection, electrical design, embedded coding, and implementation of functionality. You will conduct research, development, test, and integration of custom embedded systems and special communications capabilities. You will design custom electrical circuits, RF receivers, and antenna designs, and integrate these designs into customized mechanical packages for long service life in harsh environments. You will perform analog/digital circuit design, embedded microcontroller design, and compact antenna design and integration. You will perform modeling of circuits, schematic capture, PCB layout, and circuit assembly/fabrication techniques. You will develop documentation of final solutions and adhere to program configuration management processes. You will participate in and lead developmental and verification testing, including extensive electromagnetic and environmental testing of electrical and RF design prototypes to enable rapid response to emergent Navy requirements. You will present technical status and decisions during design reviews. You will evaluate processes and procedures to identify efficiencies and enhance solutions by increasing quality, reducing cost, and/or increasing technical performance. You will provide peer review of colleague designs. You will mentor and train junior electrical engineers by providing technical and programmatic insight and guidance. - Electronics Engineer (Department of the Army): Assist in the development of test plans for testing programs of electronics engineering devices, equipment or systems using established criteria or specifications. Assist in the testing of electronics engineering devices, equipment or systems using established criteria. Analyze electronics engineering test results. Prepare technical electronics engineering reports and studies with completeness, technical adequacy, and adherence to prescribed format of reports. - Interdisciplinary (U.S. Army Cyber Command): Serve as an expert data engineer on a U.S. Army Cyber Protection Team (CPT) Support Element. Evaluate adversarial activity within complex network systems to present strategic recommendations to mission commanders for defensive cyber operations planning. Configure distributed databases and data repositories to automatically ingest, process, and normalize streaming data. Design relational and structured query language/non-structured query language (NoSQL) databases to automate extract, load, and transform functions for data collection. Apply science-based analytical processes to produce terrain mapping and modeling visualizations for targeted hunt operations. Identify relevant internal and external data sources to ensure information usage complies with regulatory and security policies. Provide technical direction and guidance to support team members in executing data-informed defensive cyber operations. Attend Sensitive Compartmented Information meetings and working groups to which require access to Top Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information materials, equipment, and facilities. - INTERDISCIPLINARY (Naval Intelligence Activity): You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and gradually more difficult assignments, leading to performance at the next higher grade level. - Electronics Engineer (Industrial Controls) (Defense Logistics Agency): As an Electronics Engineer (Industrial Controls) you will be responsible for the following duties (If selected at the GS-07/09/11 level, duties will be performed in a developmental capacity): Provides engineering support and assistance to the journeyman engineers on specific limited portions of an overall project. Research information, makes suggestions, and develops an assigned portion of a project. Makes telephone calls to personnel to obtain information, to discuss problems, obtain concurrence, and may initiate correspondence requesting additional information or back-up material about the equipment usage. Reviews part data such as drawings, schematics, etc., to detect usage trends of new parts selected for equipment design; Makes recommendations from information obtained, for initiation of proposed standardization projects. Keeps informed of developments in technology and familiarizes themselves with programs, projects, and functions of the organization as well as engineering manuals and procedures pertinent to each job assignment. As an observer, attends joint military-industry and Inter-Agency specification and standardization meetings to become informed about the conduct of same and the type of information to be furnished and to be obtained. Assists technical spokespersons at meetings as requested and may make oral presentations of the portion of assigned projects. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** Duties will include, but may not be limited to the following: Provides comprehensive technical support for automated equipment systems (e.g., automatic packaging systems, tote conveyor systems, and drug dosing machines) assembled from numerous constituent units or subsystems including components such as controllers, sensors, bar code scanners, industrial controls and equipment, and pulse and counting mechanisms; Performs preventive maintenance, installation, evaluation of system performance, repair, calibration, modification, and programming/reprogramming for various manufacturers' and models of programmable logic controllers (PLCs); Troubleshoots equipment problems and takes corrective actions to restore devices to fully operational levels; Evaluates cor
Installs, repairs and removes wiring and conduit. Adjust and regulate unit settings based on manufacturer recommendation. Regular maintenance, repair and removal of facility monitoring systems. Install cables through access holes, walls, ceiling and floors, drilling holes and climbing ladders. Mount and install equipment to include control panels, door and window contacts, video cameras and sensors. Troubleshoot alarm mishaps and failures using common test equipment, schematics. Maintain logs of maintenance and repairs. Conduct scheduled maintenance and functional tests.
Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Provide technical input and mentorship to electronics technicians in support of assigned research projects or research article operations. Troubleshoot electronic, avionics, instrumentation, science and/or research components using associated test equipment. Work closely with engineers and/or customers to plan, design, fabricate, install, troubleshoot, repair, and improve complex avionics, instrumentation, and science or research instrument systems. Read and interpret aircraft blueprints, technical directives, planning documents, test specifications, technical publications and procedures, and applicable safety manuals. Support professional e
This position is located within the Office of Protection Services, Office of the Administrator, National Gallery of Art (AOP). The incumbent works under the direct guidance of the AOP Senior Technician and is under the direct supervision of the Head of Technical Services. The Office of Protective Services, Technical Services (AOPT) oversees the installation, programming, modification, calibration, alignment, fabrication, troubleshooting, repair and maintenance of electronic systems at the National Gallery of Art. Duties for this position include: Installing, programming, modifying, calibrating, aligning, fabricating, troubleshooting, repairing and maintaining AOPT systems as required in order to maintain optimum performance. Providing subject matter expertise in the planning, designing and integrating of electronic security systems. Installing and de-installing temporary electronic secur
This is a Direct Hire Public Notice, under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections are made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) ) for Certain Personnel of the DoD Workforce, in accordance with Section Direct Hire Auth 5 U.S.C. § 9905, 6/23/2023 Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Act as a technical consultant for Energy Management Systems (EMS). This includes providing technical support for new or expanded systems, reviewi
Occupation: Electronics technician (series 0856) | posted as: Electronics Technician; Electronic Technician; Electronics Technicain | You will design, develop, evaluate, test, install and maintain electronic equipment. In this field, you should understand electronics, like basic electricity and electronic theory, algebra and physics. | ~67 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Electronics Technician (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** Duties will include, but may not be limited to the following: Provides comprehensive technical support for automated equipment systems (e.g., automatic packaging systems, tote conveyor systems, and drug dosing machines) assembled from numerous constituent units or subsystems including components such as controllers, sensors, bar code scanners, industrial controls and equipment, and pulse and counting mechanisms; Performs preventive maintenance, installation, evaluation of system performance, repair, calibration, modification, and programming/reprogramming for various manufacturers' and models of programmable logic controllers (PLCs); Troubleshoots equipment problems and takes corrective actions to restore devices to fully operational levels; Evaluates corrective action alternatives for cost effectiveness, considering device repair history, device age and expected remaining lifetime, user needs, and parts availability; Recommends equipment replacement in lieu of repair; Identifies interim solutions when parts or outside service are not immediately available to minimize detrimental impact on program deliverables; Evaluates systems and subsystems and determines which test and calibration equipment is required, evaluates compatibility between subsystems, and makes modifications to interconnections, as necessary, to increase reliability of the overall system; Coordinates and performs preventive maintenance and frequent inspections within the context of the preventive maintenance and periodic inspection program; Assists the supervisor in writing preventive maintenance procedures, personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements, lock-out, tag-out (LOTO) requirements, and contract specifications required for system maintenance programs and demand repairs; Advises and consults with the supervisor on equipment matters pertaining to the selection, installation, or modification of equipment and evaluation of and solutions to unusual maintenance problems; Assists in installing and putting in operation control systems; Works with contractors during installation and modification of equipment system specifications, if needed, to adapt equipment to the system/environment; Assists in basic computer and printer maintenance and day-to-day operations, maintenance, and repair of computer equipment; and Performs all other duties assigned. Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved - Electronics Technician (United States Army Installation Management Command): Installs, repairs and removes wiring and conduit. Adjust and regulate unit settings based on manufacturer recommendation. Regular maintenance, repair and removal of facility monitoring systems. Install cables through access holes, walls, ceiling and floors, drilling holes and climbing ladders. Mount and install equipment to include control panels, door and window contacts, video cameras and sensors. Troubleshoot alarm mishaps and failures using common test equipment, schematics. Maintain logs of maintenance and repairs. Conduct scheduled maintenance and functional tests. - Electronics Technician Public Notice Flyer (Direct Hire) (Armstrong Flight Research Center): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Provide technical input and mentorship to electronics technicians in support of assigned research projects or research article operations. Troubleshoot electronic, avionics, instrumentation, science and/or research components using associated test equipment. Work closely with engineers and/or customers to plan, design, fabricate, install, troubleshoot, repair, and improve complex avionics, instrumentation, and science or research instrument systems. Read and interpret aircraft blueprints, technical directives, planning documents, test specifications, technical publications and procedures, and applicable safety manuals. Support professional engineers in performing experiments, research, and development activities requiring an in-depth knowledge of technical engineering methods, applications, practices, and principles to work on concepts and experimental projects. - Electronics Technician (National Gallery of Art): This position is located within the Office of Protection Services, Office of the Administrator, National Gallery of Art (AOP). The incumbent works under the direct guidance of the AOP Senior Technician and is under the direct supervision of the Head of Technical Services. The Office of Protective Services, Technical Services (AOPT) oversees the installation, programming, modification, calibration, alignment, fabrication, troubleshooting, repair and maintenance of electronic systems at the National Gallery of Art. Duties for this position include: Installing, programming, modifying, calibrating, aligning, fabricating, troubleshooting, repairing and maintaining AOPT systems as required in order to maintain optimum performance. Providing subject matter expertise in the planning, designing and integrating of electronic security systems. Installing and de-installing temporary electronic security for special events and art shows. Installing electronic conduit including rigid and flexible, metal and non-metallic types. Installing, terminating, and testing conductors and cabling for circuits less than 50V AC/DC including Ethernet cabling. - Electronics Technician (Department of Defense): This is a Direct Hire Public Notice, under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections are made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) ) for Certain Personnel of the DoD Workforce, in accordance with Section Direct Hire Auth 5 U.S.C. § 9905, 6/23/2023 Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Act as a technical consultant for Energy Management Systems (EMS). This includes providing technical support for new or expanded systems, reviewing designs for hardware and software compliance, evaluating HVAC system data, and performing quality assurance and code compliance checks on field installations. Perform research, development, and planning for the expansion of Energy Management Systems (EMS) in the Pentagon. This involves reviewing and modifying designs from contractors, developing graphical representations for new equipment, and collecting technical data to develop project documentation. Provide remote and on-site analysis of complex DDC controls to resolve system issues. This includes coordinating central monitoring and alarm handling, analyzing trend data to fix deficiencies, providing guidance to junior technicians, and modifying/upgrading software applications. Serve as a COR for monitoring and evaluating contractor performance on Pentagon FRCS upgrades, energy conservation, and SCADA projects. This duty involves conducting inspections, reviewing reports, authorizing payments, and providing technical advice to the contracting officer. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
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| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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Performs work as a Biomedical Engineer, working closely with the Supervisory Biomedical Engineer, Supervisory BESS and Chief of Biomedical Engineering. Knowledge and Skill in applying an equipment management program that meets current Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Health Care Organizations (JCAHO) and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) requirements. Advises clinical and administrative staff on emerging medical engineering technology, while keeping abreast of changes in such technology, and utilizing the innovation to solve biomedical engineering problems. Advise clinical and administrative staff on medical engineering technology, including existing and emerging technology and which addresses viability, long-term suitability, compatibility, and/or safety. Serves as staff technical consultant to the Biomedical Engineering Section in the area of Biomedical Engineering su
The VA Midwest Health Care Network advocates for a Whole Health System of care in each of the Medical Centers. This is an approach to healthcare that empowers and equips people to take charge of their health and well-being and live their lives to the fullest. As an employee operating in a Whole Health System of care, you will operate in a model with three core elements, seeking to create a personalized health plan for each Veteran. This is done in the context of healing relationships and healing environments and a connection back to the Veteran's community. This aligns with the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Mission Statement to Honor America's Veterans by providing exceptional health care that improves their health and well-being. Duties include, but are not limited to: Using engineering principles, the incumbent may provide professional, biomedical services for the institution, i
Occupation: Biomedical engineering (series 0858) | posted as: Biomedical Engineer | You will manage, supervise, lead or work in biomedical engineering. In this field, you will: Use biotechnology to improve knowledge and practices in medicine, physiology and biology. Improve the health, safety and we | 100% want a licence/certification | ~38 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Biomedical Engineer (Department of Veterans Affairs): Performs work as a Biomedical Engineer, working closely with the Supervisory Biomedical Engineer, Supervisory BESS and Chief of Biomedical Engineering. Knowledge and Skill in applying an equipment management program that meets current Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Health Care Organizations (JCAHO) and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) requirements. Advises clinical and administrative staff on emerging medical engineering technology, while keeping abreast of changes in such technology, and utilizing the innovation to solve biomedical engineering problems. Advise clinical and administrative staff on medical engineering technology, including existing and emerging technology and which addresses viability, long-term suitability, compatibility, and/or safety. Serves as staff technical consultant to the Biomedical Engineering Section in the area of Biomedical Engineering support of Biomedical Networked Systems and Project Management, as well as on other engineering principles and practices. Areas of expertise relate to the area of specialization and scientific discipline, drawing from professional education background as well as practical experience. In the absence of the Chief Supervisory Biomedical Engineer or Supervisory Biomedical Engineer, performs any supervisory duties required of the position. At any time, may be asked to perform supervisory-related research on BESS performance parameters, equipment history data, and benchmarking data, to be used in supervisory- related decisions. Keeps contents of such research information secure and confidential. Speaks about such information or data-driven conclusions only to Chief or Supervisory Biomedical Engineer, peer Staff Biomedical Engineer, and/or Supervisory Biomedical Equipment Support Specialist/ Lead Technician. Assists in the personnel functions for the Biomedical Engineering Section. This includes the recruitment, interviewing, evaluation, hiring, and training of new section staff, as well as the development of position descriptions, duty assignments and personnel management. Assists in the management of the medical instrument maintenance program, clinical information system management and medical device integration projects. Ensure that medical equipment in the Medical Center is safe for patients and staff, reliable in its results, and experiences minimal downtime. Programs must be operated as economically as possible while meeting requirements. Metrics of the program must be tracked and resource adjustments made to ensure performance. Assists in ensuring that accreditation requirements, standards and regulations of The Joint Commission (TJC), OIG, SOARS, CAP, CARF, NFPA-99, NFPA-70, NFPA-101, FDA/CDRH, SMDA, ADA, NRC, OSHA, EPA and other organizations and agencies are met for the biomedical equipment management program. Provides leadership to ensure that high-performance customer support is provided to medical staff, dental staff, nurses and allied health technologists. Shares responsibility of representing the Medical Center in meetings with manufacturers, vendors and their engineers in matters involving medical instrumentation. Provides accurate, balanced advice to management regarding decisions to be made for new acquisitions. Assists in providing Project Management for the purchase, planning, construction design review, installation, and in-service training stages of biomedical instrumentation projects such as cardiac catheterization laboratories, radiology suites and computer systems. Addressing off-hour support issues such as evenings, weekends, and holidays, in order to provide 24 x 7 coverage. Maintains training and certification to serve as a Federal Project Officer or Contract Officer Representative (COR). Shares responsibility in ensuring that HIPAA and network security issues are managed effectively for biomedical networked systems. Trains clinical staff on specific subjects as needed. Provides personal technical support to the staff in order to resolve systems problems. Provides support to the medical staff to help resolve equipment-related problems. This at times requires being an intermediary between the medical staff and the technical experts at other companies. Diagnoses, configures, calibrates, troubleshoots, repairs, documents, administers, all VLANs,.VPN tunnels, HL-7, Cloverleaf Interface Engines, DICOM Interfaces, CARESCAPE Gateway, and POE switches involved in biomedical networked systems (PACS, CIS, ARK, Nurse Call, Intercom, VOIP phones, Endoscopic Imaging, VISTA Imaging, etc). Identifies, rates risk, and removes single points of failure for any biomedical networked systems. Work Schedule: M-F 7:30am -4:00pm. Telework: Not Available. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #:56013-A, 56014-A, 56016-A, 56017-A. Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized. Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized. - Biomedical Engineer (Veterans Health Administration): The VA Midwest Health Care Network advocates for a Whole Health System of care in each of the Medical Centers. This is an approach to healthcare that empowers and equips people to take charge of their health and well-being and live their lives to the fullest. As an employee operating in a Whole Health System of care, you will operate in a model with three core elements, seeking to create a personalized health plan for each Veteran. This is done in the context of healing relationships and healing environments and a connection back to the Veteran's community. This aligns with the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Mission Statement to Honor America's Veterans by providing exceptional health care that improves their health and well-being. Duties include, but are not limited to: Using engineering principles, the incumbent may provide professional, biomedical services for the institution, insofar as these services do not interfere with the attainment of objectives. Assignments require judgment in adapting practices and techniques to specific situations usually through a series of related processes. They must use resourcefulness and initiative in planning the details for the accomplishment of assignments. A personal plan for learning and continued professional development must be continually developed that will ultimately be approved by the Supervisory Biomedical Engineer. The supervisor will provide specific guidance, as requested, by the Staff Engineer. The incumbent must be able to learn new technology, identify trends, and have the ability to communicate this information in an advisory capacity to administrative, clinical, and technical staff. They must be able to utilize this information to solve biomedical engineering problems. Assists in the development of the Medical Equipment Management Plan (MEMP) at the facility. Participates in medical device hazard investigations and assures compliance with the patient safety goals, the Safe Medical Devices Act (SMDA), and The Joint Commission (T JC) requirements. Presentations may require written and oral communication as well as preparation of technical, informational, and graphical documentation. Independent research and biomedical engineering project management are expected of the incumbent. The incumbent must be able to learn organizational concepts to meet operational needs. Attendance is expected at training conferences and meetings included in the requirements for the development of the Staff Engineer to the Full Performance Level of the 0858 Series, as well as facility or VISN level meetings. Duties or projects typically include facility-based work and may include VISN or National Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) projects. Program Involvement and Management: The Biomedical Engineer reports directly to the Supervisory Biomedical Engineer. They receive administrative direction with assignments in terms of broadly defined missions and functions. They exercise authority to oversee the overall planning, direction, and timely execution of assigned Biomedical Program activities. They have responsibility for planning, designing and implementing programs, projects, studies, and other work to support healthcare technology at the Medical Center. Successful execution of these responsibilities has major impact upon the outcome of patient care delivery. Presentations may require written and oral communication as well as preparation of technical, informational, and graphical documentation. Technical Expertise: The Biomedical Engineer is recognized as the technical expert and advisor on Biomedical Engineering issues and aids in the Biomedical Engineering support provided by Biomedical staff at the medical center. They are responsible for providing assistance to the clinical staff in selection and utilization of medical equipment. The Biomedical Engineer advises the management staff in the areas of high-cost and high-volume medical technology, a wide array of general biomedical technology, as well as certain medical-related technology issues. Work Schedule: Full-time; Monday-Friday, 0800-1630 Telework: Not available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 000000 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not authorized Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs technical efforts across organizational boundaries and provides authoritative guidance to senior officials on highly complex safety, quality, or engineering matters. Conducts and oversees advanced safety, quality, or engineering analysis, design, test, and evaluation on mission-critical systems. Applies expert judgment to resolve complex technical problems and recommends optimal solutions. Advises executive leadership and program managers on complex technical and programmatic matters. Represents the organization in high-level technical forums, boards, and reviews at the agency and interagency levels. Develops and approves safety, qua
Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Assists in analyzing aerospace vehicles, propulsion systems, environments, structures, and components across development and operational phases. Supports testing, evaluation, and validation of aerospace hardware and system capabilities. Assists in design and development of aerospace hardware and/or software components. Supports system performance assessments and integration activities. Assists with risk assessments and supports verification of mitigation through testing and analysis. Applies engineering principles to support technical problem-solving and analysis. Collaborates with engineers and team members to support project tasks and obje
Occupation: Aerospace engineering (series 0861) | posted as: Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire); Aerospace Engineer, Ast, Aerospace Flight Systems (Direct Hire); Engineering Public Notice Flyer (Direct Hire) | You will manage, supervise, lead or work in aerospace engineering in aviation and space exploration. In this field, you will: Increase knowledge of aeronautical and astronautical sciences and how to apply them to air | 89% want a licence/certification | ~113 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire) (John C. Stennis Space Center): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs technical efforts across organizational boundaries and provides authoritative guidance to senior officials on highly complex safety, quality, or engineering matters. Conducts and oversees advanced safety, quality, or engineering analysis, design, test, and evaluation on mission-critical systems. Applies expert judgment to resolve complex technical problems and recommends optimal solutions. Advises executive leadership and program managers on complex technical and programmatic matters. Represents the organization in high-level technical forums, boards, and reviews at the agency and interagency levels. Develops and approves safety, quality, or engineering standards, technical policies, and requirements documents at the program or enterprise level. Authors technical reports and assessments that inform senior leadership decisions. Provides technical mentorship and discipline leadership across experience levels. Serves as a functional area expert supporting long-term organizational technical capability and engineering workforce development. Represents the organization in technical exchanges with contractors, partner agencies, and external entities. Leads formal technical reviews and integrated product teams requiring senior-level engineering expertise. For supervisory positions, you will perform a full range of supervisory duties which includes assigning and evaluating work; recommending personnel actions; taking disciplinary actions; and identifying training needs and developing employees. - Aerospace Engineer, AST, Aerospace Flight Systems (Direct Hire) (National Aeronautics and Space Administration): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Assists in analyzing aerospace vehicles, propulsion systems, environments, structures, and components across development and operational phases. Supports testing, evaluation, and validation of aerospace hardware and system capabilities. Assists in design and development of aerospace hardware and/or software components. Supports system performance assessments and integration activities. Assists with risk assessments and supports verification of mitigation through testing and analysis. Applies engineering principles to support technical problem-solving and analysis. Collaborates with engineers and team members to support project tasks and objectives. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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You will serve as a Naval Architect and be responsible for preforming the most difficult and/or critical aspects and projects of the Section and in assisting the Section Chief to administer the function of the section These functions are associated with the construction, modernization, overhaul, conversion, maintenance and repair of a wide variety of vessels. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Conducting conceptual and preliminary design studies for proposed vessels based on operational requirements documents. Determines principal dimensions and hull type, powering requirements, general arrangement layout, preliminary structural arrangement and stability analysis. Recommends compromises or trade-offs to achieve optimum characteristics. Analyzing, evaluating and developing naval architecture design plans, pro
Assisting in the design and development of hull forms and vessel arrangements. Performing studies, developing calculations and assisting with preparing design plans for vessel structure including hull scantlings, superstructure, deckhouse and foundations. Calculations and design will be developed using established criteria, regulatory requirements and industry standards. Performing basic design of ships involving various combinations of the following areas: Hull form, displacement, stability, general arrangements weight, trim, speed, power, and endurance. Preparing weight estimates and performing calculations to determine the stability of new or altered vessels. Developing tank capacity requirements and plans for fuel oil, fresh water, lube oil and ballast tanks. Reviewing naval architecture/marine engineering designs prepared by architect-engineer firms and shipyards. Evaluate the adequ
You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and g
Occupation: Naval architecture (series 0871) | posted as: Naval Architect; Interdisciplinary | You will manage, supervise or do work in naval architecture. In this field, you will focus on the form, strength, stability, performance, and operations of marine structures and other crafts and ships operating on, below | 25% of entry postings require a degree; 75% want a licence/certification | ~42 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Naval Architect (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as a Naval Architect and be responsible for preforming the most difficult and/or critical aspects and projects of the Section and in assisting the Section Chief to administer the function of the section These functions are associated with the construction, modernization, overhaul, conversion, maintenance and repair of a wide variety of vessels. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Conducting conceptual and preliminary design studies for proposed vessels based on operational requirements documents. Determines principal dimensions and hull type, powering requirements, general arrangement layout, preliminary structural arrangement and stability analysis. Recommends compromises or trade-offs to achieve optimum characteristics. Analyzing, evaluating and developing naval architecture design plans, procurement specifications, hydrostatics, lines and offsets, calculations of hull strength, analyses of ship stability, resistance and propulsion, propeller selection, test and trial data, propulsion machinery selection and auxiliary machinery systems, functional arrangements plans, ventilation and air conditioning plans, bills of material, specifications, reports and test data associated with naval architecture. Inspecting the preparations and conducting of inclining experiments of U. S. Coast Guard small vessels. Either checks the results of calculations prepared by others or performs the necessary calculations. Makes appropriate recommendations in case that stability criteria are not met. The incumbent uses, maintains and expands as necessary a limited library of computer programs to aid in the above tasks. Developing statements of work for contracted design projects including cutter alterations. Monitors progress of contractors; approves or redirects efforts; and reviews submittals, plans, and specifications for technical accuracy and adherence to prescribed procedures. In addition to traditional manual drafting techniques, incumbent uses computer-aided drafting (CAD) equipment to create new drawings or to modify existing drawings. Analyzing, investigating and solving unusually difficult design problems referred to him/her by others. Performing engineering analysis to identify and correct problems in hydrodynamics, structure, stability, seakeeping and maneuvering. Analyzing, evaluating and developing plans, procurement specifications, more difficult calculations and designs. Reasonable Accommodation (RA) Requests: If you believe you have a disability (i.e., physical or mental), covered by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended that would interfere with completing the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, you will be granted the opportunity to request a RA in your online application. Requests for RA for the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments and appropriate supporting documentation for RA must be received prior to starting the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments. Decisions on requests for RA are made on a case-by-case basis. If you meet the minimum qualifications of the position, after notification of the adjudication of your request, you will receive an email invitation to complete the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, based on your adjudication decision. You must complete all assessments within 48 hours of receiving the URL to access the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments if you received the link after the close of the announcement. To determine if you need a RA, please review the Procedures for Requesting a Reasonable Accommodation for Online Assessments. Reasonable Accommodation Information - Naval Architect (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assisting in the design and development of hull forms and vessel arrangements. Performing studies, developing calculations and assisting with preparing design plans for vessel structure including hull scantlings, superstructure, deckhouse and foundations. Calculations and design will be developed using established criteria, regulatory requirements and industry standards. Performing basic design of ships involving various combinations of the following areas: Hull form, displacement, stability, general arrangements weight, trim, speed, power, and endurance. Preparing weight estimates and performing calculations to determine the stability of new or altered vessels. Developing tank capacity requirements and plans for fuel oil, fresh water, lube oil and ballast tanks. Reviewing naval architecture/marine engineering designs prepared by architect-engineer firms and shipyards. Evaluate the adequacy and practicability of the layout, equipment or system design as well as their suitability and compliance with the intended function, contract plans and specifications. Consulting with shipyard contractor personnel to resolve unforeseen technical problems during construction. Coordinating, monitoring, and reporting progress of engineering and design for the project assigned. - INTERDISCIPLINARY (Naval Intelligence Activity): You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and gradually more difficult assignments, leading to performance at the next higher grade level. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs technical efforts across organizational boundaries and provides authoritative guidance to senior officials on highly complex engineering matters. Conducts and oversees advanced engineering analysis, design, test, and evaluation on mission-critical systems. Applies expert judgment to resolve complex technical problems and recommends optimal solutions. Advises executive leadership and program managers on complex technical and programmatic matters. Represents the organization in high-level technical forums, boards, and reviews at the agency and interagency levels. Develops and approves engineering standards, technical policies, and requ
You will be a member of a team responsible for developing a project or system using available information, with some adaptation to include monitoring decontamination and disposal work for compliance with established procedures to accomplish goals. You will assist with project engineering duties including preparation of cost proposals, and planning project execution; propose engineering solutions to problems and communicating project results both orally and in writing. You will provide input to written procedures and permits to include Explosive safety submissions, site approval requests, work review forms, standard operating procedures You will provide input to written procedures and permits to include after action reports and other documentation needed to support explosive decontamination and demolition projects. You will develop technical approaches; monitor a project's technical and f
Major Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: Assists in the investigation of incidents, emergencies, and inspection of complex industries and processes. Advises on safety management subjects including process hazard analysis, mechanical integrity, instrumentation, process chemistry, and system safety. Reviews established abatement plans and agreements and evaluates the progress of their implementation for compliance with existing schedules for abatement. Conducts opening conferences with employers and employee representatives when appropriate to explain the purpose and scope of the inspection or investigation and pertinent PSM Standard regulations. Conducts closing conferences with the employer/establishment representative to review hazards and/or violations noted. As the employee progresses, the assignments will become more difficult and complex with less supervision.
Prepare procedures for shop personnel on production or maintenance processes that utilize chemicals; e.g., electroplating, chemical etching and milling, cleaning processes, Conduct technical and economic feasibility studies of newly developed chemical processes and products to determine applicability of new technology to production needs Prepare sketches, flow process charts, bills of material, and work orders for assigned projects. Develop specifications for additions or improvements to production directorates' chemical/refinishing facilities. Prepare Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) statements and assist in the preparation of applications for state Environmental permits Serve as Contracting Officers Technical Representative (COTR). Provide technical direction and guidance to shop supervisor and employees.
You will provide Engineering expertise in the areas of Design, Test and Production of items of interest to the USMC and Army. You will be required to assess propellant material properties and burn rate curves to support analyses and test of prototype components. You will manage and support Production efforts, perform activities, including but not limited to: hardware procurement, writing assembly procedures, and providing dispositions on non-conforming materials.
Occupation: Chemical engineering (series 0893) | posted as: Engineer; Manager | You will manage, supervise or do work in chemical engineering. In this field, you will work with the chemical processes used by industries and technologies to make useful products and systems. You will also help improve | 88% want a licence/certification | ~32 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire) (John Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs technical efforts across organizational boundaries and provides authoritative guidance to senior officials on highly complex engineering matters. Conducts and oversees advanced engineering analysis, design, test, and evaluation on mission-critical systems. Applies expert judgment to resolve complex technical problems and recommends optimal solutions. Advises executive leadership and program managers on complex technical and programmatic matters. Represents the organization in high-level technical forums, boards, and reviews at the agency and interagency levels. Develops and approves engineering standards, technical policies, and requirements documents at the program or enterprise level. Authors technical reports and assessments that inform senior leadership decisions. Provides technical mentorship and discipline leadership across experience levels. Serves as a functional area expert supporting long-term organizational technical capability and engineering workforce development. Represents the organization in technical exchanges with contractors, partner agencies, and external entities. Leads formal technical reviews and integrated product teams requiring senior-level engineering expertise. For supervisory positions, you will perform a full range of supervisory duties which includes assigning and evaluating work; recommending personnel actions; taking disciplinary actions; and identifying training needs and developing employees. - ENGINEER (Department of the Navy): You will be a member of a team responsible for developing a project or system using available information, with some adaptation to include monitoring decontamination and disposal work for compliance with established procedures to accomplish goals. You will assist with project engineering duties including preparation of cost proposals, and planning project execution; propose engineering solutions to problems and communicating project results both orally and in writing. You will provide input to written procedures and permits to include Explosive safety submissions, site approval requests, work review forms, standard operating procedures You will provide input to written procedures and permits to include after action reports and other documentation needed to support explosive decontamination and demolition projects. You will develop technical approaches; monitor a project's technical and financial execution; develop and review test plans, reports, and engineering change procedures. You will generate funding requirements, identify funding, and provide budget input, keep your supervisor or team lead informed of project status and represent project statuses within your management chain. You will perform engineering duties including preparation of cost proposals, planning project execution, providing technical oversight, preparing Standard Operating Procedures, and ensuring quality requirements are met. - Chemical Engineer (Process Safety Management) (Occupational Safety and Health Administration): Major Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: Assists in the investigation of incidents, emergencies, and inspection of complex industries and processes. Advises on safety management subjects including process hazard analysis, mechanical integrity, instrumentation, process chemistry, and system safety. Reviews established abatement plans and agreements and evaluates the progress of their implementation for compliance with existing schedules for abatement. Conducts opening conferences with employers and employee representatives when appropriate to explain the purpose and scope of the inspection or investigation and pertinent PSM Standard regulations. Conducts closing conferences with the employer/establishment representative to review hazards and/or violations noted. As the employee progresses, the assignments will become more difficult and complex with less supervision. - Chemical Engineer (U.S. Army Communications Electronics Command): Prepare procedures for shop personnel on production or maintenance processes that utilize chemicals; e.g., electroplating, chemical etching and milling, cleaning processes, Conduct technical and economic feasibility studies of newly developed chemical processes and products to determine applicability of new technology to production needs Prepare sketches, flow process charts, bills of material, and work orders for assigned projects. Develop specifications for additions or improvements to production directorates' chemical/refinishing facilities. Prepare Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) statements and assist in the preparation of applications for state Environmental permits Serve as Contracting Officers Technical Representative (COTR). Provide technical direction and guidance to shop supervisor and employees. - ENGINEER (Naval Sea Systems Command): You will provide Engineering expertise in the areas of Design, Test and Production of items of interest to the USMC and Army. You will be required to assess propellant material properties and burn rate curves to support analyses and test of prototype components. You will manage and support Production efforts, perform activities, including but not limited to: hardware procurement, writing assembly procedures, and providing dispositions on non-conforming materials. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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You will read, interpret and analyze engineering specifications to evaluate and understand the repair processes including machining, machining, plating, finishing. You will interpret tolerances and constraints to accurately determine asset/equipment best qualified to perform defined operation. You will develop, schedule, coordinate, and manage numerous engineering tasks and resources simultaneously, analyzing manufacturing routings, assessing equipment capacity. You will assign appropriate assets to ensure efficient workflow and avoid production bottlenecks. You will apply knowledge of manufacturing operations to assess and mitigate manufacturing and design risks related to costs, time, and quality constraints, continuously analyzing maintenance data and operational reports. You will develop innovative solutions that resolve emerging deficiencies in equipment, aircraft components, and en
You will assist with executing system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons (such as: underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, missiles, and all other energetic systems used on aircrafts, vehicles, unmanned systems, and shipboard platforms). You will develop system safety data packages for weapon systems and weapon delivery systems to support review by independent safety review authorities. You will execute system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons such as underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, m
Develop and update General and Detail Inspection Plans through comprehensive quality reviews of TDPs, Master Bills of Materials, and production facilities. Analyze quality data using statistical software (e.g., Excel, Minitab) to detect trends, determine root causes of variation, and implement corrective actions. Conduct quality engineering studies on manufacturing lines during pre-operational surveys to optimize production efficiency, simplify methods, and improve material flow. Perform product and process failure analyses, evaluate engineering change proposals, and prepare Quality Deficiency Reports or Requests for Waiver. Review and coordinate quality engineering functions for developing, testing, and improving new or existing production plant equipment and processes.
Occupation: Industrial engineering (series 0896) | posted as: Industrial Engineer; Manager | You will manage, supervise or do work in industrial engineering. In this series, you will help organizations best use their resources (people, equipment, materials, information and energy) to make something or provide a | 100% want a licence/certification | ~26 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER (Naval Air Systems Command): You will read, interpret and analyze engineering specifications to evaluate and understand the repair processes including machining, machining, plating, finishing. You will interpret tolerances and constraints to accurately determine asset/equipment best qualified to perform defined operation. You will develop, schedule, coordinate, and manage numerous engineering tasks and resources simultaneously, analyzing manufacturing routings, assessing equipment capacity. You will assign appropriate assets to ensure efficient workflow and avoid production bottlenecks. You will apply knowledge of manufacturing operations to assess and mitigate manufacturing and design risks related to costs, time, and quality constraints, continuously analyzing maintenance data and operational reports. You will develop innovative solutions that resolve emerging deficiencies in equipment, aircraft components, and engines. You will identify and critically evaluate complex operational problems, weigh the relevance and accuracy of data, generate alternative perspectives. You will make timely engineering recommendations that balance efficiency improvements with stakeholder interests. You will clearly and effectively articulate, present, and promote varied ideas and technical issues before a wide range of audiences. You will convey written and oral information in a clear, organized, and convincing manner to collaborate actively with leadership, team members, and customers. - ENGINEER (Department of the Navy): You will assist with executing system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons (such as: underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, missiles, and all other energetic systems used on aircrafts, vehicles, unmanned systems, and shipboard platforms). You will develop system safety data packages for weapon systems and weapon delivery systems to support review by independent safety review authorities. You will execute system safety and environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH) programs; perform analyses of system safety and ESOH documentation in support of program acquisition milestones. You will perform system safety and ESOH analyses of weapons such as underwater mines, projectiles, rockets, missiles and all other energetic systems used on aircraft, vehicles, unmanned systems and shipboard platforms. - Industrial Engineer (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Develop and update General and Detail Inspection Plans through comprehensive quality reviews of TDPs, Master Bills of Materials, and production facilities. Analyze quality data using statistical software (e.g., Excel, Minitab) to detect trends, determine root causes of variation, and implement corrective actions. Conduct quality engineering studies on manufacturing lines during pre-operational surveys to optimize production efficiency, simplify methods, and improve material flow. Perform product and process failure analyses, evaluate engineering change proposals, and prepare Quality Deficiency Reports or Requests for Waiver. Review and coordinate quality engineering functions for developing, testing, and improving new or existing production plant equipment and processes. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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This vacancy is also being announced concurrently with Ann# ENRD-26-038-MP for employees with Federal status or eligibility and applicants eligible for special appointment authorities. Please review that announcement to determine if you are eligible to apply. Applicants must apply separately for each announcement. The successful candidate selected for this position will join a select team of highly respected professional staff in the Section's Case Management Unit ("CMU"). The CMU performs a broad range of specialized duties, critical to the operation of the Section and ENRD, most notably involving financial work. The CMU inputs and tracks civil financial debts owed to the United States, produces reports needed to satisfy reporting and tracking obligations, along with other assigned tasks that benefit the operation of the Section. The successful candidate must be comfortable working inde
Once selected as a Benefit Authorizer in SSA, you will make final determinations on benefit entitlement decisions. This includes having direct telephone contact with the public to resolve issues or discrepancies and provide them with their rights under Social Security laws. You will be responsible for adjusting established benefits and effectuating payments and using state-of-the-art computer technology to access and update information about claims. Benefit Authorizers (BAs) determine if applicants are eligible to receive or continue receiving benefits and/or payments for various Social Security programs. They answer questions from callers to Social Security's 800 number telephone network, resolve issues or discrepancies and explain Social Security program information to the public.
The responsibilities described are for the full performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope performed with less independence, and limited complexity. Perform preliminary review of immigration applications and databases, identifying information relevant to the performance of background and security checks. Assist Asylum Officers in the adjudication of benefit applications, petitions, and removal actions by compiling and evaluating data and preparing case decisions. Review case decision documentation against applicant file to ensure completeness, accuracy, and compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and procedures. Interact with applicant, attorney or representative of record to deliver case decision, ensuring understanding of decision or next steps. Conduct face to face interviews with applicants and elicits sufficient information
As Legal Administrative Specialist, at the full performance level you will perform the following duties: Provide expert legal support in the drafting, review, and processing of legal documents, including motions and briefs; management of case files; docket management; and gathering and analysis of data in support of a variety of legal cases and operational needs. Perform an extensive variety of legal administrative support for Office of the Principal Legal Advisor (OPLA) attorneys involved in litigation and other law related activities Manage workload that is time sensitive and critical to the support of the work performed by the attorneys.
The Legal Administrative Specialist (Public Contact Representative (PCR)) (Bilingual- Spanish) may have contacts in both English and Spanish via telephone, email, video, or chat with the public regarding the below: Advise and provide information on benefits and rights. Explain pertinent legal provisions, regulations, and related administrative practices and their application to specific cases. Assist individuals regarding how best to provide needed documents and evidence required. Counsel Veterans, their dependents, and survivors via assigned access channel, (telephone, email, video, or chat) concerned with Veterans. Explain the types of documents necessary to facilitate timely processing of claims and appeals and assists with obtaining and completing such documents and forms in accordance with the type of claim or appeal being submitted. Perform claim or appeal related work by providing
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General legal and kindred administration (series 0901) | posted as: Legal Administrative Specialist; Benefit Authorizer (Central Processing) Direct Hire Authority | You will provide support in positions that need legal and kindred knowledge but aren't covered by another series. | ~933 permanent entry hires/yr
What real announcements say the work is:
- Legal Administrative Specialist (Offices, Boards and Divisions): This vacancy is also being announced concurrently with Ann# ENRD-26-038-MP for employees with Federal status or eligibility and applicants eligible for special appointment authorities. Please review that announcement to determine if you are eligible to apply. Applicants must apply separately for each announcement. The successful candidate selected for this position will join a select team of highly respected professional staff in the Section's Case Management Unit ("CMU"). The CMU performs a broad range of specialized duties, critical to the operation of the Section and ENRD, most notably involving financial work. The CMU inputs and tracks civil financial debts owed to the United States, produces reports needed to satisfy reporting and tracking obligations, along with other assigned tasks that benefit the operation of the Section. The successful candidate must be comfortable working independently and as part of a small team and must be comfortable training and collaborating through a primarily Microsoft Teams-based platform that is essential for driving work performed across multiple databases and systems. The CMU operates within EES's Management Group, so the candidate selected will report directly to the Assistant Section Chief for Management. Responsibilities of a Legal Administrative Specialist include: Reviewing a variety of complex documents (including case referrals, memos, emails, settlement agreements, court judgments) to extract relevant data and case information, input data, and perform quality assurance across multiple databases. Interpreting settlement agreements, court judgments, and other legal documents to ensure accurate financial coding of all debts owed to the United States. Ensuring that certain penalties are routed to special funds, defendants are assessed the correct amounts, payments are routed to the proper federal agency, and monetary penalties are distinguished from costs and natural resource damages. Interpreting all non-monetary relief and accurately recording its estimated value; noting whether work required will take longer than 3 years to complete; and distinguishing between mitigation projects and injunctive relief work required to achieve compliance with relevant statutes. Coordinating with EES attorneys to tailor the language used in payment provisions for settlement agreements, so that provisions are sufficiently clear and precise for the subsequent creation of debts and the financial coding of payments. Writing clear and concise emails to attorneys summarizing financial data or seeking financial data and other case information. Ensuring that accurate and timely information is transmitted to the Department-wide debt collection database and notifying the Financial Litigation Program (FLP) of the U.S. Attorney's Offices to send payment instructions to defendants. Coordinating with ENRD attorneys, FLPs, client agencies and other internal and external stakeholders to support the accurate and timely collection of monies owed to the United States. Generating multiple standard (often monthly) reports and designing ad hoc reports as needed to assist managers. Reviewing and transmitting Federal Register notices for publication, gathering any public comments, and routing public comments to the appropriate attorneys. This is a dynamic role. The successful candidate should enjoy working with a cohesive team within EES' Management Group that is collegial, nimble and capable of very precise work. The CMU has a well-earned reputation for excellence and is routinely called upon by attorneys and managers to assist with matters within its specialized scope of duties.
- Benefit Authorizer (Central Processing) Direct Hire Authority (Social Security Administration): Once selected as a Benefit Authorizer in SSA, you will make final determinations on benefit entitlement decisions. This includes having direct telephone contact with the public to resolve issues or discrepancies and provide them with their rights under Social Security laws. You will be responsible for adjusting established benefits and effectuating payments and using state-of-the-art computer technology to access and update information about claims. Benefit Authorizers (BAs) determine if applicants are eligible to receive or continue receiving benefits and/or payments for various Social Security programs. They answer questions from callers to Social Security's 800 number telephone network, resolve issues or discrepancies and explain Social Security program information to the public.
- Legal Administrative Specialist (Citizenship and Immigration Services): The responsibilities described are for the full performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope performed with less independence, and limited complexity. Perform preliminary review of immigration applications and databases, identifying information relevant to the performance of background and security checks. Assist Asylum Officers in the adjudication of benefit applications, petitions, and removal actions by compiling and evaluating data and preparing case decisions. Review case decision documentation against applicant file to ensure completeness, accuracy, and compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and procedures. Interact with applicant, attorney or representative of record to deliver case decision, ensuring understanding of decision or next steps. Conduct face to face interviews with applicants and elicits sufficient information to determine eligibility for immigration benefits and prepare reports on suspected fraudulent intent by applicants.
- Legal Administrative Specialist (Immigration and Customs Enforcement): As Legal Administrative Specialist, at the full performance level you will perform the following duties: Provide expert legal support in the drafting, review, and processing of legal documents, including motions and briefs; management of case files; docket management; and gathering and analysis of data in support of a variety of legal cases and operational needs. Perform an extensive variety of legal administrative support for Office of the Principal Legal Advisor (OPLA) attorneys involved in litigation and other law related activities Manage workload that is time sensitive and critical to the support of the work performed by the attorneys.
- Legal Administrative Specialist (Public Contact Representative (PCR)) (Bilingual- Spanish) (Veterans Benefits Administration): The Legal Administrative Specialist (Public Contact Representative (PCR)) (Bilingual- Spanish) may have contacts in both English and Spanish via telephone, email, video, or chat with the public regarding the below: Advise and provide information on benefits and rights. Explain pertinent legal provisions, regulations, and related administrative practices and their application to specific cases. Assist individuals regarding how best to provide needed documents and evidence required. Counsel Veterans, their dependents, and survivors via assigned access channel, (telephone, email, video, or chat) concerned with Veterans. Explain the types of documents necessary to facilitate timely processing of claims and appeals and assists with obtaining and completing such documents and forms in accordance with the type of claim or appeal being submitted. Perform claim or appeal related work by providing comprehensive claim or appeal status updates using mandatory scripting requirements. Assist the inquirer with determining the short-term and long-term circumstances that might influence a choice between various benefits. Process request for change of address, establishment of, or change to direct deposit information, burial allowances, and dependency claims. Promotion Potential: The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulatory, qualification, and performance requirements are met. Selection at a lower grade level does not guarantee promotion to the full performance level. The grade progression for this position is GS- 05/07/09. Work Schedule: Full time, to be determined between 12:00pm - 9:00pm EST. Compressed/Flexible: Not available. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Remote: This is a Remote Position. Position Description/PD#: 34294A & 34295A Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Financial Disclosure Report: Not required Bargaining Unit: Yes
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0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right.
1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out.
2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up.
3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next.
4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps.
5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response.
6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line.
7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome.
8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request.
9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short.
10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained.
11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff.
12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current.
13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary.
14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed.
15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach.
16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work.
17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them.
18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures.
19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions.
20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations.
21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff.
22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent.
23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property.
24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 3 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING DAY TO DAY Please click the link below to visit DAB Career's page to view the duties for this vacant position. https://www.hhs.gov/about/agencies/dab/careers.html DUTIES: The level of responsibility and complexity of assignments will vary by grade and may include: Provide authoritative legal advice, staff support, and assistance to judges (Board Members, ALJs, AAJs) and Division Directors, or others involved in matters for which the assigned Division is responsible, on substantive and procedural issues. Review case files, identify and analyze legal issues, and resolve legal disputes. Conduct legal research and prepare drafts of decisions, rulings, orders or memoranda containing legal analyses, appropriate to the attorney's grade level. Serve as the DAB representative in dealings with the parties in an assigned case or with others. Schedule and participate in evidenti
This position is located in the Office of the Secretary, Docket Services. As a Case Manager you will: Serves as a central point of contact for guidance on investigations conducted under 19 U.S.C. §1337 and Commission Rules and Regulations as they pertain to matters of legal procedure and the official record of the Commission; Maintains assigned case information in a publicly accessible investigation database and an electronic docketing system by researching, reviewing, and analyzing legal documents to ensure accurate and accessible information for the Commission, private parties, and the general public; Works with supervisors to update information and develop reports and perform analysis using the information contained in the Commission's Investigations Database System and electronic docket; Consults with and advises senior legal and technical staff in identifying and resolving a variety
Occupation: General attorney (series 0905) | posted as: Case Manager (Attorney); General Attorney | You will work as a general attorney providing professional legal. This field requires that you be admitted to the bar. In this series, you may: Prepare cases for trial before a court, administrative body or people wit | ~3 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - General Attorney (Office of the Secretary of Health and Human Services): WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING DAY TO DAY Please click the link below to visit DAB Career's page to view the duties for this vacant position. https://www.hhs.gov/about/agencies/dab/careers.html DUTIES: The level of responsibility and complexity of assignments will vary by grade and may include: Provide authoritative legal advice, staff support, and assistance to judges (Board Members, ALJs, AAJs) and Division Directors, or others involved in matters for which the assigned Division is responsible, on substantive and procedural issues. Review case files, identify and analyze legal issues, and resolve legal disputes. Conduct legal research and prepare drafts of decisions, rulings, orders or memoranda containing legal analyses, appropriate to the attorney's grade level. Serve as the DAB representative in dealings with the parties in an assigned case or with others. Schedule and participate in evidentiary hearings, oral arguments, or mediation conferences. Higher grade attorneys may provide assistance to lower-grade attorneys in particular types of cases, as assigned. Complete other assignments and special projects, as assigned. - Case Manager (Attorney) (U.S. International Trade Commission): This position is located in the Office of the Secretary, Docket Services. As a Case Manager you will: Serves as a central point of contact for guidance on investigations conducted under 19 U.S.C. §1337 and Commission Rules and Regulations as they pertain to matters of legal procedure and the official record of the Commission; Maintains assigned case information in a publicly accessible investigation database and an electronic docketing system by researching, reviewing, and analyzing legal documents to ensure accurate and accessible information for the Commission, private parties, and the general public; Works with supervisors to update information and develop reports and perform analysis using the information contained in the Commission's Investigations Database System and electronic docket; Consults with and advises senior legal and technical staff in identifying and resolving a variety of technical and legal issues in complex filing scenarios; and Ability to organize information, develop and coordinate staff actions, resolve disagreements, and present information to supervisor and management officials. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The responsibilities described are for the full performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope performed with less independence, and limited complexity. Adjudicating complex and highly sensitive asylum applications and other adjudications managed by the asylum program. Conducting credible/reasonable fear screenings. Reviewing applications and supporting evidence, conducting interviews, performing security checks, and researching information provided by the Refugee, Asylum and International Operations Directorate, the Department of State, and other sources. Interpreting and applying appropriate policy, regulations, statutes, and precedent decisions to make eligibility determinations. Producing written determinations supporting adjudications, such as asylum, credible fear and reasonable fear decisions. Establishing and maintaining liaison with e
Occupation: Hearings and appeals (series 0930) | posted as: Asylum Officer | You will oversee cases related to a federal agency and conduct fair hearings or review previous legal decisions. In this field, you will: Review reports. Conduct impartial hearings. Evaluate evidence. Determine wit | ~133 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Asylum Officer (Citizenship and Immigration Services): The responsibilities described are for the full performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope performed with less independence, and limited complexity. Adjudicating complex and highly sensitive asylum applications and other adjudications managed by the asylum program. Conducting credible/reasonable fear screenings. Reviewing applications and supporting evidence, conducting interviews, performing security checks, and researching information provided by the Refugee, Asylum and International Operations Directorate, the Department of State, and other sources. Interpreting and applying appropriate policy, regulations, statutes, and precedent decisions to make eligibility determinations. Producing written determinations supporting adjudications, such as asylum, credible fear and reasonable fear decisions. Establishing and maintaining liaison with external federal agencies and/or private sector stakeholders involved in asylum benefits. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 3 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The United States Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia (USAO-DC) is recruiting highly-motivated applicants to fill paralegal specialist vacancies in the Superior Court Division (SCD). The SCD has primary responsibility for prosecuting adult criminal cases in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia. The Division handles the highest volume of felony and misdemeanor cases prosecuted by the Office, including homicides, sexual assaults, carjackings, kidnappings, robberies, burglaries, domestic violence, narcotics and weapons possession, and quality of life offenses. If selected, you may be assigned to one of the Division's four litigating Sections: General Crimes, Major Crimes, Homicide, or Sex Offense and Domestic Violence. More information about the work of these sections can be found on USAO-DC's website at https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/superior-court-division. Please in
Provide Comprehensive Litigation Support: Maintain case files, compile records, prepare exhibits, coordinate document collection and production; conduct document review; assist with discovery requests and responses, track deadlines, and draft litigation reports and case summaries for administrative and federal cases. Conduct Foundational Legal Research: Use legal databases (e.g., Westlaw, Lexis) to research statutes, case law, and agency guidance on a broad range of issues. Support Ethics and Compliance Programs: Assist with reviewing financial disclosure reports, tracking deadlines, and helping employees navigate ethics requirements using tools like the Integrity system. Assist with FOIA and Privacy Act Requests: Help review and redact documents, apply legal exemptions, and draft responses to public information requests under attorney supervision. Collaborate Across the Agency: Work wit
The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: The work requires discretion and independent judgment in the application of a specialized body of laws, regulations, agency policies and practices, and judicial/administrative proceedings. Ensures accuracy of the electronic case file, researching legal issues, assisting at teleconferences and hearings, and drafting orders. Initiates inquiries regarding case processing and responds to appeal inquiries on behalf of the Administrative Judges (AJs) of the office. Drafts initial decisions, involving dismissals because of lack of jurisdiction and/or untimely filing, settlements, and other similar appeals. Analyzes dockets, performs research using electronic syst
The physical worksite for this position is located in Alexandria, Virginia. Presence at the Alexandria, VA campus is required for this role, as it includes on site functions that must be performed in person. Position may be eligible for situational telework in accordance with agency policy/business unit discretion. The agency currently allows for 52 hours of telework per calendar year. The individual selected for this position will... Research cited authorities in party filings; use standard citators to validate and analyze case law and secondary sources; assess validity, applicability, and precedential value; draft concise summaries and recommended actions; and escalate novel or anomalous issues consistent with agency guidance. Review and edit legal documents for conformance with applicable laws, rules, and agency procedures; verify citation accuracy; ensure overall document quality; an
The Paralegal Specialist provides administrative and legal support services requiring specialized knowledge in bankruptcy, including title 11, United States Code (U.S.C.), and specifically, Chapter 7 (Liquidation), Chapter 13 (Adjustment of Debts), and Chapter 11 (Reorganization). Serves as a paralegal in a region or field office of the United States Trustee Program (USTP), supports the United States Trustee (UST), Assistant United States Trustee (AUST), attorneys, and associated investigative, audit, and administrative staff by performing legal research, analysis, and case-related administrative services. In this position, the successful candidate will: Perform a variety of paralegal support assignments relating to bankruptcy cases filed under title 11, U.S.C. Assignments require significant specialized knowledge in bankruptcy law. Provide legal assistance and technical work requiring s
Occupation: Paralegal specialist (series 0950) | posted as: Paralegal Specialist | You will provide legal support to an agency and do not need a law degree. In this field, you will analyze the legal impact of decisions and rulings on an agency's programs, conduct research and analyze requests for infor | ~128 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Paralegal Specialist (Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys): The United States Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia (USAO-DC) is recruiting highly-motivated applicants to fill paralegal specialist vacancies in the Superior Court Division (SCD). The SCD has primary responsibility for prosecuting adult criminal cases in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia. The Division handles the highest volume of felony and misdemeanor cases prosecuted by the Office, including homicides, sexual assaults, carjackings, kidnappings, robberies, burglaries, domestic violence, narcotics and weapons possession, and quality of life offenses. If selected, you may be assigned to one of the Division's four litigating Sections: General Crimes, Major Crimes, Homicide, or Sex Offense and Domestic Violence. More information about the work of these sections can be found on USAO-DC's website at https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/superior-court-division. Please indicate in your cover letter which section you are interested in being considered for employment. -The General Crimes Section includes four units: the Case Initiation Unit, the Grand Jury Unit, the Felony Trial Unit, and the Misdemeanor Trial Unit. This section handles most of the cases prosecuted in the D.C. Superior Court. --The Case Initiation Unit handles the intake of new cases, arraignments, preliminary hearings, and other preliminary matters; the Grand Jury Unit manages issues relating to the operation of several Superior Court grand juries and handles the grand jury presentation of Felony Trial Unit cases; the Felony Trial Unit is responsible for prosecuting many felony cases brought in the Superior Court after the indictment and handles cases involving narcotics distribution, weapons offenses, and stolen vehicles; and the Misdemeanor Trial Unit prosecutes most Misdemeanor crimes in the District of Columbia, including offenses involving narcotics and weapons possession, theft, animal cruelty, destruction of property, threats, unlawful entries, and simple assault. -The Major Crimes Section is responsible for investigating and prosecuting violent crimes in the District of Columbia including non-fatal shootings, home-invasion burglaries, armed robberies, and carjackings. The complexity of the cases assigned to a prosecutor in the section increases as the prosecutor gains experience in the section. The section also prosecutes felony financial crimes and elder abuse. -The Homicide Section is responsible for the investigation and prosecution of homicides committed in the District of Columbia. There is also a Specialized Cases Unit within the Homicide Section that focuses on murders involving young children, domestic violence, sex crimes, vehicular homicides, and cold cases.? -The Sex Offense and Domestic Violence Section (SODV) has responsibility for the investigation and prosecution of a wide variety of cases brought in D.C. Superior Court involving intrafamily offenses (more commonly known as "domestic violence") (violence between former or current intimate partners, family members, roommates, and/or individuals who have a romantic partner in common), sexual abuse of children and adults, child physical abuse, sex and labor trafficking, voyeurism, stalking, unlawful publication of illicit images, and violations of the D.C. Sex Offender Registration Act laws. The Section also handles all of the intake functions of these Superior Court cases, from reviewing arrest warrants to screening and charging these cases. Typical work assignments will include: - Obtains, reviews, analyzes, and summarizes evidence, including police body worn camera footage, surveillance video, police paperwork, and digital evidence. - Supports AUSAs at hearings, grand jury, and trials, including assisting with exhibits, witness preparation, strategy, and presentation. - Prepares and organizes evidence for discovery utilizing specialized software. - Conducts factual and legal research, drafting legal pleadings and legal process such as subpoenas and warrants. - Corresponds directly with law enforcement, court employees, defense counsel, and other third parties regarding ongoing investigations and cases. - Researches relevant legal issues and preparing a variety of substantive legal documents. - Interacts with law enforcement, court personnel, victims and witnesses in preparing for court proceedings. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your training and experience progress. For more information on the Department of Justice and the United States Attorneys' Offices, visit http://www.justice.gov/usao/. As needed, additional positions may be filled using this announcement. This position is also being announced to applicants eligible to apply through Merit Staffing procedures under 26-DC-13003985-MS. - Paralegal Specialist (Office of Personnel Management): Provide Comprehensive Litigation Support: Maintain case files, compile records, prepare exhibits, coordinate document collection and production; conduct document review; assist with discovery requests and responses, track deadlines, and draft litigation reports and case summaries for administrative and federal cases. Conduct Foundational Legal Research: Use legal databases (e.g., Westlaw, Lexis) to research statutes, case law, and agency guidance on a broad range of issues. Support Ethics and Compliance Programs: Assist with reviewing financial disclosure reports, tracking deadlines, and helping employees navigate ethics requirements using tools like the Integrity system. Assist with FOIA and Privacy Act Requests: Help review and redact documents, apply legal exemptions, and draft responses to public information requests under attorney supervision. Collaborate Across the Agency: Work with program offices and legal staff to gather information, coordinate responses, and build professional communication skills in a legal environment. - Paralegal Specialist (Merit Systems Protection Board): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: The work requires discretion and independent judgment in the application of a specialized body of laws, regulations, agency policies and practices, and judicial/administrative proceedings. Ensures accuracy of the electronic case file, researching legal issues, assisting at teleconferences and hearings, and drafting orders. Initiates inquiries regarding case processing and responds to appeal inquiries on behalf of the Administrative Judges (AJs) of the office. Drafts initial decisions, involving dismissals because of lack of jurisdiction and/or untimely filing, settlements, and other similar appeals. Analyzes dockets, performs research using electronic systems to identify legal and procedural issues affecting appeals. Responds to oral and written requests from other Board offices, the public, appellants and their representatives, and agency representatives, concerning potential, pending and past appeals and general Board procedures. Analyzes and evaluates initial appeals, determining timeliness and jurisdictional issues and hearing requirements. - Paralegal Specialist (Department of Commerce): The physical worksite for this position is located in Alexandria, Virginia. Presence at the Alexandria, VA campus is required for this role, as it includes on site functions that must be performed in person. Position may be eligible for situational telework in accordance with agency policy/business unit discretion. The agency currently allows for 52 hours of telework per calendar year. The individual selected for this position will... Research cited authorities in party filings; use standard citators to validate and analyze case law and secondary sources; assess validity, applicability, and precedential value; draft concise summaries and recommended actions; and escalate novel or anomalous issues consistent with agency guidance. Review and edit legal documents for conformance with applicable laws, rules, and agency procedures; verify citation accuracy; ensure overall document quality; and apply updates resulting from changes in statutes, regulations, and procedural rules. Receive and take interlocutory action on stipulated and uncontested motions; grant routine extensions of time within delegated authority; and draft orders on non-dispositive matters, preparing recommendations on suspensions or consolidations for attorney review where warranted. Manage case files and dockets by receiving, reviewing, and docketing evidence and testimony; ensuring the completeness and accuracy of records; correcting identified deficiencies; and preparing records for the summary judgment, oral hearing, and decision stages. Examine and process ex parte appeals by verifying ripeness and formalities; instituting appeals within delegated authority; and taking interlocutory actions during the appeal (e.g., suspension, disposal, or remand) in accordance with agency guidance. Communicate clearly with internal and external stakeholders to explain routine procedural requirements; prepare periodic status updates and reports on actions, case types, and case status; and contribute to team cross training and process improvement activities within established guidelines. - Paralegal Specialist (U.S. Trustee Program): The Paralegal Specialist provides administrative and legal support services requiring specialized knowledge in bankruptcy, including title 11, United States Code (U.S.C.), and specifically, Chapter 7 (Liquidation), Chapter 13 (Adjustment of Debts), and Chapter 11 (Reorganization). Serves as a paralegal in a region or field office of the United States Trustee Program (USTP), supports the United States Trustee (UST), Assistant United States Trustee (AUST), attorneys, and associated investigative, audit, and administrative staff by performing legal research, analysis, and case-related administrative services. In this position, the successful candidate will: Perform a variety of paralegal support assignments relating to bankruptcy cases filed under title 11, U.S.C. Assignments require significant specialized knowledge in bankruptcy law. Provide legal assistance and technical work requiring specialized knowledge of processes, procedures, and practices in connection with Chapters 7, 11, and 13 cases. Support assignments of this nature generally involve the form, content, and processing of legal documents and the procedures involved in storing and retrieving case information. Provide trial and deposition support to include the organizing and creation of exhibits. Perform detailed legal research, including legislative history. Conduct factual research related to public corporations and corporate grievances. Verify citations and legal references. Format, edit, and proofread documents. Review bankruptcy petitions, schedules, and statements to identify fraud or abuse. Draft pleadings in cases that follow established precedents and attend/participate in case review meetings. Monitor the progress of pending cases and initiate action to ensure that legal pleadings, forms, reports, correspondence, and other documents are prepared. Draft simple motions and complaints objecting to discharge. Perform administrative duties supporting attorneys and auditors by maintaining and organizing multiple case-management systems. Perform administrative duties as needed for the field office or Region. Periodic travel is required, depending on work assignments and training. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** This announcement has an applicant count cut-off. Once 300 applications are received, the announcement will be removed from USAJOBS at 11:59pm EST on the day that the applicant count is reached. These positions involve a multi-grade career ladder. The major duties listed below represent the full performance level of GS-8. At the GS-5 grade level, you will perform assignments of a more limited scope and with less independence. You will progressively acquire the background necessary to perform at the full performance level of GS-8. Promotion is at the discretion of the supervisor and is contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of higher level work, and availability of funds. The major duties include but are not limited to: Conducts telephone i
Verifiy the identity of the legal next-of-kin of those patients who have expired in the medical center, when required. Coordinate release of remains with the Department of Pathology, or the United States Institute of Surgical Research, as applicable, and the receiving mortuary or designated carrier. Provide on-site administrative assistance to medical center wards, emergency room, clinics, and the United States Army Institute of Surgical Research, when requested. Initiate, receive, and submit all completed Very Seriously Ill/Seriously Ill/Special Category Patient Report for the hospital. Make personal contact with attending physician to obtain clarification of the recorded medical data, alcohol findings, and extent of disability and opinion of the line of duty status. Review applicable medical documents of mothers and newborns in order to extract necessary data to be recorded on the Stat
Once selected for the Customer Service Representative (CSR) position in SSA, you will contribute to the Agency's mission through direct service to the public. As the first point of contact, you are responsible for assisting beneficiaries or inquirers in person, by telephone or in writing to provide information on SSA laws, rules and regulations and Medicare Insurance Programs. This includes obtaining information in order to determine eligibility and entitlement for programs administered by SSA, and using automation tools to access and update information about claims or potential eligibility. As a Customer Service Representative, you must be knowledgeable about Social Security programs and be able to explain complex concepts to members of the public who contact the agency. If selected, you will be given extensive training to prepare you to perform the position. Customer Service Representa
Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Sell documents, maps, books, records, firewood and Christmas tree cutting permits, Golden Age Passports, Recreation Permits, Forest passes, and other similar permits and materials. Prepares written responses or furnishes printed material related to land, mineral, mining claim recordation and recreation inquiries. Interprets legal documents related to land segregation, ownership rights, and land availability. Provide written/oral information to the public on recreational opportunities, wild horse and burro adoptions, map purchases, areas of archeology and area history. Assist in conducting periodic audits to ensure proper reconciliation of funds. Assists in the operations of the Dockets Room to perform records maintenance and track serialized case files. Assist with annual accessions of case files to t
The following are the duties of this position at the full working level. If this vacancy includes more than one grade and you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to help you grow in this position. This position is the initial career step toward the full working level. The incumbent participates in on-the-job and classroom training to gain experience in providing a limited range of administrative and technical assistance to taxpayers. Interprets and applies applicable portions of basic tax law and regulations, and basic collection techniques and enforcement actions, in order to advise, inform, assess and collect taxes, and associated liabilities. Researches for and analyzes all available information applicable to specific and well-defined collection issues and takes corrective actions needed to close acco
Occupation: Contact representative (series 0962) | posted as: Contact Representative; Call Center Representative - Dha; Field Office - Customer Service Representative | You will support people with legal needs. In this series, you will: Give information to people on rights, benefits, privileges or obligations under a specific group or laws. Explain relevant legal provisions, regulat | ~6477 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Contact Representative (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** This announcement has an applicant count cut-off. Once 300 applications are received, the announcement will be removed from USAJOBS at 11:59pm EST on the day that the applicant count is reached. These positions involve a multi-grade career ladder. The major duties listed below represent the full performance level of GS-8. At the GS-5 grade level, you will perform assignments of a more limited scope and with less independence. You will progressively acquire the background necessary to perform at the full performance level of GS-8. Promotion is at the discretion of the supervisor and is contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of higher level work, and availability of funds. The major duties include but are not limited to: Conducts telephone interactions and creates responses to inquiries regarding any program administered by the IVC; Records new and/or updated information in computerized database(s) necessary for maintaining, routing and tracking correspondence; Develops, examines, adjusts, reconsiders, recommends settlement of various types of claims, receives and processes requests for authorization of healthcare services, supplies and benefits; Routinely researches and locates information that is missing or lacking in detail to ensure the submission is complete and adequate for processing; Furnishes information concerning rights and benefits with regard to assigned health benefit programs; Provides customers with advantages and disadvantages to various benefit options and discusses various alternatives; Assists in determining the status of claims for services; Explains and advises the basis for payment decisions and reasons for disallowance; Explains payment methodologies used in adjudicating medical claims to resolve questions about allowable amounts and cost shares; Works directly with patients/clients, beneficiaries, providers and collection agencies in an effort to mitigate or resolve situations in which the patient/client or beneficiary has been placed in an adverse credit situation due to non-payment and/or untimeliness of payment of medical claims; Advises, counsels and reviews applications for benefits for assigned health benefit programs administered by the IVC; Conducts and/or assists in the testing of new programs, enhancements to existing processes and new initiatives impacting customer service; and Performs other related duties as assigned. Work Schedule: 8-hour tour, Monday-Friday between 5:45 a.m. - 7:15 p.m. (Mountain Standard Time) based on business needs. Recruitment/Retention Incentive Approved: To support recruitment and retention in these fast-paced Contact Representative positions, newly appointed VA employees may be eligible for a $4,000 incentive in exchange for a 2-year service agreement. Telework: This position may be authorized for ad-hoc telework. Applicant will be required for on-site work. Telework eligibility will be discussed during the interview process. Promotion potential to GS-8, Step 10: $80,997.00 per year. Pay may be set at a rate/step above the minimum rate (AMR) for applicants with superior qualifications. Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time off per year, including 13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, and 11 paid Federal holidays. Selected applicants may qualify for credit toward annual leave accrual based on prior work experience or military service experience. Parental Leave: Up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full-time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a child care subsidy of up to 25% of eligible child care costs for qualifying children, up to a monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional Federal pension (5-year vesting) and Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) with up to 5% matching contributions by VA. Insurance: Federal health, vision, dental, term life, and long-term care insurance programs. Many Federal insurance benefits may be carried into retirement. Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved - Contact Representative (Office Automation) (Department of Defense): Verifiy the identity of the legal next-of-kin of those patients who have expired in the medical center, when required. Coordinate release of remains with the Department of Pathology, or the United States Institute of Surgical Research, as applicable, and the receiving mortuary or designated carrier. Provide on-site administrative assistance to medical center wards, emergency room, clinics, and the United States Army Institute of Surgical Research, when requested. Initiate, receive, and submit all completed Very Seriously Ill/Seriously Ill/Special Category Patient Report for the hospital. Make personal contact with attending physician to obtain clarification of the recorded medical data, alcohol findings, and extent of disability and opinion of the line of duty status. Review applicable medical documents of mothers and newborns in order to extract necessary data to be recorded on the State of Texas Certificate of Birth. Ensure eligibility for medical care of those Reserve and National Guard personnel no longer on active duty who incurred an injury or disease while entitled to military pay, which are authorized follow-up medical care. Attend state and/or local civilian sponsored seminars/courses relating to Vital Statistics (birth and death reporting). - Field Office - Customer Service Representative (BLNGL) (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): Once selected for the Customer Service Representative (CSR) position in SSA, you will contribute to the Agency's mission through direct service to the public. As the first point of contact, you are responsible for assisting beneficiaries or inquirers in person, by telephone or in writing to provide information on SSA laws, rules and regulations and Medicare Insurance Programs. This includes obtaining information in order to determine eligibility and entitlement for programs administered by SSA, and using automation tools to access and update information about claims or potential eligibility. As a Customer Service Representative, you must be knowledgeable about Social Security programs and be able to explain complex concepts to members of the public who contact the agency. If selected, you will be given extensive training to prepare you to perform the position. Customer Service Representatives provide assistance to beneficiaries and the general public in person, by telephone, or in writing; Conduct interviews to determine the nature of the caller's question or issue; Explain technical information, gather facts, evaluate evidence, and take action to resolve problems relating to all Social Security programs. - Contact Representative (Bureau of Land Management): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Sell documents, maps, books, records, firewood and Christmas tree cutting permits, Golden Age Passports, Recreation Permits, Forest passes, and other similar permits and materials. Prepares written responses or furnishes printed material related to land, mineral, mining claim recordation and recreation inquiries. Interprets legal documents related to land segregation, ownership rights, and land availability. Provide written/oral information to the public on recreational opportunities, wild horse and burro adoptions, map purchases, areas of archeology and area history. Assist in conducting periodic audits to ensure proper reconciliation of funds. Assists in the operations of the Dockets Room to perform records maintenance and track serialized case files. Assist with annual accessions of case files to the Federal Records Center, ensuring applicable retention schedules are followed, and official records are properly processed. Researches and utilizes several automated record systems including the plats/HI system, Legacy Re- Host 2000 (LR 2000), Case Recordation, Status Mining Claim Recordation and Collections and Billings System (CBS). Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. - Contact Representative (Internal Revenue Service): The following are the duties of this position at the full working level. If this vacancy includes more than one grade and you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to help you grow in this position. This position is the initial career step toward the full working level. The incumbent participates in on-the-job and classroom training to gain experience in providing a limited range of administrative and technical assistance to taxpayers. Interprets and applies applicable portions of basic tax law and regulations, and basic collection techniques and enforcement actions, in order to advise, inform, assess and collect taxes, and associated liabilities. Researches for and analyzes all available information applicable to specific and well-defined collection issues and takes corrective actions needed to close accounts. Explains actions taken. Contacts taxpayers and/or their representatives in response to IRS contacts regarding a limited number of delinquent situations. Provides explanations to specific inquiries initiated by individuals, generated by notices, or internally generated assignments. Advises taxpayers of the enforcement actions that may be taken if they fail to meet commitments to file return and/or pay tax liabilities, and encourages voluntary compliance with tax laws. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 4 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 3 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 3 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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The Legal Instruments Examiner is responsible for examining airmen applications, supporting documents, enforcement actions, and is responsible for issuing most classes of airmen certificates and an infinite number of various ratings, type ratings, limitations, exemptions, etc. as well as responding to inquiries from other FAA lines of business, airmen, the aviation public and other governmental agencies regarding airman certification information. This is a developmental position that will require the incumbent to participate in both a formal and informal training program that includes on-the-job training and a classroom training environment. The incumbent will be exposed to almost all aspects of the journeyman level responsibilities listed below for developmental purposes. The incumbent will perform the following duties, but in a limited and more supervised capacity than at the higher gr
Serves as an Inmate Classification & Computation Technician located within the Designations and Sentence Computation Center (DSCC) for the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Responsible for Judgment & Commitment files, sentence computations, release audits of computations, computation case audits, security and control of records, and initial inmate classifications for designations. Collects all necessary information from the US District Court, US Marshal Service and US Probation Office, or other authorities needed to request and provide designation and compute inmates' sentences. Serves as a subject matter expert, assisting institution staff with responses to questions and interpretations of status and case law within their respective field.
The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Receives new and proposed livestock market tariffs. Prepares letters transmitting stockyard jurisdictional questionnaires to the owners or operators of newly constructed or non-posted stockyards, requesting full disclosure of operations and facilities. Reviews, records, and maintains records of applications of registration, inquiry forms, bonds, trust fund agreements, letters of credit, and corresponding trust agreements. Prepares letters of acknowledgment, notifications, annual report forms, written guidance, and other official communication sent to surety companies, banks, and state agencies.
The duties and responsibilities for a Legal Instrument Examiner (Case Processing), GS-0963-8/9 generally include, but are not limited to, the following: Perform initial and continuing review of a large variety of complex legal documents Assess and correct appellate case files for completeness, deficiencies, or other legal requirements Conduct extensive searches of records, references, or historical material to obtain needed information before sending on to the attorney Conduct legal and process analysis of patterns and trends to ascertain fundamental fairness in case processing
As a Legal Instruments Examiner, you will serve as a specialist in the MCP, providing technical expertise, guidance, and customer support for the missions of the Training and Assessment Division. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Managing all aspects of NMC's course documentation processes, including receiving and reviewing applications for courses, programs, designated examiners, qualified assessors, and instructors by researching the credentials of the applicants, entering the applications into the data system, and preparing certification requests. Maintaining the Coast Guard's electronic course completion and curriculum submission System by ensuring information for each mariner is attributed to the correct mariner record. Reconciling contradictions, conflicts, and inconsistencies in certification request
Occupation: Legal instruments examining (series 0963) | posted as: Merchant Mariner Application Professional Qualification Evaluator; Legal Instruments Examiner; Merchant Mariner Credentialing Specialist; Administrative Technician For Maritime Training Courses | You will help examine legal documents that record a legally enforceable act, process, duty or right and other supporting documents. In this field, you will determine whether a request complies with laws. You must apply y | ~215 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Legal Instruments Examiner (Applications) (Federal Aviation Administration): The Legal Instruments Examiner is responsible for examining airmen applications, supporting documents, enforcement actions, and is responsible for issuing most classes of airmen certificates and an infinite number of various ratings, type ratings, limitations, exemptions, etc. as well as responding to inquiries from other FAA lines of business, airmen, the aviation public and other governmental agencies regarding airman certification information. This is a developmental position that will require the incumbent to participate in both a formal and informal training program that includes on-the-job training and a classroom training environment. The incumbent will be exposed to almost all aspects of the journeyman level responsibilities listed below for developmental purposes. The incumbent will perform the following duties, but in a limited and more supervised capacity than at the higher grades. Adjudicates legal instruments, applications and supporting documents for the specific certificates for which they have been trained and tested with various ratings, type ratings, limitations, exemptions, categories, etc. Communicates via oral and written explanations as to the granting or denial of airman certificates, based upon FAA regulations, policy, and guidance material, including international treaty, federal law, and legal case histories. Makes final determination whether to issue the certificate or rating for which the airman is applying, by consideration of all available legal and regulatory guidelines contained in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), various FAA Orders, exemptions, court decisions, legal precedents, or other governing policy documents for airmen certification. Analyzes legal decisions, enforcement actions and orders to determine the effect of such instruments on the airman's ability to apply for and/or hold an airman's certificate. In the case of airmen who hold multiple certificates, the examiner must determine which certificates and ratings are affected by the legal decisions. Incumbent must determine, from careful analysis of the progression and status of the case, when the airman is qualified for reinstatement or reapplication. Compiles extensive information on legal subjects and documents from the airmen records, and is responsible for the completeness, accuracy, relevancy and correctness of legal content of each airman's complete file. These files are certified by the Airmen Certification Branch and are accepted as evidence in all courts of law in the United States. Evaluates airmen records for the purpose of evidentiary hearings, especially involving cases of suspected fraud or misrepresentation on airman applications. Incumbent interfaces extensively with FAA Regional Counsel Offices in preparation for cases under the FAA Drug Enforcement Assistance Act of 1988 and in accordance with U.S.C 44703 and may be called to testify in these cases and to present evidence. The position requires an in-depth knowledge of the FAA Drug Enforcement Assistance Act of 1988, and knowledge of the FAA's responsibilities under the Act. This will require legal research and independent determination of findings regarding the airman's worthiness to hold an FAA airman certificate and involves liaison with other governmental agencies in the proper disposition of records, evidence, and outcomes of the application process. Processes all telephone and email inquiries and provides guidance to airmen, members of Congress, airlines, attorneys, insurance companies, foreign governments, law enforcement agencies, FAA regional and field offices, TSA, NTSB, GAO, OIG, AOV, and other sources. Makes determinations as to what information can be released from the airmen records, and to whom it can be released. Analyzes incoming mail, composes technical letters, correction notices and provides instruction/information to the clerks for response to public inquiries. Performs other duties as assigned. - Legal Instruments Examiner (Inmate Classification & Computation Technician) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Serves as an Inmate Classification & Computation Technician located within the Designations and Sentence Computation Center (DSCC) for the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Responsible for Judgment & Commitment files, sentence computations, release audits of computations, computation case audits, security and control of records, and initial inmate classifications for designations. Collects all necessary information from the US District Court, US Marshal Service and US Probation Office, or other authorities needed to request and provide designation and compute inmates' sentences. Serves as a subject matter expert, assisting institution staff with responses to questions and interpretations of status and case law within their respective field. - Legal Instruments Examiner (Department of Agriculture): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Receives new and proposed livestock market tariffs. Prepares letters transmitting stockyard jurisdictional questionnaires to the owners or operators of newly constructed or non-posted stockyards, requesting full disclosure of operations and facilities. Reviews, records, and maintains records of applications of registration, inquiry forms, bonds, trust fund agreements, letters of credit, and corresponding trust agreements. Prepares letters of acknowledgment, notifications, annual report forms, written guidance, and other official communication sent to surety companies, banks, and state agencies. - Legal Instrument Examiner (Case Processing) (Executive Office for Immigration Review): The duties and responsibilities for a Legal Instrument Examiner (Case Processing), GS-0963-8/9 generally include, but are not limited to, the following: Perform initial and continuing review of a large variety of complex legal documents Assess and correct appellate case files for completeness, deficiencies, or other legal requirements Conduct extensive searches of records, references, or historical material to obtain needed information before sending on to the attorney Conduct legal and process analysis of patterns and trends to ascertain fundamental fairness in case processing - Administrative Technician for Maritime Training Courses (Department of Homeland Security): As a Legal Instruments Examiner, you will serve as a specialist in the MCP, providing technical expertise, guidance, and customer support for the missions of the Training and Assessment Division. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Managing all aspects of NMC's course documentation processes, including receiving and reviewing applications for courses, programs, designated examiners, qualified assessors, and instructors by researching the credentials of the applicants, entering the applications into the data system, and preparing certification requests. Maintaining the Coast Guard's electronic course completion and curriculum submission System by ensuring information for each mariner is attributed to the correct mariner record. Reconciling contradictions, conflicts, and inconsistencies in certification request documentation and examination challenges. Communicating with maritime organizations, other Coast Guard units and the public to advise on mariner certification and examination processes. Recommends process improvement to the MMS in order to continually improve the Mariner Credentialing Program. Uses various standard and nonstandard computer software programs to accomplish the mission. Reasonable Accommodation (RA) Requests: If you believe you have a disability (i.e., physical or mental), covered by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended that would interfere with completing the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, you will be granted the opportunity to request a RA in your online application. Requests for RA for the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments and appropriate supporting documentation for RA must be received prior to starting the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments. Decisions on requests for RA are made on a case-by-case basis. If you meet the minimum qualifications of the position, after notification of the adjudication of your request, you will receive an email invitation to complete the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, based on your adjudication decision. You must complete all assessments within 48 hours of receiving the URL to access the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments if you received the link after the close of the announcement. To determine if you need a RA, please review the Procedures for Requesting a Reasonable Accommodation for Online Assessments. Reasonable Accommodation Information Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
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| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Receives and examines passport applications forwarded by passport application acceptance agents (clerks of court, postal service officials or military personnel), or presented in person by the applicant or the applicant's representative. Receives and examines passport applications, including applications for amendments, endorsements or replacement of mutilated, lost or stolen passports, forwarded by passport application acceptance agents. Reviews the application for completeness, signature, affirmation of the truthfulness of statements contained in the application, verification of the identity of the applicant, and presence of required photographs and fees. Maintains constant alertness to the possibility of fraudulent documentation or claims of identity. In cases where fraud is suspected completes "Suspected Fraudulent Application" form indicating the reason for suspicion. At the GS-5 le
Receives and examines passport applications forwarded by passport application acceptance agents (clerks of court, postal service officials or military personnel), or presented in person by the applicant or the applicant's representative. Receives and examines passport applications, including applications for amendments, endorsements or replacement of mutilated, lost or stolen passports, forwarded by passport application acceptance agents. Reviews the application for completeness, signature, affirmation of the truthfulness of statements contained in the application, verification of the identity of the applicant, and presence of required photographs and fees. Identifies gaps or inconsistencies in documentary evidence and seeks to reconcile same through judicious questioning of "Walk-in" applicants, or through requests for additional documentary evidence. At the GS-5 level, the incumbent pe
Occupation: Passport and visa examining (series 0967) | posted as: Passport Specialist - Direct Hire Authority | You will process applications for United States passports or visas. In this field, you will determine a person's citizenship or if non-citizens can come to the United States under the law. You should understand the laws | ~195 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Passport Specialist - Direct Hire Authority (Department of State): Receives and examines passport applications forwarded by passport application acceptance agents (clerks of court, postal service officials or military personnel), or presented in person by the applicant or the applicant's representative. Receives and examines passport applications, including applications for amendments, endorsements or replacement of mutilated, lost or stolen passports, forwarded by passport application acceptance agents. Reviews the application for completeness, signature, affirmation of the truthfulness of statements contained in the application, verification of the identity of the applicant, and presence of required photographs and fees. Maintains constant alertness to the possibility of fraudulent documentation or claims of identity. In cases where fraud is suspected completes "Suspected Fraudulent Application" form indicating the reason for suspicion. At the GS-5 level, the incumbent performs essentially the same duties as outlined above; however, the scope and complexity of assignments are of less responsibility and independence and receive closer supervision than at the GS-7 level. - Passport Specialist - Direct Hire Authority (Department of State - Agency Wide): Receives and examines passport applications forwarded by passport application acceptance agents (clerks of court, postal service officials or military personnel), or presented in person by the applicant or the applicant's representative. Receives and examines passport applications, including applications for amendments, endorsements or replacement of mutilated, lost or stolen passports, forwarded by passport application acceptance agents. Reviews the application for completeness, signature, affirmation of the truthfulness of statements contained in the application, verification of the identity of the applicant, and presence of required photographs and fees. Identifies gaps or inconsistencies in documentary evidence and seeks to reconcile same through judicious questioning of "Walk-in" applicants, or through requests for additional documentary evidence. At the GS-5 level, the incumbent performs essentially the same duties as outlined above; however, the scope and complexity of assignments are of less responsibility and independence and receive closer supervision than at the GS-7 level. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. 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| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
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| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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If selected for this position, you will join a well-respected team that is responsible for supporting Assistant United States Attorneys (AUSA) by providing a variety of legal assistance and office support services in either the Criminal Division or Civil Division. The Criminal Division represents the United States in the investigation and prosecution of federal criminal offenses. Working closely with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, the division prosecutes a wide range of cases, including violent crime, drug trafficking, financial fraud, cybercrime, child exploitation, immigration offenses, and national security matters. Legal assistants play a vital role in supporting attorneys throughout all phases of criminal litigation, from case initiation through trial and appeal. The Civil Division handles a variety of civil cases and investigations on behalf of the United State
DUTY 1 - Provides legal assistance support for Staff Judge Advocate and other staff attorneys. DUTY 2 - Provides legal assistance and guidance to clients. DUTY 3 - Reviews and prepares incoming and outgoing administrative correspondence, reports, and messages. DUTY 4 - Performs other administrative and clerical duties in support of the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate. DUTY 5 - Uses varied and advanced functions of word processing software to create, format, modify, edit, and print a variety of letters, reports, memos and other textual documents. DUTY 6 - Utilizes voice-activated closed microphones or similar mechanical equipment for recording at high-speed dictation during various informal and formal legal proceedings. DUTY 7 - Serves as Victim and Witness Program (VWAP) Coordinator.
Responsible for maintaining and addressing legal access for legal visits, legal phone calls, legal correspondence, access to discovery, legal access in emergent situations and access for populations with specific needs. Support the implementation of policies, programs, and procedures related to legal access and will have a significant impact on the formulation or execution of institutional decisions on legal access. Independently handles inquiries regarding legal access and serves as a resource to staff at their location, and to the public concerning legal access in the facility. This includes supporting the facility in providing a consistent process for communication around unexpected cancellation of legal visitation or scheduled legal calls by the facility. Elevate legal access as an operational priority in the facility, improve legal access during the detention process, including acce
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING DAY TO DAY As a Legal Assistant, you will use your knowledge and experience to optimize business results and customer experience by: Applying extensive rules, regulations and procedures applying to Medicare Part A, B, C and D appeals. Communicating effectively orally and in writing in order to provide information to assist appellants and their representatives; coordinating on the status of case management milestones with office staff and service providers; and locating and obtaining additional information necessary to case records. Entering and maintaining case records in the automated case management system and related data bases. Providing adjudication and clerical support to office, mailroom staff, other docketing staff, and supervisors using a wide variety of automated systems and office equipment.
As a Supervisory Legal Assistant (OA), you will perform the following duties: Supervise legal assistants and clerical staff to ensure timely support to OPLA attorneys in immigration matters. Track and manage Immigration Court dockets; coordinate docket assignments and obtain information needed for court proceedings Conduct legal administrative support by reviewing and analyzing case materials, collecting cited files, maintaining research aids, and analyzing documents for supportive evidence Prepare and route correspondence and basic motions; assemble documents for court use and for responses to FOIA, congressional, and discovery related requests Enter, research, and audit case data in multiple databases and files to keep immigration case information current
Occupation: Legal assistance (series 0986) | posted as: Legal Assistant (Office Automation); Legal Assistant (Oa); Legal Assistant (Legal Access Officer); Legal Assistant (Grand Jury Coordinator) | You will support legal work in jobs not included in another job series. | ~539 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Legal Assistant (Office Automation) (Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys): If selected for this position, you will join a well-respected team that is responsible for supporting Assistant United States Attorneys (AUSA) by providing a variety of legal assistance and office support services in either the Criminal Division or Civil Division. The Criminal Division represents the United States in the investigation and prosecution of federal criminal offenses. Working closely with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, the division prosecutes a wide range of cases, including violent crime, drug trafficking, financial fraud, cybercrime, child exploitation, immigration offenses, and national security matters. Legal assistants play a vital role in supporting attorneys throughout all phases of criminal litigation, from case initiation through trial and appeal. The Civil Division handles a variety of civil cases and investigations on behalf of the United States, including healthcare and procurement fraud, civil rights enforcement, constitutional challenges to statutes and regulations, environmental defense and enforcement, financial litigation, bankruptcy, asset forfeiture, immigration, and the defense of employment discrimination and tort claims. Legal Assistants play a vital role in supporting attorneys throughout all phases of litigation and investigation. If selected, you will receive formal and/or on-the-job training as needed. Typical work assignments will include: Examining, preparing, and processing a variety of technical legal documents, e.g., complaints, motions, orders, answers, pleadings, subpoenas, and libels. Proofreading and cite checking legal briefs, memoranda, and other legal documents. Providing assistance to attorneys in trial preparation by conducting non-complex research of litigation, statutes, regulations, and court cases. Assembling exhibits, affidavits, and other legal documents. Assembling and organizing files and records material for disposition or transfer to records depository. Maintaining calendar of assigned active cases. Tracking filing, hearing, and trials dates, and scheduling conference and interviews. Arranging travel by preparing itinerary and securing transportation and hotel reservations. Producing a variety of written documents and materials using a wide range of office software applications. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your training and experience progress. This position is considered a career ladder opportunity, with a full performance level of GS-07. If selected at a lower grade level, you may be non-competitively promoted to the next grade level at the discretion of your supervisor and is contingent upon meeting regulatory and legal requirements for promotion, satisfactory performance, and the availability of higher-level work. Promotion is not guaranteed, and no promise of promotion is implied. - LEGAL ASSISTANT (COURT) (Department of the Air Force): DUTY 1 - Provides legal assistance support for Staff Judge Advocate and other staff attorneys. DUTY 2 - Provides legal assistance and guidance to clients. DUTY 3 - Reviews and prepares incoming and outgoing administrative correspondence, reports, and messages. DUTY 4 - Performs other administrative and clerical duties in support of the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate. DUTY 5 - Uses varied and advanced functions of word processing software to create, format, modify, edit, and print a variety of letters, reports, memos and other textual documents. DUTY 6 - Utilizes voice-activated closed microphones or similar mechanical equipment for recording at high-speed dictation during various informal and formal legal proceedings. DUTY 7 - Serves as Victim and Witness Program (VWAP) Coordinator. - Legal Assistant (Legal Access Officer) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Responsible for maintaining and addressing legal access for legal visits, legal phone calls, legal correspondence, access to discovery, legal access in emergent situations and access for populations with specific needs. Support the implementation of policies, programs, and procedures related to legal access and will have a significant impact on the formulation or execution of institutional decisions on legal access. Independently handles inquiries regarding legal access and serves as a resource to staff at their location, and to the public concerning legal access in the facility. This includes supporting the facility in providing a consistent process for communication around unexpected cancellation of legal visitation or scheduled legal calls by the facility. Elevate legal access as an operational priority in the facility, improve legal access during the detention process, including access to counsel under the constitution, and may involve direct assistance to institutional staff by performing a segment of their work to achieve that goal. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff's correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Legal Assistant (Office of the Secretary of Health and Human Services): WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING DAY TO DAY As a Legal Assistant, you will use your knowledge and experience to optimize business results and customer experience by: Applying extensive rules, regulations and procedures applying to Medicare Part A, B, C and D appeals. Communicating effectively orally and in writing in order to provide information to assist appellants and their representatives; coordinating on the status of case management milestones with office staff and service providers; and locating and obtaining additional information necessary to case records. Entering and maintaining case records in the automated case management system and related data bases. Providing adjudication and clerical support to office, mailroom staff, other docketing staff, and supervisors using a wide variety of automated systems and office equipment. - Supervisory Legal Assistant (OA) (Immigration and Customs Enforcement): As a Supervisory Legal Assistant (OA), you will perform the following duties: Supervise legal assistants and clerical staff to ensure timely support to OPLA attorneys in immigration matters. Track and manage Immigration Court dockets; coordinate docket assignments and obtain information needed for court proceedings Conduct legal administrative support by reviewing and analyzing case materials, collecting cited files, maintaining research aids, and analyzing documents for supportive evidence Prepare and route correspondence and basic motions; assemble documents for court use and for responses to FOIA, congressional, and discovery related requests Enter, research, and audit case data in multiple databases and files to keep immigration case information current Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 3 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 3 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Workers' compensation claims examining (series 0991) | You will review, develop and determine compensation claims from employees injured or disabled at work and covered under the Federal Employees' Compensation Act or the Longshoreman's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act. | ~51 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. 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Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
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| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
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| 1 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The Veterans Service Representative (VSR) explains benefit programs and entitlement criteria, analyzes claims materials, identifies issues, gathers relevant evidence, conducts interviews, adjudicates claims, and inputs data necessary to generate the award and notification letter to the Veteran describing the decision and the reason for it. Specifically, the VSR will: Making determinations as to the eligibility for the type of benefit sought to include questions relating to adequacy of military service, medical evidence and the evaluation of evidence of income, employability, dependence and relationship Requesting examinations, re-examination or opinions to evaluate disabilities resulting from diseases or injuries Reviewing claims cases to assure all issues have been addressed, applies and interprets VA laws, including Veterans' case law, existing statutes and procedures, precedent ruling
Occupation: Veterans claims examining (series 0996) | posted as: Veterans Claims Examiner; Veterans Service Representative | You will supervise or work in veterans' claims processing. In this field, you will review, adjust, reconsider and approve claims filed by veterans, their dependent family members and beneficiaries. These claims include d | ~1311 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Veterans Service Representative (Veterans Benefits Administration): The Veterans Service Representative (VSR) explains benefit programs and entitlement criteria, analyzes claims materials, identifies issues, gathers relevant evidence, conducts interviews, adjudicates claims, and inputs data necessary to generate the award and notification letter to the Veteran describing the decision and the reason for it. Specifically, the VSR will: Making determinations as to the eligibility for the type of benefit sought to include questions relating to adequacy of military service, medical evidence and the evaluation of evidence of income, employability, dependence and relationship Requesting examinations, re-examination or opinions to evaluate disabilities resulting from diseases or injuries Reviewing claims cases to assure all issues have been addressed, applies and interprets VA laws, including Veterans' case law, existing statutes and procedures, precedent rulings and state law in the adjudication process May conduct interviews in person or by phone with Veterans, representatives and advocates to explain the full range of VA benefits and related programs Preparing and releasing correspondences for use by other federal, state and local agencies Utilizing various electronic data processing systems to input data for processing claims and generating automated correspondence. Promotion Potential: The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulatory, qualification, and performance requirements are met. Selection at a lower grade level does not guarantee promotion to the full performance level. The grade progression for this position is GS-07/09/10. Work Schedule: Full time, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Compressed/Flexible: Available Telework: This position is eligible for situational (ad hoc) telework only. The selectee is required to report to the official duty station each scheduled workday. Telework may be approved only on a case-by-case basis with supervisory approval. Routine or recurring telework is not authorized for this position. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description Title/PD#: Veterans Service Representative/PD37301A, PD37300A, and PD37233A Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Financial Disclosure Report: Not required Bargaining Unit: Yes Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 4 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 3 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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This is a bargaining unit position. This position is represented by the Council of AFGE Locals in the Board. WHERE CAN I FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE PATHWAYS PROGRAM? For additional information regarding the Pathways Program, please refer to the following website: Students & Recent Graduates The RRB Recent Graduates Program affords developmental experiences in the Federal Government intended to promote possible careers in the civil service to individuals who have recently graduated from qualifying educational institutions or programs. Successful applicants are placed in a dynamic, developmental program with the potential to lead to a civil service career in the Federal Government. Following the completion of program requirements, selectees may be considered for non-competitive conversion to a career-conditional or term appointment. All conversion requirements will be identified in the Partic
***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** MAJOR DUTIES: Interviews and counsels' patients applying for outpatient and inpatient medical care. Assists patients with completion of the means test (financial assessment) process. Provides information to applicants or inquirers regarding VA medical care eligibility and entitlement requirements. Screens applicants for humanitarian emergencies, possible third party and workmen's compensation cases. Reviews all lodging requests. Processes admissions accurately and timely, determining bed availability according to policy and entering required information into the appropriate system. Maintains an electronic log of patients reporting to the Patient Registration window requesting services. Resolves problems and complaints involving procedural administrative i
Occupation: Claims assistance and examining (series 0998) | posted as: Claims Assistant; Claims Examiner (Sickness/ Unemployment) | You will review, adjust, reconsider or recommend claims by or against the government. In this field, you should understand claims processing procedures and requirements. You may: Examine claims due to loss and damage | ~34 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Pathways Recent Graduates Claims Examiner (Sickness/ Unemployment) (Railroad Retirement Board): This is a bargaining unit position. This position is represented by the Council of AFGE Locals in the Board. WHERE CAN I FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE PATHWAYS PROGRAM? For additional information regarding the Pathways Program, please refer to the following website: Students & Recent Graduates The RRB Recent Graduates Program affords developmental experiences in the Federal Government intended to promote possible careers in the civil service to individuals who have recently graduated from qualifying educational institutions or programs. Successful applicants are placed in a dynamic, developmental program with the potential to lead to a civil service career in the Federal Government. Following the completion of program requirements, selectees may be considered for non-competitive conversion to a career-conditional or term appointment. All conversion requirements will be identified in the Participant Agreement. Program requirements include but are not limited to: Successful completion of at least 1-year of continuous service Completion of at least 40 hours of interactive training Demonstration of successful job performance Meet the qualification standards for the position to which the Recent Graduate may be converted Conversion to the competitive service is not implied nor guaranteed. As a Pathways Recent Graduates Claims Examiner (Sickness/ Unemployment), you will: Examine and adjudicate supplemental medical statements to make determinations on continued entitlement to sickness benefits. Determine the sufficiency, relevancy, and validity of evidence submitted in the adjudication of initial applications and claims for unemployment and/or sickness benefits. Review cases referred to the section for possible recovery of erroneous payments and collection of debts from claimants. Respond to inquiries via telephone, written replies, or electronic means from labor or railroad officials, government agencies, welfare organizations, claimants, attorneys, and others. Access various computer systems to enter, view, route, retrieve, and print data/documents used in the adjudicative processes and process various miscellaneous work items. Note: This posting is for the purpose of announcing a course of training leading to assignment to positions of Railroad Retirement Sickness and Unemployment Claims Examiner, GS-08, for successful applicants. These positions will be filled at the GS-05 level only. Upon successful completion of the 38-week training, selectees will be promoted to the GS-07 level. Selectees will be promoted to the GS-08 level after successfully completing one year at the GS-07 position. - Claims Assistant (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** MAJOR DUTIES: Interviews and counsels' patients applying for outpatient and inpatient medical care. Assists patients with completion of the means test (financial assessment) process. Provides information to applicants or inquirers regarding VA medical care eligibility and entitlement requirements. Screens applicants for humanitarian emergencies, possible third party and workmen's compensation cases. Reviews all lodging requests. Processes admissions accurately and timely, determining bed availability according to policy and entering required information into the appropriate system. Maintains an electronic log of patients reporting to the Patient Registration window requesting services. Resolves problems and complaints involving procedural administrative issues. Provides guidance to the medical staff regarding administrative procedures, legal eligibility and entitlement of applicants. Adjusts workload assignments by coordinating with other co-workers in immediate work area. Assists and processes long term care applications, hardship cases and/or other special cases. Performs other related duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 7:30 am - 4:00 pm or 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not approved Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 3 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The Folklife Specialist (Research and Programs) position is located in Researcher and Collections Services (RCS), of the Special Collections Directorate (SCD) in the American Folklife Center (AFC) at the Library of Congress. Pursuant to Public Law 94-201, the American Folklife Center was created in 1976 by the U.S. Congress to “preserve and present” American folklife through programs of research, documentation, archival preservation, reference service, live performance, exhibition, publication, and training. The purpose of the position is to support professional services for the Center's public programming activities as part of a team; contribute significantly to the planning and coordination of research-based educational resources and interpretive materials; support the development of AFC archival collections; and represent the Center within and outside the Library on matters of folklif
Provides assistance to higher graded illustrators and photographers in the development of visual media products. Assists in the preparation and development of visual media and presentation material in support of the organization’s programs. Uses a computer and various types of visual media software to produce final products which meet the organization’s needs and mission. Provides customers with guidance and assistance on design, art concepts, and color for maximum visual impact. Provides photographic support by photographing award presentations, official portraits, buildings and grounds. Updates and maintains the organization’s Intranet webpage.
As a Conservator Technician, you will: Complete conservation treatments of a variety of complexities under the direction of a supervisory conservator Construct custom housings to specifications provided by a supervisory conservator or box team lead. Document treatments using a checklist or narrative report Undertake routine lab activities to support unit-wide conservation activities, such as maintaining equipment, preparing supplies, and monitoring inventories.
VTC Operation and Support responsible for the monitoring, operating, managing, troubleshooting, and restoring service to any of the components comprising any VTC, A/V systems across the AMC/CS mission networks, including, but not inclusive to data/voice communications equipment, data terminal equipment, and transmission media. Maintains, interprets, training user manual instructions, and coordinates with users. VTC and Audiovisual Equipment Maintenance. Receives VTC system reservation requirements from authorized officials/organizations and schedules and coordinates conferences.
Major Duties Proofreads and edits draft decisions and orders. Verifies references, quotations, and legal citations. Ensures correct formatting, spelling, and grammar usage. Ensures that documents are proofread for substantive consistency of text, correct citation of dates, names, quotations from case records, legal and medical terminology, case citations, and the accuracy of grammar, punctuation, spelling, and usage. Responsible for the preparation, compilation, and publication of final Board decisions and orders. Coordinates transmission of drafts, rewrites, and final decisions to and from the legal staff, division staff, and the Board. Makes timely and accurate data entries into the Board's case management system for case tracking purposes. Provides secure storage for the protection of personally identifiable information and appropriate archiving by ECAB and the National Archives and R
Occupation: General arts and information (series 1001) | posted as: Visitor Experience Coordinator; Folklife Specialist (Research And Programs); Employees' Compensation Appeals Board Publications Editor; Video Teleconference Specialist | You will supervise or work on duties covered in two or more series in this group or where this work isn't included in another job series. | ~63 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Folklife Specialist (Research and Programs) (Library of Congress): The Folklife Specialist (Research and Programs) position is located in Researcher and Collections Services (RCS), of the Special Collections Directorate (SCD) in the American Folklife Center (AFC) at the Library of Congress. Pursuant to Public Law 94-201, the American Folklife Center was created in 1976 by the U.S. Congress to “preserve and present” American folklife through programs of research, documentation, archival preservation, reference service, live performance, exhibition, publication, and training. The purpose of the position is to support professional services for the Center's public programming activities as part of a team; contribute significantly to the planning and coordination of research-based educational resources and interpretive materials; support the development of AFC archival collections; and represent the Center within and outside the Library on matters of folklife, ethnomusicology, ethnographic research, and oral history. As the Folklife Specialist (Research and Programs), you will: Support the planning and coordination of a range of public programs under the guidance of the supervisor, Head of Research and Programs, such as performances, lectures, exhibitions, and interpretive programs, including goals and objectives, development of management plans, and the scheduling of public programs. Contribute to materials across multiple media that draw on expertise in the fields of folklore, ethnomusicology, oral history, and related cultural heritage disciplines. Materials may include written articles, lectures, blog posts, publicity/press releases, and social media communications, as well as the development of content for various digital platforms. Prepare and contribute to policy and division reports as required. Assist with Center folklife and ethnomusicological research projects in the Library of Congress and in other research libraries and ethnographic archives. Aid with professional services and information resources in various media for that the Center provides to cultural heritage fields, including folklife, ethnomusicology, and oral history. Contribute to Center field research and documentation projects when applicable, using standard interviewing and documentary techniques and equipment. Help with timelines, product development, staffing, and publicity for American Folklife Center initiatives involving public programming and researcher development or support as required. Represent the Center within the Library on matters of folklife, ethnomusicology, ethnographic research, and public programming; stay abreast of the latest research and publications in these fields; make and maintain professional contacts (both within and outside the Library); and travel outside the Library to work with collaborators to further Center objectives. Provide reference services for complex research projects and issues associated with the American Folklife Center's archival collections on folklife, ethnomusicology, and documentary media. Duties include surveying and evaluating the Library's collections relating to these areas; addressing complex reference inquiries; and planning and developing public information resources in various media concerning Center research and programming activities and archival resources. Aid in providing resources to support AFC educational programming development and works with other units and programs as needed (inside and outside of the Library). Stay abreast of trends in the archival field. Provide subject expertise and conducts research, as needed to help inform collection acquisition decisions. Assist archives staff to provide curatorial expertise and other support as assigned related to collections processing and access efforts. Perform other duties as assigned. The position description number for this position is 470679. The salary range indicated reflects the locality pay adjustments for the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan area. The incumbent of this position will work a Flexitime work schedule. This is a non-supervisory, bargaining unit position. Relocation expenses will not be authorized for the person(s) selected under this vacancy announcement. - Visual Information Technician (Defense Logistics Agency): Provides assistance to higher graded illustrators and photographers in the development of visual media products. Assists in the preparation and development of visual media and presentation material in support of the organization’s programs. Uses a computer and various types of visual media software to produce final products which meet the organization’s needs and mission. Provides customers with guidance and assistance on design, art concepts, and color for maximum visual impact. Provides photographic support by photographing award presentations, official portraits, buildings and grounds. Updates and maintains the organization’s Intranet webpage. - Conservator Technician (National Archives and Records Administration): As a Conservator Technician, you will: Complete conservation treatments of a variety of complexities under the direction of a supervisory conservator Construct custom housings to specifications provided by a supervisory conservator or box team lead. Document treatments using a checklist or narrative report Undertake routine lab activities to support unit-wide conservation activities, such as maintaining equipment, preparing supplies, and monitoring inventories. - VIDEO TELECONFERENCE SPECIALIST (Air Mobility Command): VTC Operation and Support responsible for the monitoring, operating, managing, troubleshooting, and restoring service to any of the components comprising any VTC, A/V systems across the AMC/CS mission networks, including, but not inclusive to data/voice communications equipment, data terminal equipment, and transmission media. Maintains, interprets, training user manual instructions, and coordinates with users. VTC and Audiovisual Equipment Maintenance. Receives VTC system reservation requirements from authorized officials/organizations and schedules and coordinates conferences. - Employees' Compensation Appeals Board Publications Editor (Office of the Secretary of Labor): Major Duties Proofreads and edits draft decisions and orders. Verifies references, quotations, and legal citations. Ensures correct formatting, spelling, and grammar usage. Ensures that documents are proofread for substantive consistency of text, correct citation of dates, names, quotations from case records, legal and medical terminology, case citations, and the accuracy of grammar, punctuation, spelling, and usage. Responsible for the preparation, compilation, and publication of final Board decisions and orders. Coordinates transmission of drafts, rewrites, and final decisions to and from the legal staff, division staff, and the Board. Makes timely and accurate data entries into the Board's case management system for case tracking purposes. Provides secure storage for the protection of personally identifiable information and appropriate archiving by ECAB and the National Archives and Records Administration. Ensures the confidentiality of the boards' decision-making process. Develops, implements, and maintains record-keeping systems to track cases and documents that are received, processed, and transmitted for issuance from division staff, legal staff, and the Board. Provides occasional coverage to supervisor by maintaining logs with supporting data and preparing reports of findings for the Chair, Vice Chair, Board Members, Supervisory Attorneys, Attorneys, and other staff. Updates record-keeping system to timely and accurately track cases and documents. Serves as point of contact on behalf of the Board, communicating with the Office of the Clerk of the Appellate Boards and online legal research services and the monthly posting of decisions on the ECAB website. Proficient in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Adobe Acrobat, and Microsoft Outlook. Other duties as assigned. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 3 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Museum curator (series 1015) | You will supervise or work on research, collections and exhibits in federal museums. | ~2 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
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| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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The Learning and Engagement Division (PLE) strives to develop experiences where everyone feels that art is accessible and brings value and connection to their lives, and where they are empowered to bring their own experiences, creativity and curiosity to shared spaces. The Administrator of school tours is a position within the Gallery and Studio Learning department. This person is primarily responsible for organizing and implementing the arrangements for about 2,000 school tours per year – serving approximately 25,000 students. Duties of this position include, but are not limited to: Schedules in-person and virtual school tours for children – preschool age through the 12th grade – and maintains the master list of appointments for the year. Handles phone and email inquiries from schools. Advertises the bus fund to local DC public schools. Serves as contracting officer's representative (CO
As a Museum Specialist you will serve as a Liaison for NMAI's museum collection at the Cultural Resources Center (CRC) The duties of this position include, but are not limited to, the following: Have a working knowledge of the over 850,000 objects in the NMAI collection from North, Central and South America of Native cultures, art forms and material from a wide variety of geographic and cultural regions (contemporary, archaeological, and ethnographic) including an awareness of the potential spiritual and sensitive nature of some items or materials in Native collections to better facilitate collections visits. Conducts research on Native cultures and their material culture and make connections between different elements to determine best avenues for securing information for the researcher. Examples could include materials related to a specific tribe or all examples of netted style beadwor
The Office of Registrar at the National Gallery of Art is responsible for maintaining and updating records on all works of art owned by or entrusted to the care of the Gallery for the location, condition, safety and movement of those works of art. Duties for this position include; Oversees the movement of works of art, ensures working conditions meet safety requirements, and coordinates movement, installation or packing schedules with various departments. Determines work schedules to meet deadlines, reviews work in progress and provides training as necessary. Properly installs works of art in all media utilizing proper installation techniques and incorporating proper aesthetic considerations under the direction of supervisors, conservators, design staff and curators. Works closely with registrars and conservators to determine best method for packing art. Makes packing and storage recomme
Occupation: Museum specialist and technician (series 1016) | posted as: Art Handler; Museum Specialist (Aeronautics); Museum Specialist (General); Museum Technician (Visitor Experience Representative ) | You will do technical or specialized work in public museums or help manage museum collections. | ~25 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Museum Specialist (Administrator of School Tours) (National Gallery of Art): The Learning and Engagement Division (PLE) strives to develop experiences where everyone feels that art is accessible and brings value and connection to their lives, and where they are empowered to bring their own experiences, creativity and curiosity to shared spaces. The Administrator of school tours is a position within the Gallery and Studio Learning department. This person is primarily responsible for organizing and implementing the arrangements for about 2,000 school tours per year – serving approximately 25,000 students. Duties of this position include, but are not limited to: Schedules in-person and virtual school tours for children – preschool age through the 12th grade – and maintains the master list of appointments for the year. Handles phone and email inquiries from schools. Advertises the bus fund to local DC public schools. Serves as contracting officer's representative (COR) for the bus services contract. Updates staff regarding scheduling matters, problems and challenges, and special requests by teachers. Assembles and mails information packets as requested. Manages database of school tour scheduling and school mailing list. Maintains accurate and up-to-date records, computer inventory and profiles of attendees. Monitors the existing computer system and makes recommendations for upgrades/improvements as necessary. Develops reports as requested and learns the necessary programs to provide information to management. Collects, interprets and organizes data and makes recommendations for tour expansion. Schedules staff and volunteers. Once a tour is booked, this person is responsible for finding and assigning the volunteer docents necessary to provide that tour. Prepares materials needed for volunteer program: docent lists, mailing labels, ID cards, nametags, parking permits, and daily parking requests and memos. Processes mailings. Maintains attendance records. Prepares tour materials and works closely with the supervisor to ensure that all materials are ordered, organized and available. Assists in maintaining an inventory of common supplies used for both tours and studio/family programs. Orders and pays for supplies. Maintains up-to-date listing of schools and teachers. Prepares school emails and print mailings. Records and reports tour attendance statistics. Collects, compiles and synthesizes feedback from tours to share with the docent team. - Museum Specialist (General) (Smithsonian Institution ): As a Museum Specialist you will serve as a Liaison for NMAI's museum collection at the Cultural Resources Center (CRC) The duties of this position include, but are not limited to, the following: Have a working knowledge of the over 850,000 objects in the NMAI collection from North, Central and South America of Native cultures, art forms and material from a wide variety of geographic and cultural regions (contemporary, archaeological, and ethnographic) including an awareness of the potential spiritual and sensitive nature of some items or materials in Native collections to better facilitate collections visits. Conducts research on Native cultures and their material culture and make connections between different elements to determine best avenues for securing information for the researcher. Examples could include materials related to a specific tribe or all examples of netted style beadwork in the collections from the entire hemisphere. In addition to using the museum's database (EMu), the incumbent utilizes outside resources (i.e., Web searches, museum & outside publications, archaeological reports, and tribal websites). When developing database reports, the incumbent must also consider the cultural sensitivity of some objects. Exercises knowledge, skill, and experience in collections care practices and participates in collections care duties. This work includes maintaining the cleanliness of the collections space (vacuuming, dusting, and reshelving) and following all requirements for the proper tracking, moving and storage of collections objects. Manages requests for visits to the NMAI collections at the Cultural Resources Center that may come from Native community members and representatives, SI/NMAI staff, Federal and state officials, researchers, academics and curators, museum professionals, visitors, or the general public. - Art Handler (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): The Office of Registrar at the National Gallery of Art is responsible for maintaining and updating records on all works of art owned by or entrusted to the care of the Gallery for the location, condition, safety and movement of those works of art. Duties for this position include; Oversees the movement of works of art, ensures working conditions meet safety requirements, and coordinates movement, installation or packing schedules with various departments. Determines work schedules to meet deadlines, reviews work in progress and provides training as necessary. Properly installs works of art in all media utilizing proper installation techniques and incorporating proper aesthetic considerations under the direction of supervisors, conservators, design staff and curators. Works closely with registrars and conservators to determine best method for packing art. Makes packing and storage recommendations for new acquisitions. Develops and customizes packing systems to accommodate objects of unique sizes and shapes. Leads other art handlers or contractors in the safe handling of objects, instructing them on specific tasks and job assignments. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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Under supervision, drafts various documents, including correspondence, memos, promotional materials, announcements, presentations, informational materials, forms, brochures, flyers, press releases and social media content. Prepares these materials for both print and electronic distribution where applicable. Regularly reviews and updates marketing materials and researches and makes routine corrections. Assists in the development of marketing, publicity, and promotional materials, outreach activities and campaigns to ensure effective communications of National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disable (NLS) programs and services. Markets NLS programs and services using appropriate print and electronic resources. Assists in developing, coordinating, and conducting outreach programs including orientations, tours, and presentations about NLS. Works on various components of outreach camp
Assists in developing and disseminating written, audio, and visual communication products for dissemination through print and electronic media. Serves as command representative in the community to include the local Fort Bragg communities, veteran/military service organizations, academia to inform them about the Army generally and Army Special Operations specifically Coordinates with other staff sections to provide proactive support to command-wide planning and operational efforts. Assists with research, develops and staffs responses to routine media queries, and assists in coordinating long-term media projects such as book, movie, or documentary requests
The Public Services Assistant is often the first point of contact for the public and press in person, on the telephone, and electronically at the Supreme Court. The Public Services Assistant responds to a high volume of requests for information, including general inquiries about the Court, assistance with finding materials on the Court's website, and requests for Court documents. The Public Services Assistant is responsible for obtaining, updating, and distributing resources and reference materials, including Court schedules, case materials, and Court publications. The Public Services Assistant prepares Court orders and opinions for public release, manages the seating process for press on Court session days, and supervises film crews. This role coordinates frequently with other Court offices to meet public and press needs, provides assistance in managing a large file system and in retrie
As a Public Affairs Specialist, you will be responsible for: Drafting content for and distributes a variety of communications for internal and external audiences including content for social media and web. Assisting in coordinating requests from across the agency for digital communications support. Supporting the implementation of new new initiatives and projects that will enhance the team's operational effectiveness. Identifying, tracking, and reporting relevant breaking local, state, and national news.
This is an excepted service position that requires membership in a compatible military assignment in the DC Army National Guard. MILITARY REQUIREMENTS: You must meet the minimum military rank as specified in this announcement. If you are not sure you are eligible for military membership, please contact a DC Army National Guard recruiter prior to applying for this position. Applicants applying to this position who exceed the maximum military grade listed on this job announcement MUST submit a statement in writing that they are willing to take an administrative reduction in grade to the advertised military grade on the job announcement for which applying. Applicants who exceed the military grade will NOT be placed into the technician position until they have been administratively reduced to the military grade on the job announcement. Please note that exceeding the maximum rank does not aut
Occupation: Public affairs (series 1035) | posted as: Public Affairs Specialist; Public Services Assistant; Visitor Programs Assistant | You will communicate with the general public, both foreign and domestic audiences. In this field, you will plan and carry out communications and outreach messages on policy decisions and agency programs, services, activi | 25% of entry postings require a degree | ~96 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Public Affairs Specialist (Legislative Branch): Under supervision, drafts various documents, including correspondence, memos, promotional materials, announcements, presentations, informational materials, forms, brochures, flyers, press releases and social media content. Prepares these materials for both print and electronic distribution where applicable. Regularly reviews and updates marketing materials and researches and makes routine corrections. Assists in the development of marketing, publicity, and promotional materials, outreach activities and campaigns to ensure effective communications of National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disable (NLS) programs and services. Markets NLS programs and services using appropriate print and electronic resources. Assists in developing, coordinating, and conducting outreach programs including orientations, tours, and presentations about NLS. Works on various components of outreach campaigns including messaging, collateral development and analytics. Resolves routine issues and works to resolve problems when outreach goals are not met. Works to develop and maintain personal contacts, as directed by the Head of Communications and Outreach (COS), with stakeholder groups to provide information about NLS, its mission and services, and promote the use of NLS services. Assists in the development and implementation of plans designed to enhance the relationships with various internal and external stakeholders, to increase understanding of NLS services, and to increase effectiveness in communicating program goals priorities and areas of concern. The incumbent adheres to agency policy and regulations when disseminating information. However, they can independently exercise appropriate judgement when specific guidelines are not applicable. Researches, prepares, gathers, organizes, or distributes written and electronic materials and data to various internal and external stakeholders to help ensure that program objectives and communications are accomplished. Arranges for and organizes clerical staff assistance or obtains services, supplies, or information from other NLS offices. Provides detailed logistical support for programs and outreach campaigns including, but not limited to preparing collateral materials for outreach events, developing lists of contacts for outreach, coordinating clerical staff assistance, staffing education and outreach events, entering data and assisting with the purchase of related materials. Performs logistical planning activities for a wide range of programs and events for both internal and external stakeholders. Assists in identifying necessary logistical requirements and makes assigned logistical arrangements. Assist in scheduling and coordinating meeting places, room set up, assembly of equipment, and other tasks as necessary. Assists in developing program checklist to ensure all requirements are met. Develops schedules and agendas for various events and meetings. Assists in identifying and implementing new technologies, including web based tools, to support NLS programs and outreach. Provides feedback in setting program support deadlines and ensures that they are met. Plans and conducts pre-and post-event meetings. Compiles, maintains, and analyzes basic program statistics. Assists in the development of various NLS programs, outreach campaigns and activities. Based on evaluations, makes appropriate recommendations to the Head of COS for potential changes in programming and outreach. Under the supervision of the Head of COS, informs others within NLS about trending topics, issues, and opportunities for additional outreach. Relocation expenses will not be authorized for the person(s) selected under this vacancy announcement. - Public Affairs Specialist (U.S. Special Operations Command (Army)): Assists in developing and disseminating written, audio, and visual communication products for dissemination through print and electronic media. Serves as command representative in the community to include the local Fort Bragg communities, veteran/military service organizations, academia to inform them about the Army generally and Army Special Operations specifically Coordinates with other staff sections to provide proactive support to command-wide planning and operational efforts. Assists with research, develops and staffs responses to routine media queries, and assists in coordinating long-term media projects such as book, movie, or documentary requests - Public Services Assistant (Supreme Court of the United States): The Public Services Assistant is often the first point of contact for the public and press in person, on the telephone, and electronically at the Supreme Court. The Public Services Assistant responds to a high volume of requests for information, including general inquiries about the Court, assistance with finding materials on the Court's website, and requests for Court documents. The Public Services Assistant is responsible for obtaining, updating, and distributing resources and reference materials, including Court schedules, case materials, and Court publications. The Public Services Assistant prepares Court orders and opinions for public release, manages the seating process for press on Court session days, and supervises film crews. This role coordinates frequently with other Court offices to meet public and press needs, provides assistance in managing a large file system and in retrieval of documents to support the work of the office, maintains office supplies, and performs other administrative duties as assigned. The Public Services Assistant reports directly to the Public Information Officer and is supervised by the Deputy Public Information Officer. - Public Affairs Specialist (Press Assistant) (Federal Communications Commission): As a Public Affairs Specialist, you will be responsible for: Drafting content for and distributes a variety of communications for internal and external audiences including content for social media and web. Assisting in coordinating requests from across the agency for digital communications support. Supporting the implementation of new new initiatives and projects that will enhance the team's operational effectiveness. Identifying, tracking, and reporting relevant breaking local, state, and national news. - PUBLIC AFFAIRS SPECIALIST (Department of the Army): This is an excepted service position that requires membership in a compatible military assignment in the DC Army National Guard. MILITARY REQUIREMENTS: You must meet the minimum military rank as specified in this announcement. If you are not sure you are eligible for military membership, please contact a DC Army National Guard recruiter prior to applying for this position. Applicants applying to this position who exceed the maximum military grade listed on this job announcement MUST submit a statement in writing that they are willing to take an administrative reduction in grade to the advertised military grade on the job announcement for which applying. Applicants who exceed the military grade will NOT be placed into the technician position until they have been administratively reduced to the military grade on the job announcement. Please note that exceeding the maximum rank does not automatically qualify you for consideration. Compatible military grade and assignment required prior to the effective date of placement The National Guard's full-time support program requires that all military technicians are members of the National Guard and are appointed to full-time positions which correspond to their military assignments. Applicants who are not currently a member of the National Guard must be eligible for immediate membership. Minimum Military Rank: E-3/PFC Maximum Military Rank: E-6/SSG Other requirements: For positions requiring the operation of motor vehicles, candidates must have a valid state driver's license for the state in which they live or are principally employed. For positions requiring a security clearance (Secret or Top Secret) the applicant must possess or be able to obtain a clearance within One (1) year of appointment Works for the local Army National Guard Recruiting (ARNG) and Retention Battalion (RRB) in the Marketing and Advertising section. Serves as the Social Media Content Specialist responsible for developing modern and engaging content to support the battalion's engagement strategy for reaching its internal and external audiences as part of the recruiting and retention mission for the ARNG. This position will assist the Marketing and Advertising NCOIC with planning social media strategies and content to communicate the ARNG Recruiting and Retention Command's communication focus areas, priorities and missions at the battalion level. This position will engage with audiences on the battalion's social media platforms, provide content to support Recruiting and Retention Company level social media pages, and will also establish and maintain working relationships with social media counterparts at the Recruiting and Retention headquarters. Duties: Plans and creates multimedia content using graphic design, photo manipulation and video editing software and techniques. Must be able to operate the battalion's host of social media platforms. Must be knowledgeable of DOD and Army policies regarding social media. Assists with managing the battalion's Social Media Content Calendar. Provides or coordinates for social media coverage of major communication events and efforts using the battalion's official social media platforms, including but not limited to, Future Soldier events, educator tours, awards for recruiters, and other key recruiting functions. Provides updates to brigade and USAREC headquarters regarding upcoming social media activity to coordinate amplifying coverage at higher levels. Performs other duties as assigned. Note: This is not a comprehensive list of duties and responsibilities for this PD Number NGD2400000 as released in FASCLASS. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 4 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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This position is located in the Administrative Division, Translation and Interpretation Section of the United States Attorney's Office (USAO) for the Southern District of California. The incumbent will be required to provide high-quality Spanish/English transcription and translation services for a variety of litigative activities. Typical duties include: Serving as an expert source of information to USAO staff regarding the Spanish language at all levels of complexity to include idiomatic expressions, regionalisms, colloquialisms, culturally based expressions, profanities, slang expressions and technical terms; Preparing certified translations of court documents; law enforcement reports; accounting/financial documentations; vital records, forensic reports - including autopsies, lab reports; medical reports, etc.; text messages; prison records; treaties, statutes and regulations; high lev
The following are the duties of this position at the full working level. If this vacancy includes more than one grade and you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to help you grow in this position. Translates material for use in Spanish-language taxpayer information publications, tax forms and instructions, taxpayer education publications, training or other documents, including public information releases such as flyers and posters, memorandums, and correspondence. Translations may be from English into Spanish or from Spanish to English and are considered final and authoritative. Writes material in Spanish or English from rough drafts to final form. Materials may involve varied and legal and other specialized terminology. Ensures clarity and proper grammar, syllabification, punctuation, spelling, and form
The responsibilities described are for the full performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope performed with less independence, and limited complexity. Perform consecutive interpreting for Department of Homeland Security (DHS) component employees, immigration officers, attorneys, aliens, and other parties during all types of immigration proceedings. Translate documents and transcribe audio and video material for DHS adjudications, investigations and prosecutions. Perform advanced research incident to translating and/or interpreting. Review media in the foreign language, and as needed, provide translations into English or English language summaries. Conduct peer review of translation and transcription work products.
Occupation: Language specialist (series 1040) | posted as: Language Specialist; Translator | In this job series, you will translate between a foreign language and English in writing or verbally. You may also administer, supervise and perform translations. | 67% want a licence/certification | ~6 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Translator (Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys): This position is located in the Administrative Division, Translation and Interpretation Section of the United States Attorney's Office (USAO) for the Southern District of California. The incumbent will be required to provide high-quality Spanish/English transcription and translation services for a variety of litigative activities. Typical duties include: Serving as an expert source of information to USAO staff regarding the Spanish language at all levels of complexity to include idiomatic expressions, regionalisms, colloquialisms, culturally based expressions, profanities, slang expressions and technical terms; Preparing certified translations of court documents; law enforcement reports; accounting/financial documentations; vital records, forensic reports - including autopsies, lab reports; medical reports, etc.; text messages; prison records; treaties, statutes and regulations; high level, very formal official government documents; publications, etc. within tight deadlines; Preparing certified transcriptions and translations of post-arrest interviews, intercepted phone calls, body-wire recordings, Port-of-Entry (POE) videos, immigration court proceedings, jail calls, and recorded witness interviews in a fast-paced and challenging environment; Providing summary and sight translations to Assistant United States Attorneys (AUSA) of documentation received by the office; Reviewing and evaluating transcriptions and translations prepared by opposing counsel; Providing interpretation services for USAO personnel at meetings and during case-related activities as needed in criminal and civil matters; and Performing administrative and other related duties as assigned. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your training and experience progress. This position is considered a career ladder opportunity, with a full performance level of GS-12. If selected at a lower grade level, you may be non-competitively promoted to the next grade level at the discretion of your supervisor and is contingent upon meeting regulatory and legal requirements for promotion, satisfactory performance, and the availability of higher-level work. Promotion is not guaranteed, and no promise of promotion is implied. Interagency Career Transition Assistance Plan (ICTAP)- The ICTAP provides eligible displaced Federal competitive service employees with selection priority over other candidates for competitive service vacancies. If your agency has notified you in writing that you are a displaced employee eligible for ICTAP consideration, you may receive selection priority if: 1) this vacancy is within your ICTAP eligibility; 2) you apply under the instructions in the announcement; and 3) you are found well-qualified for this vacancy. To be well-qualified, you must satisfy all qualification requirements for the vacant position and receive a score of 85 or better on established ranking criteria. You must provide proof of eligibility to receive selection priority. Such proof may include a copy of your written notification of ICTAP eligibility or a copy of your separation personnel action form. Additional information about ICTAP eligibility is at: http://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/workforce-restructuring/employee-guide-to-career-transition/. Career Transition Assistance Plan (CTAP)-The CTAP provides eligible surplus and displaced competitive service employees in the Department of Justice with selection priority over other candidates for competitive service vacancies. If your Department of Justice component has notified you in writing that you are a surplus or displaced employee eligible for CTAP consideration, you may receive selection priority if: 1) this vacancy is within your CTAP eligibility, 2) you apply under the instructions in this announcement, and 3) you are found well-qualified for this vacancy. To be well qualified, you must satisfy all qualification requirements for the vacant position and receive a score of 85 or better on established ranking criteria. You must provide a copy of your written notification of CTAP eligibility with your application. Additional information about CTAP eligibility is at http://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/workforce-restructuring/employee-guide-to-career-transition/. - Translator (Bilingual-Spanish) (Internal Revenue Service): The following are the duties of this position at the full working level. If this vacancy includes more than one grade and you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to help you grow in this position. Translates material for use in Spanish-language taxpayer information publications, tax forms and instructions, taxpayer education publications, training or other documents, including public information releases such as flyers and posters, memorandums, and correspondence. Translations may be from English into Spanish or from Spanish to English and are considered final and authoritative. Writes material in Spanish or English from rough drafts to final form. Materials may involve varied and legal and other specialized terminology. Ensures clarity and proper grammar, syllabification, punctuation, spelling, and format. Translations made are into language as easily understood as possible, explaining often difficult and highly complex provisions of tax law. Translates charts, tabulations, and other materials for use in technical publications and in reports and other documents. Proofreads technical publications, tax forms and instructions, and other documents written in Spanish or English. Provides translation support for Spanish-language TV and radio programs, tax literature, and other material prepared by Public Affairs, Communications, other Service divisions, or other government agencies. - Language Specialist (Citizenship and Immigration Services): The responsibilities described are for the full performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope performed with less independence, and limited complexity. Perform consecutive interpreting for Department of Homeland Security (DHS) component employees, immigration officers, attorneys, aliens, and other parties during all types of immigration proceedings. Translate documents and transcribe audio and video material for DHS adjudications, investigations and prosecutions. Perform advanced research incident to translating and/or interpreting. Review media in the foreign language, and as needed, provide translations into English or English language summaries. Conduct peer review of translation and transcription work products. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Serving as a Audiovisual Production Specialist GS-1071-9/11/12 makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) team and mission. This position is located in the Office of the Associate Director for Training Ops (TOPS), Training Management Operations Directorate (TMO), E-Learning and Training Analytics Division (ETA), eLearning and Training Technology Support Branch (ETT), located in Glynco, Georgia. The primary purpose of this position is to provide substantive assistance to staff and customers by performing a variety of media customer and staff service functions to facilitate their ability to support various component and partner organization missions Typical duties include: Producing and directing complex audiovisual projects, including managing all administrative, logistical, and creative aspects to ensure productions are completed on time, within b
The US Attorney's Office Northern District of Alabama is looking for a video editor and creator to support the district's mission of representing the interests of the United States in litigation and community affairs. This new position will create powerful content across video, social media and emerging platforms, building the digital influence of the district. If selected for this position, you will: Collaborate with Executive Assistant United States Attorney and the district Public Information Officer on strategic communication plan, and from that plan, develop content that can be deployed to: Social Media - The role requires understanding the different audience and tone of each of our social media channels, craft posts that inform and engage our followers, and drive them to our website(s) Long-form Content - Content such as profiles, Q & As, and news stories, will be featured on the d
Occupation: Audiovisual production (series 1071) | posted as: Audiovisual Production Specialist | You will supervise or make recorded or live television and radio programs, films and other similar programs. In this field, you will plan, organize and direct the work of technical people to produce the final product. | ~11 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Audiovisual Production Specialist (Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers): Serving as a Audiovisual Production Specialist GS-1071-9/11/12 makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) team and mission. This position is located in the Office of the Associate Director for Training Ops (TOPS), Training Management Operations Directorate (TMO), E-Learning and Training Analytics Division (ETA), eLearning and Training Technology Support Branch (ETT), located in Glynco, Georgia. The primary purpose of this position is to provide substantive assistance to staff and customers by performing a variety of media customer and staff service functions to facilitate their ability to support various component and partner organization missions Typical duties include: Producing and directing complex audiovisual projects, including managing all administrative, logistical, and creative aspects to ensure productions are completed on time, within budget, and in compliance with agency policies. Designing and developing multimedia and e-learning assets-such as graphics, animations, 3D models, and interactive content-to enhance law enforcement training and organizational communications. Leading post-production editing by combining video, audio, graphics, and special effects, delivering professional and cohesive audiovisual products that meet client and organizational objectives. Operating and troubleshooting advanced studio and field production equipment, including cameras, lighting, audio systems, and streaming technologies, to support live and recorded events. Collaborating with clients, stakeholders, and team members to develop production plans, advise on cost-effective techniques, and ensure audiovisual products effectively communicate intended messages. View common definitions of terms found in this announcement: Common Definitions. - Audiovisual Production Specialist (Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys): The US Attorney's Office Northern District of Alabama is looking for a video editor and creator to support the district's mission of representing the interests of the United States in litigation and community affairs. This new position will create powerful content across video, social media and emerging platforms, building the digital influence of the district. If selected for this position, you will: Collaborate with Executive Assistant United States Attorney and the district Public Information Officer on strategic communication plan, and from that plan, develop content that can be deployed to: Social Media - The role requires understanding the different audience and tone of each of our social media channels, craft posts that inform and engage our followers, and drive them to our website(s) Long-form Content - Content such as profiles, Q & As, and news stories, will be featured on the district website and pitched to other entities, news and communications outlets when appropriate. Additionally, support social media monitoring and engagement by performing periodic sweeps of social media platforms to monitor district mentions and interaction; ensuring adherence to district, Department of Justice and industry wide standards and best practices. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your training and experience progress. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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As an Editor, you will perform a wide range of writing and editing assignments designed to produce quality publications. Major duties include, but are not limited to, the following: Assist with the edits, rewrites and reviews of all audit/inspection reports and a variety of other documents for the OIG that may be highly technical in nature. Recommend editorial changes designed to enhance the clarity of information, grammatical accuracy, cohesiveness, and consistency of fact and data with authors. Assist with providing guidance to managers and other OIG components on effective writing techniques and the effective use of graphics in reports and other written products. Assist in the preparation of a variety of presentations, charts, and visual aids for use in meetings, briefings, conferences, congressional hearings, and other forums. Utilize various information technologies to assist with t
Research and write papers, studies, and publications pertaining to organizational R&D activities. Manages the publication of technical products to ensure they meet the requirements and needs of selected audiences. Manages information resources and provides program support to ensure effective organizational operations. Efficiently manages multiple responsibilities involving internal and external stakeholders.
Occupation: Writing and editing (series 1082) | posted as: Writer-Editor | You will write and edit materials, like reports, regulations, articles, newsletters, magazines, news releases, training materials, brochures, guidebooks, scholarly works, reference works, speeches or scripts. | 50% need a clearance | ~14 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Editor (Department of Energy - Agency Wide): As an Editor, you will perform a wide range of writing and editing assignments designed to produce quality publications. Major duties include, but are not limited to, the following: Assist with the edits, rewrites and reviews of all audit/inspection reports and a variety of other documents for the OIG that may be highly technical in nature. Recommend editorial changes designed to enhance the clarity of information, grammatical accuracy, cohesiveness, and consistency of fact and data with authors. Assist with providing guidance to managers and other OIG components on effective writing techniques and the effective use of graphics in reports and other written products. Assist in the preparation of a variety of presentations, charts, and visual aids for use in meetings, briefings, conferences, congressional hearings, and other forums. Utilize various information technologies to assist with the drafting and editing of materials, design work, and finalization of layout of final products. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. - WRITER-EDITOR (Department of the Air Force - Agency Wide): Research and write papers, studies, and publications pertaining to organizational R&D activities. Manages the publication of technical products to ensure they meet the requirements and needs of selected audiences. Manages information resources and provides program support to ensure effective organizational operations. Efficiently manages multiple responsibilities involving internal and external stakeholders. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 3 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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You will organize comments, suggestions, queries, and notes from subject matter experts. You will establish the structure for the transmission of information by facilitating electronic distribution of documents. You will maintain distribution links, reorganize platform folder structure, and archive superseded material. You will ensure the timely delivery of written and visual content. You will design new and/or edit existing publication templates to improve document structure, formatting, and consistency. You will coordinate the inclusion of illustrations and tabular material to augment the publication. You will update visual elements such as graphs, flow charts, figures, and illustrations. You will develop front matter (title and content page) and back matter (notes, appendixes, illustration log, and captions). You will edit the overall publication for readability, active voice, sentenc
The following are the duties of this position at the GS-12. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. As a Technical Writer-Editor, you will: Properly manipulate the contents of documents and of Federal Register publications to ensure legally effective, timely, and accurate publication of them. Manage work, whether done independently, as a team member, or in leading others, to achieve timely, accurate publication of all documents and accomplish all program goals. Understand and appropriately address customer needs associated with all aspects of the Federal Register publication process in fulfillment of the Office of the Federal Register's program responsibilities. Understand and properly use the technical resources available for, and associated with the Feder
Occupation: Technical writing and editing (series 1083) | posted as: Technical Writer-Editor; Technical Editor | You will write or edit technical materials like Research reports. Scientific or technical articles. News releases. Technical manuals, specifications, brochures and pamphlets. Speeches or scripts on scientific or t | ~11 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TECHNICAL EDITOR (Department of the Navy): You will organize comments, suggestions, queries, and notes from subject matter experts. You will establish the structure for the transmission of information by facilitating electronic distribution of documents. You will maintain distribution links, reorganize platform folder structure, and archive superseded material. You will ensure the timely delivery of written and visual content. You will design new and/or edit existing publication templates to improve document structure, formatting, and consistency. You will coordinate the inclusion of illustrations and tabular material to augment the publication. You will update visual elements such as graphs, flow charts, figures, and illustrations. You will develop front matter (title and content page) and back matter (notes, appendixes, illustration log, and captions). You will edit the overall publication for readability, active voice, sentence structure, elimination of wordiness, slang and jargon, gender, and third-person usages. You will review phrasing, word change, and syntax. You will format text heading and body styles, borders, equations, and automated bulleted and numbered lists to provide a cohesive page layout. You will maintain document consistency, logical flow of information, and appropriate grouping of context. You will confirm tables and illustrations have retained their original intent and that their visual elements are aesthetically pleasing and of a high print quality. You will conduct proofreading to check punctuation, spelling and grammar, and make sure tenses agree. You will utilize specialized multi-service specific vocabulary, abbreviations, and terminology within the specialized fields of electronics, weapons systems, and avionics. You will conduct a preliminary review, art review, and paste-up review to resolve discrepancies between text and visual elements. You will print, duplicate, and reproduce split-run publications in the form of digital printing and electronic media for academic courseware, technical manuals, aviation weapons schools' tactics manuals, and other supporting training curricula. You will make informed decisions about the size, shape, look, and feel of the finished product, to include assembling the required number of copies, ensuring that each is bound and trimmed according to the customer's request. You will create universal electronic media files that are suitable for display on any device and to the extent and file size that it can be easily distributed and accessed by the fleet, indeterminate of bandwidth or location. - Technical Writer-Editor (National Archives and Records Administration): The following are the duties of this position at the GS-12. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. As a Technical Writer-Editor, you will: Properly manipulate the contents of documents and of Federal Register publications to ensure legally effective, timely, and accurate publication of them. Manage work, whether done independently, as a team member, or in leading others, to achieve timely, accurate publication of all documents and accomplish all program goals. Understand and appropriately address customer needs associated with all aspects of the Federal Register publication process in fulfillment of the Office of the Federal Register's program responsibilities. Understand and properly use the technical resources available for, and associated with the Federal Register publications processes, including information technology, legacy systems, and other technical resources. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 3 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Creates print and multimedia presentations as requested to meet the needs of NBAF. This involves using creative processes and tools to generate graphics and displays, some of which may be scientific in nature and fit requirements of the project. Participates in transforming spoken or written descriptions of items, processes, issues, or events into visual representations without the benefit of existing pictures, models, or diagrams. Selects and utilizes custom equipment and techniques for public relations, scientific, technical, biomedical and event photography. Works with scientific staff to assure images correctly show research results as desired by the researcher and are acceptable quality for publications and presentations. Uses appropriate and approved IT systems to maintain searchable databases of sensitive and non-sensitive images. As required, works with visual planners, editors,
Designs and creates economic and statistical content for accuracy, clarity, and accessibility for multiple audiences. Creates materials including graphics, flyers, social media graphics charts, tables, and visuals for different platforms according to related policies and standards. Ensures content and format are appropriate for target audience. Collaborates to create and improve content, following best practices, working on multiple projects and meeting deadlines.
Serving as a Visual Information Specialist GS-1084-9/11/12 makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) team and mission. This position is located in the Office of the Associate Director for Training Ops, Training Management Operations Directorate, ELearning and Training Analytics Division, eLearning and Training Technology Support Branch, located in Glynco, Georgia. The primary purpose of this position is to perform work in the analysis, development, and preparation of visual information products in support of the FLETC's various training and administrative programs. Typical duties include: Planning and providing visual art and information products and services for a diverse group of clients to include the FLETC divisions, the FLETC Partner Organizations, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and a wide variety of other federal agencies. Coord
As a Graphic Designer at CIA, you will conceptualize, design, and produce visual intelligence assessments for US policymakers. You will be part of an interdisciplinary team managing multiple design projects under minimal supervision. You will work with analytic colleagues to define project requirements and advise on optimal visual presentation. Graphic Designers are responsible for a wide range of projects such as charts and graphs, flow diagrams, infographics, presentation visuals, illustrations, publication design, cover designs, brochures, posters, and logos. You will have opportunities for internal training as well as external conferences to develop and maintain your skills.
***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** This position involves a multi-grade career ladder. The major duties listed below represent the full performance level of GS-11. At the GS-9 grade level, you will perform assignments of a more limited scope and with less independence. You will progressively acquire the background necessary to perform at the full performance level of GS-11. Promotion is at the discretion of the supervisor and is contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of higher-level work, and availability of funds. Duties include, but not be limited to the following: Provide oversight and management of the Medical Center's intranet site. Ensure compliance with intranet content policies and will ensure published information is valid and current. Work with web sponsors to man
Occupation: Visual information (series 1084) | posted as: Visual Information Specialist; Graphics Designer | You will design and display visuals like photographs, illustrations, diagrams or charts. In this field, you will apply the principles and tools of visual design so the intended audience understands the message. | ~28 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Visual Information Specialist (Agricultural Research Service): Creates print and multimedia presentations as requested to meet the needs of NBAF. This involves using creative processes and tools to generate graphics and displays, some of which may be scientific in nature and fit requirements of the project. Participates in transforming spoken or written descriptions of items, processes, issues, or events into visual representations without the benefit of existing pictures, models, or diagrams. Selects and utilizes custom equipment and techniques for public relations, scientific, technical, biomedical and event photography. Works with scientific staff to assure images correctly show research results as desired by the researcher and are acceptable quality for publications and presentations. Uses appropriate and approved IT systems to maintain searchable databases of sensitive and non-sensitive images. As required, works with visual planners, editors, writers, and printing specialists within ARS and APHIS; and outside contacts including printers and graphic art contractors. Produces creative graphic design work in conjunction with the Communications Office for intended audiences through illustrations, websites, posters for meetings, figures for publications and signage for general use. Works in coordination with the supervisor in developing original designs, concepts, or visual styles following USDA-approved branding guidelines for outreach activities, social media, publications, exhibits, or presentation materials. Uses photography and video capture; imagery, graphic and video editing software; publication design and layout; and design for digital and social media. Uses Adobe Creative Suite and its programs, specifically InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop. Works with appropriate USDA, ARS, and APHIS personnel to produce visual images that meet or exceed requirements in order to comply with all Department, ARS, APHIS, and NBAF policies. - Visual Information Specialist (U.S. Census Bureau): Designs and creates economic and statistical content for accuracy, clarity, and accessibility for multiple audiences. Creates materials including graphics, flyers, social media graphics charts, tables, and visuals for different platforms according to related policies and standards. Ensures content and format are appropriate for target audience. Collaborates to create and improve content, following best practices, working on multiple projects and meeting deadlines. - Visual Information Specialist (Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers): Serving as a Visual Information Specialist GS-1084-9/11/12 makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) team and mission. This position is located in the Office of the Associate Director for Training Ops, Training Management Operations Directorate, ELearning and Training Analytics Division, eLearning and Training Technology Support Branch, located in Glynco, Georgia. The primary purpose of this position is to perform work in the analysis, development, and preparation of visual information products in support of the FLETC's various training and administrative programs. Typical duties include: Planning and providing visual art and information products and services for a diverse group of clients to include the FLETC divisions, the FLETC Partner Organizations, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and a wide variety of other federal agencies. Coordinating each graphics request from inception to completion utilizing talent and skills, plus the personnel and resources available within the branch and those available from contractors and/or other organizational elements of the federal government. Ensuring that all developed products and services comply with Section 508 requirements, copyright requirements, and provides consultation to the client to resolve any discrepancies, as required. Providing counsel, expertise, and assistance to co-workers as a subject matter expert on traditional and computer graphics projects as workload requires and recommends improved processes in the areas of design and production. Following all established laws; agency, directorate, and division directives; and policies/procedures applicable to workload and mission View common definitions of terms found in this announcement: Common Definitions. - Graphics Designer (Central Intelligence Agency): As a Graphic Designer at CIA, you will conceptualize, design, and produce visual intelligence assessments for US policymakers. You will be part of an interdisciplinary team managing multiple design projects under minimal supervision. You will work with analytic colleagues to define project requirements and advise on optimal visual presentation. Graphic Designers are responsible for a wide range of projects such as charts and graphs, flow diagrams, infographics, presentation visuals, illustrations, publication design, cover designs, brochures, posters, and logos. You will have opportunities for internal training as well as external conferences to develop and maintain your skills. - Visual Information Specialist (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** This position involves a multi-grade career ladder. The major duties listed below represent the full performance level of GS-11. At the GS-9 grade level, you will perform assignments of a more limited scope and with less independence. You will progressively acquire the background necessary to perform at the full performance level of GS-11. Promotion is at the discretion of the supervisor and is contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of higher-level work, and availability of funds. Duties include, but not be limited to the following: Provide oversight and management of the Medical Center's intranet site. Ensure compliance with intranet content policies and will ensure published information is valid and current. Work with web sponsors to manage web content, style, and quality. Determine size, color, use of graphics or photographs, typography and other elements to be incorporated and how it will be reproduced. Serve as a software expert for all graphics programs utilized in the Medical Media program. Develop creative ideas and concepts. Utilize a variety of desktop publishing software such as Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Microsoft Office Suite etc. Create graphics to use on internet/intranet, social media, internal television systems and elsewhere for communication needs. Prepare layouts of web pages, digital media. Perform other duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Full-time; Monday through Friday; 8:00am - 4:30pm Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
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| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The United States Space Force (USSF) at the Pentagon is searching for a TMM Program Manager to support SYD 81 (NH-0343-03, GS-12/13 Equivalent). Description: This position is an Acquisition Program Manager working in the Space Force Personnel Data Management office responsible for developing two Space Force Wide programs - a new Human Resources IT program and Continuous Fitness Assessment Wearables (CFAW) program to utilize fitness devices for PT testing. This office develops and maintains the acquisition baselines and program strategies for enterprise business capabilities in support of the Space Force and mission partners. This includes driving cost, schedule, and performance for HR IT and CFAW. This position leads cross-functional IPTs, which ensures acquisition integration across SYD 81, defines and enforces all program management processes in support of HR IT, CFA, and SYD 81, provi
Arranges, prepares for, and participates in meetings and calls involving different stakeholders related to origination, underwriting and execution of project and corporate financing of investment projects located in emerging and developing countries. Analyzes corporate financial statements, including profit-and-loss, cash-flow, and balance sheet statements, and presents findings. Reviews, tests, and develops complex financial models in Excel to evaluate creditworthiness of potential borrowers. Research and drafts written narratives of the economic and political environment in the foreign countries where proposed investment projects are located. Assists with preparation of internal approval documents (e.g., Screening, Underwriting Committee, Investment Committee and Board papers) particularly in proper formatting of data. Creates PowerPoint and Excel charts for use in various approval pro
This is a Direct Hire Public Notice, under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections are made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) for Certain Personnel of the DoD Workforce, in accordance with Section 7, Direct Hire Auth 5 U.S.C. § 9905, 6/23/2023 Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Manages a 14-million-square-foot administrative space portfolio across 140 National Capitol Region (NCR) facilities, overseeing the assignment,
Conducts interviews with loan applicants, reviews loan applications, and makes preliminary inquiries to develop factual information to assess the eligibility of applicants. Providing technical advice, guidance, and credit counseling to loan applicants and borrowers. Applies knowledge of agency farm loan programs and eligibility requirements. Applies technical knowledge of farm financing and credit, financial management concepts and practices, farm operations, land use and value, production and marketing of various crops and livestock, and prices and markets in the serviced farming areas. This position works in a developmental capacity receiving on-the-job and classroom training in the administration of farm loan programs. These positions assist the Farm Loan Manager in administering farm loan programs in a USDA Service Center serving one or more Counties. Upon completion of training prog
You will serve as analyst over logs and records to ensure quality and timely delivery of required documents for fleet support for aircraft maintenance. You will provide guidance, training, and support to the aircraft data technicians and data management specialists in their performance of routine and specialized tasks. You will serve as a point of contact for errors, deficiencies, and complaints regarding the logs and records requirements of aircraft management. You will work with all levels of production management up to and including the Deputy Program Manager (DPM) to identify and resolve logbook issues or errors. You will screen, update, and closeout aircraft records and determine accuracy and completeness. You will screen component record cards to determine possible service life expiration during repair which would adversely affect the aircraft and equipment safety, mission capabili
Occupation: General business and industry (series 1101) | posted as: Store Associate; Commissary Contractor Monitor; Computer Assisted Ordering Technician; Loan Analyst | You supervise or work in jobs that combine the duties of multiple series or jobs that aren't classified in another job series. | ~1083 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Acquisition Program Management Specialist (Space Systems Command): The United States Space Force (USSF) at the Pentagon is searching for a TMM Program Manager to support SYD 81 (NH-0343-03, GS-12/13 Equivalent). Description: This position is an Acquisition Program Manager working in the Space Force Personnel Data Management office responsible for developing two Space Force Wide programs - a new Human Resources IT program and Continuous Fitness Assessment Wearables (CFAW) program to utilize fitness devices for PT testing. This office develops and maintains the acquisition baselines and program strategies for enterprise business capabilities in support of the Space Force and mission partners. This includes driving cost, schedule, and performance for HR IT and CFAW. This position leads cross-functional IPTs, which ensures acquisition integration across SYD 81, defines and enforces all program management processes in support of HR IT, CFA, and SYD 81, provides statutory compliance guidance (e.g., Clinger-Cohen Act), and manages contract execution and direction for A&AS/SETA personnel in SYD 81. This office is also responsible for creating, coordinating, and synchronizing acquisition strategies, spend plans, and other official programmatic documentation through SYD 81 staff functions for current and future HR IT and CFAW operations and activities. Will lead a mixed team of approximately 5 to 10 Government civilian, military, and support contractors. Ideal Candidate: Ideal candidate would possess at least 5 years of experience in defense acquisition and program management. Possessing a background in leading enterprise capability acquisitions, navigating Defense Business Systems (DBS), and executing agile software methodologies is highly desired. Knowledge of the Business Capability Acquisition Cycle (BCAC - DoDI 5000.75), Software Acquisition Pathway (DoDI 5000.87), Contracting Officer Representative (COR) duties, and APDP Practitioner Certification in Program Management is also highly desired. Must be able to lead a team of Government civilian, military, and support contractors. Must be an effective communicator, able to receive, interpret, and communicate programmatic information from senior leadership to the rest of the organization. Knowledge, Skill & Abilities: 1. Knowledge of the applicable principles, concepts, policies, and laws; functions, programs, and systems applicable to the duties of logistics contracts and program management and material support; sources, responsibilities, and means for providing assistance and advice to resolve logistics contracts and program management problems; and all aspects of logistics contracts and program management support. 2. Knowledge of government and private industry policies and practices related to business management, industrial management, financial systems, technical concepts, and production practices. Ability to gather, analyze, and evaluate a variety of program information, such as commercial business practices, market conditions, offer acceptability, contractor acceptability, contractor responsibility and/or performance to determine acquisition strategy and sources. 3. Knowledge of the missions, roles, functions, organizational structures, and operation of the Department of Defense and entities that govern, interface with, and/or influence management control of proposed and ongoing service contracts. 4. Ability to plan, organize, and coordinate the activities of a multi-disciplinary program team; analyze project requirements to set priorities, make sound technical and business decisions, and integrate work operations to achieve organizational acquisition goals. 5. Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, clearly, concisely, with technical accuracy and to use computers and a variety of software programs and databases, gather and analyze a variety of program information, make sound judgments concerning program progress, and effectively communicate recommendations orally and in writing to higher organizational management and contractors. 6. Ability to establish and maintain good relationships with individuals and groups within the office as well as outside the immediate work unit and to be persuasive in representing the best interests of the government when dealing with personnel with highly divergent points of view. 7. Ability to plan, organize, analyze problems, translate complex information, make appropriate judgments, evaluate options, conduct research, summarize results, make appropriate recommendations, and manage critical aspects of service contract requirements as related to the assigned functional area and meet deadlines. Ability to compose and edit contract required correspondence, review and analyze directives, develop and brief service contract program related presentations. - International Development Finance Analyst (Development Finance Corporation): Arranges, prepares for, and participates in meetings and calls involving different stakeholders related to origination, underwriting and execution of project and corporate financing of investment projects located in emerging and developing countries. Analyzes corporate financial statements, including profit-and-loss, cash-flow, and balance sheet statements, and presents findings. Reviews, tests, and develops complex financial models in Excel to evaluate creditworthiness of potential borrowers. Research and drafts written narratives of the economic and political environment in the foreign countries where proposed investment projects are located. Assists with preparation of internal approval documents (e.g., Screening, Underwriting Committee, Investment Committee and Board papers) particularly in proper formatting of data. Creates PowerPoint and Excel charts for use in various approval processes and presentation materials. Prepares country due diligence briefing materials prior to officers' overseas travel. Researches and prepares written materials to support internal and interagency meetings on health or agriculture sector initiatives. Research and drafts written narratives on market opportunities for financing products. Please Note: This is a Bargaining unit position represented by AFGE, local 1534. - SPACE MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (Washington Headquarters Services): This is a Direct Hire Public Notice, under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections are made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) for Certain Personnel of the DoD Workforce, in accordance with Section 7, Direct Hire Auth 5 U.S.C. § 9905, 6/23/2023 Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Manages a 14-million-square-foot administrative space portfolio across 140 National Capitol Region (NCR) facilities, overseeing the assignment, accounting, and disposal of space for Federal tenants. Conducts on-site utilization surveys and reviews agency requirements against DoD Space Occupancy Standards and Anti-terrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP) security regulations to optimize space efficiency. Develops procedures, techniques, and drafting program policies for design requirements, furniture authorization, and space realignment to resolve unique portfolio issues. Updates and maintains critical space management data using CAD, relational databases (MS Access), and FRPM applications to ensure precise tracking and reporting. - LOAN ANALYST (Department of Agriculture): Conducts interviews with loan applicants, reviews loan applications, and makes preliminary inquiries to develop factual information to assess the eligibility of applicants. Providing technical advice, guidance, and credit counseling to loan applicants and borrowers. Applies knowledge of agency farm loan programs and eligibility requirements. Applies technical knowledge of farm financing and credit, financial management concepts and practices, farm operations, land use and value, production and marketing of various crops and livestock, and prices and markets in the serviced farming areas. This position works in a developmental capacity receiving on-the-job and classroom training in the administration of farm loan programs. These positions assist the Farm Loan Manager in administering farm loan programs in a USDA Service Center serving one or more Counties. Upon completion of training program, FLOs may be reassigned, at any time, to a different duty station if workload activity changes or vacancies occur. - AIRCRAFT DATA SPECIALIST (Naval Air Systems Command): You will serve as analyst over logs and records to ensure quality and timely delivery of required documents for fleet support for aircraft maintenance. You will provide guidance, training, and support to the aircraft data technicians and data management specialists in their performance of routine and specialized tasks. You will serve as a point of contact for errors, deficiencies, and complaints regarding the logs and records requirements of aircraft management. You will work with all levels of production management up to and including the Deputy Program Manager (DPM) to identify and resolve logbook issues or errors. You will screen, update, and closeout aircraft records and determine accuracy and completeness. You will screen component record cards to determine possible service life expiration during repair which would adversely affect the aircraft and equipment safety, mission capability, operational reliability or delay its return to the custodian. You will receive, compile, and thoroughly reviews the completed work documents involved with maintenance, repair, and overhaul of aircraft, components, and equipment to determine if all work has been performed and authenticated. You will provide technical and analytical data support required to facilitate aircraft and equipment processing. You will update, maintain and manage logbook tracking data which will be provided to the Depot production with trend analysis, error tracking, current and future workload. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Contracting Specialists at NSA acquire the technology, services, and supplies that enable NSA's mission. They also work as part of a team that handles a wide range of acquisition tasks to effectively manage the total acquisition requirements of an organization, department, or program in support of NSA's mission. Contracting Specialists at NSA award, administer, oversee, and monitor contracts. Responsibilities may include the following: - Conducting market research - Preparing and issuing Requests for Proposal (RFPs) and Requests for Quote (RFQs) - Evaluating proposals from potential contractors/vendors - Negotiating contract terms with selected contractors/vendors - Evaluating procurements to ensure compliance with funding, legal, and program requirements. - Preparing and awarding contracts with supporting documentation in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and NSA pol
Assist in developing procurement plans and coordinating procurement actions with customers and support offices. Assist in determining the appropriate method of procurement. Assist in recommending courses of action with adequate analysis and sound judgement, utilizing judgement to recognize situations not covered by instruction. Respond to queries from organizations and prospective offerors. Monitor compliance and technical information. Assist in administering contracts with a focus on various key areas, such as protests, claims, disputes, terminations, contract financing, and bankruptcy priorities.
Attends formal trainings and completes submission of required training forms. Performs developmental Contract Specialist duties in support of procuring a variety of items, materials, and equipment, utilizing manual and automated purchase procedures. Utilizes formal advertising and/or negotiation techniques to procure items awarded. Reviews and evaluates requisitions, bids, and/or proposals, to determine that proper specifications or purchaser descriptions are included in solicitation documents. Creates supporting documentation for solicitations and awards and reviews them for accuracy and completeness. Monitors vendor performance for compliance with terms and conditions of the award and assist customers in resolving award-related problems.
As a Contract Specialist - DIRECT HIRE, your typical work assignments may include: Drafts responses to inquiries including formal protests and Congressional inquiries. Provides technical front-line assistance to DEA users in their use of Unified Financial Management System (UFMS) and other DEA and federal acquisition systems, including the Integrated Award Enterprise (IAE) systems. Participates with senior analysts and contract specialists in the Contract Review Board (CRB) process. Evaluates and provides draft documentation on such review issues as compliance with Federal Acquisition Regulations and other legal requirements, adherence to DEA and DOJ policy and procedural guidance, allowance of competition, etc.
You will analyze incoming requisitions, requirements, and specifications/statements of work to determine correct contract type and procurement strategy. You will prepare solicitation documents, ensuring that all required federal regulation clauses, provisions, and texts are incorporated into the resultant document. You will manage the solicitation document through closing, issuing amendments and extensions as required. You will prepare requests for audits, technical evaluations, and pre-award inspections. You will analyze the offers received and prepares Pre-Business Clearances requesting authority to enter into negotiation. You will issue letters of discussion, requests final revised proposals and negotiates contract terms, conditions and pricing, insuring a fair and reasonable price to the Government. You will perform post award functions on supply and service contracts. This includes
Occupation: Contracting (series 1102) | posted as: Contract Specialist; Contracting Specialist - Entry Level (Maryland) | You will help the government buy supplies, services, construction or research and development support. This includes knowing formal advertising and negotiation procedures, evaluating contract prices and managing contract | ~1453 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Contracting Specialist - Entry Level (Maryland) (National Security Agency/Central Security Service): Contracting Specialists at NSA acquire the technology, services, and supplies that enable NSA's mission. They also work as part of a team that handles a wide range of acquisition tasks to effectively manage the total acquisition requirements of an organization, department, or program in support of NSA's mission. Contracting Specialists at NSA award, administer, oversee, and monitor contracts. Responsibilities may include the following: - Conducting market research - Preparing and issuing Requests for Proposal (RFPs) and Requests for Quote (RFQs) - Evaluating proposals from potential contractors/vendors - Negotiating contract terms with selected contractors/vendors - Evaluating procurements to ensure compliance with funding, legal, and program requirements. - Preparing and awarding contracts with supporting documentation in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and NSA policy. - Administering contracts to include issuing modifications and ensuring payment is issued. - Solving complex and unique challenges that arise throughout the life of a contract - Interfacing with various levels of personnel, management, and organizations throughout the Agency. - Meeting frequently with vendors and government technical experts to discuss contract cost, schedule, and performance. - Completing training in federal acquisition to become certified in Contracting under the Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act (DAWIA) within 24 months of employment. - Utilizing Excel and Word at an advanced level on a daily basis to provide analytic support on assigned contracts. - Monitoring contractor performance and ensuring services are delivered in accordance with contract terms and identifying opportunities to improve contract performance and reduce contract cost. - Collaborating with technical experts to establish clearly defined contract tasks; validating those tasks are within the contract scope and cost parameters. - Generating cost estimates using historical data and future projections in an effort to build accurate and reliable spend plans. - Serving as part of a Source Selection Team and often times serving as the Source Selection evaluation lead or as an administrative lead/liaison with industry. - Presenting status updates on expenditures, delivery timelines, and contractor performance to senior executive leadership. - Partnering with finance and mission experts to ensure long-term contracts are properly funded and contract modifications are approved in a timely manner. - Forecasting requirements for future contracts and meeting with mission to draft pre-solicitation documents. - Reviewing contract invoices and collaborating with vendors to resolve any errors or issues prior to payment authorization. This position requires a DAWIA (Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Acct) professional certification in Contracting. A training plan will be put in place to allow the required certification to be achieved within 36 months of employment. - Contract Specialist (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist in developing procurement plans and coordinating procurement actions with customers and support offices. Assist in determining the appropriate method of procurement. Assist in recommending courses of action with adequate analysis and sound judgement, utilizing judgement to recognize situations not covered by instruction. Respond to queries from organizations and prospective offerors. Monitor compliance and technical information. Assist in administering contracts with a focus on various key areas, such as protests, claims, disputes, terminations, contract financing, and bankruptcy priorities. - Contract Specialist (Department of Defense): Attends formal trainings and completes submission of required training forms. Performs developmental Contract Specialist duties in support of procuring a variety of items, materials, and equipment, utilizing manual and automated purchase procedures. Utilizes formal advertising and/or negotiation techniques to procure items awarded. Reviews and evaluates requisitions, bids, and/or proposals, to determine that proper specifications or purchaser descriptions are included in solicitation documents. Creates supporting documentation for solicitations and awards and reviews them for accuracy and completeness. Monitors vendor performance for compliance with terms and conditions of the award and assist customers in resolving award-related problems. - Contract Specialist - DIRECT HIRE (Drug Enforcement Administration): As a Contract Specialist - DIRECT HIRE, your typical work assignments may include: Drafts responses to inquiries including formal protests and Congressional inquiries. Provides technical front-line assistance to DEA users in their use of Unified Financial Management System (UFMS) and other DEA and federal acquisition systems, including the Integrated Award Enterprise (IAE) systems. Participates with senior analysts and contract specialists in the Contract Review Board (CRB) process. Evaluates and provides draft documentation on such review issues as compliance with Federal Acquisition Regulations and other legal requirements, adherence to DEA and DOJ policy and procedural guidance, allowance of competition, etc. - CONTRACT SPECIALIST (Department of the Navy): You will analyze incoming requisitions, requirements, and specifications/statements of work to determine correct contract type and procurement strategy. You will prepare solicitation documents, ensuring that all required federal regulation clauses, provisions, and texts are incorporated into the resultant document. You will manage the solicitation document through closing, issuing amendments and extensions as required. You will prepare requests for audits, technical evaluations, and pre-award inspections. You will analyze the offers received and prepares Pre-Business Clearances requesting authority to enter into negotiation. You will issue letters of discussion, requests final revised proposals and negotiates contract terms, conditions and pricing, insuring a fair and reasonable price to the Government. You will perform post award functions on supply and service contracts. This includes negotiating and preparing modifications, terminations, equitable adjustments, and claims. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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As Property Disposal Specialist (Environmental), GS-1104-07, your duties generally will be performed in a developmental capacity under the guidance of a higher graded specialist or supervisor and will include, but may not be limited to: Duties generally will be performed in a developmental capacity under the guidance of a higher graded specialist or supervisor and will include, but may not be limited to: Act as Accountable Property Officer, responsible for accountable record, adjustments, inventory corrections and monitors the record status of inventory. Compile and prepare items for reports based on findings and/or input of other team members and/or technicians. Serve as a focal point for assigned program(s) and/or field activities or other activities performing the agency disposal mission or portions of the mission, or responsibilities in other areas that become part of the agency's mi
Occupation: Property disposal (series 1104) | posted as: Property Disposal Specialist (Environmental) | You will help dispose of extra property. In this field, you will donate, sell, abandon, destroy or promote using this excess property. You must know the use of the items, how to market and sell these items and policies, | ~6 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Property Disposal Specialist (Environmental) (Department of Defense): As Property Disposal Specialist (Environmental), GS-1104-07, your duties generally will be performed in a developmental capacity under the guidance of a higher graded specialist or supervisor and will include, but may not be limited to: Duties generally will be performed in a developmental capacity under the guidance of a higher graded specialist or supervisor and will include, but may not be limited to: Act as Accountable Property Officer, responsible for accountable record, adjustments, inventory corrections and monitors the record status of inventory. Compile and prepare items for reports based on findings and/or input of other team members and/or technicians. Serve as a focal point for assigned program(s) and/or field activities or other activities performing the agency disposal mission or portions of the mission, or responsibilities in other areas that become part of the agency's mission. Monitor all receipts for the purpose of identifying and establishing record accountability of precious metal bearing items and precious metal scraps. Provide assistance to DoD, Federal Agencies, and authorized donor customers in screening and selecting property for reutilization. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** This position involves a multi-grade career ladder. The major duties listed below represent the full performance level of GS-6. At the GS-5 grade level, you will perform assignments of a more limited scope and with less independence. You will progressively acquire the background necessary to perform at the full performance level of Gs-6. Promotion is at the discretion of the supervisor and is contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of higher level work, and availability of funds. The purpose of this position will perform direct medical supply purchasing and inventory management support to the administrative and clinical services of the VA. Duties will include but may not be limited to the following: Deduces from written prescriptions and or
Review purchase requests for specialized requirements such as components needed for repair, specialized equipment such as engineering equipment, or alterations and repairs to roads and buildings. Review specifications outlined by customer to ensure information pertaining to the performance period, contractor’s obligations, products expected, etc., are clear and adequate. Contact requester concerning discrepancies and ambiguities and assists in resolving unusual problems. Code and input revised unit prices, purchase description changes, revised delivery dates, and cancellation data so that accurate information is available to users. Utilize word processing software and printing equipment to create, copy, edit, and print a variety of standardized documents.
You will plan and accomplish procurement assignments in accordance with governing rules and regulations. You will receive, examine, and research authorized purchase requests. You will perform recordkeeping requirements according to government regulations and internal operating procedures. You will purchase supplies, services, and materials through open market procedures and from prescribed or mandatory sources. You will meet with representatives of suppliers to find new sources of supply, discuss new items on the market, and to show need for strict conformance to government terms and conditions.
The Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office office works to unleash the full potential of America's hydrocarbon and geothermal resources to provide affordable, reliable, and secure energy. National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) office works to discover, integrate, and mature technology solutions to enhance the nation's energy foundation and protect the environment for future generations. Through forward-looking research and technology development, our team of talented and diverse experts provides technology solutions for today and options for tomorrow. We are truly honored that DOE has been named America's #1 Best Employer for Veterans in 2023 by Forbes-not only among Government agencies, but among employers across the U.S. We are so proud of this ranking which reflects our commitment to the employment of veterans. As so many veterans at DOE renew their service to our Nation, we
You will serve as a Purchasing Agent and be responsible for procuring a wide range of supplies, equipment, services, repairs, and construction in support of U.S. Coast Guard industrial operations and mission requirements.. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Reviews and evaluates procurement requests to ensure acquisitions of supplies, services, and construction comply with applicable laws, regulations and policies. Prepares solicitations, supporting documentation, contract modifications, purchase orders, and award packages. Prioritizes procurement actions based on operational requirements and coordinates with vendors, technical personnel, financial personnel, and other government agencies. Performs post-award contract administration. Administers purchases involving technical and professional services, commun
Occupation: Purchasing (series 1105) | posted as: Purchasing Agent | You will get supplies, services and construction needs by buying, renting or leasing. In this field, you should understand the policies and procedures for delivery orders and small purchases, commercial supply sources an | ~270 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Purchasing Agent - Prosthetics and Sensory Aids (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** This position involves a multi-grade career ladder. The major duties listed below represent the full performance level of GS-6. At the GS-5 grade level, you will perform assignments of a more limited scope and with less independence. You will progressively acquire the background necessary to perform at the full performance level of Gs-6. Promotion is at the discretion of the supervisor and is contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of higher level work, and availability of funds. The purpose of this position will perform direct medical supply purchasing and inventory management support to the administrative and clinical services of the VA. Duties will include but may not be limited to the following: Deduces from written prescriptions and oral requests what items or services are needed and/or conduct follow up information requests to the initiator to clarify the medical need or device specifications, based on the patient's medical evaluation. Triages consults based on urgency of the need. Selects the most appropriate cost-effective source to deliver the items/service in the most reliable manner. Obligates purchase orders for equipment and/or supplies, or the rental of services in a timely manner. Manages and monitors the List Open Purchase Card Transactions by Initiator (LPCI) report for unreconciled orders on a regular basis and in accordance with local guidelines and supervisory direction, ensuring vendors receive purchase orders, items were shipped, purchase orders were charged, and items were received. Utilizes multiple levels of micro purchase threshold authority, and these micro purchase thresholds uniquely influence the major duties and responsibilities in this position, particularly the complex purchasing major duty. Performs independent technical level purchasing support adhering to the FAR, VAAR, VHA, and Prosthetics Directives and Handbooks, VISN policy and station memorandums to acquire patient-specific medical equipment, supplies and services based on a medical providers clinical assessment and evaluation of the patient's medical condition. Verifies accountability of all prosthetics expenditures in both the purchase menu and the prosthetics program and associates all obligations to the individual patient. They ensure the services provided are documented as the type of service and duration. Verifies adherence to training and other contractual agreements. Follow up action on the status of all these orders is required weekly until purchased and direct patient care is completed. Monitors, receives, tracks, interprets, and analyzes Prosthetic Consults, and prescriptions for items, services and home medical equipment from physicians, therapists, medical center personnel, patients, or their representatives. Examines clinical health records and claims folders to determine eligibility and entitlement for items and services based on adopted criteria and advises patient of the same. Reconciles invoices for certification of payment by reviewing patient records against invoice presented to ensure that accurate cost is being charged for service/item rendered. Trains new Purchasing Agents on the latest Prosthetics/Medical purchasing software packages as they relate to the Patient Services. Ensures accountability of all stock equipment issued, linking to individual patient. Independently documents issued equipment to alert for replenishment. Accounts for and balances expenditures in both the purchase card and prosthetics inventory program. Prepares item descriptions for new items entering supply channels, performing work involved in the publication of stock lists for both the Prosthetics Program and the Purchase Card Menu. Performs other similar or related duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved - Purchasing Agent (Office Automation) (Department of Defense): Review purchase requests for specialized requirements such as components needed for repair, specialized equipment such as engineering equipment, or alterations and repairs to roads and buildings. Review specifications outlined by customer to ensure information pertaining to the performance period, contractor’s obligations, products expected, etc., are clear and adequate. Contact requester concerning discrepancies and ambiguities and assists in resolving unusual problems. Code and input revised unit prices, purchase description changes, revised delivery dates, and cancellation data so that accurate information is available to users. Utilize word processing software and printing equipment to create, copy, edit, and print a variety of standardized documents. - PURCHASING AGENT (Department of the Navy): You will plan and accomplish procurement assignments in accordance with governing rules and regulations. You will receive, examine, and research authorized purchase requests. You will perform recordkeeping requirements according to government regulations and internal operating procedures. You will purchase supplies, services, and materials through open market procedures and from prescribed or mandatory sources. You will meet with representatives of suppliers to find new sources of supply, discuss new items on the market, and to show need for strict conformance to government terms and conditions. - Purchasing Agent (Department of Energy Headquarters): The Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office office works to unleash the full potential of America's hydrocarbon and geothermal resources to provide affordable, reliable, and secure energy. National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) office works to discover, integrate, and mature technology solutions to enhance the nation's energy foundation and protect the environment for future generations. Through forward-looking research and technology development, our team of talented and diverse experts provides technology solutions for today and options for tomorrow. We are truly honored that DOE has been named America's #1 Best Employer for Veterans in 2023 by Forbes-not only among Government agencies, but among employers across the U.S. We are so proud of this ranking which reflects our commitment to the employment of veterans. As so many veterans at DOE renew their service to our Nation, we are deeply committed to their success and advancement. Veterans shape the future of energy At the full performance level, GS-08, Purchasing Agent, you will: Evaluate purchase requests and statements of work for commercial items, specialized equipment, and services to ensure specifications are clear and adequate, processing awards through electronic procurement systems. Collaborate with Program Coordinators to identify commercial sources, determine required levels of competition, and prepare, issue, and evaluate Requests for Quotations (RFQs). Serve as a designated government purchase cardholder, executing micro-purchases, reconciling monthly billing accounts, maintaining compliance records, and handling transaction disputes. Audit vendor invoices and payment vouchers against contract terms to verify receipt of goods or services and correct billing charges, resolving discrepancies or forwarding complex issues for resolution. Deliver procurement guidance to agency personnel regarding Federal Supply Schedules, vendor catalogs, requisition status, and proper formatting for purchasing documentation. Track assigned purchasing workload, independently adjusts daily priorities to meet operational deadlines, and maintains up-to-date knowledge of acquisition regulations and policies. - Purchasing Agent (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as a Purchasing Agent and be responsible for procuring a wide range of supplies, equipment, services, repairs, and construction in support of U.S. Coast Guard industrial operations and mission requirements.. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Reviews and evaluates procurement requests to ensure acquisitions of supplies, services, and construction comply with applicable laws, regulations and policies. Prepares solicitations, supporting documentation, contract modifications, purchase orders, and award packages. Prioritizes procurement actions based on operational requirements and coordinates with vendors, technical personnel, financial personnel, and other government agencies. Performs post-award contract administration. Administers purchases involving technical and professional services, communications, supplies, construction, and ship and dockside repairs. Assists with administration and reconciliation of the Government Purchase Card Program. Serves as a technical expert and advisor on purchasing policies, procedures, documentation, and procurement requirements. Reasonable Accommodation (RA) Requests: If you believe you have a disability (i.e., physical or mental), covered by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended that would interfere with completing the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, you will be granted the opportunity to request a RA in your online application. Requests for RA for the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments and appropriate supporting documentation for RA must be received prior to starting the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments. Decisions on requests for RA are made on a case-by-case basis. If you meet the minimum qualifications of the position, after notification of the adjudication of your request, you will receive an email invitation to complete the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, based on your adjudication decision. You must complete all assessments within 48 hours of receiving the URL to access the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments if you received the link after the close of the announcement. To determine if you need a RA, please review the Procedures for Requesting a Reasonable Accommodation for Online Assessments. Reasonable Accommodation Informatio Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 3 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Assist specialists in performing support functions such as providing data, information, and other services needed to complete individual procurement functions. Review and/or prepare data reports on all finalized contractual documents. Prepare and review procurement packages for registration and/or update into the procurement systems. Receive, log and categorize procurement reports. Maintain information in automated systems.
Occupation: Procurement clerical and technician (series 1106) | posted as: Procurement Technician | You will do or supervise clerical and technical work that supports getting supplies, services or construction needs. In this field, you will prepare documents and reports, verify information, contact vendors for delivery | ~66 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Procurement Technician (Department of Defense): Assist specialists in performing support functions such as providing data, information, and other services needed to complete individual procurement functions. Review and/or prepare data reports on all finalized contractual documents. Prepare and review procurement packages for registration and/or update into the procurement systems. Receive, log and categorize procurement reports. Maintain information in automated systems. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. 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Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** This position involves a multi-grade career ladder. The major duties listed below represent the full performance level of GS-11. At the GS-9 grade level, you will perform assignments of a more limited scope and with less independence. You will progressively acquire the background necessary to perform at the full performance level of GS-11. Promotion is at the discretion of the supervisor and is contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of higher level work, and availability of funds. The position will serve by providing day-to-day guidance and counsel to investigators, research, and administrative staff on grants administration and compliance issues, working closely with the research Principal Investigators to assist in preparation and submis
Provides technical assistance to program offices in the administration of grants and cooperative agreements. Performs assignments relating to the review, award, and administration of grant mechanisms. Evaluates program plans and strategies to ensure compliance with grant management goals and objectives. Prepares grant documents and correspondence to present information relevant to grant activities.
HUD's Mission The mission of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is to foster strong communities by supporting access to quality, affordable housing, expanding the housing supply, and unlocking homeownership opportunities for the American people. The Department is committed to furthering the promise of self-sufficiency in every American while promoting economic development to revitalize rural, tribal, and urban communities across the country. This position is located in the Office of Public and Indian Housing (PIH). PIH's mission is to provide low-income families affordable housing opportunities as they transition to self-sufficiency and homeownership. PIH oversees the administration of HUD's Public Housing, Housing Choice Voucher, Section 8 Rental Assistance, and Native American Programs through a staff of Headquarters and Field employees. The field structure for PIH co
Negotiates, awards, and administers extramural grants and agreements for the conduct of scientific, economic, and statistical research. Reviews and analyzes proposed extramural projects, awards, and agreements. Works with staff in matters involving budget and finance, procurement, property, safety and health, buildings and facilities construction projects to ensure there are no conflicts with other statues or regulations. Conducts reviews to determine whether all terms have been met, that all fiscal, income, patent, and property reports have been received, and that any audit problems have been resolved. Reviews program and budget plans to ensure adequate resources are committed for the project. Ensures all legal documents awarded are in compliance with applicable statutes, governing regulations, and Agency/Department/Office policy.
This position is located in the Office of Programs & Partnerships (P&P), Immediate Office, at the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). As an Assistant Grants Management Specialist, Typical work assignments include: Assisting with application and grant processes, including receiving, reviewing, processing, and organizing applications for panel review. Coordinating advisory panel review activities, prepare panel materials, and process panelist forms, affiliations, and payment documents. Providing technical assistance and administrative guidance to applicants and panelists on application timelines, work samples, and review processes. Entering and verifying grant data, to include disposition codes, accounting codes, project descriptions, award amounts, and civil rights review data. Preparing spreadsheets, presentations, reports, panel books, grades and comments reports, risk reports, minut
Occupation: Grants management (series 1109) | posted as: Grants Management Specialist | You will manage, supervise, or work in grants and other financial assistance. In this field, you will award and manage grants, evaluate proposals and close out ending grants. | ~61 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Grants Management Specialist (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** This position involves a multi-grade career ladder. The major duties listed below represent the full performance level of GS-11. At the GS-9 grade level, you will perform assignments of a more limited scope and with less independence. You will progressively acquire the background necessary to perform at the full performance level of GS-11. Promotion is at the discretion of the supervisor and is contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of higher level work, and availability of funds. The position will serve by providing day-to-day guidance and counsel to investigators, research, and administrative staff on grants administration and compliance issues, working closely with the research Principal Investigators to assist in preparation and submission of such applications. Major duties include, but are not limited to: Manages critical pre-award and post award program. As the grants signing official, the position will be authorized to carry out critical activities and make unilateral decisions in assigned areas, including delegated institutional authority to approve and submit extramural funding applications for VA-sponsored research grants. Functions as an advisor and coordinator to principal investigators, their research staff, and new investigators with the diverse requirements and exact deadlines of the pre- and post-award programs. Provides guidance in budget preparation to ensure compliance with multiple VHA handbooks and directives. Serves as a Signing Official for eRA Commons, managing affiliations for investigators in eRA. Assures that all proposals are administratively and technically correct, include documentation to ensure the availability and approval of necessary resources (space, personnel, and equipment), the use of investigational drugs, the use of human and animal subjects, the use of biohazards, budgetary requirements, and the appropriateness of the requested funding level. Manages and oversees submission of Letters of Intent, Pre-Application Packages, and Intent to Submit as needed for the above extramural funding applications. Assists in obtaining necessary documents from collaborators and in assembling final grant packages, conducts the administrative review of packages prior to submission, making minor corrections as needed to ensure compliance with applicable RFA requirements, and reporting to investigators any major issues which require investigator or study team action to correct. Assists specific investigators in the development of new or revised applications for extramural funding. Independently collecting and analyzing data used to prepare and submit a variety of reports to the Center Director and AO for R&D, the facility R&D Committee, Medical Center Director, and Chief of Staff, VISN leadership, Office of R&D (ORD), Office of Research Oversight, and VA Central Office. Performs other duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am until 4:30 pm. Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Telework: This position may be authorized for telework. Telework eligibility will be discussed during the interview process. - Grants Management Specialist (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services): Provides technical assistance to program offices in the administration of grants and cooperative agreements. Performs assignments relating to the review, award, and administration of grant mechanisms. Evaluates program plans and strategies to ensure compliance with grant management goals and objectives. Prepares grant documents and correspondence to present information relevant to grant activities. - Grants Management Specialist (Department of Housing and Urban Development): HUD's Mission The mission of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is to foster strong communities by supporting access to quality, affordable housing, expanding the housing supply, and unlocking homeownership opportunities for the American people. The Department is committed to furthering the promise of self-sufficiency in every American while promoting economic development to revitalize rural, tribal, and urban communities across the country. This position is located in the Office of Public and Indian Housing (PIH). PIH's mission is to provide low-income families affordable housing opportunities as they transition to self-sufficiency and homeownership. PIH oversees the administration of HUD's Public Housing, Housing Choice Voucher, Section 8 Rental Assistance, and Native American Programs through a staff of Headquarters and Field employees. The field structure for PIH consists of 29 Hub Offices and 16 Program Centers that provide oversight, direct monitoring, and coordination for approximately 4,200 public housing authorities. The following are the duties of this position at the GS-12. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties and will receive training to help you grow in this position. As a Grants Management Specialist, you will: Act as a government technical monitor and participates in government technical evaluation panels and pre-proposal conferences. Participate in the preparation of cost estimates, statements of work, reporting requirements, proposal instructions and evaluation criteria. Conduct market research and provides advice on any matters concerning solicitation and the reasonable need for proposed costs. Implement national policies, standards, proceudres and guidelines with regard to the grant administration of all applicable programs. - Grants Management Specialist (Agricultural Research Service): Negotiates, awards, and administers extramural grants and agreements for the conduct of scientific, economic, and statistical research. Reviews and analyzes proposed extramural projects, awards, and agreements. Works with staff in matters involving budget and finance, procurement, property, safety and health, buildings and facilities construction projects to ensure there are no conflicts with other statues or regulations. Conducts reviews to determine whether all terms have been met, that all fiscal, income, patent, and property reports have been received, and that any audit problems have been resolved. Reviews program and budget plans to ensure adequate resources are committed for the project. Ensures all legal documents awarded are in compliance with applicable statutes, governing regulations, and Agency/Department/Office policy. - Assistant Grants Management Specialist (AGMS) (National Endowment for the Arts): This position is located in the Office of Programs & Partnerships (P&P), Immediate Office, at the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). As an Assistant Grants Management Specialist, Typical work assignments include: Assisting with application and grant processes, including receiving, reviewing, processing, and organizing applications for panel review. Coordinating advisory panel review activities, prepare panel materials, and process panelist forms, affiliations, and payment documents. Providing technical assistance and administrative guidance to applicants and panelists on application timelines, work samples, and review processes. Entering and verifying grant data, to include disposition codes, accounting codes, project descriptions, award amounts, and civil rights review data. Preparing spreadsheets, presentations, reports, panel books, grades and comments reports, risk reports, minutes, and post-panel meeting materials. Coordinating schedules, meetings, travel, logistics, correspondence, records, procurements, and internal communications for the P&P Immediate Office. Responding to constituent inquiries, maintain correspondence records, and refer sensitive or complex matters to appropriate NEA staff. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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As an Trade Assistant/International Trade Specialist (Recent College Graduates), you will perform the following duties: Conducts research and analysis of trade data, economic conditions, industries, markets, and trade policies affecting U.S. industry. Develops reports, briefings, presentations, and other analytical products on international trade and industry issues. Supports trade promotion and policy initiatives addressing market access, trade barriers, exports, investment, and industry competitiveness. Advises and collaborates with internal and external stakeholders on international trade and industry issues. Represents the organization in meetings, conferences, and other engagements involving U.S. industry, government agencies, and other stakeholders. Position Titles: The position is titled Trade Assistant at the GS-5 level and International Trade Specialist at the GS-7 level and abo
This position is located in the office of Investigations. As an International Trade Specialist, you will perform a variety of duties designed to encourage professional growth and development, through a variety of experiences, including the collection, compilation, analysis, and presentation of data related to international trade in products under investigation, and the U.S. industries affected by that trade. You will perform short and medium-term projects related to tasks assigned to higher-graded international trade analysts. Specifically, under the guidance of a supervisory investigator or an investigator, you will assist in collecting and/or assessment of information relevant to import injury proceedings, the resolution of which will, in most instances, have a significant impact on international trade in the subject merchandise, as well as the domestic industry producing those product
Evaluate the potential of infrastructure development projects in emerging markets to facilitate U.S. exports and job creation. Make preliminary determinations of the project's ability to meet USTDA funding criteria, including ability to obtain implementation financing and support U.S. exports and jobs. Support USG foreign policy priorities by promoting host country economic growth. Represent the Agency in a variety of forums to provide information about, explain, advocate, and defend USTDA program activities. Develop and maintain business relationships with embassy officials, government officials, and private sector representatives in the U.S. and assigned countries. Perform due diligence on prospective USTDA contractors and grantees. Track ongoing and completed projects to assess commercial and developmental impact in order to assist the Evaluations Office with monitoring project develo
As an International Trade Specialist, you will perform the following duties: Analyzes economic data to develop economic and trade policy priorities to support the Department's decision-making process, policy recommendations, and program development Conducts research, analysis, and prepares briefing materials on the commercial, technological, and national security aspects of transactions under Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) review to identify and support policy Prepares and determines accuracy and relevance of information drawn from automated systems. Manages public/client relationships as appropriate to the work environment and benchmarks strategies derived from the reporting systems to recognize, leverage, and repeat successes. This Job Opportunity Announcement may be used to fill other International Trade Specialist GS-1140-9, FPL- GS-13 positions within t
Occupation: Trade specialist (series 1140) | posted as: International Trade Specialist | You will supervise, advise or analyze the commercial distribution of goods and services. In this series, you should understand the market for goods or services, retail and wholesale trade practices, business, finances, a | ~21 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Trade Assistant/International Trade Specialist (Recent College Graduates) (Commerce, International Trade Administration): As an Trade Assistant/International Trade Specialist (Recent College Graduates), you will perform the following duties: Conducts research and analysis of trade data, economic conditions, industries, markets, and trade policies affecting U.S. industry. Develops reports, briefings, presentations, and other analytical products on international trade and industry issues. Supports trade promotion and policy initiatives addressing market access, trade barriers, exports, investment, and industry competitiveness. Advises and collaborates with internal and external stakeholders on international trade and industry issues. Represents the organization in meetings, conferences, and other engagements involving U.S. industry, government agencies, and other stakeholders. Position Titles: The position is titled Trade Assistant at the GS-5 level and International Trade Specialist at the GS-7 level and above. The GS-5 through GS-9 positions are developmental positions within the career ladder. The full-performance level of the career ladder is GS-13. Movement to higher grade levels is subject to applicable time-in-grade requirements, performance, and management discretion. The major duties described above, reflect work performed at the full-performance level. This Job Opportunity Announcement may be used to fill other Trade Assistant/International Trade Specialist (Recent College Graduates) GS-1140-5/7/9, Full Performance Level (FPL) GS-13 positions within the Department of Commerce in the same geographical location or local commuting area with the same qualifications and specialized experience. - International Trade Specialist (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): This position is located in the office of Investigations. As an International Trade Specialist, you will perform a variety of duties designed to encourage professional growth and development, through a variety of experiences, including the collection, compilation, analysis, and presentation of data related to international trade in products under investigation, and the U.S. industries affected by that trade. You will perform short and medium-term projects related to tasks assigned to higher-graded international trade analysts. Specifically, under the guidance of a supervisory investigator or an investigator, you will assist in collecting and/or assessment of information relevant to import injury proceedings, the resolution of which will, in most instances, have a significant impact on international trade in the subject merchandise, as well as the domestic industry producing those products. You will conduct qualitative and quantitative research and analysis utilizing a variety of sources and tools, including MS Excel. You will also assist in the analysis and presentation of data in such a way as to be of maximum use to the Commission. You will also participate in preparing preliminary interpretive reports and using computer applications in investigative research in support of import injury investigations. You may also conduct targeted research on international trade issues and topics, including summarizing findings through written products and perform other related duties as assigned. - International Trade Specialist (Trade and Development Agency): Evaluate the potential of infrastructure development projects in emerging markets to facilitate U.S. exports and job creation. Make preliminary determinations of the project's ability to meet USTDA funding criteria, including ability to obtain implementation financing and support U.S. exports and jobs. Support USG foreign policy priorities by promoting host country economic growth. Represent the Agency in a variety of forums to provide information about, explain, advocate, and defend USTDA program activities. Develop and maintain business relationships with embassy officials, government officials, and private sector representatives in the U.S. and assigned countries. Perform due diligence on prospective USTDA contractors and grantees. Track ongoing and completed projects to assess commercial and developmental impact in order to assist the Evaluations Office with monitoring project developments. Draft briefing materials, memoranda, talking points, speeches, and other written materials that support USTDA's leadership, the regional teams, and other stakeholders relevant to USTDA's project activities. Provide formal and informal oral presentations to business groups, USTDA leader - International Trade Specialist (Department of Commerce): As an International Trade Specialist, you will perform the following duties: Analyzes economic data to develop economic and trade policy priorities to support the Department's decision-making process, policy recommendations, and program development Conducts research, analysis, and prepares briefing materials on the commercial, technological, and national security aspects of transactions under Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) review to identify and support policy Prepares and determines accuracy and relevance of information drawn from automated systems. Manages public/client relationships as appropriate to the work environment and benchmarks strategies derived from the reporting systems to recognize, leverage, and repeat successes. This Job Opportunity Announcement may be used to fill other International Trade Specialist GS-1140-9, FPL- GS-13 positions within the Department of Commerce in the same geographical location with the same qualifications and specialized experience. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
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| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Plans and coordinates investigations of FSA violations and coordinated enforcement in one or more regions of the country. Reviews documentation of complaints of FSA violations received from State seed control officials, seed shippers, and consumers. Determines if the documentation of sampling and test reports are adequate to establish the violation alleged. Prepares for own signature, letters of warning to interstate shippers, and letters to State officials indicating no action is warranted. Initiates investigation of interstate shipper's records by mail and compiles the relevant documentary evidence surrounding the violations. Conducts informal hearings t
The duties may include, but are not limited to: Conducts complex analysis of existing and proposed legislation impacting hemp production and interprets requirements into policy and procedure documents. Serves as a technical expert on a broad spectrum of topics related to hemp production requirements and develops, reviews, and implements new and/or revised policies specific to the hemp program. Manages multiple, complex policy projects specific to hemp production and identifies policy and resource challenges. Reviews and approves State and Tribal hemp production plans and collaborates and shares pertinent information with the Attorney General, State and Tribal governments, and law enforcement. Enforces licensing, record keeping, sampling, testing, and production requirements compliance for hemp. Independently revises draft documents and synthesizes other background information as needed t
Occupation: Agriculture marketing (series 1146) | posted as: Seed Marketing Specialist (Regulatory); Agriculture Marketing Specialist (Regulatory) | You will do management, research, regulatory or other work marketing agricultural products or commodities. In this field, you should understand the farm market, agricultural trade and the practices and methods of agricul | ~9 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Seed Marketing Specialist (Regulatory) (Department of Agriculture): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Plans and coordinates investigations of FSA violations and coordinated enforcement in one or more regions of the country. Reviews documentation of complaints of FSA violations received from State seed control officials, seed shippers, and consumers. 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Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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The below responsibilities will be performed in a developmental capacity. Performs product and industry research and assessments. Develops evaluation plan proposals/recommendations to meet survey objectives. Develops and carries out plans for the expansion utilization of industrial production facilities. Coordinates with customer operations organizations to identify and analyze gaps between surge requirements and the suppliers’ capability to satisfy requirements during peacetime and wartime. Reviews and evaluates procurement plans to ensure compatibility with economic production runs in the industry best suited to manufacture the items to be procured.
Occupation: Industrial specialist (series 1150) | posted as: Industrial Specialist | You will administer, supervise or work with industries that produce goods. In this field, you will: Plan to expand or improve production facilities to meet strategic needs or improve the economy. Provide technical adv | ~4 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Industrial Specialist (Department of Defense): The below responsibilities will be performed in a developmental capacity. Performs product and industry research and assessments. Develops evaluation plan proposals/recommendations to meet survey objectives. Develops and carries out plans for the expansion utilization of industrial production facilities. Coordinates with customer operations organizations to identify and analyze gaps between surge requirements and the suppliers’ capability to satisfy requirements during peacetime and wartime. Reviews and evaluates procurement plans to ensure compatibility with economic production runs in the industry best suited to manufacture the items to be procured. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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As a Production Controller with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: GS-1152-07 Establishes plans, schedules, and controls the maintenance and repair of a variety of vehicles and equipment such as combat vehicles, heavy-duty engineering and mobile equipment, tracked vehicles, towed and self-propelled artillery, communications and electronic equipment, guided missile systems, and small arms. Studies directives, modification work orders, and regulations as to their application in the unit. Assists supervisory personnel in determining impact of these requirements on shop capability. Modifies production planning to accommodate these requirements. Designates and maintains current maintenance repair priorities by Force Activity Designator, pacing items, Equipment Readiness Codes (ERC) A, B, and C equipment type, available funds, commander's priority,
You will be responsible for executing the daily detailed work order releases or dispatch list requirements for the cognizant work centers. You will coordinate work order and dispatch list execution with other Production Controllers. You will introduce, via the appropriate contacts, emergent requirements (i.e., Discrepancy Work Order (DWO), Quality Deficiency Report (QDR), etc.) that fall within allowable time buckets. You will verify all workload within cognizant work center for completeness of paperwork prior to routing.
f selected at the GS-07 level, duties will be performed in a developmental capacity Schedules, tracks, bills, reconciles, and controls the repair and rebuild of Industrial Plant Equipment (IPE) containing a variety of components or subassemblies. Participates with management, Project Manager, Planner/Estimator, and Quality Assurance Specialist in the initial inspection of IPE to determine feasibility of repair/rebuild. Computes cost based on historical data, catalogs, specifications, prints and data governing fabrication or repair/rebuild operations Assigns workload for machines considering such factors as size, complexity, current workload, facilities and workers’ skills. Prepares a variety of reports on money spent, man hours, completion dates, parts status, and timelines to provide status, justification, and solutions on any problems which occurred. Maintains a Government Purchase Car
As a PRODUCTION CONTROLLER (SCHEDULING), GS-1152-9, the primary purpose of this position is to perform preliminary planning and long term forecasting of utilization of aerospace vehicles, engines, and associated support equipment. This position is located in an ANG Flying Wing in the Plans, Scheduling, and documentation/ Engine Management Section of the Maintenance Operations Flight. This is an ANG National Guard (ANG) Title 5 position. 1. Responsible for advising, planning and coordinating aircraft maintenance requirements and utilization scheduling between maintenance, operations, and external organizations. Actively participates in the Wing Flying Hour Working Group for planning, scheduling, and execution of the Wing's Flying Hour Allocation process. Verifies and reconciles the accuracy of unit flying hour allocations daily with Wing Operations Group and as directed with NGB AVDO and
As a Production Controller (Construction), GS-1152-09, your responsibilities will be: Receives and reviews all work requests (oral and written) for validity, accuracy, and feasibility. Ensures proper coordination with outside organizations such as safety, fire, security, communications, occupational health, and environmental. Serves as the manager of the CES Operations and material acquisition element. Functions as the office of primary responsibility (OPR) for implementing procedures required in the management and operation of CES unique work control systems. Estimates requirements for materiel, man-hours, and equipment time. Determines funding type, prepares job/work orders, and approves requests within his/her delegated authority. Introduces materiel requirements into the appropriate system(s) and schedules work when materiel is received. Develops and monitors Wing/units work order pr
Occupation: Production control (series 1152) | posted as: Production Controller (Title 32); Production Controller (Aircraft) (Title 32); Production Controller (Scheduling); Production Controller (Construction) - Title 5 | You will plan, estimate, schedule and increase the use of labor, machines and materials in manufacturing work that uses mechanical or automated systems. | ~145 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - PRODUCTION CONTROLLER (Title 32) (Army National Guard Units): As a Production Controller with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: GS-1152-07 Establishes plans, schedules, and controls the maintenance and repair of a variety of vehicles and equipment such as combat vehicles, heavy-duty engineering and mobile equipment, tracked vehicles, towed and self-propelled artillery, communications and electronic equipment, guided missile systems, and small arms. Studies directives, modification work orders, and regulations as to their application in the unit. Assists supervisory personnel in determining impact of these requirements on shop capability. Modifies production planning to accommodate these requirements. Designates and maintains current maintenance repair priorities by Force Activity Designator, pacing items, Equipment Readiness Codes (ERC) A, B, and C equipment type, available funds, commander's priority, state/national priorities. Provides assistance to ensure that Modified Table of Organization and Equipment (MTO&E) or Table of Distribution and Allowances (TDA) reportable Line Item Numbers (LIN) are properly managed, reported and accounted for with respect to readiness reports, property accountability reports and system management. Analyzes repair methods and recommends control procedures to ensure that accomplishment of programs meet priorities and deadlines established by higher authority or support activities. In the absence of the higher graded production controller, ensures that unit CL IX accounts are funded, budgeted, and executed to maximize readiness. Performs other duties as assigned. GS-1152-09 Establishes plans and schedules for maintenance and repair, using multiple process production methods and procedures for a variety of vehicles and equipment such as combat vehicles, heavy-duty engineering and mobile equipment, tracked vehicles, towed and self-propelled artillery, communications and electronic equipment, guided missile systems, and small arms. Implements maintenance plans and monitors progress of accomplishments. Using readiness, production and management reports available from the current automation support program and/or manual system, provides status of equipment, maintenance actions in progress, and location of equipment as required or requested. Responsible for data input of work order information, status changes, supply updates, and other pertinent information. Makes on-the-spot adjustments to repair priorities necessitated by unscheduled maintenance requirements. Ensures MTO&E or Table of Distribution and Allowances reportable Line Item Numbers are properly managed, reported and accounted for with respect to readiness reports, property accountability reports, and system management. Programs workload, shop space, and available personnel on a short and long-term basis. Conducts initial and long range planning on matters which include multiple process production, maintenance operations, equipment readiness, including mechanical skills, availability of test and diagnostic equipment, repair parts, annual training requirements, mobilization requirements; and other factors influencing the repair, modification, and maintenance of equipment and readiness reporting. Ensures that unit Class 9 accounts are funded, budgeted, and executed to maximize readiness. Performs demand analysis on unit CL IX expenses to determine proper stockage to sustain unit mission requirements. Designates and maintains current maintenance priorities by Force Activity Designator, pacing items, Equipment Readiness Codes (ERC) A, B, and C equipment type, available funds, commander's priority, state/national priorities, and unit supported. Using the current automation support system, authorizes the acceptance of equipment for repair; monitors work priorities, current status, and completion of work orders; requisitions and provides status of repair parts; and assures the effective utilization of maintenance personnel. Analyzes repair methods and develops control procedures and policies to assure accomplishment of programs to meet priorities and deadlines established by higher authority or support activities. Ensures that this is performed in the most effective and efficient manner possible with good quality control and quality assurance procedures in place. Coordinates with units and other support activities concerning the delivery, status of repair operations, and/or pick up of completed work orders. Coordinates with logistical personnel, equipment specialists, higher ranked management officials, item managers at depots concerning critical shortages of repair parts required to support the maintenance repair program. Provides technical guidance and oversight to a lower-graded Production Controller. May provide guidance and oversight of mechanics, Tools and Parts Attendants, or other positions assisting in the maintenance production or maintenance management processes. Performs other duties as assigned. - PRODUCTION CONTROLLER (Department of the Navy): You will be responsible for executing the daily detailed work order releases or dispatch list requirements for the cognizant work centers. You will coordinate work order and dispatch list execution with other Production Controllers. You will introduce, via the appropriate contacts, emergent requirements (i.e., Discrepancy Work Order (DWO), Quality Deficiency Report (QDR), etc.) that fall within allowable time buckets. You will verify all workload within cognizant work center for completeness of paperwork prior to routing. - Production Controller (Mechanic) (Department of Defense): f selected at the GS-07 level, duties will be performed in a developmental capacity Schedules, tracks, bills, reconciles, and controls the repair and rebuild of Industrial Plant Equipment (IPE) containing a variety of components or subassemblies. Participates with management, Project Manager, Planner/Estimator, and Quality Assurance Specialist in the initial inspection of IPE to determine feasibility of repair/rebuild. Computes cost based on historical data, catalogs, specifications, prints and data governing fabrication or repair/rebuild operations Assigns workload for machines considering such factors as size, complexity, current workload, facilities and workers’ skills. Prepares a variety of reports on money spent, man hours, completion dates, parts status, and timelines to provide status, justification, and solutions on any problems which occurred. Maintains a Government Purchase Card (GPC) in order to purchase parts and services to facilitate the rebuild of IPE - PRODUCTION CONTROLLER (SCHEDULING) (Air National Guard Units): As a PRODUCTION CONTROLLER (SCHEDULING), GS-1152-9, the primary purpose of this position is to perform preliminary planning and long term forecasting of utilization of aerospace vehicles, engines, and associated support equipment. This position is located in an ANG Flying Wing in the Plans, Scheduling, and documentation/ Engine Management Section of the Maintenance Operations Flight. This is an ANG National Guard (ANG) Title 5 position. 1. Responsible for advising, planning and coordinating aircraft maintenance requirements and utilization scheduling between maintenance, operations, and external organizations. Actively participates in the Wing Flying Hour Working Group for planning, scheduling, and execution of the Wing's Flying Hour Allocation process. Verifies and reconciles the accuracy of unit flying hour allocations daily with Wing Operations Group and as directed with NGB AVDO and the Flying Hour Analyst. Manages all assigned major commodity areas (Airframe, Engine, Components and Special Projects). Develops, analyzes and evaluates multiple Maintenance Information System(s) (MIS) and various databases reports, charts and graphs to inform senior maintenance management. Actively participates in daily, weekly, and monthly scheduling, and quarterly/yearly planning programs and meetings. Communicates and advises leadership of potential over-utilization conditions. Analyzes and improves repair processes, methods, procedures and standards. Researches and determines cause for missed maintenance-related scheduled events and documents findings as required. Develops local procedures to ensure effective and efficient scheduling of engines, support equipment, and develops, writes, and publishes guidance for aircraft document reviews. (50%) 2. Reviews both immediate and long-range requirements based on current workload forecasts and conditioned based maintenance and develops plans for obtaining resources to meet production requirements. Plans allocation of resources and distribution of work to ensure production commitments are accomplished as scheduled. Evaluates progress, analyzes requirements and availability of resources, communicates changing priorities to work center supervisors to ensure work is accomplished efficiently and deconflicts maintenance activities. Monitors and updates status of Work In Process (WIP). Coordinates with office of primary responsibility (OPR) on extension requests to maximize efficiency of aircraft availability. Initiate, validate, and submit time change extension requests, as needed. Manages the Configuration Management program. (25%) 3. Maintains historical documents and maintenance data essential for aircraft records accuracy. Review and report status of decentralized records to maintenance operations flight supervisor. Acts as the wing Aerospace Vehicle Distribution Officer (AVDO), coordinates aircraft transfer between organizations, generates specific documentation (AFTO Form 103, Aircraft/Missile Condition Data). Participates in the development and maintenance of the Programmed Depot Maintenance (PDM) schedule for all assigned aircraft and equipment. (15%) 4. Develops and maintains job standard master listings (JML) for assigned equipment in the MIS in coordination with functional work centers. Responsible for managing assigned weapon system Time Compliance Technical Order (TCTO) programs. Chairs TCTO planning meetings. Manages the assigned weapon systems Time Change Items (TCI) program and identifies, monitors, forecasts and schedules items specifically identified in applicable regulation and instructions (10%) 5. Performs other duties as assigned. - PRODUCTION CONTROLLER (CONSTRUCTION) - TITLE 5 (Department of the Air Force): As a Production Controller (Construction), GS-1152-09, your responsibilities will be: Receives and reviews all work requests (oral and written) for validity, accuracy, and feasibility. Ensures proper coordination with outside organizations such as safety, fire, security, communications, occupational health, and environmental. Serves as the manager of the CES Operations and material acquisition element. Functions as the office of primary responsibility (OPR) for implementing procedures required in the management and operation of CES unique work control systems. Estimates requirements for materiel, man-hours, and equipment time. Determines funding type, prepares job/work orders, and approves requests within his/her delegated authority. Introduces materiel requirements into the appropriate system(s) and schedules work when materiel is received. Develops and monitors Wing/units work order priority program. Coordinates with engineering/design to obtain blue prints, specifications, and related data concerning projects. Develops plans and specifications to promulgate customer's concepts into workable data. Schedules multi-shop (electrical, structural, mechanical, equipment operations, utilities) phasing for complex work. Follows up to determine if progress is as planned, arranging adjustments in materials, processes, and priority sequences to accommodate unexpected changes, etc. Monitors and controls the flow of work to ensure the most economical and efficient use of personnel, funds, and materials. Establishes in-house maintenance and repair priorities (mission essential, safety, security, etc.), collating requirements with available resources. Ensures work schedules for in-service civilian and military personnel are coordinated to maximize productivity. Coordinates with Material/Deployment Manager on assignment and utilization of all vehicles and equipment assigned to CES for the purpose of supporting scheduled work. Coordinates with other wing and off base organizations (equipment rental companies etc.) for use of equipment not in the CES inventory. Conducts reviews of work processes, work-flow, and space utilization, and determines improvements that are appropriate. Coordinates with the installation's Real Property Office for all work requiring capitalization. Interprets and applies directives to include: Occupational Safety and Health Association, National Electric Code, hazardous waste, environmental, National Fire Protection Association, Department of Defense (DOD), Department of Transportation on (DOT), asbestos abatement, local policies, and Air Force Occupational Health Standards. Serves as the focal point for automated work control and supply programs within CES or throughout the installation. Demonstrates expertise of various computer programs and automated systems utilized by the CES relating to on-base work control or material handling activities. Utilizes the approved ANG CES Work Order Management System, Standard Base Supply System, Base Contract Automatic System and similar automated management systems identifying problem areas. Trains on and understands the Air Force approved work order and logistics management systems. Develops and implements written procedures or pursues other managerial alternatives to correct problem area(s). Maintains automated reports depicting status of Civil Engineering work and supplies. Identifies and documents maintenance support problem areas, recommends corrective action and performs follow-up action. Ensures proper utilization of automated resources and compliance with current directives and that internal communication routing procedures provide timely response or action. Ensures processing of material documentation produced by computer systems IAW applicable regulations. Provides input for the Facility Utilization Board (FUB) and implements approved actions for all facilities. Coordinates with the Facility Manager in the data collection, preparation, consolidation, and submission of the Air .Force Energy Reporting System (AFERS) report. Ensures fiscal responsibility by establishing job/work orders under the correct organizational funding codes. Works with the CES Funds Manager in planning, formulating, analyzing, and coordinating CES supply budget submissions. Utilizes a working knowledge of the Planning, Programming, and Budgeting System (PPBS). Exercises a thorough understanding of all civil engineering funding classifications and their allowable legal allocations. Ensures job/work order expenditures under the Real Property Maintenance (SRM/FO) Master Cooperative Agreement, Appendix 21 (MCA) and that O&M budgets are correctly applied in order to provide a detailed audit trail. Incumbent is commonly delegated a spending authority in order to facilitate approval of work. Establishes and operates the customer service center. Perform other duties as assigned. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Occupation: Financial analysis (series 1160) | You will direct or do work that requires knowing and applying finance theory and principles. You should understand financial and management organization, laws and regulations and economic, accounting and legal principles | ~5 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 3 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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This position will be assisting loan specialists in loan administration activities such as investigations, risk analysis, credit risk, application examination, interviewing and the application of Federal laws and VA guidelines. The incumbent will develop the skills and abilities necessary to perform the duties outlined in the Loan Specialist GS-1165-09/11 position descriptions. Possesses superior knowledge of the principles, practices, concepts and theories of law (Federal and State), regulations, and policies as they relate to the servicing and liquidation of VA guaranteed loans. Reviews and evaluates the borrower's ability (or lack thereof) to reinstate a delinquent loan as well as the borrower's potential to repay the loan. Conducts audits of loan servicers' adherence to VA regulations and guidelines as they relate to the following work processes: Servicer completed workout and loss m
As a/an Loan Specialist at the GS-1165-09, some of your typical work assignments may include: Analyzes financial statements of obligors and endeavors to determine their prospects for continued payment on consumer and commercial loans in connection with modifications of payments or other loan terms. Works closely with financial institutions and other commercial entities. Prepares written credit recommendations and obtains supervisory approval on a variety of collection as well as real estate transactions. Prepares written recommendations for charge-off actions on consumer and commercial loans where all collateral has been disposed of or where SBA determines that further liquidation of collateral is not economically feasible. Reviews charged off consumer and commercial loans that are subject to periodic review to endeavor to discover assets that may be available. Reviews routine and standa
Conducts interviews with loan applicants, reviews loan applications, and makes preliminary inquiries to develop factual information to assess the eligibility of applicants. Providing technical advice, guidance, and credit counseling to loan applicants and borrowers. Applies knowledge of agency farm loan programs and eligibility requirements. Applies technical knowledge of farm financing and credit, financial management concepts and practices, farm operations, land use and value, production and marketing of various crops and livestock, and prices and markets in the serviced farming areas. This position works in a developmental capacity receiving on-the-job and classroom training in the administration of farm loan programs. These positions assist the Farm Loan Manager in administering farm loan programs in a USDA Service Center serving one or more Counties. Upon completion of training prog
Occupation: Loan specialist (series 1165) | posted as: Loan Assistant/Specialist (Agricultural); Loan Assistant/Loan Specialist (Agrl); Loan Specialist (Agricultural); Loan Assistant/Specialist(Agricultural) | You will direct, analyze, and evaluate work related to federally granted, insured or guaranteed loans. In this field, you should understand credit risk factors, lending principles, businesses and organizations that use t | ~166 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Loan Assistant (Realty) (Veterans Benefits Administration): This position will be assisting loan specialists in loan administration activities such as investigations, risk analysis, credit risk, application examination, interviewing and the application of Federal laws and VA guidelines. The incumbent will develop the skills and abilities necessary to perform the duties outlined in the Loan Specialist GS-1165-09/11 position descriptions. Possesses superior knowledge of the principles, practices, concepts and theories of law (Federal and State), regulations, and policies as they relate to the servicing and liquidation of VA guaranteed loans. Reviews and evaluates the borrower's ability (or lack thereof) to reinstate a delinquent loan as well as the borrower's potential to repay the loan. Conducts audits of loan servicers' adherence to VA regulations and guidelines as they relate to the following work processes: Servicer completed workout and loss mitigation options and Servicer completed loan modifications Reviews servicer completed "Net Value" determinations to ensure compliance with VA established calculation requirements and credit to Veterans' accounts. Reviews claims under guaranty (initial, appealed, and supplemental) and the transfer of custody and recommends approval of payments. For claims under loan guaranty and the holder's final accounting submitted on terminated VA guaranteed loans, reviews the electronic loan docket and supporting documents so that the loan and claim are in compliance with VA regulations and guidelines. Analyzes post audits to determine if payments were appropriate. In the event a holder fails to comply with the regulations governing liquidation of a guaranteed loan through negligence or mistake, the Loan Technician determines if the guaranty is adversely affected or if the security has suffered a decline in value. Depending upon the extent of the violation makes recommendations as to the proper course of action. Follows-up on title documents concerning loans being acquired by VA under 38 CFR 36.4318. Reviews title documents for accuracy and completeness and forwards completed package with recommendation to VA's legal counsel final approval. Utilizes considerable judgment in researching and evaluating such factors as income, reliability of income, current and estimated expenses, credit rating, self-employment earnings, property values, condition of property, real estate trends, and real estate law related to titles, mortgages, liens, etc. Supplements the servicer's/holder's efforts in servicing VA guaranteed loans through phone contacts, correspondence, and face to face interviews in an effort to resolve the problem or to cure the default and minimize liquidations and VA losses. Instructs services/holders on VA requirements for servicing delinquent VA accounts and procedures to be followed in establishing repayment and forbearance plans, initiating foreclosures, termination by voluntary deeds-in-lieu of foreclosure, processing compromise "short" sales, completing modification agreements, VA Purchases under 38 CFR 36.4318, and the filing of claims. Communicates clearly and competently with Veterans, real estate attorneys, mortgage banking industry professionals, and services/holders in discussing VA regulations and procedures, and their effects on home retention options, purchase agreements, compromise "short" sales, voluntary deeds, mortgages, loan modifications, mortgage foreclosures, property values, bankruptcy, loan assumptions, releases of security and liability, entitlement, and VA Purchases under 38 CFR 36.4318. Performs other duties as assigned commensurate with the level of responsibilities contained in the position description, which may include special projects, attending meetings and/or training seminars, or speaking before groups. Promotion Potential: The full performance level of this position is grade GS-11. Work Schedule: Full time, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Compressed/Flexible: Available Telework: This position is eligible for situational (ad hoc) telework only. The selectee is required to report to the official duty station each scheduled workday. Telework may be approved only on a case-by-case basis with supervisory approval. Routine or recurring telework is not authorized for this position. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description Title/PD#: Loan Assistant (Realty)/PD42001A Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Financial Disclosure Report: Not required Bargaining Unit: Yes - Loan Specialist (Small Business Administration): As a/an Loan Specialist at the GS-1165-09, some of your typical work assignments may include: Analyzes financial statements of obligors and endeavors to determine their prospects for continued payment on consumer and commercial loans in connection with modifications of payments or other loan terms. Works closely with financial institutions and other commercial entities. Prepares written credit recommendations and obtains supervisory approval on a variety of collection as well as real estate transactions. Prepares written recommendations for charge-off actions on consumer and commercial loans where all collateral has been disposed of or where SBA determines that further liquidation of collateral is not economically feasible. Reviews charged off consumer and commercial loans that are subject to periodic review to endeavor to discover assets that may be available. Reviews routine and standard consumer and commercial loan documents and determines SBA's rights in the collateral. Inventories collateral to assure that all pledged property is available or duly accounted for. Obtains appraisals and liquidating value of the inventoried property. Investigates and determines financial responsibility of obligors who may be liable for the payment of indebtedness for use in connection with recommending collection procedures, or legal action to enforce payment. - LOAN ASSISTANT/SPECIALIST (AGRICULTURAL) (Farm Service Agency): Conducts interviews with loan applicants, reviews loan applications, and makes preliminary inquiries to develop factual information to assess the eligibility of applicants. Providing technical advice, guidance, and credit counseling to loan applicants and borrowers. Applies knowledge of agency farm loan programs and eligibility requirements. Applies technical knowledge of farm financing and credit, financial management concepts and practices, farm operations, land use and value, production and marketing of various crops and livestock, and prices and markets in the serviced farming areas. This position works in a developmental capacity receiving on-the-job and classroom training in the administration of farm loan programs. These positions assist the Farm Loan Manager in administering farm loan programs in a USDA Service Center serving one or more Counties. Upon completion of training program, FLOs may be reassigned, at any time, to a different duty station if workload activity changes or vacancies occur. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 4 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The following are the duties of this position at the full working level. If this vacancy includes more than one grade and you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to help you grow in this position. Collects delinquent tax and secures delinquent returns from taxpayers who have not resolved their obligations in response to prior correspondence or other contact. Conducts interviews with taxpayers (and/or their representatives) in different environments such as the business location, residence or office as part of the investigative process of collecting delinquent taxes and securing delinquent tax returns. Taxpayers at this level are normally individuals, small proprietorships, partnerships, small corporations with few or no of employees. Counsels taxpayers on tax filing, deposit and payment obligations actio
Occupation: Internal revenue officer (series 1169) | posted as: Revenue Officer | You will collect delinquent taxes and look for unreported taxes for the Internal Revenue Service (link to: https://www.irs.gov/). In this field, you should understand business practices, tax laws and regulations, judicia | ~333 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Revenue Officer (Internal Revenue Service): The following are the duties of this position at the full working level. If this vacancy includes more than one grade and you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform these duties and receive training to help you grow in this position. Collects delinquent tax and secures delinquent returns from taxpayers who have not resolved their obligations in response to prior correspondence or other contact. Conducts interviews with taxpayers (and/or their representatives) in different environments such as the business location, residence or office as part of the investigative process of collecting delinquent taxes and securing delinquent tax returns. Taxpayers at this level are normally individuals, small proprietorships, partnerships, small corporations with few or no of employees. Counsels taxpayers on tax filing, deposit and payment obligations actions needed to bring taxpayers into full compliance. Provides guidance and service on a wide range of financial problems to assist the taxpayer toward a positive course of action to resolve tax issues. Works with the taxpayers to develop a plan of action to resolve all delinquencies. When appropriate, takes enforced collection actions. Provides customer service by respecting and explaining the taxpayer's rights, IRS policies and procedures. Provides instructions, and analyzes issues presented by taxpayers, practitioners and IRS employees. Customer service is based upon learning, interpreting, and applying IRM policies and procedures, regulations, court decisions, state and local laws, and various Titles of the United States Code. Provides instructions, and analyzes issues presented by taxpayers, practitioners and IRS employees. Resolve account discrepancies and responds to taxpayer and practitioner requests. Meets taxpayers or their representatives at the business location or residence for non business taxpayers in order to view the assets or number of employees, or to observe indications of hardship or business failure. Conducts interviews with taxpayers (and/or their representatives) with the purpose of securing complete financial information and assessing the taxpayer's ability to pay outstanding tax obligations. Performs credit and financial analysis of the taxpayer financial records to determine the taxpayer's financial condition and ability to pay outstanding tax obligations and prevent future delinquencies. Analyzes financial information and evaluates assets. Applies expense standards and provides guidance on a wide range of financial alternatives to assist taxpayers in identifying options that could assist in resolving delinquent tax obligations including installment agreements, offers in compromise and suspending collection. Evaluates and compares taxpayers' financial information to internal and external sources to verify taxpayers' financial condition. The purpose of the analysis is to develop a clear plan of action to resolve the case. For business taxpayers, analyzes financial statements that include balance sheets, income statements and profit and loss statements. Performs financial investigations in situations in which taxpayers are unwilling to be forthcoming concerning assets and sources of income. Searches public records, tax returns, and financial and credit information to ferret out assets. Summonses taxpayer records and other financial information from the taxpayer and financial institutions or other third parties. Confers with internal and external advisors, analysts, or attorneys (for example: Counsel or Department of Justice) regarding case development, issue determination, case processing and coordination. Develops a feasible plan of action to resolve the case. Recognizes patterns of delay and other indicators that a taxpayer is not cooperating or attempting to defeat assessment or collection of delinquent tax. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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Powering the Future: Secure the Land that Lights Up the Northwest Join the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA), a leader in providing reliable, affordable, and clean energy to the Pacific Northwest. We're seeking a driven Realty Specialist to acquire and manage the real estate interests that are foundational to our critical mission. This isn't just a job; it's a chance to have a tangible impact on the region's economic prosperity and environmental sustainability by securing the path for the energy grid. As a Realty Specialist, you will be at the center of complex and meaningful projects. Your key responsibilities will include: Leading Negotiations: Personally conduct and direct complex negotiations with landowners, corporations, and government agencies to acquire essential land rights (such as easements and permits) for vital BPA programs. Valuation and Compensation: Determine fair mar
Duties are listed at the GS-11 grade level. Manages all aspects of the special use program. Assists forest personnel in resolving problems or misunderstandings in the use of SUDS. Provides technical assistance to program staff and line officers and their associated specialists regarding complex land use authorization practices and procedures. Participates as a representative on the SUDS User Board. Applies various realty laws, regulations and agency policy to assist forest personnel in managing land use authorizations (permits, leases, and easements) and the associated billings for those authorizations. Evaluates simple and complex special use proposals according to regulatory screening criteria. Contacts various publics, other governmental personnel, and Forest Service specialists, to conduct financial and technical capability determinations, and to determine compliance with forest plan
Participate in developing plans for the acquisition, management and disposal of real property interests. Provide real property management support services by conducting research and coordinating with other more senior Realty Specialists. Review, analyze and make recommendations and justifications regarding requests for leases, licenses, permits, easements, out-grants, disposal and changing utilization of property. Prepare standard rights of entry, out-grants, permits, easements, licenses, and leases to other government agencies, private corporations and individuals. Prepare reports by inputting data into appropriate authoritative information systems.
Serves as a team member for any of the teams established for the Civil or Military Branch. The work involves acquisition in fee and lesser estates to support unique Federal public infrastructure projects. Transactions cover properties ranging from wide areas of public domain lands, state owned lands, privately owned lands, residential areas, commercial and industrial tracts. Obtains all required data, i.e. ownership, cadastral maps, legal descriptions, appraisals, and other required documents. Drafts and processes options to purchase or lease space for Military Service recruitment. Negotiates cases involving coordinating with several governmental agencies, those in which individuals or corporations make unusual demands, or leases without precedent or which require negotiating build-outs or other terms. Issues real estate instruments for use of Federal real property. Conducts compliance i
As a Realty Specialist at the full performance level, you will: Perform acquisition of real property interests. Complete common and routine realty transactions involving most classifications of real property. Perform and complete necessary actions that lead up to final proposals to the various land owners. Actions such as ordering title commitments, land surveys, ensuring environmental reviews address the necessary lands actions, conducting research at a county assessor's office, etc. Perform necessary lands actions to acquire legal access across various land ownerships, such as private, city, county and state, federal and tribal reservation lands. Demonstrate an understanding of real estate property terms, actions, legal references, etc. to inform and advice respective internal and external parties involved in a WAPA lead project. Initiate and complete routine negotiations for acquisiti
Occupation: Realty (series 1170) | posted as: Realty Specialist | You will work as a realtor. In the federal government, you will: Purchase property. Manage property. Administer federally or Indian-owned, leased or consigned space or property. Get rid of property. You should und | ~95 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Realty Specialist (Bonneville Power Administration): Powering the Future: Secure the Land that Lights Up the Northwest Join the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA), a leader in providing reliable, affordable, and clean energy to the Pacific Northwest. We're seeking a driven Realty Specialist to acquire and manage the real estate interests that are foundational to our critical mission. This isn't just a job; it's a chance to have a tangible impact on the region's economic prosperity and environmental sustainability by securing the path for the energy grid. As a Realty Specialist, you will be at the center of complex and meaningful projects. Your key responsibilities will include: Leading Negotiations: Personally conduct and direct complex negotiations with landowners, corporations, and government agencies to acquire essential land rights (such as easements and permits) for vital BPA programs. Valuation and Compensation: Determine fair market value and compensation for property rights, including preparing estimates for damages and overseeing appraisals to ensure equitable agreements. Strategic Project Management: Serve as the primary real estate expert and liaison for a wide range of construction projects, skillfully resolving conflicts between internal teams and external landowners to keep projects on schedule. Policy and Conflict Resolution: Interpret and apply real estate policies to resolve issues like property encroachments and disputes, coordinating with legal and engineering teams to protect government assets. Tribal and Wireless Program Support: Serve as the lead real estate advisor for unique and sensitive projects, including those involving Tribal lands and the expansion of BPA's wireless communications network. Community and Public Engagement: Represent BPA in public forums, answering complex real estate questions and building consensus to gain support for projects that keep the region's power supply safe and reliable. Title Analysis and Risk Mitigation: Analyze complex title policies to identify and resolve issues, negotiating with multiple parties to clear financial liens and other encumbrances to minimize government risk. Disposal of Real Property: Manage the entire process for selling or leasing BPA-owned property and rights, from determining the marketing method to negotiating conditions and collecting payments. - Realty Specialist (Forest Service): Duties are listed at the GS-11 grade level. Manages all aspects of the special use program. Assists forest personnel in resolving problems or misunderstandings in the use of SUDS. Provides technical assistance to program staff and line officers and their associated specialists regarding complex land use authorization practices and procedures. Participates as a representative on the SUDS User Board. Applies various realty laws, regulations and agency policy to assist forest personnel in managing land use authorizations (permits, leases, and easements) and the associated billings for those authorizations. Evaluates simple and complex special use proposals according to regulatory screening criteria. Contacts various publics, other governmental personnel, and Forest Service specialists, to conduct financial and technical capability determinations, and to determine compliance with forest plan direction. Works closely with BLM and other federal and state agencies on special use authorizations that involve uses that cross administrative boundaries. Incumbent may assume a project leadership role if the Forest Service is the lead agency. Instructs forest personnel on the established fee schedules and methods to create land use billings, and how to compile cost recovery agreements. Conducts on-the-ground program reviews of special use programs and individual authorizations for compliance with Forest Service policy, terms, and conditions. Reviews analyzes and test systems performance of SUDS database and make recommendations for system modification and database configurations to correct problems. - Realty Specialist (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Participate in developing plans for the acquisition, management and disposal of real property interests. Provide real property management support services by conducting research and coordinating with other more senior Realty Specialists. Review, analyze and make recommendations and justifications regarding requests for leases, licenses, permits, easements, out-grants, disposal and changing utilization of property. Prepare standard rights of entry, out-grants, permits, easements, licenses, and leases to other government agencies, private corporations and individuals. Prepare reports by inputting data into appropriate authoritative information systems. - Realty Specialist (Department of the Army): Serves as a team member for any of the teams established for the Civil or Military Branch. The work involves acquisition in fee and lesser estates to support unique Federal public infrastructure projects. Transactions cover properties ranging from wide areas of public domain lands, state owned lands, privately owned lands, residential areas, commercial and industrial tracts. Obtains all required data, i.e. ownership, cadastral maps, legal descriptions, appraisals, and other required documents. Drafts and processes options to purchase or lease space for Military Service recruitment. Negotiates cases involving coordinating with several governmental agencies, those in which individuals or corporations make unusual demands, or leases without precedent or which require negotiating build-outs or other terms. Issues real estate instruments for use of Federal real property. Conducts compliance inspections of real property under the control of the Corps of Engineers and as necessary to assure compliance at military installations and public works projects. In case of fee-owner property for GSA disposal, inspects premises and obtains information from records for certification to GSA. - Realty Specialist (Western Area Power Administration): As a Realty Specialist at the full performance level, you will: Perform acquisition of real property interests. Complete common and routine realty transactions involving most classifications of real property. Perform and complete necessary actions that lead up to final proposals to the various land owners. Actions such as ordering title commitments, land surveys, ensuring environmental reviews address the necessary lands actions, conducting research at a county assessor's office, etc. Perform necessary lands actions to acquire legal access across various land ownerships, such as private, city, county and state, federal and tribal reservation lands. Demonstrate an understanding of real estate property terms, actions, legal references, etc. to inform and advice respective internal and external parties involved in a WAPA lead project. Initiate and complete routine negotiations for acquisition of real estate interests in land and facilities through the use of temporary use permits, leases, fee simple deeds, memoranda of agreement and other instruments as necessary. Review and determine whether proposals for the use of WAPA property are compatible with the purposes for which the properties were acquired. Prepare licenses, leases, grants and permits for secondary uses of WAPA's lands. Establish and implement sound project management practices including task planning, resource matrix, milestones, and delivery dates on a tasks or project basis. Provide recommendations to the Regional Manager, Maintenance Manager, Environmental Manager, WAPA's Lands Manager, and other higher level management officials related to the efficient support and execution of the region's land management policies to support maintenance and construction programs. Participate in proposed facilities route planning and provide expert and technical findings to identify land ownership, social, economic, or political problems that may affect the plan and to provide recommended solutions in a timely manner. Perform other duties as assigned. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Serve as a technical expert who has knowledge of Uniform Standard of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP), Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD), and skill in the application of principals, practices, and techniques of appraisals. Perform a full range of appraisal review processes and act as primary VA liaison to ensure appraisers, lenders, and servicers are properly administering VA policies and procedures. Consult, advise, and instruct fee personnel and program participants on appraisal, construction, and other matters pertaining to Valuation. Ensure reasonable value is properly established and the appraisal meets industry standards. Perform oversight review of Staff Appraisal Reviewers (SARs) performance on Notices of Value issued under the Lender Appraisal Processing Program (LAPP) and recommend to the supervisor disciplinary actions or sanctions against Lender SARs. Communicate with ap
Occupation: Appraising (series 1171) | posted as: Review Appraiser | You will appraise the value or review the value of property or property interests. | 100% of entry postings require a degree | ~5 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Review Appraiser (Veterans Benefits Administration): Serve as a technical expert who has knowledge of Uniform Standard of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP), Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD), and skill in the application of principals, practices, and techniques of appraisals. Perform a full range of appraisal review processes and act as primary VA liaison to ensure appraisers, lenders, and servicers are properly administering VA policies and procedures. Consult, advise, and instruct fee personnel and program participants on appraisal, construction, and other matters pertaining to Valuation. Ensure reasonable value is properly established and the appraisal meets industry standards. Perform oversight review of Staff Appraisal Reviewers (SARs) performance on Notices of Value issued under the Lender Appraisal Processing Program (LAPP) and recommend to the supervisor disciplinary actions or sanctions against Lender SARs. Communicate with appropriate stakeholders to facilitate appraisal corrections or acquire additional information to establish reasonable value. Determine property eligibility for VA Home Loan Program. Monitor the quantity, quality, and timeliness of work, providing guidance, training, and outreach to internal and external stakeholders. Demonstrate good working knowledge of Valuation approaches and various appraisal techniques to adapt and apply appropriate appraisal methods for analyzing available data. Detect differences in comparable properties and adjust data to make supported Valuation estimates. Use common real estate industry data and computer systems to retrieve and analyze data. Convey requested information in ways that are best and easily understood by the numerous and diverse group of stakeholders. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Major Duties: This is not an all-inclusive list As a HOUSING OFFICER (INDEF) (TITLE 32), GS-1173-7/9, you will: Directs and reviews the assignment of troop buildings, furnishings, and equipment in the cantonment area in consideration of such factors as size of units, sex of troops, type of unit, serviceability and availability of building space and desire to maintain unit integrity while effecting maximum utilization of space. Directs the billeting program for VIP housing and bachelor and transient-type quarters. Oversees issuance of certificates of non-availability and the collection and records maintenance of costs of laundering linen, maid service, and other services directly connected with the operation of bachelor accommodations. Formulates tenant directives and instructions within the framework of installation housing requirements concerning assignments, terminations, inspections,
Serves as a Housing Manager located at an Army garrison responsible for direct, on-site management, administration and implementation of projects, facilities, or complexes in support of the Housing Services Office (HSO). Briefs and counsels members transferring to the installation who seek assistance in locating housing within the local area. Serves as a point of contact for real estate agents, landlords and/or property managers in the locale and maintains an office registry of real estate agents for distribution upon customer request. Gathers and compiles data for a variety of reports pertinent to availability of housing, quarterly data on customer service, and Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) surveys. Investigates, mediates, and closes out rental complaints by and/or between landlords and tenants involving such issues as unpaid/overdue rent, security deposits, condition of the rental
You will plan, organize and perform work required to ensure proper customer service and compliance with appropriate mandates of the Housing Program. You will receive and process complaints and related investigations concerning residents to leadership. You will participate in regular or periodic deficiency reviews, assemble facts, evaluate information, prepare reports and answer correspondence, coordinate findings with other team members. You will process requests for permanent and temporary quarters. You will work closely with PPV Program Manager assisting applicants and their families with housing needs. You will monitor the assignment of applicants to available quarters, schedule and conduct inspections.
You will will review inspections of community rental property to determine adequacy, habitability, and suitability as a listing for referral. You will make studies and surveys of area ordinances and regulations governing community life and recommend new ordinances, regulations or amendments for improvement of housing administrative policies. You will assist in development of overall installation plans and procedures for barracks sustainment, to include restoration, modernization, and/or replacement projects. You will ensure adherence to the compliance of the Military Housing Privatization Initiative (MHPI) transaction documents and the Community Development and Management Plan (CDMP). You will work on special studies and implement solutions to unique or extraordinary issues such as large-scale movements of personnel that may result in challenges for current and future housing problems. Y
You will serve as a/an Housing Management Specialist and be responsible for the administration and management of the Owned Housing, Unaccompanied Personnel Permanent and Transient housing, and privatized housing programs.. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Receiving and processing applications for housing. Responsible for the development and execution of a comprehensive housing inspection program for family owned and Unaccompanied Personnel Housing (UPH) facilities in accordance with Coast Guard housing policies. Determining housing eligibility and requirements of applicants while following established schedules and procedures in carrying out activities related to the assignment, use, operation, and management of housing assets. Responsible for the development, implementation and execution of a comprehensiv
Occupation: Housing management (series 1173) | posted as: Housing Management Assistant; Housing Manager; Housing Management Specialist; Local Housing Officer | You will manage or assist in managing family housing projects, lodging for military members or other temporary or permanent housing. In this field, you will evaluate housing management programs, develop procedures and as | ~131 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - HOUSING OFFICER (INDEF) (TITLE 32) (Army National Guard Units): Major Duties: This is not an all-inclusive list As a HOUSING OFFICER (INDEF) (TITLE 32), GS-1173-7/9, you will: Directs and reviews the assignment of troop buildings, furnishings, and equipment in the cantonment area in consideration of such factors as size of units, sex of troops, type of unit, serviceability and availability of building space and desire to maintain unit integrity while effecting maximum utilization of space. Directs the billeting program for VIP housing and bachelor and transient-type quarters. Oversees issuance of certificates of non-availability and the collection and records maintenance of costs of laundering linen, maid service, and other services directly connected with the operation of bachelor accommodations. Formulates tenant directives and instructions within the framework of installation housing requirements concerning assignments, terminations, inspections, maintenance, cleanliness, conservation of utilities, and other housing activities. Develops local instructions and directives concerning normal and priority assignment of quarters. maintenance and repair reporting procedures, non-availability of quarters procedures, and a variety of related facility requirements. Determines annual requirements and formulates budget estimate for operating supplies, maid service, laundry service, custodial services; personnel costs, etc. Manages special housing funds such as the Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fund. the Billeting Fund, etc. Serves as a member of the training Site's installation level facility improvement or construction board, Billeting Fund Council, Morale, Welfare and Recreation Committee, or other similar deliberative assemblies. Develops recommendations to improve the living conditions of residents and proposals or planning documents containing requests and justification for funds, personnel, or materials required to accomplish major housing facility activities. This includes such studies and recommendations as those affecting changes in billeting rates. number of employees, organization of work, billets to be maintained as operational, etc. Schedules pre-occupancy and termination inspections and supervises the issue and turn-in of buildings to include the conduct of joint tenant-management inspections for the purpose of providing tenant directives and instructions; evaluating the cleanliness, maintenance, and habitability of quarters: and verifying inventory oi furnishings and equipment issued. Coordinates the operation. maintenance, and utilization of troop buildings with other organizations in the training site to assure efficient and timely housing services. maintenance. alteration, minor construction. painting, and repairs. Supervises a warehousing operation responsible for receiving, storing, and issuing furnishings and equipment; equipping troop buildings in the cantonment area; maintaining an adequate amount of furnishings and equipment to fulfill supply demands; and maintaining accountability of property assigned to the Housing Division. Performs personnel management functions. Either directly or through subordinate supervisors, assigns work and reviews the results of work performed. Interviews personnel and makes selections or appropriate recommendations. Assures that all training needs are met and that required cross-training is accomplished to avoid backlogs. Establishes performance standards and completes or reviews employee performance of both state and federally employed subordinates. Determines overall leave schedule and is responsible for accountability of all personnel assigned to the division. Initiates personnel actions to fill vacant positions, reassign, promote, change job structure. etc. Performs other duties as assigned. - Housing Manager (Department of the Army): Serves as a Housing Manager located at an Army garrison responsible for direct, on-site management, administration and implementation of projects, facilities, or complexes in support of the Housing Services Office (HSO). Briefs and counsels members transferring to the installation who seek assistance in locating housing within the local area. Serves as a point of contact for real estate agents, landlords and/or property managers in the locale and maintains an office registry of real estate agents for distribution upon customer request. Gathers and compiles data for a variety of reports pertinent to availability of housing, quarterly data on customer service, and Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) surveys. Investigates, mediates, and closes out rental complaints by and/or between landlords and tenants involving such issues as unpaid/overdue rent, security deposits, condition of the rental unit, damages, lack of repairs, and lease breaking. - HOUSING MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will plan, organize and perform work required to ensure proper customer service and compliance with appropriate mandates of the Housing Program. You will receive and process complaints and related investigations concerning residents to leadership. You will participate in regular or periodic deficiency reviews, assemble facts, evaluate information, prepare reports and answer correspondence, coordinate findings with other team members. You will process requests for permanent and temporary quarters. You will work closely with PPV Program Manager assisting applicants and their families with housing needs. You will monitor the assignment of applicants to available quarters, schedule and conduct inspections. - HOUSING MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (U.S. Marine Corps): You will will review inspections of community rental property to determine adequacy, habitability, and suitability as a listing for referral. You will make studies and surveys of area ordinances and regulations governing community life and recommend new ordinances, regulations or amendments for improvement of housing administrative policies. You will assist in development of overall installation plans and procedures for barracks sustainment, to include restoration, modernization, and/or replacement projects. You will ensure adherence to the compliance of the Military Housing Privatization Initiative (MHPI) transaction documents and the Community Development and Management Plan (CDMP). You will work on special studies and implement solutions to unique or extraordinary issues such as large-scale movements of personnel that may result in challenges for current and future housing problems. You will serve as a point of contact for all housing stakeholders including Installation and Command leadership, and resident and property management to ensure effective and efficient coordination on issues. You will investigate and respond to inquiries raised by Congress, Inspector General, audit reports or other external agencies. You will serve as the Contracting Officer Representative (COR), executing day-to-day management of contracts supporting housing functions as required or appointed and overseeing contract staff and assisting them with major problems. - Housing Management Specialist (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as a/an Housing Management Specialist and be responsible for the administration and management of the Owned Housing, Unaccompanied Personnel Permanent and Transient housing, and privatized housing programs.. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Receiving and processing applications for housing. Responsible for the development and execution of a comprehensive housing inspection program for family owned and Unaccompanied Personnel Housing (UPH) facilities in accordance with Coast Guard housing policies. Determining housing eligibility and requirements of applicants while following established schedules and procedures in carrying out activities related to the assignment, use, operation, and management of housing assets. Responsible for the development, implementation and execution of a comprehensive housing inspection program for family and UPH housing facilities in accordance with Coast Guard Housing policies. Conducting, coordinating and initiating assignment, termination, maintenance, safety and cleanliness inspections of all CG housing assets. Controlling and arranging the repair, storage and distribution of UPH furnishings and the programming of funds for their replacement. Reviews local policies to ensure compliance with service fees associated with UPH assignments. Reasonable Accommodation (RA) Requests: If you believe you have a disability (i.e., physical or mental), covered by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended that would interfere with completing the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, you will be granted the opportunity to request a RA in your online application. Requests for RA for the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments and appropriate supporting documentation for RA must be received prior to starting the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments. Decisions on requests for RA are made on a case-by-case basis. If you meet the minimum qualifications of the position, after notification of the adjudication of your request, you will receive an email invitation to complete the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, based on your adjudication decision. You must complete all assessments within 48 hours of receiving the URL to access the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments if you received the link after the close of the announcement. To determine if you need a RA, please review the Procedures for Requesting a Reasonable Accommodation for Online Assessments. Reasonable Accommodation Information Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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The physical worksite for this position is located in Alexandria, Virginia. Presence at the Alexandria, VA campus is required for this role, as it includes on site functions that must be performed in person. Position may be eligible for situational telework in accordance with agency policy/business unit discretion. The agency currently allows for 52 hours of telework per calendar year. The individual selected for this position: You are committed to participating in in the monitoring of Facility maintenance management program and staffs the Facility Help Desk. You thrive in interacting with various internal and external customers and providing information and updates with colleagues, other staff, management, and customers to help facilitate completion or resolve or work requests that come through the Facility Help Desk. You value assisting in conducting weekly inspections of building comm
Occupation: Building management (series 1176) | posted as: Building Management Specialist | You will manage buildings and other facilities to make sure organizations have suitable office space and required building services. In this field, you typically do one of the following: Directly manage or assist in m | ~23 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Building Management Specialist (Patent and Trademark Office): The physical worksite for this position is located in Alexandria, Virginia. Presence at the Alexandria, VA campus is required for this role, as it includes on site functions that must be performed in person. Position may be eligible for situational telework in accordance with agency policy/business unit discretion. The agency currently allows for 52 hours of telework per calendar year. The individual selected for this position: You are committed to participating in in the monitoring of Facility maintenance management program and staffs the Facility Help Desk. You thrive in interacting with various internal and external customers and providing information and updates with colleagues, other staff, management, and customers to help facilitate completion or resolve or work requests that come through the Facility Help Desk. You value assisting in conducting weekly inspections of building common areas when the primary person or building manager is unavailable, conducts inspections of public or special spaces, and assists with conducting interior building inspections. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Patent examining (series 1224) | You will review patent applications. In this field, you will approve or deny patent applications and review petitions and appeals of previous decisions on these applications. You should know natural science, engineering | ~690 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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At the full performance level (GS-13), some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Provides guidance, expert advice, training, and instruction to staff of the Branch on technical review and evaluation of oil spill response plans (OSRPs), plan holder training and exercises, unannounced exercises, oil spill response equipment and associated maintenance, training and use records; and ensures all activities are in accordance with national policy. Conducts technical review and evaluation of OSRPs, conducts and evaluates unannounced exercises; inspects and evaluates oil spill response equipment and associated maintenance, training and use records; and engages in other oil spill program activities. Administers enforcement processes or refers cases for civil penalty review as appropriate. Leads, assists, or instructs others in the development and execu
You will prepare written plans and schedules for accomplishing environmental assignments. You will identify environmental compliance requirements using environmental engineering and science principles. You will prepare and provide proposals and briefings to environmental management chain. You will coordinate the programs for all areas of a industrial installation engaged in diverse high risk operations and functions.
Conduct complex chemical analyses of environmental and occupational health samples to determine chemical compositions and identify toxic constituents in support of health and environmental hazard assessments. Operate sophisticated radiochemistry and spectrometry instruments to identify and measure highly specific chemical compounds and radiochemical isotopes. Evaluate laboratory quality control data and analytical results to identify discrepancies and ensure all reported data is scientifically defensible and compliant with standard laboratory protocols. Design new, modified, or adapted analytical testing methods to establish the most effective scientific approach. Resolve analytical conflicts, data discrepancies, and experimental anomalies by conducting additional targeted experiments and specialized studies. Maintain complex analytical instruments and technical systems by performing rou
Assures compliance with public laws and regulations. Conducts desk-top evaluation of site conditions using various remote-sensing tools and perform field investigations. Communicates with consultants, contractors, resource agencies and the public through telephone conversations, face to face meetings, and presentations Prepares technical documents to support findings, recommendations, and environmental impact evaluations.
You will develop expertise through job assignments with progressive levels of responsibility. You will work under gradually decreasing supervisory controls until such as incumbent is fully qualified to assume the full range of duties and responsibilities as described in target position. You will assist with product creation, quality assurance and quality control, customer service, and operational software utilization, and troubleshooting across varying levels of difficulty and complexity. You will aid in creating, reviewing, and revising command standard operating procedures, training aids, qualification processes, and documentation. You will coordinate with a wide range of production centers, watch floors, commanders, warfighters, and the scientific community under supervision.
Occupation: General physical science (series 1301) | posted as: Interdisciplinary; Physical Scientist; Engineer/Scientist; Principal Technical Manager For Signatures Department | You will work in jobs that involve the physical sciences, like chemistry, physics or others. These jobs aren't classified in another job series. | ~141 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Physical Scientist (Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement): At the full performance level (GS-13), some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Provides guidance, expert advice, training, and instruction to staff of the Branch on technical review and evaluation of oil spill response plans (OSRPs), plan holder training and exercises, unannounced exercises, oil spill response equipment and associated maintenance, training and use records; and ensures all activities are in accordance with national policy. Conducts technical review and evaluation of OSRPs, conducts and evaluates unannounced exercises; inspects and evaluates oil spill response equipment and associated maintenance, training and use records; and engages in other oil spill program activities. Administers enforcement processes or refers cases for civil penalty review as appropriate. Leads, assists, or instructs others in the development and execution of government initiated unannounced oil spill exercises; may conduct exercises and/or serve as an evaluator. Prepares and reviews a broad range of complex correspondence to answer or solicit information from lessees, operators, oil spill removal organizations, Federal and state agencies, and the general public Serves as the lead BSEE representative on Regional Response Teams (RRT), Area Committees, and incident specific RRT calls, providing support, advice and expertise to the National Response System on matters pertinent to oil spill planning, preparedness, and response. Attends meetings and conferences with BSEE personnel; Federal, state, and industry representatives; and the general public concerning the implementation of relevant regulations, policies, and requirements of the OSRP review and approval process. During actual spills the employee deploys to incident command posts and serves in designated positions within the Incident Command Structure. Assesses engineering, technical and scientific needs during a spill response and helps coordinate agency support to the Incident Command. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. Physical Demands: In-office work is primarily sedentary. Field work involves conducting equipment inspections, unannounced exercises, auditing operator-led training and exercises, sometimes offshore on vessels. This position requires regular and recurring physical exertion related to frequent inspections and surveys. This physical exertion includes considerable standing, walking, climbing, bending, crouching, stretching, reaching or similar movements. All field activities require some degree of agility and dexterity, for example traversing uneven surfaces, climbing stairs and ladders, being on offshore vessels while underway. Offshore deployments may involve extended travel on vessels over water, vessel-to-vessel transfers, and the infrequent need to climb into/out of emergency evacuation devices. Spill response equipment inspections in warehouse environments may involve overhead operations, movement of heavy machinery, and other activities that require the incumbent to look in all directions and be continuously and clearly aware of surroundings. The hire may also be required to deploy to command posts during oil spill incidents. Incident deployments are typically located in office environments at incident command posts and may require working more than 12 hours a day. Successful completion of role-based training such as water survival and hands-on oil spill response field operations on a regular and recurring basis as described in Bureau policy. Work Environment: Work is primarily performed in an office setting, offices of offshore operators, meetings, and conferences, with occasional trips to offshore locations, equipment storage yards, and incident command posts. Travel by auto, plane, helicopter, or boat is required. Offshore travel is primarily conducted by contractor-owned response vessels. The in-office work environment involves normal everyday risks or discomforts typical of an office setting. Deployments to Incident Command Posts are typically in office settings and may require travel away from the duty station for long periods more than a week. Fieldwork, as described above in the Physical Demands, exposes the incumbent to adverse conditions such as weather, temperature extremes (above 90° F Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) or below 0° F), and higher accident potential when offshore or in outdoor equipment yards and warehouse environments. The incumbent will typically spend 30-40 days per year conducting field work. Some work conditions may expose the incumbent to high noise levels, areas with marine and other wildlife. The employee wears hardhats, safety glasses, safetytoe shoes, hearing protection, selected uniforms for the environment and takes other various safety precautions. - INTERDISCIPLINARY ENGINEER/SCIENTIST (Naval Air Systems Command): You will prepare written plans and schedules for accomplishing environmental assignments. You will identify environmental compliance requirements using environmental engineering and science principles. You will prepare and provide proposals and briefings to environmental management chain. You will coordinate the programs for all areas of a industrial installation engaged in diverse high risk operations and functions. - INTERDISCIPLINARY (Defense Health Agency): Conduct complex chemical analyses of environmental and occupational health samples to determine chemical compositions and identify toxic constituents in support of health and environmental hazard assessments. Operate sophisticated radiochemistry and spectrometry instruments to identify and measure highly specific chemical compounds and radiochemical isotopes. Evaluate laboratory quality control data and analytical results to identify discrepancies and ensure all reported data is scientifically defensible and compliant with standard laboratory protocols. Design new, modified, or adapted analytical testing methods to establish the most effective scientific approach. Resolve analytical conflicts, data discrepancies, and experimental anomalies by conducting additional targeted experiments and specialized studies. Maintain complex analytical instruments and technical systems by performing routine preventive maintenance. - Geographer/Biologist/Ecologist/Environmental Engineer/Physical Scientist (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Assures compliance with public laws and regulations. Conducts desk-top evaluation of site conditions using various remote-sensing tools and perform field investigations. Communicates with consultants, contractors, resource agencies and the public through telephone conversations, face to face meetings, and presentations Prepares technical documents to support findings, recommendations, and environmental impact evaluations. - INTERDISCIPLINARY (PHYSICAL SCIENTIST/PHYSICIST/METEOROLOGIST/OCEANOGRAPHER (United States Fleet Forces Command): You will develop expertise through job assignments with progressive levels of responsibility. You will work under gradually decreasing supervisory controls until such as incumbent is fully qualified to assume the full range of duties and responsibilities as described in target position. You will assist with product creation, quality assurance and quality control, customer service, and operational software utilization, and troubleshooting across varying levels of difficulty and complexity. You will aid in creating, reviewing, and revising command standard operating procedures, training aids, qualification processes, and documentation. You will coordinate with a wide range of production centers, watch floors, commanders, warfighters, and the scientific community under supervision. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Health physics (series 1306) | You will work protecting people and their environment from exposure to radiation. | ~6 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and g
You will develop expertise through job assignments with progressive levels of responsibility. You will work under gradually decreasing supervisory controls until such as incumbent is fully qualified to assume the full range of duties and responsibilities as described in target position. You will assist with product creation, quality assurance and quality control, customer service, and operational software utilization, and troubleshooting across varying levels of difficulty and complexity. You will aid in creating, reviewing, and revising command standard operating procedures, training aids, qualification processes, and documentation. You will coordinate with a wide range of production centers, watch floors, commanders, warfighters, and the scientific community under supervision.
Perform mission preparation and execution functions. Manage the modification or acquisition of data systems and/or the development of new data processing methods. Provide data processing, problem solving, quality assurance, data product tracking & delivery. Provide technical advice, use reasoning & communication abilities, and expert knowledge of Range systems' capabilities, and limitations to accomplish the mission of the UTTR.
Occupation: Physics (series 1310) | posted as: Interdisciplinary; General Engineer-Direct Hire Authority | You will work in physics. In this field, you will study matter, what it's made up of, it's motion and behavior through space and time and energy and force. | 25% of entry postings require a degree; 75% want a licence/certification | ~37 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - INTERDISCIPLINARY (Naval Intelligence Activity): You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and gradually more difficult assignments, leading to performance at the next higher grade level. - INTERDISCIPLINARY (PHYSICAL SCIENTIST/PHYSICIST/METEOROLOGIST/OCEANOGRAPHER (United States Fleet Forces Command): You will develop expertise through job assignments with progressive levels of responsibility. You will work under gradually decreasing supervisory controls until such as incumbent is fully qualified to assume the full range of duties and responsibilities as described in target position. You will assist with product creation, quality assurance and quality control, customer service, and operational software utilization, and troubleshooting across varying levels of difficulty and complexity. You will aid in creating, reviewing, and revising command standard operating procedures, training aids, qualification processes, and documentation. You will coordinate with a wide range of production centers, watch floors, commanders, warfighters, and the scientific community under supervision. - GENERAL ENGINEER-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY (Department of the Air Force): Perform mission preparation and execution functions. Manage the modification or acquisition of data systems and/or the development of new data processing methods. Provide data processing, problem solving, quality assurance, data product tracking & delivery. Provide technical advice, use reasoning & communication abilities, and expert knowledge of Range systems' capabilities, and limitations to accomplish the mission of the UTTR. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
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| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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DUTY 1: Participates in all aspects of sample handling and processing activities for national and international monitoring, inspection, and R&D programs. Coordinates with evaluation and collection personnel to ensure written documentation is consistent with samples received. DUTY 2: Perform radiation surveys to measure levels of ionizing radiation and to apply appropriate operating procedures for 400 - 600 high-value environmental samples annually, supporting national and international nuclear treaty monitoring missions. DUTY 3: Assist in monitoring the performance of a 6000 square foot multi-class cleanroom. This includes, but is not limited to, mechanical system performance and maintenance and assuring temperature, humidity, relative pressure, and airborne particulate count remain within specifications. DUTY 4: Participate in cleanroom contamination control strategy to include cleaning
Responsible for determining qualitative level of a given drug in an individual sample, while differentiating a non-negative sample from a negative sample. Responsible for highly sophisticated equipment having exacting, elaborate and complex instrumentation. Performs analysis of urine for the detection of drugs of abuse and specimen validity Prepares written correspondence and laboratory documentation. Testifies in court (world-wide), as to the operating procedures relating to the immunoassay screening for urine specimens being tested for selected drugs of abuse.
Under the direction of the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO), perform technical tasks necessary to maintain the radioactive material (RAM) license. Assist in conducting the required semi-annual leak testing of sealed sources by preparing materials and documenting results under their direct supervision. Perform a first-level check of Quality Control (QC) records for all imaging modalities, including MRI, Fluoroscopy, and Computed Tomography, flagging any missing or incomplete items for the Radiation Safety Officer's official review. Perform a clerical check of all procedures requiring a Written Directive to identify any discrepancies between the prescribed and administered doses. Provide administrative and logistical support for the Radiation Safety Committee (RSC) by preparing meeting agendas, compiling data for the quarterly data calls. Provide oversight for the annual lead personal protec
Major duties of the Physical Scientist position include, but are not limited to the following: Applying principles, procedures, and techniques of physical science to maintain laboratories. Resolving quality assurance problems through incident management and preventative or correction policies and procedures. Applying the principles of quality assurance and quality control to all laboratory operations. Managing multiple tasks while tracking batches of samples through the preparation process. Coordinating with others to ensure timely accomplishment of team tasks. Completed work is peer-reviewed for technical soundness.
You will process forensic specimens by receiving samples, verifying all documentation, and entering data into a laboratory information system. You will maintain a strict forensic chain of custody by precisely labeling samples, inserting quality controls, and preparing all related documentation. You will identify and document any sample discrepancies using detailed coding systems and will separate specific samples for advanced confirmation testing. You will ensure a safe and orderly work environment by complying with all safety regulations, maintaining lab cleanliness, and restocking supplies as needed.
Occupation: Physical science technician (series 1311) | posted as: Physical Science Technician | You will supervise, lead or do technical work in the physical sciences, like chemistry, geology, physics, health physics or others. In this field, you do not need professional knowledge equal to a bachelor's degree. | ~97 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - PHYSICAL SCIENCE TECHNICIAN (Department of the Air Force Headquarters): DUTY 1: Participates in all aspects of sample handling and processing activities for national and international monitoring, inspection, and R&D programs. Coordinates with evaluation and collection personnel to ensure written documentation is consistent with samples received. DUTY 2: Perform radiation surveys to measure levels of ionizing radiation and to apply appropriate operating procedures for 400 - 600 high-value environmental samples annually, supporting national and international nuclear treaty monitoring missions. DUTY 3: Assist in monitoring the performance of a 6000 square foot multi-class cleanroom. This includes, but is not limited to, mechanical system performance and maintenance and assuring temperature, humidity, relative pressure, and airborne particulate count remain within specifications. DUTY 4: Participate in cleanroom contamination control strategy to include cleaning, monitoring, and analysis of microscopic particulate. This will require coordination with other cleanroom personnel as well as evaluation and collection personnel. - Physical Science Technician (U.S. Army Medical Command): Responsible for determining qualitative level of a given drug in an individual sample, while differentiating a non-negative sample from a negative sample. Responsible for highly sophisticated equipment having exacting, elaborate and complex instrumentation. Performs analysis of urine for the detection of drugs of abuse and specimen validity Prepares written correspondence and laboratory documentation. Testifies in court (world-wide), as to the operating procedures relating to the immunoassay screening for urine specimens being tested for selected drugs of abuse. - Physical Science Technician (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Under the direction of the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO), perform technical tasks necessary to maintain the radioactive material (RAM) license. Assist in conducting the required semi-annual leak testing of sealed sources by preparing materials and documenting results under their direct supervision. Perform a first-level check of Quality Control (QC) records for all imaging modalities, including MRI, Fluoroscopy, and Computed Tomography, flagging any missing or incomplete items for the Radiation Safety Officer's official review. Perform a clerical check of all procedures requiring a Written Directive to identify any discrepancies between the prescribed and administered doses. Provide administrative and logistical support for the Radiation Safety Committee (RSC) by preparing meeting agendas, compiling data for the quarterly data calls. Provide oversight for the annual lead personal protective equipment (PPE) testing program by monitoring completion data and maintaining all corresponding records to ensure facility-wide compliance. - Physical Science Technician (Department of Labor): Major duties of the Physical Scientist position include, but are not limited to the following: Applying principles, procedures, and techniques of physical science to maintain laboratories. Resolving quality assurance problems through incident management and preventative or correction policies and procedures. Applying the principles of quality assurance and quality control to all laboratory operations. Managing multiple tasks while tracking batches of samples through the preparation process. Coordinating with others to ensure timely accomplishment of team tasks. Completed work is peer-reviewed for technical soundness. - PHYSICAL SCIENCE TECHNICIAN (Department of the Navy): You will process forensic specimens by receiving samples, verifying all documentation, and entering data into a laboratory information system. You will maintain a strict forensic chain of custody by precisely labeling samples, inserting quality controls, and preparing all related documentation. You will identify and document any sample discrepancies using detailed coding systems and will separate specific samples for advanced confirmation testing. You will ensure a safe and orderly work environment by complying with all safety regulations, maintaining lab cleanliness, and restocking supplies as needed. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
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| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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Duties are listed at the full performance grade level. Develops and orchestrates out-year and current year program of work priorities for the Forest-wide soils and water program. Advises Forest Leadership on these priorities, which are based on data collected and reported through the national watershed condition framework, watershed analyses, hydrologic function, soils inventory and assessment, and water quality. Works closely with other resource specialists, as well as District/Zone soils scientists and hydrologists on the Forest and in the Regional office to continually assess conditions, and design and implement program of work efforts. Provides hydrologic functional and technical support and advice to be used in development of the long and short range program for Watershed Management. Through program management guidance to soils and water Forest staff, ensures specialized hydrologic
Occupation: Hydrology (series 1315) | posted as: Hydrologist | You will work in hydrology, studying water in the hydrologic cycle. In this field, you will study and apply research on water and water resources. You may collect, measure, analyze and interpret information on water reso | ~26 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Hydrologist (Forest Service): Duties are listed at the full performance grade level. Develops and orchestrates out-year and current year program of work priorities for the Forest-wide soils and water program. Advises Forest Leadership on these priorities, which are based on data collected and reported through the national watershed condition framework, watershed analyses, hydrologic function, soils inventory and assessment, and water quality. Works closely with other resource specialists, as well as District/Zone soils scientists and hydrologists on the Forest and in the Regional office to continually assess conditions, and design and implement program of work efforts. Provides hydrologic functional and technical support and advice to be used in development of the long and short range program for Watershed Management. Through program management guidance to soils and water Forest staff, ensures specialized hydrologic and soils advice to resource planners to enable Forest to meet Watershed constraints while carrying out planned resource activities. Provides quality control oversight while coordinating soils and hydrologist staff to review projects or activities on-the-ground to analyze hydrologic and soils impacts as a result of such activities. Coordinates riparian and/or in-stream restoration projects with fisheries to ensure whole watershed restoration and maintain water quality standards. Proposes local policy and regulation to cover the installation's unique problems which are not covered by state, federal, or higher authority/regulations because regulatory guidance is issued in general terms for command-wide application. Strategically develops partnership methods and agreements for watershed restoration and water quality through coordination with state and federal agencies, municipalities and non-government organizations such as watershed councils. Serves as an authority preparing reports on a variety of complex projects and or contracts. Reports involve analysis of data collected and the environment from which it was collected, and plans for corrective actions. Performs supervisory duties 20% or less of the time. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. 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Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Surface Water: Performs a wide variety of stage and discharge measurements using appropriate techniques, equipment and protocols. Ground Water: Performs wide variety of water-level and discharge measurements from wells and springs selecting appropriate techniques, equipment and protocols. Water Quality: Performs field measurements such as water temperature, specific conductance, pH, dissolved oxygen and alkalinity. Instrumentation: Installs, maintains, services, and assists in the configuration of a variety of sensing, recording, and communications equipment and instrumentation. Data Management: Enters, retrieves, edits, and analyzes hydrologic data using one or more of several databases, spreadsheets, and graphics software programs. Monitors water-quality sampling frequencies for timely data collecti
Gathers hydrologic data concerning the quantity, quality, availability, movement, and distribution of water. Reviews hydrologic records that have been collected and computed. Performs a variety of computations and analysis of water resource data to prepare the data for interpretive use or inclusion in reports. Conducts monthly visits to field sites for the purposes of calibrating, adjusting, and repairing remote telemetry units (RTUs), ADVMs, and data collection platforms (DCPs); extracts, validates, and transfers data/information from the field site to the office and downloads data into the database; computes daily, monthly, and annual figures used for water accounting and/or operational needs. Salary Range Information (Per Annum): *First time hires to the federal government typically start at the beginning salary in the range for their respective grade level. Boulder City NV salary ran
You will serves as a senior technician responsible for maintaining over 112 electronic data collection systems for stream-gaging stations, powerhouses, and navigation systems. You will independently perform a full range of diagnostic analyses on complex IT/OT networks, including Programmable Logic Control (PLC) systems, to isolate and correct hardware and software failures without guidance You will modify equipment software for unique site conditions, ensuring data integrity for hydroelectric generation and SCADA systems You will conduct quality control inspections of contractor work. You will analyze equipment performance to recommend system enhancements. You will be responsible for management of inventory.
Occupation: Hydrologic technician (series 1316) | posted as: Hydrologic Technician | You will assist in water research. In this field, you will gather information on ground and surface water, test and review samples and data and prepare reports. | 54% want a licence/certification | ~72 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - FUL - Hydrologic Technician (Geological Survey): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Surface Water: Performs a wide variety of stage and discharge measurements using appropriate techniques, equipment and protocols. Ground Water: Performs wide variety of water-level and discharge measurements from wells and springs selecting appropriate techniques, equipment and protocols. Water Quality: Performs field measurements such as water temperature, specific conductance, pH, dissolved oxygen and alkalinity. Instrumentation: Installs, maintains, services, and assists in the configuration of a variety of sensing, recording, and communications equipment and instrumentation. Data Management: Enters, retrieves, edits, and analyzes hydrologic data using one or more of several databases, spreadsheets, and graphics software programs. Monitors water-quality sampling frequencies for timely data collection and reports discrepancies. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. This position will be filled under the Field Unit Local Hiring Authority. Eligibility is limited to applicants who reside within the defined local commuting area at the time of application. For this announcement, the local commuting area is the area from which individuals can reasonably commute to the duty station under normal conditions. The defined vicinity for this position is: between 50-75 miles depending on location, see below for specifics. You must provide proof of residency within the defined vicinity (e.g. mortgage or property deed, lease/rental agreement, utility bill, insurance policy, etc.) at time of application. See the Required Documents section for information on how to verify current residence. You MUST maintain a permanent and exclusive residence within the vicinity of the field unit as listed below: 75 miles from 401 Hardin Road, Little Rock, AR 72211 75 miles from 700 W Research Blvd, Fayetteville, AR 72701 75 miles from 640 Grassmere Park Drive, Nashville, TN 37211 75 miles from 3535 South Sherwood Forest Blvd., Suite 120, Baton Rouge, LA 70816 75 miles from 3095 W California Ave, Ruston, LA 71270 75 miles from 308 Airport Road, Jackson, MS 39208 75 miles from 27 Kirkbride Lane, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 75 miles from 765 Alligator Alley, Hardeeville, SC 29927 75 miles from 1770 Corporate Drive, Suite 500, Norcross, GA 30093 75 miles from 3916 Sunset Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607 75 miles from 810 Tyvola Road, Suite 108, Charlotte, NC 28217 75 miles from 44 Buck Shoals Road, Unit 704, Asheville, NC 28704-3307 75 miles from 720 Gracern Road, Suite 129, Columbia, SC 29210 75 miles from 105 South 6th Street, Room 231, Federal Building, Mt. Vernon, IL 62864 75 miles from 1400 Independence Road, Rolla, MO 65401 75 miles from 400 S Clinton St, Suite 269, Iowa City, IA 52240 75 miles from 401 NW Capital Drive, Lee's Summit, MO 64086 75 miles from 405 N. Goodwin Ave., Urbana, IL 61801 75 miles from 3745 Broadway, Fort Myers, FL 33901 75 miles from 2639 North Monroe St, Bldg. C, Suite 101, Tallahassee, FL 32303 75 miles from 10770 North 46th St., Suite E700, Tampa, FL 33617 75 miles from 3321 College Avenue, Davie, FL 33314 75 miles from 12703 Research Parkway, Suite 200, Orlando, FL 32826 75 miles from Ft. Worth Federal Center, 501 W. Felix St., Building 24, Fort Worth, TX 76115 75 miles from 1505 Ferguson Lane, Austin, TX 78754 75 miles from 3745 S. Jackson Street, Suite A, San Angelo, TX 76903 75 miles from 5563 DeZavala, Suite 290, San Antonio, TX 78249 75 miles from 19241 David Memorial Dr., Suite 180, The Woodlands, TX 77385 75 miles from 202 NW 66th Street, Bldg. 7, Oklahoma City, OK 73116 75 miles from 10207-B East 61st Street, Tulsa, OK 74133 60 miles from 601 SW 2nd Ave., Suite 1950, Portland, OR 97204 60 miles from 294 NW Graham Road, Troutdale, OR 97060 60 miles from 1244 Walnut St., Suite 200A, Eugene, OR 97403 60 miles from 6600 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls, OR 97603 60 miles from 4890 N Runway Drive, Central Point, OR 97502 50 miles from 2730 N. Deer Run Road, Suite 3, Carson City, NV 89701 50 miles from 500 Date Street, Building 500, Boulder City, NV 89005 50 miles from Nevada National Security Site, A23-158 Mercury Hwy, Mercury, NV 89023 50 miles from 716 West Cedar Street, Eureka, CA 95501 50 miles from 3115 Ramco Street, Suite 180, West Sacramento, CA 95691 50 miles from 6000 J Street, Placer Hall, Sacramento, CA 95819 50 miles from 8550 23rd Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95826 50 miles from NASA AMES-Moffett Field, Building 19, 260 Moffett Field, CA 94035 50 miles from 12110 Tech Center Drive, Poway, CA 92064 50 miles from 11075 Black Marble Way, Redding, CA 96003 50 miles from 10775 Pioneer Trail, Suite 102, Truckee, CA 96161 50 miles from 1653 Plum Lane, Redlands, CA 92374 50 miles from 4165 Spruance Road, Suite 200, San Diego, CA 92101 50 miles from 2885 Mission Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 - Hydrologic Technician (Bureau of Reclamation): Gathers hydrologic data concerning the quantity, quality, availability, movement, and distribution of water. Reviews hydrologic records that have been collected and computed. Performs a variety of computations and analysis of water resource data to prepare the data for interpretive use or inclusion in reports. Conducts monthly visits to field sites for the purposes of calibrating, adjusting, and repairing remote telemetry units (RTUs), ADVMs, and data collection platforms (DCPs); extracts, validates, and transfers data/information from the field site to the office and downloads data into the database; computes daily, monthly, and annual figures used for water accounting and/or operational needs. Salary Range Information (Per Annum): *First time hires to the federal government typically start at the beginning salary in the range for their respective grade level. Boulder City NV salary range: $51,542 - $67,006 per year Blythe CA salary range: $58,827 - $76,476 per year One vacancy available in each duty location. - Hydrologic Technician (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): You will serves as a senior technician responsible for maintaining over 112 electronic data collection systems for stream-gaging stations, powerhouses, and navigation systems. You will independently perform a full range of diagnostic analyses on complex IT/OT networks, including Programmable Logic Control (PLC) systems, to isolate and correct hardware and software failures without guidance You will modify equipment software for unique site conditions, ensuring data integrity for hydroelectric generation and SCADA systems You will conduct quality control inspections of contractor work. You will analyze equipment performance to recommend system enhancements. You will be responsible for management of inventory. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Perform scientific assessments and make recommendations concerning corrective actions for identified weaknesses or deficiencies in drug detection programs involving chromatography/mass spectrometry drug detection methods. Solve novel and/or obscure problems within the DoD Drug Demand Reduction Program. Oversee development of new methods for identifying and measuring emerging drugs of abuse and their metabolites in humans. Develop new methods in chromatographic science using Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (GCMS), Liquid Chromatography Tandem Mass Spectrometry (LC/MS/MS) and Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry (TOF). Perform solid and liquid phase extractions and prepares solutions appropriate for the derivatization of drugs and drug metabolites from urine specimens. Ensure proper maintenance, calibration, and documentation of all analytical chemistry laboratory equipment. Serve as a te
At the entry level of this position, you will: Assist in the analysis of environmental samples for the determination of contaminants and chemical parameters. Assist in the interpretation and evaluation of data to determine its significance. Assist in implementing and adhering to Laboratory Quality Control system requirements. Provide information and advice on sample analysis to federal, state, and local and/or tribal governments. When entering a Federal job at a grade level lower than the highest promotion potential level, you may be promoted to more complex duties and work more independently, as your career progresses. NOTE: Career ladder promotions are not automatic, and all eligibility and qualifications requirements must be met in order to progress to the next grade level. A good career for the good of our planet The environmental challenges we face today are urgent. At the Environme
Analyze environmental data from a variety of media, including chemical, physical and biological information. Interpret and present environmental or chemical findings orally and in technical reports. Assist in maintaining the analytical quality assurance/quality control program. Perform programmed sampling in District programs including Hazardous, Toxic and Radioactive Waste (HTRW), Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS), Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), Support for Others, and water quality investigations. Monitor biological, physical, and chemical parameters for degraded water quality conditions.
Modifies methods, if necessary, to solve problems or make improvements. Devises experimental protocols to help meet program objectives. Carries out measurements and analyses by applying established chemical methods. Summarizes experimental results of completed projects in the form suitable as the basis for the first draft of written reports to scientific journals. Maintains official laboratory notebook in accordance with good laboratory practices. Performs experiments which are designed to provide answers for specific research problem areas.
You will work as a research engineer/scientist in the area of energetic materials research and development. You will perform laboratory operations with minimal oversight aimed at characterization, analysis, modeling and simulation, of energetic materials and their constituents. You will perform independent complex research and development and report results in peer-reviewed forums (journal, conference, meetings). You will develop original proposals/cost estimates/statements of work to secure external and internal funding for work to be executed. You will execute complex programs involving multiple personnel in different technical departments and manage necessary equipment/resources. You will participate in the safety culture and safety programs ongoing and developed at the duty station.
Occupation: Chemistry (series 1320) | posted as: Interdisciplinary; Chemist; Engineer/Scientist | You will work in chemistry, the science of the properties and behavior of matter. In this field, you will investigate, analyze and interpret the physical and chemical properties, molecular structure and chemical reaction | ~66 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Interdisciplinary (U.S. Army Medical Command): Perform scientific assessments and make recommendations concerning corrective actions for identified weaknesses or deficiencies in drug detection programs involving chromatography/mass spectrometry drug detection methods. Solve novel and/or obscure problems within the DoD Drug Demand Reduction Program. Oversee development of new methods for identifying and measuring emerging drugs of abuse and their metabolites in humans. Develop new methods in chromatographic science using Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (GCMS), Liquid Chromatography Tandem Mass Spectrometry (LC/MS/MS) and Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry (TOF). Perform solid and liquid phase extractions and prepares solutions appropriate for the derivatization of drugs and drug metabolites from urine specimens. Ensure proper maintenance, calibration, and documentation of all analytical chemistry laboratory equipment. Serve as a technical and scientific subject matter expert in the troubleshooting of existing and new drug extraction and detection methodologies. Prepare cost analysis and impact statements for instruments studied. Provide technical assistance and training regarding laboratory methodology, instrumentation, and standard operating procedures for assigned program areas. Use chemical stoichiometry to manufacture control solutions utilized for the calibration and control of drug assays used in testing for drugs of abuse. Maintain inventory, tracking the usage of all manufactured control solutions, ensuring solutions required for testing are always available for immediate usage. - Chemist (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): At the entry level of this position, you will: Assist in the analysis of environmental samples for the determination of contaminants and chemical parameters. Assist in the interpretation and evaluation of data to determine its significance. Assist in implementing and adhering to Laboratory Quality Control system requirements. Provide information and advice on sample analysis to federal, state, and local and/or tribal governments. When entering a Federal job at a grade level lower than the highest promotion potential level, you may be promoted to more complex duties and work more independently, as your career progresses. NOTE: Career ladder promotions are not automatic, and all eligibility and qualifications requirements must be met in order to progress to the next grade level. A good career for the good of our planet The environmental challenges we face today are urgent. At the Environmental Protection Agency, we need professionals like you to join our team dedicated to safe, clean, and healthy communities. Our agency is built upon a commitment to protect human health and the environment. The work we do here changes the world. That's why there has never been a more crucial moment to be one of the scientists, engineers, community leaders, IT specialists, communicators, administrative professionals, technicians, problem solvers, and innovators united in our mission to protect our land, air, water, and people. Join us. Be EPA. Discover how you can make an impact. Explore careers and learn more about EPA at epa.gov/careers. - Chemist (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Analyze environmental data from a variety of media, including chemical, physical and biological information. Interpret and present environmental or chemical findings orally and in technical reports. Assist in maintaining the analytical quality assurance/quality control program. Perform programmed sampling in District programs including Hazardous, Toxic and Radioactive Waste (HTRW), Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS), Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), Support for Others, and water quality investigations. Monitor biological, physical, and chemical parameters for degraded water quality conditions. - Chemist (Agricultural Research Service): Modifies methods, if necessary, to solve problems or make improvements. Devises experimental protocols to help meet program objectives. Carries out measurements and analyses by applying established chemical methods. Summarizes experimental results of completed projects in the form suitable as the basis for the first draft of written reports to scientific journals. Maintains official laboratory notebook in accordance with good laboratory practices. Performs experiments which are designed to provide answers for specific research problem areas. - ENGINEER/SCIENTIST (Department of the Navy): You will work as a research engineer/scientist in the area of energetic materials research and development. You will perform laboratory operations with minimal oversight aimed at characterization, analysis, modeling and simulation, of energetic materials and their constituents. You will perform independent complex research and development and report results in peer-reviewed forums (journal, conference, meetings). You will develop original proposals/cost estimates/statements of work to secure external and internal funding for work to be executed. You will execute complex programs involving multiple personnel in different technical departments and manage necessary equipment/resources. You will participate in the safety culture and safety programs ongoing and developed at the duty station. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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As a Meteorologist, you will perform the following duties: Participate in all forecast and service programs assigned to the Alaska Aviation Weather Unit (AAWU), including developing and issuing scheduled and unscheduled products, and preparing and issuing aviation advisories and warnings for the AAWU service area for several hazardous weather conditions such as turbulence, icing, convection, and volcanic ash. Conduct a weather watch, which involves the interpretation of Doppler radar data and satellite imagery and the analysis of other meteorological and hydrologic data, in order to determine the need of warnings, statements, advisories, and the need for issuing or updating aviation forecasts. As needed, provide weather advice and guidance to the aviation community, general public, and others. Provide forecasts and weather briefings to press, radio, and television stations. Conduct and p
As a Meteorologist, you will perform the following duties: Integrate, with occasional assistance, forecast weather, water, and climate hazards with associated societal risks to produce and communicate life-saving impact-based warnings, advisories, outlooks and general forecasts, providing initial review of data to ensure accuracy, precision, and timeliness. Support the development, production and delivery of interpretive services by providing, with occasional assistance, most Impact Based Decision Support Services (IDSS) that include tailored products, specialized notifications, remote briefings, and/or on-site deployments to a set of core partners that share a role in public safety and protection of property. Collect, assess, analyze, and integrate a complete set of environmental data in order to provide forecasts of critical elements at global, synoptic, and increasingly finer meso-sca
You will develop expertise through job assignments with progressive levels of responsibility. You will work under gradually decreasing supervisory controls until such as incumbent is fully qualified to assume the full range of duties and responsibilities as described in target position. You will assist with product creation, quality assurance and quality control, customer service, and operational software utilization, and troubleshooting across varying levels of difficulty and complexity. You will aid in creating, reviewing, and revising command standard operating procedures, training aids, qualification processes, and documentation. You will coordinate with a wide range of production centers, watch floors, commanders, warfighters, and the scientific community under supervision.
Occupation: Meteorology (series 1340) | posted as: Meteorologist | You will work in meteorology, studying the earth's atmosphere and processes. In this job series, you will research and analyze atmospheric conditions and weather patterns, collect and interpret meteorological data and de | 86% of entry postings require a degree | ~81 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Meteorologist (Department of Commerce): As a Meteorologist, you will perform the following duties: Participate in all forecast and service programs assigned to the Alaska Aviation Weather Unit (AAWU), including developing and issuing scheduled and unscheduled products, and preparing and issuing aviation advisories and warnings for the AAWU service area for several hazardous weather conditions such as turbulence, icing, convection, and volcanic ash. Conduct a weather watch, which involves the interpretation of Doppler radar data and satellite imagery and the analysis of other meteorological and hydrologic data, in order to determine the need of warnings, statements, advisories, and the need for issuing or updating aviation forecasts. As needed, provide weather advice and guidance to the aviation community, general public, and others. Provide forecasts and weather briefings to press, radio, and television stations. Conduct and participate in the conduct of local studies and developmental projects designed to capitalize on or incorporate the benefits of new science, technology, and local techniques into AAWU operations. NOTE: These duties are described at the full performance level of the GS-12; the GS-07, GS-09 and GS-11 are developmental leading to such performance. CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: The work is generally sedentary, although there is considerable moving about among various desks and equipment. Routine duties require meeting tight deadlines. During periods of threatening weather or rapidly changing weather conditions, the increase in workload and the necessity for rapid dissemination of weather warnings and updates requires periods of acute mental alertness and produces considerable mental stress. Adverse weather conditions often require the forecaster to work hours longer than the usual shift, adding to mental and physical stress. Throughout the recruitment and hiring process we will be communicating with you via email; therefore, it is imperative that the email address you provide when applying for this vacancy remains active. Should your email address change, please notify the point of contact identified in the vacancy announcement as soon as possible so that we can update our system. - Meteorologist (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration): As a Meteorologist, you will perform the following duties: Integrate, with occasional assistance, forecast weather, water, and climate hazards with associated societal risks to produce and communicate life-saving impact-based warnings, advisories, outlooks and general forecasts, providing initial review of data to ensure accuracy, precision, and timeliness. Support the development, production and delivery of interpretive services by providing, with occasional assistance, most Impact Based Decision Support Services (IDSS) that include tailored products, specialized notifications, remote briefings, and/or on-site deployments to a set of core partners that share a role in public safety and protection of property. Collect, assess, analyze, and integrate a complete set of environmental data in order to provide forecasts of critical elements at global, synoptic, and increasingly finer meso-scale levels. Assist in the collaboration and co-creation with colleagues while leveraging the talents of others to improve and optimize the day-to-day operational functions of the Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs)/National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP). NOTE: These duties are described at the GS-09 level; the GS-05 and GS-07 are developmental leading to such performance. All positions are developmental to the Full Performance Level (FPL) GS-12. CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: The work is performed in a typical office setting. Rotating shift work is required with the WFO and/or National Center in operation 24 hours a day, seven days a week. During periods of threatening weather or rapidly changing weather conditions, the increase in workload and the necessity for rapid dissemination of weather warnings and updates requires periods of acute mental alertness and produces considerable mental stress. Adverse weather conditions often require the incumbent to work hours longer than the usual shift, adding to mental and physical stress. Incumbent must maintain sharp mental focus during highly stressful events. Incumbent will be required to maintain a weather watch at the office when the general public is evacuating the area. - INTERDISCIPLINARY (PHYSICAL SCIENTIST/PHYSICIST/METEOROLOGIST/OCEANOGRAPHER (United States Fleet Forces Command): You will develop expertise through job assignments with progressive levels of responsibility. You will work under gradually decreasing supervisory controls until such as incumbent is fully qualified to assume the full range of duties and responsibilities as described in target position. You will assist with product creation, quality assurance and quality control, customer service, and operational software utilization, and troubleshooting across varying levels of difficulty and complexity. You will aid in creating, reviewing, and revising command standard operating procedures, training aids, qualification processes, and documentation. You will coordinate with a wide range of production centers, watch floors, commanders, warfighters, and the scientific community under supervision. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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As a Geologist within the Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center, some of your specific duties will include: Make geological observations, computations, measurements, and contribute to interpretation Use a variety of methods to prepare and analyze geological and geophysical data and laboratory samples. Utilize geological and geophysical processing and interpretation software to adequately evaluate geologic-related projects. Prepare or lead technically authoritative reports and deliver presentations to professional audiences Develop project plans with schedules and budgets; manage risks and coordinate resources Physical Demands: During emergency response periods, training of personnel on new equipment, or field work, the scientist may be expected to hike distances of several kilometers over uneven terrain while carrying equipment. Field work may require working in remote field sites
Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Review and edit a wide variety of scientific and technical publications (from geologic maps to multichaptered technical products) that deliver the results of USGS's multidisciplinary science to the public. Use professional knowledge of geology to critically review geologic maps and accompanying materials for their adequacy, clarity, consistency of data presentation, and correctness and validity of geologic interpretations. Perform substantive and technical editing, copyediting, proofreading, and cross-checking of all components of draft publications, ensuring correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, style, plain language, and other editorial standards. Review maps and accompanying text, illustrations, structure cross sections, explanations, and tables for technical accuracy, clarity, consistency, organ
Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Serve as principal advisor to the Field Manager on technical and regulatory actions affecting the minerals programs and write reports and recommendations regarding mineral issues in support of other activities or proposals, such as lands actions. Review mining notices and plans of operations for regulatory and technical adequacy; calculate reclamation cost estimates; process mineral material sales and free use permits; and inspect mining operations to ensure compliance with plan and performance standards. Prepare and update the minerals and geology sections for the planning area of the Field Office through field examinations, research, review of reports, and collaboration with other agencies, institutions, and industry. Create reports and appraisals on mineral leases, sales and mining operations, revi
Duties are listed at the GS-11 grade level. Participate in validity examinations to determine and/or make recommendations regarding the presence of minerals within public lands. Determine the impacts of prospecting, exploration, development and mining on public lands through the application of geologic principles. Evaluate ground water conditions for water well sites, geologic hazards, and unique geologic resources in support of public lands management. Determine the geologic limitations and capacities of projects in a specific geographical area. Contribute geologic information input on interdisciplinary teams to support environmental impact studies on public lands. Prepare report of findings including the collection and analysis or review of geological data Assess public land for the potential of mineral presence to support management activities. Serve as expert witness by providing tes
Apply geological sciences to civil works and environmental projects. Solve geologic and hydrogeologic problems at contaminated waste sites, dams, levees and other civil works and navigation projects. Perform foundation investigations and geological evaluation of data. Perform geological field work to study site soil and bedrock.
Occupation: Geology (series 1350) | posted as: Geologist | You will work in geology, studying the Earth's and other objects' structure, materials and history. In this field, you will conduct and apply research to solve scientific, engineering and economic problems. | ~27 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Geologist (Department of the Interior): As a Geologist within the Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center, some of your specific duties will include: Make geological observations, computations, measurements, and contribute to interpretation Use a variety of methods to prepare and analyze geological and geophysical data and laboratory samples. Utilize geological and geophysical processing and interpretation software to adequately evaluate geologic-related projects. Prepare or lead technically authoritative reports and deliver presentations to professional audiences Develop project plans with schedules and budgets; manage risks and coordinate resources Physical Demands: During emergency response periods, training of personnel on new equipment, or field work, the scientist may be expected to hike distances of several kilometers over uneven terrain while carrying equipment. Field work may require working in remote field sites with limited to no services. 5 Field work may require the use of proper personal protective gear, working in dusty, hot, humid, and extreme cold environments, occasional off-road driving of 4-wheel drive vehicles, traveling to remote field sites in helicopters or small fixed wing planes, and/or boats. Lifting of equipment and objects weighing up to 50 pounds may be necessary Work Environment: Field work may involve encounters with dangerous fauna and flora, and other wilderness dangers. International field work may be conducted in culturally hostile areas. Geology position with duties that involve subsurface investigation require geologists to work near drill rigs and heavy equipment. Geology positions with duties that involve construction support require geologists to work near heavy equipment and construction hazards. Some work is carried out in proximity to explosives. - Geologist (Map Editor) (Geological Survey): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Review and edit a wide variety of scientific and technical publications (from geologic maps to multichaptered technical products) that deliver the results of USGS's multidisciplinary science to the public. Use professional knowledge of geology to critically review geologic maps and accompanying materials for their adequacy, clarity, consistency of data presentation, and correctness and validity of geologic interpretations. Perform substantive and technical editing, copyediting, proofreading, and cross-checking of all components of draft publications, ensuring correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, style, plain language, and other editorial standards. Review maps and accompanying text, illustrations, structure cross sections, explanations, and tables for technical accuracy, clarity, consistency, organization, and format. Review and inspect proofs to eliminate errors and to ensure that instructions have been followed, information product layouts meet accepted standards, data are presented clearly, and the job is complete. Provide diplomatic, clear, and professional reviews, advice, and communication to authors, managers, and other team members. Serve as a project manager, balancing multiple products at a time, and track and monitor progress through a multistage, digital publishing workflow to meet tight deadlines. Work individually and as part of a team to prepare and release map products and other publications. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. - Geologist (Bureau of Land Management): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Serve as principal advisor to the Field Manager on technical and regulatory actions affecting the minerals programs and write reports and recommendations regarding mineral issues in support of other activities or proposals, such as lands actions. Review mining notices and plans of operations for regulatory and technical adequacy; calculate reclamation cost estimates; process mineral material sales and free use permits; and inspect mining operations to ensure compliance with plan and performance standards. Prepare and update the minerals and geology sections for the planning area of the Field Office through field examinations, research, review of reports, and collaboration with other agencies, institutions, and industry. Create reports and appraisals on mineral leases, sales and mining operations, review exploration or development/operating plan for adequacy and prepare mineral reports on salable and locatable mineral potential. Review Applications for Permit to Drill and drilling plans for regulatory and technical accuracy; evaluate the stratigraphy, hydrology, coring, logging testing, and geologic hazards and write geologic reports. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. - Geologist (Forest Service): Duties are listed at the GS-11 grade level. Participate in validity examinations to determine and/or make recommendations regarding the presence of minerals within public lands. Determine the impacts of prospecting, exploration, development and mining on public lands through the application of geologic principles. Evaluate ground water conditions for water well sites, geologic hazards, and unique geologic resources in support of public lands management. Determine the geologic limitations and capacities of projects in a specific geographical area. Contribute geologic information input on interdisciplinary teams to support environmental impact studies on public lands. Prepare report of findings including the collection and analysis or review of geological data Assess public land for the potential of mineral presence to support management activities. Serve as expert witness by providing testimony in validity determination cases through the use of geologic subject matter expertise. - Geologist (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Apply geological sciences to civil works and environmental projects. Solve geologic and hydrogeologic problems at contaminated waste sites, dams, levees and other civil works and navigation projects. Perform foundation investigations and geological evaluation of data. Perform geological field work to study site soil and bedrock. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Design, create, and export page-sized and oversized maps using industry-standard GIS, mapping, and publishing software, including Esri ArcGIS Pro and Adobe Illustrator. Compile and integrate various datasets, basemaps, overlays, and other map elements to clearly and accurately present complex hydrologic and geologic information. Build, update, and maintain geospatial databases. Ensure the accuracy and consistency of geospatial datasets and map products. Review digital map files and (or) geodatabases submitted with map publications for completeness and suitability for map production and final publication. Design and produce publication-ready cartographic products that adhere to USGS and Federal mapping standards to effectively communicate scientific information. Design or visually enhance a variety of
Develop maps using Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) and/or Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software. Perform complex phases of cartographic compilation work in the construction, revision and maintenance of Real Estate maps and charts. Develop real estate maps and data products from deeds, legal descriptions, survey data or court documents and compares them with project boundaries to ensure accuracy. Write, review and approve real property land descriptions for use in legal instruments of conveyance, determining method of description such as aliquot part calls, metes and bounds, centerline, bounded, etc. Review design memoranda, construction plans and specs, and other engineering documents and drawings, and determine the amount and location of real estate interests required for the projects. Recommend contracting out for data production/acquisition, land descriptions, survey
Develop maps using Computer Aided Design and Drafting, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software, or other approved Commercial software. Assist in performing complex phases of cartographic compilation work in the construction, revision and maintenance of Real Estate maps, data, and charts. Assist in analyzing tract descriptions, real estate plat records and electronic data files from federal agencies to develop project reporting tools. Assist in reviewing engineering documents and drawings, such as design memoranda, construction plans and specs to determine real estate and location requirements for projects. Provide assistance with testimony in regard to boundary determination, Real Estate mapping procedures and land area calculations.
As a Cartographer at CIA, you will research, design, and produce maps to support CIA intelligence analysis. You will receive internal training and participate in external workshops and conferences. You will work with colleagues to define project requirements, offer insight on visual presentation, and provide substantive input including geographic features and Board on Geographic Names rulings.
Occupation: Cartography (series 1370) | posted as: Cartographer | You will work in cartography, the science and drawing of maps. In this field, you use mapping, mathematics and statistics to develop, design, research, evaluate and change mapping and charting systems, products or techno | ~7 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Cartographer (Geological Survey): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Design, create, and export page-sized and oversized maps using industry-standard GIS, mapping, and publishing software, including Esri ArcGIS Pro and Adobe Illustrator. Compile and integrate various datasets, basemaps, overlays, and other map elements to clearly and accurately present complex hydrologic and geologic information. Build, update, and maintain geospatial databases. Ensure the accuracy and consistency of geospatial datasets and map products. Review digital map files and (or) geodatabases submitted with map publications for completeness and suitability for map production and final publication. Design and produce publication-ready cartographic products that adhere to USGS and Federal mapping standards to effectively communicate scientific information. Design or visually enhance a variety of figures and illustrations for use in scientific reports, ensuring adherence to USGS visual illustration standards. Assist and advise authors, managers, and publishing team members on cartographic and visual aspects of maps and reports. Work individually and as part of a team to prepare and release map products and other publications. Stay up to date with advancements in cartography, GIS technology, and mapping software to ensure that new technology is being considered and effectively used. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. - Cartographer (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Develop maps using Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) and/or Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software. Perform complex phases of cartographic compilation work in the construction, revision and maintenance of Real Estate maps and charts. Develop real estate maps and data products from deeds, legal descriptions, survey data or court documents and compares them with project boundaries to ensure accuracy. Write, review and approve real property land descriptions for use in legal instruments of conveyance, determining method of description such as aliquot part calls, metes and bounds, centerline, bounded, etc. Review design memoranda, construction plans and specs, and other engineering documents and drawings, and determine the amount and location of real estate interests required for the projects. Recommend contracting out for data production/acquisition, land descriptions, surveys, scanning maps and document records and other products/services such as photogrammetry, remote sensing, GPS data, and record documents as warranted. - Cartographer (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Develop maps using Computer Aided Design and Drafting, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software, or other approved Commercial software. Assist in performing complex phases of cartographic compilation work in the construction, revision and maintenance of Real Estate maps, data, and charts. Assist in analyzing tract descriptions, real estate plat records and electronic data files from federal agencies to develop project reporting tools. Assist in reviewing engineering documents and drawings, such as design memoranda, construction plans and specs to determine real estate and location requirements for projects. Provide assistance with testimony in regard to boundary determination, Real Estate mapping procedures and land area calculations. - Cartographer (Central Intelligence Agency): As a Cartographer at CIA, you will research, design, and produce maps to support CIA intelligence analysis. You will receive internal training and participate in external workshops and conferences. You will work with colleagues to define project requirements, offer insight on visual presentation, and provide substantive input including geographic features and Board on Geographic Names rulings. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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Relocation expenses will not be authorized for the person(s) selected under this vacancy announcement. Catalogs a variety of materials in an automated cataloging environment where the bibliographic characteristics of the material are relatively easy to determine, and cataloging decisions are made within established standards. Searches entries in automated and manual catalogs. Assigns headings to catalog entries. Selects and assigns classification numbers. Establishes personal and corporate names and uniform titles for inclusion in the name authority file. Establishes and recommends subject headings for inclusion in the subject authority file and classification schedule. Creates and revises bibliographic records, authority records, and classification schedules. Performs content designation of bibliographic and authority records. Performs research in the cataloger's reference collection, o
This position is located in the Anglo Nations, U.S./Anglo Division, Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access Directorate, Discovery and Preservation Services. This position is a hybrid position that combines major duties from both the acquisitions specialist and the cataloger. There is a foreign language requirement for this position depending on the geographical area for which cataloging or acquisitions functions are being performed. The incumbent uses a specific foreign language to perform the following duties in areas of Cataloging Services, Acquisitions Services, Analyzes and Organizes Information and Materials, Library Collections Development, Consultation and Liaison Services, and Librarian Training and Mentoring. This position requires elevated IT access to systems to perform the work of the position. This position requires a Public Trust background investigation at the Moderate/High
As a Librarian, you will: Provide or oversee the delivery of a wide variety of services that require searching beyond readily accessible sources of information and diversions from standard practices and approaches. Initiate and carry out special projects and assignments related to locating, cataloging classifying, and selecting, controlling or preserving and accessing particularly critical or obscure information through standard/automated systems. Lead and participate in special task groups on cooperative efforts within/outside of the library to develop operating standards and to ensure that library practices adhere to appropriate national/international standards. Collect and organize program activity data, including charts, graphs, statistical reports, descriptions of work flow within the organization, analysis of database records, electronic files and processing procedures. Coordinate
The duties and responsibilities for a Librarian (Acquisitions), GS-1410-9/11/12/13 generally include, but are not limited to, the following: Managing the Library's procurement and contracting programs, including placing orders, establishing and monitoring publication contracts, resolving procurement problems, and developing acquisitions program policies and procedures Assist with the management of the Library's budget and financial programs, including analyzing historical data and serving as the liaison to other agency offices for budget and financial matters Compile and prepare Library acquisitions and budgetary data and reports and prepares budget estimates Prepare, process, and maintain Library acquisition and financial documents Research past and current information for pre- and post-contractual information requirements and resolve financial discrepancies Analyze and solve complex fi
As a LIBRARIAN, you will: Provide professional library services to meet the needs of all Residents and employees Maintain materials and aids to assist visually impaired users with Library and reading programs, and in coordination with the Wellness Center for additional vision care Provide classes and programs such as reading publications to visually impaired residents, conducting poetry and or play events, hosting a book club, genealogy groups, computer IPAD classes and monthly meetings for movies As part of the Resident Services team, staff will be required to assist in the Health Check process to ensure the health and well-being of the AFRH residents. Candidates should be committed to improving the efficiency of the Federal government, passionate about the ideals of our American republic, and committed to upholding the rule of law and the United States Constitution.
Occupation: Librarian (series 1410) | posted as: Librarian; Cartographic Materials Cataloger | You will work as a librarian, where you will select, organize, preserve and share information. In this field, you will determine cost-effective ways to provide information and materials to meet people's needs. Some jobs | ~9 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Librarian (Legislative Branch): Relocation expenses will not be authorized for the person(s) selected under this vacancy announcement. Catalogs a variety of materials in an automated cataloging environment where the bibliographic characteristics of the material are relatively easy to determine, and cataloging decisions are made within established standards. Searches entries in automated and manual catalogs. Assigns headings to catalog entries. Selects and assigns classification numbers. Establishes personal and corporate names and uniform titles for inclusion in the name authority file. Establishes and recommends subject headings for inclusion in the subject authority file and classification schedule. Creates and revises bibliographic records, authority records, and classification schedules. Performs content designation of bibliographic and authority records. Performs research in the cataloger's reference collection, online databases, the world wide web, and the collections of the Library. Recommends resolutions to problems and inconsistencies in the cataloging process. Provides services and deals with materials that are non-technical in nature, of limited technical complexity, or easily acquired. Coordinates proper purchasing information, correct bibliographic identification, and correct coding in the information system. Contacts dealers, subscription agents, vendors, overseas offices, government agencies, and/or exchange partners to coordinate the order process. Consults acquisitions reference material to determine whether recommended item is appropriate for purchase, copyright claim, exchange, gift, loan, or other type of acquisition. Examines recommendations for acquisition to identify processing and custodial requirements and to identify acquisition of out-of-scope materials. Maintains liaison with recommending officials and subject specialists to understand their needs. Consults acquisitions reference material to determine whether recommended item is appropriate for purchase. Reviews and approves invoices for payment for all formats of material. Determines availability of funds. Obtains, analyzes, and organizes information using standard reference tools and established techniques and practices. Analyzes and organizes standard subject data to determine its relationship to the existing collections, for preferred access points and the need for additional access points. Analyzes material to determine subject content. Applies standard rules, guidelines, and reference tools and established techniques and practices. Participates in formulating plans for changes and improvements to cataloging-related issues. Uses standard methods, techniques, concepts, and principles to perform assignments related to collection development support, with review by supervisor, senior staff and/or recommending officers. Assists in examination of incoming shipments to select items appropriate for the collections, in accordance with established guidelines. Assists in examination of recommendations for acquisition to identify processing and custodial requirements, and to ensure conformity with established guidelines. Participates in formulating plans for changes and improvements to collection development policies. Works to maintain personal contacts and cooperative work relationships in order to provide or exchange information. Consults with the supervisor and cataloging policy staff to recommend changes and additions in descriptive and subject cataloging rules. Offers suggestions and advice to the supervisor on operational and technical problems. Collaborates with the supervisor and other staff in planning and implementing team activities including workflow procedures, team priorities, cataloging projects of an experimental nature, goal setting and strategies for meeting team production goals. Assists others inside and outside the Library with language, subject and cataloging problems. A foreign language is required for this position in the geographical area for which cataloging or acquisitions functions are performed. Must be able to speak, listen, read, and write in a specific foreign language that the incumbent is selected for in that geographical area for which cataloging or acquisitions functions are being performed. Must be able to speak, listen, read, and write fluently in English. Must be able to communicate intended meaning in straightforward, everyday conversations and routine, work-related interactions. Must be able to adequately understand straightforward spoken language on everyday topics, including routine work-related matters. Must be able to adequately understand straightforward written material on everyday topics, including routine work-related matters. Must be able to adequately write straightforward documents and participate in everyday exchanges for routine work requirements and most correspondence. Performs other duties as assigned. - Librarian (Acquisitions) (Library of Congress): This position is located in the Anglo Nations, U.S./Anglo Division, Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access Directorate, Discovery and Preservation Services. This position is a hybrid position that combines major duties from both the acquisitions specialist and the cataloger. There is a foreign language requirement for this position depending on the geographical area for which cataloging or acquisitions functions are being performed. The incumbent uses a specific foreign language to perform the following duties in areas of Cataloging Services, Acquisitions Services, Analyzes and Organizes Information and Materials, Library Collections Development, Consultation and Liaison Services, and Librarian Training and Mentoring. This position requires elevated IT access to systems to perform the work of the position. This position requires a Public Trust background investigation at the Moderate/High risk level. As the Librarian (Acquisitions), you will: Catalog a variety of materials in an automated cataloging environment where the bibliographic characteristics of the material are relatively easy to determine, and cataloging decisions are made within established standards. Searches entries in automated and manual catalogs. Assign headings to catalog entries. Selects and assigns classification numbers. Establish personal and corporate names and uniform titles for inclusion in the name authority file. Establish and recommend subject headings for inclusion in the subject authority file and classification schedule. Create and revise bibliographic records, authority records, and classification schedules. Perform content designation of bibliographic and authority records. Perform research in the cataloger's reference collection, online databases, the world wide web, and the collections of the Library. Recommend resolutions to problems and inconsistencies in the cataloging process. Provide services and deal with materials that are non-technical in nature, of limited technical complexity, or easily acquired. Coordinate proper purchasing information, correct bibliographic identification, and correct coding in the information system. Contact dealers, subscription agents, vendors, overseas offices, government agencies, and/or exchange partners to coordinate the order process. Consult acquisitions reference material to determine whether recommended item is appropriate for purchase, copyright claim, exchange, gift, loan, or other type of acquisition. Examine recommendations for acquisition to identify processing and custodial requirements and to identify acquisition of out-of-scope materials. Maintain liaison with recommending officials and subject specialists to understand their needs. Obtain, analyze, and organize information using standard reference tools and established techniques and practices. Analyze and organize standard subject data to determine its relationship to the existing collections, for preferred access points and the need for additional access points. Analyze material to determine subject content. Apply standard rules, guidelines, and reference tools and established techniques and practices. Participate in formulating plans for changes and improvements to cataloging-related issues. Use standard methods, techniques, concepts, and principles to perform assignments related to collection development support, with review by supervisor, senior staff and/or recommending officers. Assist in examination of incoming shipments to select items appropriate for the collections, in accordance with established guidelines. Assists in examination of recommendations for acquisition to identify processing and custodial requirements, and to ensure conformity with established guidelines. Work to maintain personal contacts and cooperative work relationships in order to provide or exchange information. Consult with the supervisor and cataloging policy staff to recommend changes and additions in descriptive and subject cataloging rules. Offer suggestions and advice to the supervisor on operational and technical problems. Collaborate with the supervisor and other staff in planning and implementing team activities including workflow procedures, team priorities, cataloging projects of an experimental nature, goal setting and strategies for meeting team production goals. Perform other duties as assigned. The position description number for this position is 457104. The salary range indicated reflects the locality pay adjustments for the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan area. The incumbent of this position will work a flexitime work schedule. This is a non-supervisory, bargaining unit position. Relocation expenses will not be authorized for the person(s) selected under this vacancy announcement. - Librarian (National Institutes of Health): As a Librarian, you will: Provide or oversee the delivery of a wide variety of services that require searching beyond readily accessible sources of information and diversions from standard practices and approaches. Initiate and carry out special projects and assignments related to locating, cataloging classifying, and selecting, controlling or preserving and accessing particularly critical or obscure information through standard/automated systems. Lead and participate in special task groups on cooperative efforts within/outside of the library to develop operating standards and to ensure that library practices adhere to appropriate national/international standards. Collect and organize program activity data, including charts, graphs, statistical reports, descriptions of work flow within the organization, analysis of database records, electronic files and processing procedures. Coordinate the development and design of training programs. Lead teams composed of a variety of library staff to conduct special projects that require a strong understanding of library systems technology, databases, and software as well as operating policies and procedures. - Librarian (Acquisition) (Offices, Boards and Divisions): The duties and responsibilities for a Librarian (Acquisitions), GS-1410-9/11/12/13 generally include, but are not limited to, the following: Managing the Library's procurement and contracting programs, including placing orders, establishing and monitoring publication contracts, resolving procurement problems, and developing acquisitions program policies and procedures Assist with the management of the Library's budget and financial programs, including analyzing historical data and serving as the liaison to other agency offices for budget and financial matters Compile and prepare Library acquisitions and budgetary data and reports and prepares budget estimates Prepare, process, and maintain Library acquisition and financial documents Research past and current information for pre- and post-contractual information requirements and resolve financial discrepancies Analyze and solve complex financial problems using a wide variety of sources Develop reports and documentation in response to audit findings and new government-wide and Department of Justice initiatives - LIBRARIAN (Armed Forces Retirement Home): As a LIBRARIAN, you will: Provide professional library services to meet the needs of all Residents and employees Maintain materials and aids to assist visually impaired users with Library and reading programs, and in coordination with the Wellness Center for additional vision care Provide classes and programs such as reading publications to visually impaired residents, conducting poetry and or play events, hosting a book club, genealogy groups, computer IPAD classes and monthly meetings for movies As part of the Resident Services team, staff will be required to assist in the Health Check process to ensure the health and well-being of the AFRH residents. Candidates should be committed to improving the efficiency of the Federal government, passionate about the ideals of our American republic, and committed to upholding the rule of law and the United States Constitution. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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As a Technical Information Specialist, you will: Be technically responsible for the daily operations of one or more automated processing systems and any of the scheduled production jobs, batch processes or updates that are performed as part of the acquisitions and bibliographic control functions or maintenance of the holdings database. Apply knowledge of library operating procedures, online files and processing procedures, system analysis techniques and bibliographic control standards to the solution of technical processing problems to improve operating efficiency and/or to provide better management information. Review processes and make recommendations to senior management for modifications that improve the efficiency of operations and/or the quality of products. Prepare documentation for computer applications developed including user manuals, special instructions, and articles for publ
Serves as an expert on-line bibliographic searcher with substantial acquisition responsibilities. Acquires monographs, government documents, and other information media through on-line vendor databases. Administers and implements purchase requests, Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs), and deposit accounts for the acquisition of published material. Performs bibliographic computerized searches and researches specific patron inquiries using resources like PubMed, CINAHL, and Embase. Instructs patrons in the use of the library and computerized resources available for public use. Maintains access to electronic and print resources, including registering and activating new e-resources titles. Educates library staff and library users on issues associated with electronic resources and monitors their usage.
Occupation: Technical information services (series 1412) | posted as: Technical Information Specialist | You will provide information in a specific field, like science, engineering or another technical field. In this field, you should understand how to organize, access or share information. You may prepare bibliographies, d | ~4 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Technical Information Specialist (National Institutes of Health): As a Technical Information Specialist, you will: Be technically responsible for the daily operations of one or more automated processing systems and any of the scheduled production jobs, batch processes or updates that are performed as part of the acquisitions and bibliographic control functions or maintenance of the holdings database. Apply knowledge of library operating procedures, online files and processing procedures, system analysis techniques and bibliographic control standards to the solution of technical processing problems to improve operating efficiency and/or to provide better management information. Review processes and make recommendations to senior management for modifications that improve the efficiency of operations and/or the quality of products. Prepare documentation for computer applications developed including user manuals, special instructions, and articles for publications describing files and processes. Serve as one of the principal liaisons to computer specialists and as a technical resource for cooperative efforts to integrate data with other library automation projects in the library. Review standards for machine-readable formats, electronic data exchange, representation of holdings data, etc., and makes recommendations related to practices and adherence to the appropriate national and international standards. - Technical Information Specialist (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Serves as an expert on-line bibliographic searcher with substantial acquisition responsibilities. Acquires monographs, government documents, and other information media through on-line vendor databases. Administers and implements purchase requests, Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs), and deposit accounts for the acquisition of published material. Performs bibliographic computerized searches and researches specific patron inquiries using resources like PubMed, CINAHL, and Embase. Instructs patrons in the use of the library and computerized resources available for public use. Maintains access to electronic and print resources, including registering and activating new e-resources titles. Educates library staff and library users on issues associated with electronic resources and monitors their usage. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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The incumbent will join a team of archivists, technicians, and digital specialists in the American Folklife Center Archives who steward dynamic ethnographic collections documenting traditional culture from around the world, including the earliest field recordings made in the 1890s on wax cylinder through recordings made using digital technology. Analyzes and arranges bodies of records. Demonstrates knowledge of archival theory and practice in planning and carrying out their organization and description. Possesses understanding of scholarly research and documentation practices and uses basic knowledge of archival theory to process and describe archival collections. Examines the documentation systems and practices of the originating agency, organization, or individual whose materials are being processed. Evaluates the significance of archival material in its historical context and applies
Manages and preserves park archival and manuscript collections within NPS Museum Collection and Records Management guidelines. Accessions appropriate collections into the park museum collection, research provenance, writes descriptions and finding aids to provide access. Manages archival work and physical and virtual reference service areas, including the park library, for researcher access and use of collections in person and online. In consultation with the supervisor, surveys park records in all park structures, identifies historical records, determining which materials are inactive for disposal. Assists in monitoring and maintaining the environment for collections, including the housekeeping and integrated pest management programs. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level (of GS-09).
The following are the duties of this position at the GS-12. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. As an Archivist, you will: Scan and digitize historical records to make them available online. Verify the origin of new records and ensure proper, safe storage. Respond to reference requests and guide researchers through catalogs. Assess record conditions to prevent physical deterioration. Apply legal restrictions and declassification rules to protect records.
Occupation: Archivist (series 1420) | posted as: Archivist | You will appraise, organize, preserve, publish or share public records and historic documents. In this field, you should understand archival principles and techniques, history and scholarly research needs. | ~9 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Archivist (Legislative Branch): The incumbent will join a team of archivists, technicians, and digital specialists in the American Folklife Center Archives who steward dynamic ethnographic collections documenting traditional culture from around the world, including the earliest field recordings made in the 1890s on wax cylinder through recordings made using digital technology. Analyzes and arranges bodies of records. Demonstrates knowledge of archival theory and practice in planning and carrying out their organization and description. Possesses understanding of scholarly research and documentation practices and uses basic knowledge of archival theory to process and describe archival collections. Examines the documentation systems and practices of the originating agency, organization, or individual whose materials are being processed. Evaluates the significance of archival material in its historical context and applies evaluation in helping create a plan of arrangement and description. Exercises initiative on special assignments requiring knowledge of archival procedures and academic subject matter. Surveys internal collections to identify and inventory groups of materials for preservation and physical security. Follows prescribed specifications and procedures in preserving original materials. Monitors and coordinates procedures for routing materials for preservation treatment and for preparation of new materials to be added to the collections. Maintains personal contacts and cooperative work relationships in order to provide or exchange information. Coordinates as necessary with collection curators and staff in other divisions relating to the transmission, handling, description, and storage of division material housed off-site or transferred elsewhere. Attends workshops, conferences, seminars, or meetings related to archives, libraries, and other relevant fields to apply new and revised methods to work and ensure work is performed to current standards. While attending or participating in scholarly and professional societies or meetings/conferences, the incumbent contributes to the field by providing insights or relevant connections between Library collections and archival management practices. Provides information in response to reference service requests that require research among several record groups to locate the information. Assists readers, scholars and researchers in finding significant records relating to the subject under consideration and advises them of relevant records in the division and Library. Relocation expenses will not be authorized for the person(s) selected under this vacancy announcement. - Archivist (Recent Graduate) (Department of the Interior): Manages and preserves park archival and manuscript collections within NPS Museum Collection and Records Management guidelines. Accessions appropriate collections into the park museum collection, research provenance, writes descriptions and finding aids to provide access. Manages archival work and physical and virtual reference service areas, including the park library, for researcher access and use of collections in person and online. In consultation with the supervisor, surveys park records in all park structures, identifies historical records, determining which materials are inactive for disposal. Assists in monitoring and maintaining the environment for collections, including the housekeeping and integrated pest management programs. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level (of GS-09). - Archivist (National Archives and Records Administration): The following are the duties of this position at the GS-12. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. As an Archivist, you will: Scan and digitize historical records to make them available online. Verify the origin of new records and ensure proper, safe storage. Respond to reference requests and guide researchers through catalogs. Assess record conditions to prevent physical deterioration. Apply legal restrictions and declassification rules to protect records. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The Archives Technician is responsible for assisting with the arrangement, description, preservation, cataloging and access to NMAI's moderately large archival collections. In this position, you will: Assist the Head Archivist and Archive Center staff in the physical collections management of a wide range of archival materials including but not limited to papers, photographs, film, video, and sound recordings. Be responsible for tracking, rehousing and storing of archival collections; monitoring temperature, relative humidity and storage condition; conducting archival collection inventories, surveys, reorganizing and refiling collections materials among other duties related to the care, preservation and management of archival collections. Process new and legacy archival collections, apply basic preservation methods including removing damaging residue or attachments; rehousing documents i
As an Archives Technician, you will: Provide written and oral "first-line" reference assistance and consultation, responding to all forms of inquiry concerning NARA's broad range of archival holdings, in original or surrogate format, by using complex finding aid systems and related archival sources, in both electronic and analog formats. Review information about records prior to making them available to researchers, ensuring that access restrictions are being followed. Participate in the digitization efforts of archival holdings for public access and permanent retention following broad NARA guidance and procedures. Evaluate the physical condition of records in the course of other duties and alerts supervisor or other designated staff to condition problems that limit access or threaten the safety of records. Pull and refile records according to NARA policies and procedures. Monitor resear
The following are the duties of this position at the GS-06. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. As an Archives Technician, you will: Respond to a variety of types of requests for information regarding military service. Conduct the initial review of incoming requests, which may include inquiries that involve fire destroyed or damaged records, Congressional inquiries, and/or highly sensitive requests regarding high-ranking governmental officials. Analyze requests for information to identify the scope of inquiry. Investigate conflicting record information, apparent errors, and/or omissions of record data. Participate as a team member in a variety of functions as determined by team decisions.
Occupation: Archives technician (series 1421) | posted as: Archives Technician | You will assist in managing archives, records and related materials. In this field, you should understand archival methods, procedures and techniques. In some jobs, you should know the history of some federal organizatio | ~144 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Archives Technician (Smithsonian Institution ): The Archives Technician is responsible for assisting with the arrangement, description, preservation, cataloging and access to NMAI's moderately large archival collections. In this position, you will: Assist the Head Archivist and Archive Center staff in the physical collections management of a wide range of archival materials including but not limited to papers, photographs, film, video, and sound recordings. Be responsible for tracking, rehousing and storing of archival collections; monitoring temperature, relative humidity and storage condition; conducting archival collection inventories, surveys, reorganizing and refiling collections materials among other duties related to the care, preservation and management of archival collections. Process new and legacy archival collections, apply basic preservation methods including removing damaging residue or attachments; rehousing documents in acid free folders and containers; and identifying and maintaining a running list of fragile materials that require preservation treatment and digitization. Describe archival materials for both new acquisitions and unprocessed legacy collections. The description includes well-written and concise finding aids and collection level records entered in Archivists' Toolkit system in accordance with archival descriptive standards including DACS. Prepare small purchase orders to secure supplies and services from outside vendors. Work on administrative and program support tasks including arranging travel for staff and contracted consultants, including scheduling transportation, making hotel reservations, supporting staff en route and preparing travel authorizations and vouchers. Assist the Reference Archivist in providing reference and research services both onsite and remotely, to the public, Native American communities and constituents, researchers, and Smithsonian staff. Assists on-site researchers in the Archive Center reading room by identifying appropriate collections, pulling items, assisting in their use, and refiling them. Answers staff and public inquiries by performing necessary research about archival holdings and responding in a detailed manner via email, phone or letter. - Archives Technician (National Archives and Records Administration): As an Archives Technician, you will: Provide written and oral "first-line" reference assistance and consultation, responding to all forms of inquiry concerning NARA's broad range of archival holdings, in original or surrogate format, by using complex finding aid systems and related archival sources, in both electronic and analog formats. Review information about records prior to making them available to researchers, ensuring that access restrictions are being followed. Participate in the digitization efforts of archival holdings for public access and permanent retention following broad NARA guidance and procedures. Evaluate the physical condition of records in the course of other duties and alerts supervisor or other designated staff to condition problems that limit access or threaten the safety of records. Pull and refile records according to NARA policies and procedures. Monitor research rooms and provide customer service. May carry out other archival duties as assigned. - Archives Technician (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): The following are the duties of this position at the GS-06. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. As an Archives Technician, you will: Respond to a variety of types of requests for information regarding military service. Conduct the initial review of incoming requests, which may include inquiries that involve fire destroyed or damaged records, Congressional inquiries, and/or highly sensitive requests regarding high-ranking governmental officials. Analyze requests for information to identify the scope of inquiry. Investigate conflicting record information, apparent errors, and/or omissions of record data. Participate as a team member in a variety of functions as determined by team decisions. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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The Operations Research Analyst: Supports the team in conducting feasibility studies and research on large-scale safety information systems. Apply basic operations research techniques to analyze organizational processes and data. Assists in data collection and management for transportation safety systems. Performs testing and quality assurance tasks to ensure the validity and utility of safety data. Prepares and maintains documentation related to software configurations and application designs to meet customer needs. Helps document system scope and objectives for significant components of larger programs. Works collaboratively with team members to fulfill project objectives while supporting the Division's strategic initiatives. Learns to use Information Technology (IT) and Information Systems (IS) to assist in developing applications that reduce safety risks. Assists team members or proj
Assist with developing mathematical and/or statistical models, methodologies, and solutions. Provide advice and insight on mathematical and/or statistical techniques in problem solving. Apply and extend new methods in the application of operations research, mathematics, statistics, and modeling and simulation.
You will serve as an Engineer or Scientist in the Electromagnetic and Sensor Systems Department, Advanced Radars Systems Division, Expeditionary Radars Software Engineering Branch (Code B46) of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division. You will perform and lead testing, troubleshooting, analysis, evaluation, and modification of radar (active and passive) systems. You will conduct research, development and analysis of engineering data, extracting and compiling specific data from records or other sources (i.e., design and assembly drawings; specifications; test plans, etc.). You will develop and present technical briefs, to include findings and results, in writing or orally, for higher level review or publication. You will develop tools, interfacing hardware to software, GUI development using high level languages (such as Python, C++, JAVA), or model development using languages s
Serve as an expert data engineer on a U.S. Army Cyber Protection Team (CPT) Support Element. Evaluate adversarial activity within complex network systems to present strategic recommendations to mission commanders for defensive cyber operations planning. Configure distributed databases and data repositories to automatically ingest, process, and normalize streaming data. Design relational and structured query language/non-structured query language (NoSQL) databases to automate extract, load, and transform functions for data collection. Apply science-based analytical processes to produce terrain mapping and modeling visualizations for targeted hunt operations. Identify relevant internal and external data sources to ensure information usage complies with regulatory and security policies. Provide technical direction and guidance to support team members in executing data-informed defensive cyb
You will support lifecycle program acquisition of SOF-p Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDTandE) across ten geographically separated program management offices. You will be responsible for oversight of engineering processes and PEO priorities and require knowledge of systems engineering, software engineering, platform integration, modification, and DODI 5000.2 execution processes. You will serve as a recognized expert in technology development activities for advanced technology planning, research coordination, technology demonstrations and support; developmental systems engineering; and technical risk management. You will manage technical baselines, and advise PEO, DPEO, PMO leadership on all technical aspects of the system as prioritized by the PEO. You will represent top technical-level efforts in a major field of unexplored work where there is no controversial theory to gu
Occupation: Operations research (series 1515) | posted as: Operations Research Analyst; Engineer/Scientist; Interdisciplinary; Distinguished Scientist/Engineer For Naval Data Sciences | You will design, develop and adapt mathematical, statistical, econometric and other scientific methods and techniques. In this field, you will analyze management problems and help create solutions. You need to know the m | ~126 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Operations Research Analyst (Open to U.S. Citizens) (Department of Transportation): The Operations Research Analyst: Supports the team in conducting feasibility studies and research on large-scale safety information systems. Apply basic operations research techniques to analyze organizational processes and data. Assists in data collection and management for transportation safety systems. Performs testing and quality assurance tasks to ensure the validity and utility of safety data. Prepares and maintains documentation related to software configurations and application designs to meet customer needs. Helps document system scope and objectives for significant components of larger programs. Works collaboratively with team members to fulfill project objectives while supporting the Division's strategic initiatives. Learns to use Information Technology (IT) and Information Systems (IS) to assist in developing applications that reduce safety risks. Assists team members or project managers in tracking milestones and deliverables for assigned segments of studies. Participates in meetings to exchange information and coordinate work efforts. The ideal candidate possesses a background in operations research, data science, computer science, mathematics, and/or engineering. Preferred technical skills include transportation analysis, environmental assessment, sustainment analysis, data modeling, object-oriented programming, system engineering, requirements development, and Extensible Markup Language (XML) and web development. While a background in aviation, air traffic management, and/or maintenance operations is desired, it is not mandatory, as the division has access to numerous subject matter experts and the required knowledge can be gained on-the-job. The Division develops, enhances, operates and maintains large-scale, safety information systems for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the Department of Defense (DOD), and other federal agencies. - Operations Research Analyst (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist with developing mathematical and/or statistical models, methodologies, and solutions. Provide advice and insight on mathematical and/or statistical techniques in problem solving. Apply and extend new methods in the application of operations research, mathematics, statistics, and modeling and simulation. - ENGINEER/SCIENTIST (Department of the Navy): You will serve as an Engineer or Scientist in the Electromagnetic and Sensor Systems Department, Advanced Radars Systems Division, Expeditionary Radars Software Engineering Branch (Code B46) of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division. You will perform and lead testing, troubleshooting, analysis, evaluation, and modification of radar (active and passive) systems. You will conduct research, development and analysis of engineering data, extracting and compiling specific data from records or other sources (i.e., design and assembly drawings; specifications; test plans, etc.). You will develop and present technical briefs, to include findings and results, in writing or orally, for higher level review or publication. You will develop tools, interfacing hardware to software, GUI development using high level languages (such as Python, C++, JAVA), or model development using languages such as Matlab. You will work proactively, both independently and as a team member, with a diverse group of scientists, engineers, technicians, and support personnel, to include military, civilian, and contractor representatives. You will conduct technical analysis and recommendations to project leadership. - Interdisciplinary (U.S. Army Cyber Command): Serve as an expert data engineer on a U.S. Army Cyber Protection Team (CPT) Support Element. Evaluate adversarial activity within complex network systems to present strategic recommendations to mission commanders for defensive cyber operations planning. Configure distributed databases and data repositories to automatically ingest, process, and normalize streaming data. Design relational and structured query language/non-structured query language (NoSQL) databases to automate extract, load, and transform functions for data collection. Apply science-based analytical processes to produce terrain mapping and modeling visualizations for targeted hunt operations. Identify relevant internal and external data sources to ensure information usage complies with regulatory and security policies. Provide technical direction and guidance to support team members in executing data-informed defensive cyber operations. Attend Sensitive Compartmented Information meetings and working groups to which require access to Top Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information materials, equipment, and facilities. - ENGINEER/SCIENTIST (Naval Sea Systems Command): You will support lifecycle program acquisition of SOF-p Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDTandE) across ten geographically separated program management offices. You will be responsible for oversight of engineering processes and PEO priorities and require knowledge of systems engineering, software engineering, platform integration, modification, and DODI 5000.2 execution processes. You will serve as a recognized expert in technology development activities for advanced technology planning, research coordination, technology demonstrations and support; developmental systems engineering; and technical risk management. You will manage technical baselines, and advise PEO, DPEO, PMO leadership on all technical aspects of the system as prioritized by the PEO. You will represent top technical-level efforts in a major field of unexplored work where there is no controversial theory to guide experimentation. You will provide technical advice to top level Navy management and technical personnel, other agencies, and private organizations. You will serve on Navy, interagency, and technical society panels and committees of national or international scope. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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You will serve as an Engineer or Scientist in the Electromagnetic and Sensor Systems Department, Advanced Radars Systems Division, Expeditionary Radars Software Engineering Branch (Code B46) of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division. You will perform and lead testing, troubleshooting, analysis, evaluation, and modification of radar (active and passive) systems. You will conduct research, development and analysis of engineering data, extracting and compiling specific data from records or other sources (i.e., design and assembly drawings; specifications; test plans, etc.). You will develop and present technical briefs, to include findings and results, in writing or orally, for higher level review or publication. You will develop tools, interfacing hardware to software, GUI development using high level languages (such as Python, C++, JAVA), or model development using languages s
You will provide vision and long-term stewardship of data sciences and analytical engineering capabilities to include development of data governance and architecture strategies. You will provide technical leadership within NAVSEA across the full range of data sciences functions to include artificial intelligence, machine learning, reinforcement learning, and big data analytics. You will influence critical science and technology and research and development to ensure that the Naval Enterprise is poised to support needs regarding big data analytics and artificial intelligence in defense of the nation. You will guide and influence the direction of data science research efforts at the national, DoW, and DoN levels. You will serve on executive steering groups and advisory boards to ensure that data sciences applications are brought to bear for Navy programs of record and future programs. You
You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and g
Occupation: Mathematics (series 1520) | posted as: Interdisciplinary; Distinguished Scientist/Engineer For Naval Data Sciences; Engineer/Scientist | You will work in mathematics, developing methods to solve scientific, engineering, economic or military problems. | 75% want a licence/certification | ~37 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - ENGINEER/SCIENTIST (Department of the Navy): You will serve as an Engineer or Scientist in the Electromagnetic and Sensor Systems Department, Advanced Radars Systems Division, Expeditionary Radars Software Engineering Branch (Code B46) of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division. You will perform and lead testing, troubleshooting, analysis, evaluation, and modification of radar (active and passive) systems. You will conduct research, development and analysis of engineering data, extracting and compiling specific data from records or other sources (i.e., design and assembly drawings; specifications; test plans, etc.). You will develop and present technical briefs, to include findings and results, in writing or orally, for higher level review or publication. You will develop tools, interfacing hardware to software, GUI development using high level languages (such as Python, C++, JAVA), or model development using languages such as Matlab. You will work proactively, both independently and as a team member, with a diverse group of scientists, engineers, technicians, and support personnel, to include military, civilian, and contractor representatives. You will conduct technical analysis and recommendations to project leadership. - DISTINGUISHED SCIENTIST/ENGINEER FOR NAVAL DATA SCIENCES (Naval Sea Systems Command): You will provide vision and long-term stewardship of data sciences and analytical engineering capabilities to include development of data governance and architecture strategies. You will provide technical leadership within NAVSEA across the full range of data sciences functions to include artificial intelligence, machine learning, reinforcement learning, and big data analytics. You will influence critical science and technology and research and development to ensure that the Naval Enterprise is poised to support needs regarding big data analytics and artificial intelligence in defense of the nation. You will guide and influence the direction of data science research efforts at the national, DoW, and DoN levels. You will serve on executive steering groups and advisory boards to ensure that data sciences applications are brought to bear for Navy programs of record and future programs. You will serve as an expert consultant to NSWCDD and Navy as well as a member of the defense community to include the other services, industry, academia, and international partners. - INTERDISCIPLINARY (Naval Intelligence Activity): You will apply basic analytical techniques against tasks and assignments in conjunction with senior analysts. You will participate in conducting/conduct all-source, scientific, and technical intelligence analysis on naval platforms and/or systems. You will learn/use scientific and all source analysis methodologies and process for application to scientific and technical intelligence problems related to naval platforms/systems' capabilities and performance. You will learn/use intelligence collection methods and systems, their capabilities and limitations, and appropriate tasking methods. You will provide input to verbal and written products and assist in preparation of intelligence assessments and other products as directed. You will learn about/work collaboratively with analytics areas and functions of interest within the organization. You will receive formal and on-the-job training and gradually more difficult assignments, leading to performance at the next higher grade level. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Recommend new or improved mathematical methods and techniques for statistical sampling, assembly, and computation, and for the summarization of data and preparation of reports. Apply general mathematics and mathematical statistics, including probability and sampling theory, to perform limited studies that have defined program objectives, analyze information, and identify trends. Evaluate critical factors related to the assignment area and draw rational inferences to assist in preparing technical reports of methods and findings. Assists in developing plans and procedures for the conduct of surveys and for the analysis and preparation of estimates, forecasts, and reports. Ability to use automated data processing techniques to process statistical data, execute jobs, review output, construct tables and graphs, and conduct research. Ability to evaluate critical factors related to the assignme
The duties described are for the GS-09 level. At the GS-07 level, assignments will be of more limited scope and performed with less independence and complexity. Duties include, but are not limited to the following: Provide technical support for the development and implementation of statistical methodology for BLS OEUS Programs, including survey design planning and evaluation, creation of sampling frames, sampling design and sample selection, estimation and variance estimation appropriate to sample design, statistical validation of survey results, and quality measurement and control. Participate in research and evaluation studies to address issues in survey design, estimation, variance estimation, and other statistical issues. Participate in the development and implementation of a broad spectrum of sample and survey designs for the establishment and household surveys. Participate in the d
Occupation: Mathematical statistics (series 1529) | posted as: Recent Graduate - Mathematical Statistician | You will design, develop and adapt mathematical methods and techniques to statistical problems, processes and research. | 50% want a licence/certification | ~17 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Mathematical Statistician (National Agricultural Statistics Service): Recommend new or improved mathematical methods and techniques for statistical sampling, assembly, and computation, and for the summarization of data and preparation of reports. Apply general mathematics and mathematical statistics, including probability and sampling theory, to perform limited studies that have defined program objectives, analyze information, and identify trends. Evaluate critical factors related to the assignment area and draw rational inferences to assist in preparing technical reports of methods and findings. Assists in developing plans and procedures for the conduct of surveys and for the analysis and preparation of estimates, forecasts, and reports. Ability to use automated data processing techniques to process statistical data, execute jobs, review output, construct tables and graphs, and conduct research. Ability to evaluate critical factors related to the assignment area and draw rational inferences to assist in preparing technical reports of methods and findings. Analyzes summarized survey indications and prepares estimates, forecasts, and supporting analytical and interpretative comments for reports. Assists in preparing final recommendations for estimates and forecasts and in writing analytical and interpretive comments to substantiate conclusions. - Recent Graduate - Mathematical Statistician (Bureau of Labor Statistics): The duties described are for the GS-09 level. At the GS-07 level, assignments will be of more limited scope and performed with less independence and complexity. Duties include, but are not limited to the following: Provide technical support for the development and implementation of statistical methodology for BLS OEUS Programs, including survey design planning and evaluation, creation of sampling frames, sampling design and sample selection, estimation and variance estimation appropriate to sample design, statistical validation of survey results, and quality measurement and control. Participate in research and evaluation studies to address issues in survey design, estimation, variance estimation, and other statistical issues. Participate in the development and implementation of a broad spectrum of sample and survey designs for the establishment and household surveys. Participate in the development and implementation of monitoring systems for estimates and variances. Prepare drafts of technical statements of statistical findings, evaluations, and recommendations regarding survey design and estimation processes. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The Office of the Inspector General (OIG) in the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is a statutorily created independent entity that works to prevent fraud, waste, abuse, and misconduct in DOJ programs and personnel, and to promote economy and efficiency in those programs. The Office of Data Analytics (ODA) is responsible for supporting the OIG's audits, evaluations, investigations, and special reviews of the personnel and programs of all DOJ components. The goal of the Data Analytics program is to: (1) develop the OIG's capability to manage large datasets to support various OIG projects; (2) develop models to automatically identify indicators of fraud and other high-risk programs and/or transactions; and (3) represent the Department in its interactions with all federal Departments and agencies regarding data analytics activities, policies, standards, and programs. As a GS-9 Mathematical S
Develops both broad and detailed plans and procedures for the conduct of surveys and for the analysis and preparation of estimates, forecasts, and reports. In cooperation with more senior staff members, devises new or improved methods and techniques for assembling, computing, and summarizing data. Prepares reports and formulates and recommends new or revised survey forms and questionnaires to facilitate the gathering of data. Examines listings and tabulations, recognizing deviations and trends and verifying the accuracy of data. Analyzes summarized survey indications and prepares estimates, forecasts, and supporting analytical and interpretative comments for reports. Analyzes current indications in relation to historical records and other existing conditions affecting items surveyed. Reads and interprets regression and correlation charts. Prepares final recommendations for estimates and/
Duties include but are not limited to: Collects data from less complex businesses/sample units for assigned survey(s). Some analysis is necessary to ensure that the data reported are accurate. Data may be collected via telephone, in-person, on-line, or via video collaboration tools, depending on program procedures and respondent willingness. Performs internet research on sampled companies. Secures voluntary cooperation and interviews with company officials in order to collect data from businesses for assigned survey(s). Makes phone calls to schedule appointments, and conducts interviews with sampled establishments. Deliberate with group member to gain consensus and accomplish project goals. Communicate with situational awareness and persistence to solicit cooperation from outside parties. Build constructive and cooperative relationships with others while working to accomplish the organiz
Manage data collection to ensure training and observation programs are utilizes to foster quality data collection techniques. Manage surveys to ensure data collection remains on track and within targeted budget. Ensure work schedules, assignments, and communication strategies are utilized to ensure team performance and cost efficiencies. Collect and tabulate data using a variety of methods or developing new procedures for statistical projects. Communicate progress of data collection operations to management and staff.
Occupation: Statistics (series 1530) | posted as: Survey Statistician; Economist/Statistician (Economics); Regional Survey Manager; Statistician (Data Scientist) | You will apply statistical theories, techniques and methods to gather, analyze, interpret or report data and information. | ~42 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Statistician (Data Scientist) (Department of Justice): The Office of the Inspector General (OIG) in the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is a statutorily created independent entity that works to prevent fraud, waste, abuse, and misconduct in DOJ programs and personnel, and to promote economy and efficiency in those programs. The Office of Data Analytics (ODA) is responsible for supporting the OIG's audits, evaluations, investigations, and special reviews of the personnel and programs of all DOJ components. The goal of the Data Analytics program is to: (1) develop the OIG's capability to manage large datasets to support various OIG projects; (2) develop models to automatically identify indicators of fraud and other high-risk programs and/or transactions; and (3) represent the Department in its interactions with all federal Departments and agencies regarding data analytics activities, policies, standards, and programs. As a GS-9 Mathematical Statistician (Data Scientist), your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Performing basic exploratory data analysis on large and complex datasets Writing code in Python to analyze a wide variety of data Implementing data science and statistical methods, such as predictive modeling, machine learning, sampling design and estimation, text analytics, or other inferential statistics to solve research objectives Developing sound data science and statistical research design to solve problems and interpret the results of those solutions. Conveying methodological approaches, analyses, and information in written form, such as technical reports and literature reviews. Conveying methodological approaches, analyses, and information through oral briefings, consultations, and presentations to technical audiences. As a GS-11 Mathematical Statistician (Data Scientist), your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Performing exploratory data analysis on large and complex datasets Writing code in Python to analyze a wide variety of data Implementing data science and statistical methods, such as predictive modeling, machine learning, sampling design and estimation, text analytics, or other inferential statistics to solve research objectives Developing sound data science and statistical research design to solve problems and interpret the results of those solutions Conveying methodological approaches, analyses, and information in written form, such as technical reports and literature reviews. Conveys methodological approaches, analyses, and information through oral briefings, consultations, and presentations to technical and non-technical audiences. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your training and experience progress. - Survey Statistician (National Agricultural Statistics Service): Develops both broad and detailed plans and procedures for the conduct of surveys and for the analysis and preparation of estimates, forecasts, and reports. In cooperation with more senior staff members, devises new or improved methods and techniques for assembling, computing, and summarizing data. Prepares reports and formulates and recommends new or revised survey forms and questionnaires to facilitate the gathering of data. Examines listings and tabulations, recognizing deviations and trends and verifying the accuracy of data. Analyzes summarized survey indications and prepares estimates, forecasts, and supporting analytical and interpretative comments for reports. Analyzes current indications in relation to historical records and other existing conditions affecting items surveyed. Reads and interprets regression and correlation charts. Prepares final recommendations for estimates and/or forecasts and writes analytical and interpretive comments to substantiate conclusions. Establishes guidelines for machine and other editing. Examines survey forms and questionnaires obtained by mail, telephone, electronic, and enumerative survey methods from farmers, merchants, processors, and dealers in agricultural products. Determines validity and representative quality of reports. Assures comparability of indications. - Economist/Statistician (Economics) (Bureau of Labor Statistics): Duties include but are not limited to: Collects data from less complex businesses/sample units for assigned survey(s). Some analysis is necessary to ensure that the data reported are accurate. Data may be collected via telephone, in-person, on-line, or via video collaboration tools, depending on program procedures and respondent willingness. Performs internet research on sampled companies. Secures voluntary cooperation and interviews with company officials in order to collect data from businesses for assigned survey(s). Makes phone calls to schedule appointments, and conducts interviews with sampled establishments. Deliberate with group member to gain consensus and accomplish project goals. Communicate with situational awareness and persistence to solicit cooperation from outside parties. Build constructive and cooperative relationships with others while working to accomplish the organization's mission. Organize, prioritize, and/or complete assignments according to established standards, procedures, and deadlines. Manage competing deadlines and shifting priorities to complete concurrent projects within time constraints. Duties at the GS-07 are developmental leading up to the full performance level of the GS-12 - Regional Survey Manager (U.S. Census Bureau): Manage data collection to ensure training and observation programs are utilizes to foster quality data collection techniques. Manage surveys to ensure data collection remains on track and within targeted budget. Ensure work schedules, assignments, and communication strategies are utilized to ensure team performance and cost efficiencies. Collect and tabulate data using a variety of methods or developing new procedures for statistical projects. Communicate progress of data collection operations to management and staff. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The individual selected for this position will: Plan, direct, review and coordinate the work for the staff performing quality assurance and related duties for preprocessing (mailout) activities; analyze work requirements and determines staff resources, making adjustments as appropriate. Translate quality assurance plans into clerical instructions for statistical assistants and statistical clerks; apply sound judgement in circumventing potential problems utilizing acquired knowledge and experience; resolve occurring problems expeditiously for operational effectiveness taking necessary corrective action according to quality standards. Develop and administer controls, records, and reports necessary to secure efficient processing of major censuses, recurring and non-recurring mailout activities; report progress and resolution of problems to higher levels of management. Train subordinates and
Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Performs data collection and survey processing activities. Reviews aggregated information to evaluate the quality and completeness of data in a timely manner. Performs data conversions to review calculations and averages to ensure publishable data. Utilizes various databases and software for packages for data entry and retrieval to generate tables. Communicates with internal and external customers. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level.
Occupation: Statistical assistant (series 1531) | posted as: Statistical Assistant; Quality Assurance Supervisor; Statistical Clerk | You will assist in applying statistical theories, techniques and methods to gather, analyze, interpret or report data and information. Jobs in this series don't need a full professional knowledge of statistics. | ~16 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Quality Assurance Supervisor (Department of Commerce): The individual selected for this position will: Plan, direct, review and coordinate the work for the staff performing quality assurance and related duties for preprocessing (mailout) activities; analyze work requirements and determines staff resources, making adjustments as appropriate. Translate quality assurance plans into clerical instructions for statistical assistants and statistical clerks; apply sound judgement in circumventing potential problems utilizing acquired knowledge and experience; resolve occurring problems expeditiously for operational effectiveness taking necessary corrective action according to quality standards. Develop and administer controls, records, and reports necessary to secure efficient processing of major censuses, recurring and non-recurring mailout activities; report progress and resolution of problems to higher levels of management. Train subordinates and equitably allocate work assignments on a variety of quality assurance verification and monitoring operations associated with the receipt of materials and mailout activities of recurring/non-recurring surveys and major censuses; develop and implement clerical procedures and establishes operating guidelines according to specifications and feasibility. Review problems presented by subordinates and utilize procedures for handling them within specified guidelines. - Statistical Assistant (Geological Survey): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Performs data collection and survey processing activities. Reviews aggregated information to evaluate the quality and completeness of data in a timely manner. Performs data conversions to review calculations and averages to ensure publishable data. Utilizes various databases and software for packages for data entry and retrieval to generate tables. Communicates with internal and external customers. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Develop and implement a long-term strategic vision for the Division, identify opportunities to meet strategic objectives, maintain stakeholder relations and obtain resources to advance strategic goals of the organization. Implement management processes for near term activities and strategic planning, effectively respond to emerging business opportunities, and deliver high-quality, timely, and cost-effective technical and management products to customers. Direct and manage development and design of large, new, and unusually complex technology, equipment, or systems that impact national or international programs. Lead collaborations with relev
Perform mission preparation and execution functions. Manage the modification or acquisition of data systems and/or the development of new data processing methods. Provide data processing, problem solving, quality assurance, data product tracking & delivery. Provide technical advice, use reasoning & communication abilities, and expert knowledge of Range systems' capabilities, and limitations to accomplish the mission of the UTTR.
Assist in analyzing telecommunications systems requirements submitted in various forms and formulates system design parameters to satisfy operational requirements Assist in the preparations of designs and drawings, installation plans, equipment specifications, statements of work, delivery orders, and technical reports. Assist in the development of designs, plans, and specifications for network engineering of special facilities and new or upgraded supporting communications facilities and systems. Serves as a contributing team member during the survey, installation, and testing phase of networking systems. Assist in the preparations of comprehensive technical reports, bulletins, and direction for command guidance. Assist in conducting and performing on-site installation, integration, and testing of IT infrastructure and equipment including physical rack mounting, cabling, network configura
Routine maintenance and design of regular, recurring software development and software testing of a limited scope in the area of data processing and application development. Analyze specific needs and product requirements to create code for software programs based on a specified set of rules, standards and/or policies. Follow software development life cycle and project management best practices for software development Participate in such things as system documentation, configurations management, stakeholder engagement, risk identification and quality management as determined by senior staff.
Serve as an expert data engineer on a U.S. Army Cyber Protection Team (CPT) Support Element. Evaluate adversarial activity within complex network systems to present strategic recommendations to mission commanders for defensive cyber operations planning. Configure distributed databases and data repositories to automatically ingest, process, and normalize streaming data. Design relational and structured query language/non-structured query language (NoSQL) databases to automate extract, load, and transform functions for data collection. Apply science-based analytical processes to produce terrain mapping and modeling visualizations for targeted hunt operations. Identify relevant internal and external data sources to ensure information usage complies with regulatory and security policies. Provide technical direction and guidance to support team members in executing data-informed defensive cyb
Occupation: Computer science (series 1550) | posted as: Computer Scientist; Engineer/Scientist; Interdisciplinary; Distinguished Scientist/Engineer For Naval Data Sciences | You will work in computer science. In this field, you will: Understand computer science foundations, architecture and system software organization. Know the design, limitations and possible applications of computer sy | ~467 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Public Notice - Computer Scientist (Direct Hire) (George C. Marshall Space Flight Center): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Develop and implement a long-term strategic vision for the Division, identify opportunities to meet strategic objectives, maintain stakeholder relations and obtain resources to advance strategic goals of the organization. Implement management processes for near term activities and strategic planning, effectively respond to emerging business opportunities, and deliver high-quality, timely, and cost-effective technical and management products to customers. Direct and manage development and design of large, new, and unusually complex technology, equipment, or systems that impact national or international programs. Lead collaborations with relevant academic institutions, private industry, and other Federal government agencies. Monitor program, project, and agreements for which the organization is responsible. Develop or direct development of innovative and novel concepts, processes, and techniques to maintain NASA at the global forefront of science, technology, exploration and aeronautics. Ensure that each facility and equipment under Division’s control is operated safely and has a current safety plan. Ensure cybersecurity of all division assets without impacting user experience. Maintain a risk assessment document in which all risks and hazards associated with each piece of equipment are identified and assessed. Establish, documents, and ensure compliance with safe operating and emergency procedures. Direct and assess government and contractor activities to ensure high-performance computing operations are executed in accordance with established standards and procedures. For supervisory positions, you will perform a full range of supervisory duties which includes assigning and evaluating work; recommending personnel actions; taking disciplinary actions; and identifying training needs and developing employees. - GENERAL ENGINEER-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY (Department of the Air Force): Perform mission preparation and execution functions. Manage the modification or acquisition of data systems and/or the development of new data processing methods. Provide data processing, problem solving, quality assurance, data product tracking & delivery. Provide technical advice, use reasoning & communication abilities, and expert knowledge of Range systems' capabilities, and limitations to accomplish the mission of the UTTR. - Computer Scientist (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist in analyzing telecommunications systems requirements submitted in various forms and formulates system design parameters to satisfy operational requirements Assist in the preparations of designs and drawings, installation plans, equipment specifications, statements of work, delivery orders, and technical reports. Assist in the development of designs, plans, and specifications for network engineering of special facilities and new or upgraded supporting communications facilities and systems. Serves as a contributing team member during the survey, installation, and testing phase of networking systems. Assist in the preparations of comprehensive technical reports, bulletins, and direction for command guidance. Assist in conducting and performing on-site installation, integration, and testing of IT infrastructure and equipment including physical rack mounting, cabling, network configuration, and system integration with existing platforms. Assist in the providing guidance and oversight acceptance of operational testing of IT systems or equipment installed to ensure conformance with user requirements. - Computer Scientist (Department of Commerce): Routine maintenance and design of regular, recurring software development and software testing of a limited scope in the area of data processing and application development. Analyze specific needs and product requirements to create code for software programs based on a specified set of rules, standards and/or policies. Follow software development life cycle and project management best practices for software development Participate in such things as system documentation, configurations management, stakeholder engagement, risk identification and quality management as determined by senior staff. - Interdisciplinary (U.S. Army Cyber Command): Serve as an expert data engineer on a U.S. Army Cyber Protection Team (CPT) Support Element. Evaluate adversarial activity within complex network systems to present strategic recommendations to mission commanders for defensive cyber operations planning. Configure distributed databases and data repositories to automatically ingest, process, and normalize streaming data. Design relational and structured query language/non-structured query language (NoSQL) databases to automate extract, load, and transform functions for data collection. Apply science-based analytical processes to produce terrain mapping and modeling visualizations for targeted hunt operations. Identify relevant internal and external data sources to ensure information usage complies with regulatory and security policies. Provide technical direction and guidance to support team members in executing data-informed defensive cyber operations. Attend Sensitive Compartmented Information meetings and working groups to which require access to Top Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information materials, equipment, and facilities. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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This Notice is issued under the Expedited Hiring Authority for College Graduates which allows federal agencies to use strategic recruiting to hire college graduates into professional and administrative positions. THIS VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT WILL CLOSE WHEN WE HAVE RECIEVED 150 APPLICATIONS WHICH MAY BE SOONER THAN THE CLOSING DATE. LEARN MORE A few key facts about this notice: Recent Graduates: If you completed a qualifying degree within the previous two years, you may apply. If you are a veteran who was prevented from applying during the 2-year period due to your military service, you may apply if your degree was completed within the last 6 years. Enrolled students: If you will complete your degree requirements within 30 DAYS of the closing date of the announcement, you may apply. This is an entry-level developmental position that provides training and hands-on experience supporting data
Perform computer programming. Analyze, interpret, and review data. Perform data cleaning. Perform data visualization. Ensure integrity of data. Collaborate with subject matter experts and team members. Interpret and document data science requirements. Conduct trend analysis. Develop algorithms. Generate business metrics.
You will provide vision and long-term stewardship of data sciences and analytical engineering capabilities to include development of data governance and architecture strategies. You will provide technical leadership within NAVSEA across the full range of data sciences functions to include artificial intelligence, machine learning, reinforcement learning, and big data analytics. You will influence critical science and technology and research and development to ensure that the Naval Enterprise is poised to support needs regarding big data analytics and artificial intelligence in defense of the nation. You will guide and influence the direction of data science research efforts at the national, DoW, and DoN levels. You will serve on executive steering groups and advisory boards to ensure that data sciences applications are brought to bear for Navy programs of record and future programs. You
The Division of Analytics and Surveillance (DAS) in the FERC Office of Enforcement and Regulatory Accounting (OERA) is seeking a motivated and skilled data scientist. Leverage your skills in Python, R, and SQL to contribute towards DAS's wholesale electricity and natural gas surveillance and forensic analysis. As a Data Scientist (Recent Graduate), some of your typical work assignments may include: Develop and maintain data pipelines using SQL/T-SQL, Python, R, Databricks, or Synapse Use Power BI, R, Python, SQL to analyze data and implement quality control checks Use GitHub for version control and collaborate with teammates Clearly present findings orally and in writing The Recent Graduate Program lasts for one (1) year. You may be eligible for conversion to a permanent or term (1 – 4 years in duration) position once you complete the program, without further competition.
You will apply engineering methods to solve system-level technical problems in C4ISR and IT systems. You will participate in research, design, development, testing, deployment, and sustainment activities. You will serve as a technical team member on integrated product teams with cross-disciplinary collaboration. You will execute assignments under the supervision of senior engineers and technical leads. You will acquire knowledge of business and technical policies, processes, methods, and procedures. You will provide subject matter expertise and support in resolving technical issues and improving project outcomes.
Occupation: Data science (series 1560) | posted as: Data Scientist; Engineer/Scientist; Distinguished Scientist/Engineer For Naval Data Sciences | You will work in data science. In this field, you will: Identify the methods, processes, algorithms, tools and systems to pull out and interpret information from data. Develop algorithms and other tools to support dat | ~35 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Data Scientist (Office of Human Resources Management): This Notice is issued under the Expedited Hiring Authority for College Graduates which allows federal agencies to use strategic recruiting to hire college graduates into professional and administrative positions. THIS VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT WILL CLOSE WHEN WE HAVE RECIEVED 150 APPLICATIONS WHICH MAY BE SOONER THAN THE CLOSING DATE. LEARN MORE A few key facts about this notice: Recent Graduates: If you completed a qualifying degree within the previous two years, you may apply. If you are a veteran who was prevented from applying during the 2-year period due to your military service, you may apply if your degree was completed within the last 6 years. Enrolled students: If you will complete your degree requirements within 30 DAYS of the closing date of the announcement, you may apply. This is an entry-level developmental position that provides training and hands-on experience supporting data science functions across the data lifecycle. The role assists senior data science staff with the collecting, managing, modeling, analyzing and visualizating HR related data to support reporting, and operational decision-making. As a Data Scientist, you will: Duties at the GS-7 level Provide support to the Lead Data Scientist and the Chief of the Product Service Center. Facilitate entry level HR data assignments. Gather and review data and perform entry level work to ensure accuracy, quality, reliability, and readiness for analysis. Assist with supporting automated and manual processes to maintain HR data pipelines, integration workflows, and data systems to ensure data accuracy and consistency. Assist higher-graded staff in developing non-complex datasets and applying standard validation procedures. Gather data and participates in discussions with the Lead Data Scientist and team members, as appropriate. Supports IT teams to ensure data accuracy and alignment with organizational requirements. Create spreadsheets and performs non-complex data management activities to support understanding of data sources, limitations, and applications. Assist in creating non-complex data science solutions and products that provide actionable insights to support organizational goals. Gather information to support the development, testing, and refinement of dashboards, visualizations, and analytical tools. Collaborate with the Product Support Center team to assist in providing input in determining best practices, assist with processes, troubleshoot enhancements, and support work and related activities to ensure effectiveness in all Center processes and activities. Duties at the GS-9 level Perform HR data preparation, validation, and data management activities. Assist in querying and extracting data from HR systems using SQL or other analytical tools. Supports the cleaning, organizing, and validation of datasets to ensure accuracy and consistency. Provide analytical support in developing data products, reports, charts, dashboards, and visualizations using analytical tools and established reporting methods. Applies statistical concepts to summarize data and identify trends or patterns. Apply statistical concepts to summarize data and identify trends or patterns in support of reporting and analytical activities. Support testing and validation of reports and dashboards to ensure accuracy, consistency, and usability of analytical products for HR programs and operations. Collaborate with team members and stakeholders to support data management activities, reporting processes, and knowledge-sharing efforts related to data science activities. - Data Scientist (Food Safety and Inspection Service): Perform computer programming. Analyze, interpret, and review data. Perform data cleaning. Perform data visualization. Ensure integrity of data. Collaborate with subject matter experts and team members. Interpret and document data science requirements. Conduct trend analysis. Develop algorithms. Generate business metrics. - DISTINGUISHED SCIENTIST/ENGINEER FOR NAVAL DATA SCIENCES (Naval Sea Systems Command): You will provide vision and long-term stewardship of data sciences and analytical engineering capabilities to include development of data governance and architecture strategies. You will provide technical leadership within NAVSEA across the full range of data sciences functions to include artificial intelligence, machine learning, reinforcement learning, and big data analytics. You will influence critical science and technology and research and development to ensure that the Naval Enterprise is poised to support needs regarding big data analytics and artificial intelligence in defense of the nation. You will guide and influence the direction of data science research efforts at the national, DoW, and DoN levels. You will serve on executive steering groups and advisory boards to ensure that data sciences applications are brought to bear for Navy programs of record and future programs. You will serve as an expert consultant to NSWCDD and Navy as well as a member of the defense community to include the other services, industry, academia, and international partners. - Data Scientist (Recent Graduate) (Department of Energy): The Division of Analytics and Surveillance (DAS) in the FERC Office of Enforcement and Regulatory Accounting (OERA) is seeking a motivated and skilled data scientist. Leverage your skills in Python, R, and SQL to contribute towards DAS's wholesale electricity and natural gas surveillance and forensic analysis. As a Data Scientist (Recent Graduate), some of your typical work assignments may include: Develop and maintain data pipelines using SQL/T-SQL, Python, R, Databricks, or Synapse Use Power BI, R, Python, SQL to analyze data and implement quality control checks Use GitHub for version control and collaborate with teammates Clearly present findings orally and in writing The Recent Graduate Program lasts for one (1) year. You may be eligible for conversion to a permanent or term (1 – 4 years in duration) position once you complete the program, without further competition. - ENGINEER/SCIENTIST (Department of the Navy): You will apply engineering methods to solve system-level technical problems in C4ISR and IT systems. You will participate in research, design, development, testing, deployment, and sustainment activities. You will serve as a technical team member on integrated product teams with cross-disciplinary collaboration. You will execute assignments under the supervision of senior engineers and technical leads. You will acquire knowledge of business and technical policies, processes, methods, and procedures. You will provide subject matter expertise and support in resolving technical issues and improving project outcomes. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. 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Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The Biomedical Equipment Support Specialist provides clinical and administrative support to staff, patients, and administrators for all matters of concern relating to the facility wide lifecycle management of medical equipment. Biomedical support requires the application of engineering and mechanical concepts and methodology to provide lifecycle management and technical support of equipment utilized in the practice of medicine. Lifecycle management of all medical systems such as imaging, life support, dialysis, and monitoring to include physical and network support. Coordinates and works effectively with other facility support departments including but, not limited to, Facilities Management Service, Office of Information Technology, Patient Safety, Sterile Processing Service, Logistics, Contracting, Informatics, and Environmental Management Service. Specific tasks include, but are not li
As a Facilities Services Specialist, you will: -Inspects facilities to determine state of repair and requirements for projects requiring immediate attention. -Supports physical security efforts when electrical outages or mechanical malfunction prevents the successful use of barriers to entry or cameras are not working. -Coordinates movement of DFC employees and employees new to the facility. Assists with furniture and equipment moves and escorting vendors. -Monitors work performed by utility systems operators, janitors, and other service providers ensuring compliance with established agreements. Ensures the quality, cleanliness, and professionalism of DFC facilities by ensuring (daily) housekeeping has fulfilled their responsibilities, checking on maintenance issues, ensuring pantries, copy rooms and supply areas are properly stocked -Serves as a point of contact and liaison to contracto
As a Facility Management Systems Specialist (FMSS), duties include: Operating and overseeing the operation of the park's Facility Management Software Systems (FMSS) including but not limited to asset identification and inventory, including attached equipment/features, condition assessment, cost estimating, work order generation, and life cycle information. Providing support and guidance on all practical and technical aspects of software and databases used to track facility management functions. Identifying, defining, and reporting problems and possible contingencies that could create issues with the input and tracking of required facilities data. Developing facility projects in the Project Management Information System (PMIS). Serving as personal property manager and information technology liaison. For more information regarding the duties or duty station, please contact Nick_Nicosia@nps
The Life Support Systems & Water Quality Specialist is responsible for assisting in the oversite of the operation, maintenance, and management of aquatic exhibits and life support systems within NZCBI. In this position, you will: Assist with operation and maintenance of aquatic systems including filtration, circulation, heating/cooling, aeration, and disinfection. Monitor water quality parameters (temperature, pH, salinity, dissolved oxygen). Maintain records of water quality and system performance. Manage inventory and coordinate repairs.
Develop internal controls and audit processes for project operations to ensure personnel and funds are utilized effectively and efficiently. Provide financial guidance to specialists on funding, expenditure charging, funding limitations and all phases of budget planning to ensure fiscal management. Manage project follow-ups and delay resolutions effort as the main point of contact to ensure milestones are completed. Monitor budget expenditures and provide informed updates to maintain financial control.
Occupation: Equipment, facilities and services (series 1601) | posted as: Biomedical Equipment Support Specialist; Biomedical Equipment Specialist; Facilities Services Specialist; Facility Management Systems Specialist | You will manage, supervise or work in equipment, facilities or services in jobs where the work isn't covered in another job series. | 93% want a licence/certification | ~49 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Biomedical Equipment Support Specialist (Department of Veterans Affairs): The Biomedical Equipment Support Specialist provides clinical and administrative support to staff, patients, and administrators for all matters of concern relating to the facility wide lifecycle management of medical equipment. Biomedical support requires the application of engineering and mechanical concepts and methodology to provide lifecycle management and technical support of equipment utilized in the practice of medicine. Lifecycle management of all medical systems such as imaging, life support, dialysis, and monitoring to include physical and network support. Coordinates and works effectively with other facility support departments including but, not limited to, Facilities Management Service, Office of Information Technology, Patient Safety, Sterile Processing Service, Logistics, Contracting, Informatics, and Environmental Management Service. Specific tasks include, but are not limited to, incoming inspections, regular and unscheduled maintenance, and planning for end of life replacement in conjunction with clinical services. Utilizes common test equipment including, but not limited to patient simulators, pulse generators, network analyzers, test phantoms, electrical safety analyzers, oscilloscopes, and multimeters. Maintains functional knowledge of relevant safety codes and standards of regulatory bodies including, but not limited to, The Joint Commission, National Fire Protection Association, Food and Drug Administration, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation. Documents all work performed in the computerized maintenance management system. This documentation is completed in accordance with regulatory body requirements, the Office of Healthcare Technology Management Documentation of Services policies and guidelines, and other VA requirements. Applies basic networking principles to resolve medical system communication issues including, but not limited to, node to server failures. Adheres to VA Medical Device Cyber Security policies and procedures in pre-procurement, during system implementation, and throughout the life of the system. Loads operating system and clinical application software as needed. Executes VA policy when responding to network incident response (due to infection, loss of services due to policy changes). As assigned, functions as a Contracting Officer Representative and keeps appropriate certification levels. Uses knowledge of government contract procedures and documentation requirements to develop statements of work, sole source justifications, other applicable documentation and to oversee vendor work. Collaborates with Logistics and Contracting to procure parts and services; functions as a purchase card holder, as required. Investigates, remediates and documents Repairable Medical Device recalls and safety alerts issued through the VA Alerts and Recall Management System within established timeframes. Participates in local safety improvement processes such as Root Cause Analysis, safety work groups, and Environment of Care Rounds. Identifies hazards during routine job performance and takes action to ensure they are addressed and corrected. Maintains knowledge of the state of the art in medical technology, including scientific advances, network protocols, and vendor changes. Focuses on professional development in all areas of medical technology lifecycle management including technical skills. Knowledge and training is obtained from formal (conference, vendor-provided classes) or informal (magazines, articles, peer training) means. Provides training and education as appropriate to medical technology end users and clinical staff. Provides mentoring and technical training to peers and Biomedical Equipment Support Specialists at developmental levels. May be tasked with leading and managing installation or upgrade projects for medical devices and systems. This includes but is not limited to pre-implementation planning and coordination with end users, vendors, and other onsite support staff. Additional duties are performed as assigned by supervisor related to maintenance, remediation, and tracking of medical systems (action items, special projects, etc.) to meet mission critical requirements. May be asked to assist in other administrative duties as well, including participating in hiring panels. Represents Biomedical/Clinical Engineering department on committees and in meetings as delegated by supervisor. Work Schedule: Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 4:30pm Compressed/Flexible: Not available Your salary will be determined according to the GS level that has qualified you, this will depend on your experience. if you are rated a: GS-5 your salary will range in between $50,820 to $66,059 GS-7 your salary will range in between $92,952 to $81,842 GS-9 your salary will range in between $77,002 to $100,101 GS-11 your salary will range in between $93,165 to $121,109 - Facilities Services Specialist (Development Finance Corporation): As a Facilities Services Specialist, you will: -Inspects facilities to determine state of repair and requirements for projects requiring immediate attention. -Supports physical security efforts when electrical outages or mechanical malfunction prevents the successful use of barriers to entry or cameras are not working. -Coordinates movement of DFC employees and employees new to the facility. Assists with furniture and equipment moves and escorting vendors. -Monitors work performed by utility systems operators, janitors, and other service providers ensuring compliance with established agreements. Ensures the quality, cleanliness, and professionalism of DFC facilities by ensuring (daily) housekeeping has fulfilled their responsibilities, checking on maintenance issues, ensuring pantries, copy rooms and supply areas are properly stocked -Serves as a point of contact and liaison to contractors and building management staff to ensure daily assignments are completed. -Receives, sorts and processes incoming facility service requests from staff and tracks to completion via our in-house intranet portal. -Assists with setting up conference rooms, hanging white boards/pictures, receiving, tagging, and delivering property. -Procures, stores, and distributes office supplies, including specialized supplies, and administrative equipment such as furniture, office machines, filing equipment, etc. Please Note: This is a Bargaining unit position represented by AFGE, local 1534. - Facility Management Systems Specialist (National Park Service): As a Facility Management Systems Specialist (FMSS), duties include: Operating and overseeing the operation of the park's Facility Management Software Systems (FMSS) including but not limited to asset identification and inventory, including attached equipment/features, condition assessment, cost estimating, work order generation, and life cycle information. Providing support and guidance on all practical and technical aspects of software and databases used to track facility management functions. Identifying, defining, and reporting problems and possible contingencies that could create issues with the input and tracking of required facilities data. Developing facility projects in the Project Management Information System (PMIS). Serving as personal property manager and information technology liaison. For more information regarding the duties or duty station, please contact [email protected] This is a career-seasonal position. Career-seasonal appointments are permanent positions and include the same benefits as Career appointments, but do not provide work on a year-round basis. You will work approximately 11.5 months in pay status, from early January through mid-December. You will be in a non-pay status for the remainder of the year for one full eighty hour pay period from late December through early January. - Life Support Systems and Water Quality Specialist (Smithsonian Institution ): The Life Support Systems & Water Quality Specialist is responsible for assisting in the oversite of the operation, maintenance, and management of aquatic exhibits and life support systems within NZCBI. In this position, you will: Assist with operation and maintenance of aquatic systems including filtration, circulation, heating/cooling, aeration, and disinfection. Monitor water quality parameters (temperature, pH, salinity, dissolved oxygen). Maintain records of water quality and system performance. Manage inventory and coordinate repairs. - Facilities Improvement Specialist (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Develop internal controls and audit processes for project operations to ensure personnel and funds are utilized effectively and efficiently. Provide financial guidance to specialists on funding, expenditure charging, funding limitations and all phases of budget planning to ensure fiscal management. Manage project follow-ups and delay resolutions effort as the main point of contact to ensure milestones are completed. Monitor budget expenditures and provide informed updates to maintain financial control. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 3 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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Provide customer service support to Judges and staff by receiving and fulfilling facilities services requests for office supplies, deliveries, transportation, and minor repairs Process and track facility's work requests and communicate with appropriate personnel to ensure timely completion Conduct daily building walkthroughs to identify maintenance or safety issues Receive, inspect, and verify incoming shipments and maintain accurate inventory records in Microsoft Excel Prepare requisitions for equipment, tools, materials, and furnishings Deliver office supplies, assist with periodic supply inventories Escort contractors and cleaning staff to ensure work is completed safely and efficiently Perform minor repairs, furniture assembly, maintain and organize storage areas, assist with event setup, and other facilities related tasks as needed Maintain and operate the Court's Government Vehicle
Types and proof reads a wide range of correspondence, memorandums, reports and other written material. Enters and retrieves data, using Food Service programs, on a personal computer and maintains disks with back-up copies. Maintains systematic files, ledgers, stock index records, inventory accountability procedures through posting receivers. Prepares monthly, quarterly and annual reports for submission to the Regional and Central Offices. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis.
Classify emergency service orders (SO) and Individual Job Orders (IJOs) utilizing the Facilities and Equipment Maintenance System (FEMS) to prevent critical system failures and ensure rapid technical response. Execute the full life cycle of Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request (MIPR) acceptances to support utilities, contracted services, and construction projects. Document the receipt of materials and services to verify compliance with shop operations and meet company payment obligations. Create reports from operational data retrieved from automated sources to provide leadership with insights on facility upkeep and fund utilization.
Occupation: Equipment, facilities and services assistance (series 1603) | posted as: Food Services Assistant (Food Service Assistant); Facility Services Assistant (Facilities Assistant); Food Services Assistant (Food Services Assistant); Facilities & Equipment Assistant | You will assist in managing equipment, facilities and services. You may: Manage data and work orders. Coding, reviewing and validating labor and refund work orders. Work with shop supervisors. Create work schedules | ~50 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Facilities & Equipment Assistant (Judicial Branch): Provide customer service support to Judges and staff by receiving and fulfilling facilities services requests for office supplies, deliveries, transportation, and minor repairs Process and track facility's work requests and communicate with appropriate personnel to ensure timely completion Conduct daily building walkthroughs to identify maintenance or safety issues Receive, inspect, and verify incoming shipments and maintain accurate inventory records in Microsoft Excel Prepare requisitions for equipment, tools, materials, and furnishings Deliver office supplies, assist with periodic supply inventories Escort contractors and cleaning staff to ensure work is completed safely and efficiently Perform minor repairs, furniture assembly, maintain and organize storage areas, assist with event setup, and other facilities related tasks as needed Maintain and operate the Court's Government Vehicle (GOV), including transporting Judges and Court staff members when required - Food Services Assistant (Food Service Assistant) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): Types and proof reads a wide range of correspondence, memorandums, reports and other written material. Enters and retrieves data, using Food Service programs, on a personal computer and maintains disks with back-up copies. Maintains systematic files, ledgers, stock index records, inventory accountability procedures through posting receivers. Prepares monthly, quarterly and annual reports for submission to the Regional and Central Offices. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Facility Services Assistant (U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command): Classify emergency service orders (SO) and Individual Job Orders (IJOs) utilizing the Facilities and Equipment Maintenance System (FEMS) to prevent critical system failures and ensure rapid technical response. Execute the full life cycle of Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request (MIPR) acceptances to support utilities, contracted services, and construction projects. Document the receipt of materials and services to verify compliance with shop operations and meet company payment obligations. Create reports from operational data retrieved from automated sources to provide leadership with insights on facility upkeep and fund utilization. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 3 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 3 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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The Facility and Property Assistant (NAVCC) works at the Library's Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation (Culpeper, VA) under the day-to-day direction of the Facility Specialist (NAVCC), and under the general supervision of the Facility Operations Manager of the Facility Operations Section (FACOPS), Facility Services Division (FACS), Integrated Support Services (ISS). The incumbent provides day-to-day customer and operational support to the Chief, Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation (NAVCC), Library Services. The ISS Facility Specialist (NAVCC) provides broad policy guidance and day-to-day direction for facility operations issues. The supervisor of the ISS Logistics/Asset Control Team provides technical guidance for property control issues. Assignments are mission related, normally in terms of broad, general objectives of planning, directing, controlling and coordinating
Conduct routine inspections of the building and grounds to ensure compliance with the facility contracts and established safety standards. Assist in the installation or relocation of furniture items or other requested items, to designated workspaces. Receive requests and/or complaints regarding lighting, heating, air conditioning, general cleaning, and communicate with appropriate entities for further action. Interface with customers, vendors, and team members in support of facility initiatives, work requests, or other duties as assigned in a professional and team-oriented manner.
Manage preventive maintenance, repair, and construction work to sustain safe and reliable operation of the clinic, equipment, and utilities consistent with Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) standards. Perform diagnostic inspection of facility structures, related electrical and mechanical systems and equipment, and prepares necessary inspection reports and narrative assessments of facility conditions. Use automated systems to retrieve, maintain, and update documents and records. Oversee facility management resources including personnel, service contracts, financial programs, space utilization, and information resources. Compile data in the development of contracts and statements of work specifications based on state and federal laws, and Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) accreditation standards for health care facilit
Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs enterprise-level facility operations programs encompassing the operation, maintenance, repair, and improvement of NASA facilities, utilities, grounds, and infrastructure across multiple installations. Leads enterprise-wide facility audits, surveys, and investigations including energy consumption, systems reviews, and safety assessments and presenting those findings and recommendations to senior management. Serves as the senior technical expert and advisor on complex facility operations issues, resolving the most controversial problems and providing authoritative guidance to executive leadership. Oversees major operations and maintena
Assists primary Facility Manager in the administration of facility management policy and procedures. Assists with space management by updating the facility seating chart monthly and providing daily occupancy reports. Coordinates all maintenance and repairs to the building and support systems. Serves as a Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR), including administering all contracts pertaining to building maintenance, custodial service, emergency generator service, grounds maintenance, and trash removal. Writes the statement of work, provides technical advice and inspects contractor performance. Analyzes feeder reports from various Project Management organizations, prepares reports, designs detailed charts and graphs.
Occupation: Facility operations services (series 1640) | posted as: Facility Operations Specialist; Facility Operations Specailist; Public Notice - Facility Operations/Management (Direct Hire); Public Notice - Facilities Operations/Management (Direct Hire) | You will supervise, lead or do work operating and maintaining buildings, grounds and other facilities. In this series, you will coordinate and direct trade or labor employees and need some broad knowledge of that work. Y | ~27 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Facility Operations Specialist (Library of Congress): The Facility and Property Assistant (NAVCC) works at the Library's Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation (Culpeper, VA) under the day-to-day direction of the Facility Specialist (NAVCC), and under the general supervision of the Facility Operations Manager of the Facility Operations Section (FACOPS), Facility Services Division (FACS), Integrated Support Services (ISS). The incumbent provides day-to-day customer and operational support to the Chief, Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation (NAVCC), Library Services. The ISS Facility Specialist (NAVCC) provides broad policy guidance and day-to-day direction for facility operations issues. The supervisor of the ISS Logistics/Asset Control Team provides technical guidance for property control issues. Assignments are mission related, normally in terms of broad, general objectives of planning, directing, controlling and coordinating the asset control functions for the Library at the NAVCC Packard Campus location and providing general facility support and back-up assistance to the ISS NAVCC Facility Specialist. As the Facility Operations Specialist, you will: Ensure that all property and equipment items are properly accounted for according to laws, regulations, and Library policies. Coordinate record-keeping of receipt, location and disposal of all accountable property and equipment involving property and/or equipment management, coordination, and control for a local inventory management program at the Packard Campus. Be responsible for a variety of asset management duties involving many different and unrelated processes and methods. Executes a range of technical equipment control duties In the areas of equipment accountability including accurate and timely record-keeping of acquisitions, utilization, identification, inventory control, and disposition of all accountable equipment. Provide advice and guidance to the Chief. Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation, Library Services, on the requirement of the equipment control and replacement program, agency management and organizational requirements for property management, reuse and disposal. Use asset controls and systems procedures to ensure proper accountability of Library property at the Packard Campus. Support the ISS Facility Specialist (NAVCC) by providing assistance to established, well-precedented facility operations requirements relating to the NAVCC facility maintenance, including analyzing deficiencies created by day-to-day usage that impact current and future facility and customer requirements. As required, assists in the modification or establishment of new monitoring procedures used in the course of Facility Operations Section's preventive maintenance duties, repairs, construction, or rehabilitation projects. Work collaboratively with the supervisors of the ISS Facility Design and Construction Section (FD&C) and Public Program Services Section (PPS), and other Library points of contact as required, to resolve customer-related facility issues. Works with FD&C staff to support design and help implement tenant fit-out related requirements. Monitor contractor performance for custodial, vending, pest control, recycling and trash removal services. Conducts weekly inspections of buildings and grounds and creates work orders to resolve deficiencies discovered. Ensure excellent quality assurance by tracking the timely and acceptable completion of work orders Uses automated tools to assist in analyzing trends relating to building deficiencies and develop nontechnical reports to communicate findings to provide data to ISS Facility Services and NAVCC managers. Attend meetings as required to maintain appropriate communication/coordination with NAVCC customers, the AOC, other ISS offices and Library Services. Perform other duties as assigned. The position description number for this position is 192006. This position is located in Culpeper, Virginia. The salary range indicated reflects the locality pay adjustments for the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan area. The incumbent of this position will work a Flexitime work schedule. This is a non-supervisory, bargaining unit position. Relocation expenses will not be authorized for the person(s) selected under this vacancy announcement. - Facility Operations Specialist (U.S. Census Bureau): Conduct routine inspections of the building and grounds to ensure compliance with the facility contracts and established safety standards. Assist in the installation or relocation of furniture items or other requested items, to designated workspaces. Receive requests and/or complaints regarding lighting, heating, air conditioning, general cleaning, and communicate with appropriate entities for further action. Interface with customers, vendors, and team members in support of facility initiatives, work requests, or other duties as assigned in a professional and team-oriented manner. - Facility Operations Specialist (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Manage preventive maintenance, repair, and construction work to sustain safe and reliable operation of the clinic, equipment, and utilities consistent with Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) standards. Perform diagnostic inspection of facility structures, related electrical and mechanical systems and equipment, and prepares necessary inspection reports and narrative assessments of facility conditions. Use automated systems to retrieve, maintain, and update documents and records. Oversee facility management resources including personnel, service contracts, financial programs, space utilization, and information resources. Compile data in the development of contracts and statements of work specifications based on state and federal laws, and Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) accreditation standards for health care facilities. Support institutional preparation for emergency and disaster response by developing plans for building, equipment, and utility recovery. Coordinate with other base organizations and various federal state and local officials to evaluate policies, procedures, and actual maintenance and repair activities and makes changes necessary for improvement. - Public Notice - Facilities Operations/Management (Direct Hire) (John F. Kennedy Space Center): Duties described below are at the highest grade advertised. Duties assigned at lower grade levels will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity; duties will be commensurate with the grade of selected employee. Directs enterprise-level facility operations programs encompassing the operation, maintenance, repair, and improvement of NASA facilities, utilities, grounds, and infrastructure across multiple installations. Leads enterprise-wide facility audits, surveys, and investigations including energy consumption, systems reviews, and safety assessments and presenting those findings and recommendations to senior management. Serves as the senior technical expert and advisor on complex facility operations issues, resolving the most controversial problems and providing authoritative guidance to executive leadership. Oversees major operations and maintenance contracts, directing contractor performance audits, ensuring compliance with specifications and regulatory requirements, and resolving significant performance issues. Develops and implements agency-wide facility management policies, standards, and procedures based on analysis of industry practices, emerging technologies, legislative changes, and agency guidance. Researches and analyzes long-range facility needs, evaluates new technologies and processes, and recommends solutions to critical infrastructure, safety, and operational challenges with agency-wide impact. For supervisory positions, you will perform a full range of supervisory duties which includes assigning and evaluating work; recommending personnel actions; taking disciplinary actions; and identifying training needs and developing employees. - FACILITY OPERATIONS SPECIALIST (Defense Information Systems Agency): Assists primary Facility Manager in the administration of facility management policy and procedures. Assists with space management by updating the facility seating chart monthly and providing daily occupancy reports. Coordinates all maintenance and repairs to the building and support systems. Serves as a Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR), including administering all contracts pertaining to building maintenance, custodial service, emergency generator service, grounds maintenance, and trash removal. Writes the statement of work, provides technical advice and inspects contractor performance. Analyzes feeder reports from various Project Management organizations, prepares reports, designs detailed charts and graphs. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 3 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Duties listed are at full performance grade GS-09 level. Assists in field evaluations, testing, and data collection required for determining usability and service-wide acceptance of developed items. Provides input to assure safe execution of field and laboratory testing. Makes recommendations on the length and complexity of evaluations required for fire equipment testing. Collects and evaluates information related to malfunctions and recommend modifications to equipment as a substitute for unavailable items. Provides technical and operational information to answer inquiries from the field, procurement activities, other agencies and contractors concerned with the use, procurement, and fabrication of fire equipment or systems. Provides written and oral reports on project tests and evaluation status. Prepares service manuals, instruction manuals, and training outlines for developed items. C
You will perform inspections and technical assessments for determining material condition and configuration. You will perform configuration management, part cannibalization, maintenance, preservation, packaging and storage. You will manage inventory availability, control, accuracy, evaluate and resolve any discrepancies or confused material. You will determine and evaluate packaging, preservation levels, storage categories, develop and execute storage and warehousing plans. You will provide emergent preparation and expedition of equipment including Casualty Report (CASREP) processing. You will operate material handling equipment such as fork trucks and vehicles to store, relocate, deliver and ship material. You will perform dept level maintenance and repair services for specialized handling equipment.
Provides on-site maintenance assistance to solve problems. Reviews blueprints and other technical data to perform objectives. Establishes and maintains relationships with key groups to represent the organization. Designs, develops and tests components prior to production to ascertain feasibility.
Ensures medical devices—from basic clinical tools to advanced imaging systems—are properly inspected, repaired, and kept compliant with quality and safety standards. Develop, update, and oversee quality assurance processes, internal audits, ISO compliance, and inspection readiness across the medical facility. Analyze failures, reviews recalls and safety notices, coordinates corrective actions, and documents findings to protect patient and staff safety. Tracks equipment readiness, evaluates replacement needs, reviews maintenance records, and provides technical input during acquisition of new medical systems. Assist with property accountability, verifies database accuracy, inspects user compliance, and ensures equipment records and classifications are correct.
As an Automotive Specialist you will: Responsible for maintaining the operational readiness of the automotive fleet and related equipment. Inspects, tests, and performs, corrective actions, and prepares new vehicles for assimilation into the Fleet. Conducts technical research, obtains additional facts, determines past equipment performance and previous correction actions; determines if the current problem warrants immediate corrective actions; and evaluates the actions for cost effectiveness and technical efficiency. Ensures assigned vehicles are operational in accordance with manufacturer's specifications. Ensures appropriate registration to include tags, titles, and any necessary State inspections are completed.
Occupation: Equipment specialist (series 1670) | posted as: Automotive Mechanic; Equipment Specialist | You will manage equipment and related information. In this field, you may: Advise those who design, test, produce, buy, supply, operate, repair or dispose of equipment. Developing equipment maintenance schedules. Yo | 44% of entry postings require a degree | ~39 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Equipment Specialist (Wildland Firefighter) (Forest Service): Duties listed are at full performance grade GS-09 level. Assists in field evaluations, testing, and data collection required for determining usability and service-wide acceptance of developed items. Provides input to assure safe execution of field and laboratory testing. Makes recommendations on the length and complexity of evaluations required for fire equipment testing. Collects and evaluates information related to malfunctions and recommend modifications to equipment as a substitute for unavailable items. Provides technical and operational information to answer inquiries from the field, procurement activities, other agencies and contractors concerned with the use, procurement, and fabrication of fire equipment or systems. Provides written and oral reports on project tests and evaluation status. Prepares service manuals, instruction manuals, and training outlines for developed items. Conducts first article inspections, production lot inspection, and product verification evaluation of fire products or equipment. Analyzes the need for and the feasibility of deviations, change orders or modifications requested by the contractors to a Forest Service or accepted industry specification. Assists in the investigation of product performance deficiencies and recommend corrective solutions under the guidance of a project manager, program manager, or senior technical staff. - EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST (United States Fleet Forces Command): You will perform inspections and technical assessments for determining material condition and configuration. You will perform configuration management, part cannibalization, maintenance, preservation, packaging and storage. You will manage inventory availability, control, accuracy, evaluate and resolve any discrepancies or confused material. You will determine and evaluate packaging, preservation levels, storage categories, develop and execute storage and warehousing plans. You will provide emergent preparation and expedition of equipment including Casualty Report (CASREP) processing. You will operate material handling equipment such as fork trucks and vehicles to store, relocate, deliver and ship material. You will perform dept level maintenance and repair services for specialized handling equipment. - Equipment Specialist (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Provides on-site maintenance assistance to solve problems. Reviews blueprints and other technical data to perform objectives. Establishes and maintains relationships with key groups to represent the organization. Designs, develops and tests components prior to production to ascertain feasibility. - Equipment Specialist (Biomedical) (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Ensures medical devices—from basic clinical tools to advanced imaging systems—are properly inspected, repaired, and kept compliant with quality and safety standards. Develop, update, and oversee quality assurance processes, internal audits, ISO compliance, and inspection readiness across the medical facility. Analyze failures, reviews recalls and safety notices, coordinates corrective actions, and documents findings to protect patient and staff safety. Tracks equipment readiness, evaluates replacement needs, reviews maintenance records, and provides technical input during acquisition of new medical systems. Assist with property accountability, verifies database accuracy, inspects user compliance, and ensures equipment records and classifications are correct. - Automotive Mechanic (Department of Justice): As an Automotive Specialist you will: Responsible for maintaining the operational readiness of the automotive fleet and related equipment. Inspects, tests, and performs, corrective actions, and prepares new vehicles for assimilation into the Fleet. Conducts technical research, obtains additional facts, determines past equipment performance and previous correction actions; determines if the current problem warrants immediate corrective actions; and evaluates the actions for cost effectiveness and technical efficiency. Ensures assigned vehicles are operational in accordance with manufacturer's specifications. Ensures appropriate registration to include tags, titles, and any necessary State inspections are completed. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 4 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 3 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 3 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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You will serve as an Educational Specialist and be responsible in a Child Development Center performing a variety of daily operational administrative and child development related duties. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Assisting in the operation of a developmental program that impacts the growth and development of children and preparing reports relevant to Coast Guard regulations, state/regulations and local instructions. Monitoring the Child Development Center food program and maintaining health history records and physician reports for all children and staff. Substituting to provide oversight and leadership to other teachers in the absence of a lead teacher, and monitoring caregivers to ensure policies and procedures are followed. Assisting in the distribution and balancing of work assignments of lower
Performs a variety of tasks selected by the supervisor or experienced employee who serves as training monitor, which will provide a practical understanding of the organization's programs, policies, and objectives. Interviews personnel and secures personal and academic histories through interviews. Identifies personnel with basic skill deficiencies through interviews and standardized testing programs. Arranges administration of tests. Assists in development of educational surveys and reports to determine new program requirements.
The Education Specialist contributes to and develops academic research, exhibitions, public programs, educational programs and publications. In this position, you will: Create and manage innovative school programs, experiences, and curriculum for K-12 student audiences. Develop partnerships with teachers, schools, and school systems. Maintain high level of connectivity, communication, and coordination. Hire, supervise, train, and schedule educators.
Occupation: General education and training (series 1701) | posted as: General Education And Training Specialist; Education Specialist; Educational Specialist | You will work in education and training where the job duties are not covered in another job series. | 33% of entry postings require a degree | ~39 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Educational Specialist (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as an Educational Specialist and be responsible in a Child Development Center performing a variety of daily operational administrative and child development related duties. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Assisting in the operation of a developmental program that impacts the growth and development of children and preparing reports relevant to Coast Guard regulations, state/regulations and local instructions. Monitoring the Child Development Center food program and maintaining health history records and physician reports for all children and staff. Substituting to provide oversight and leadership to other teachers in the absence of a lead teacher, and monitoring caregivers to ensure policies and procedures are followed. Assisting in the distribution and balancing of work assignments of lower graded caregivers and substituting in classrooms when required. Working with parents to promote understanding of their child's growth and development and encouraging parents' participation in school programs. Reasonable Accommodation (RA) Requests: If you believe you have a disability (i.e., physical or mental), covered by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended that would interfere with completing the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, you will be granted the opportunity to request a RA in your online application. Requests for RA for the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments and appropriate supporting documentation for RA must be received prior to starting the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments. Decisions on requests for RA are made on a case-by-case basis. If you meet the minimum qualifications of the position, after notification of the adjudication of your request, you will receive an email invitation to complete the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, based on your adjudication decision. You must complete all assessments within 48 hours of receiving the URL to access the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments if you received the link after the close of the announcement. To determine if you need a RA, please review the Procedures for Requesting a Reasonable Accommodation for Online Assessments. Reasonable Accommodation Information - General Education and Training Specialist (Air Force Civilian Career Training): Performs a variety of tasks selected by the supervisor or experienced employee who serves as training monitor, which will provide a practical understanding of the organization's programs, policies, and objectives. Interviews personnel and secures personal and academic histories through interviews. Identifies personnel with basic skill deficiencies through interviews and standardized testing programs. Arranges administration of tests. Assists in development of educational surveys and reports to determine new program requirements. - Education Specialist (Smithsonian Institution ): The Education Specialist contributes to and develops academic research, exhibitions, public programs, educational programs and publications. In this position, you will: Create and manage innovative school programs, experiences, and curriculum for K-12 student audiences. Develop partnerships with teachers, schools, and school systems. Maintain high level of connectivity, communication, and coordination. Hire, supervise, train, and schedule educators. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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As a TRAINING TECHNICIAN, 1702-GS-09 (TITLE 32) you will be responsible for Program Management: Plans, directs, controls, and oversees all elements of the Education, Training and Distance Learning Programs. Advisory Services: Provides Education and Training advisory services to commanders and staff on all education and training programs. Program Analysis, Monitoring, and Reporting: Monitors OJT programs for assigned units. Establishes local policies and procedures to provide a uniform and effective internal OJT program. Classification: Confers with management and other key operating personnel to discuss training needs, problems and goals. Staff Assistance: Inspects activities pertaining to Base Education and Training for compliance with policies and instructions on a periodic basis. Data Management: Manages data in computer based systems. OPR and trainer for UTMs on the use of Training B
You will provide care, oversight and accountability of children that complies with established standards, policies, procedures, and regulations. You will conduct daily health checks of children and notify supervisor of any marks or signs that might indicate suspicion of illness, abuse, or neglect. You will attend to the physical individual needs of children (e.g. diapering, feeding, toileting, resting, etc.). You will maintain control of an assigned group of children and keep accurate count of children at all times. You will assist in arranging classroom and play materials to accommodate the daily schedule and activities of children and assist in providing resources and making preparations for developmentally appropriate indoor and outdoor activities.
You will serve as a Training Technician and be responsible for oversight of a training quota portfolio and provide customer service to the entire fleet by scheduling all specialized training to achieve mission readiness.. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Schedules and issues C-School training orders for Coast Guard Active Duty, Reserve, Civilian, and Auxiliary members to attend Coast Guard hosted, commercial, or other agency training. Applies knowledge of Coast Guard training policies and requirements, as well as applicable federal, joint or other agency policies (JTR, DoD training policies, etc.) to ensure valid, economical effective use of training resources, assignments of quotas to personnel, and issuance of training orders. Manages a "C" school training portfolio that overseas a portion of the total C
This position starts at a salary of $50,460.00 (GS-07, Step 1) to $80,243.00 (GS-09, Step 10). GS Salary: Visit this link to view the locality pay tables by geographic area. If you do not see your geographic area listed, select the "Rest of United States" pay table. Some positions fall under a special pay rate depending on the series, grade level and location of the position. Please visit this link to view special pay rate charts. Major Duties: Supporting training operations by scheduling attendees for classes and coordinating and managing attendee affairs. Ensuring all student administrative requirements have been met to include travel, lodging, transportation, and classroom requirements. Verifying all travel authorizations and vouchers for compliance and accuracy, assisting academy staff and students with resolving issues related to travel authorizations, travel vouchers, and personnel
Serves as the dedicated manager for Graduate Medical Education (GME), Training Affiliation Agreements (TAA), and observer agreements, while overseeing the AED and Crash Cart programs. Provides specialized administrative support for developing, implementing, and evaluating staff orientation programs and ensures comprehensive oversight of medical training and equipment programs. Serves as liaison between the resident in training, Program Director (PD), Hospital Administrator or Commanders, Director of Surgeon General's office, state medical examiner boards, and national medical organizations. Overseas credentials program for residency non-privileged providers and non-privileged provider nurses. Provides routine statistical reports to the Program Director on resident procedures performed and reports resident activity in recording procedures into the system.
Occupation: Education and training technician (series 1702) | posted as: Educational Technician (Education Technician); Training Technician; Child Development Program Educational Technician; Medical Simulation Specialist | You will support education and training work without needing full professional knowledge. In this field, you should know your office's objectives, policies, procedures and any relevant regulations. | ~404 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TRAINING TECHNICIAN (TITLE 32) (Department of the Air Force): As a TRAINING TECHNICIAN, 1702-GS-09 (TITLE 32) you will be responsible for Program Management: Plans, directs, controls, and oversees all elements of the Education, Training and Distance Learning Programs. Advisory Services: Provides Education and Training advisory services to commanders and staff on all education and training programs. Program Analysis, Monitoring, and Reporting: Monitors OJT programs for assigned units. Establishes local policies and procedures to provide a uniform and effective internal OJT program. Classification: Confers with management and other key operating personnel to discuss training needs, problems and goals. Staff Assistance: Inspects activities pertaining to Base Education and Training for compliance with policies and instructions on a periodic basis. Data Management: Manages data in computer based systems. OPR and trainer for UTMs on the use of Training Business Area (TBA) and Air Force Training Record (AFTR), Military Personnel Data System (MILPDS) and Advance Distributed Learning System (ADLS). Distant Learning Management: Serves as the Distance Learning (DL) Office point of contact. Data Review and Analysis: Ensures accuracy of MILPDS data and performs functional review of data reliability. Administrative Activities: Oversees administrative activities including the establishment and maintenance of administrative, suspense, and publication files and records; safeguards AFIADUCDC test materials, and prepares reports, correspondence, requisitions and forms. Drafts and publishes Standard operating procedures (SOPs) and local training directives. Test Control Officer: Serve as Test Control Officer (TCO) for CDC testing. Safeguards AFIADUCDC test material. Ancillary Training: Serves as the Ancillary Training Program (ATP) OPR. Advises unit commanders and Ancillary Training Program (ATP) OPRs in their development of ATP subjects and lesson plans. Continuing Education: Prepares Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) between the unit/base and educational institution(s), including colleges and universities, providing classes or associated services on base or at geographically separated units (GSUs). Education Services: Plans and directs activities in accomplishment of education services programs including Distance Learning, Defense Activity for Non Traditional Education Support(DANTES), Community College of the Air Force (CCAF), Air Force Automated Education Management System (AFAEMS), Tuition Assistance and other base education programs. Acts as Test Control Officer for on-base DANTES. Survey Program: Serves as the base-level QPR for the Occupational Survey Program, Graduate Assessment Survey (GAS) and Field Evaluation Questionnaire (FEQ). Personnel Management: Performs personnel supervisory/management responsibilities. Plans and schedules work to be accomplished within the training and education function. Resource Management: Monitors and oversees the School Resource Report (SRR) program, which forecasts Military Personnel (MilPers), and Operation and Maintenance (O&M) resource requirements for formal schools. - EDUCATIONAL TECHNICIAN (Department of the Navy): You will provide care, oversight and accountability of children that complies with established standards, policies, procedures, and regulations. You will conduct daily health checks of children and notify supervisor of any marks or signs that might indicate suspicion of illness, abuse, or neglect. You will attend to the physical individual needs of children (e.g. diapering, feeding, toileting, resting, etc.). You will maintain control of an assigned group of children and keep accurate count of children at all times. You will assist in arranging classroom and play materials to accommodate the daily schedule and activities of children and assist in providing resources and making preparations for developmentally appropriate indoor and outdoor activities. - Training Technician (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as a Training Technician and be responsible for oversight of a training quota portfolio and provide customer service to the entire fleet by scheduling all specialized training to achieve mission readiness.. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Schedules and issues C-School training orders for Coast Guard Active Duty, Reserve, Civilian, and Auxiliary members to attend Coast Guard hosted, commercial, or other agency training. Applies knowledge of Coast Guard training policies and requirements, as well as applicable federal, joint or other agency policies (JTR, DoD training policies, etc.) to ensure valid, economical effective use of training resources, assignments of quotas to personnel, and issuance of training orders. Manages a "C" school training portfolio that overseas a portion of the total Coast Guard inventory of 800 C-school course, and 45,000 annual quotas. Monitors Coast Guard messaging systems, emails and correspondence to manage course, quota, and order cancellations, substitutions and waiver requests. Applies communication and correspondence skills to issue record communications that are clear and effective. - Training Technician (Customs and Border Protection): This position starts at a salary of $50,460.00 (GS-07, Step 1) to $80,243.00 (GS-09, Step 10). GS Salary: Visit this link to view the locality pay tables by geographic area. If you do not see your geographic area listed, select the "Rest of United States" pay table. Some positions fall under a special pay rate depending on the series, grade level and location of the position. Please visit this link to view special pay rate charts. Major Duties: Supporting training operations by scheduling attendees for classes and coordinating and managing attendee affairs. Ensuring all student administrative requirements have been met to include travel, lodging, transportation, and classroom requirements. Verifying all travel authorizations and vouchers for compliance and accuracy, assisting academy staff and students with resolving issues related to travel authorizations, travel vouchers, and personnel. Coordinating and/or preparing award letters, plaques, and awards; generating graduation notes and programs for ceremonies; securing badges/credentials for issuance and ensures all other administrative requirements for graduations are completed. Maintaining training records, files, and databases through the use of the Agency's learning management system for each class to include, (but not limited to) rosters, schedules, departure information, and grade reports. - Education Technician (Department of Defense): Serves as the dedicated manager for Graduate Medical Education (GME), Training Affiliation Agreements (TAA), and observer agreements, while overseeing the AED and Crash Cart programs. Provides specialized administrative support for developing, implementing, and evaluating staff orientation programs and ensures comprehensive oversight of medical training and equipment programs. Serves as liaison between the resident in training, Program Director (PD), Hospital Administrator or Commanders, Director of Surgeon General's office, state medical examiner boards, and national medical organizations. Overseas credentials program for residency non-privileged providers and non-privileged provider nurses. Provides routine statistical reports to the Program Director on resident procedures performed and reports resident activity in recording procedures into the system. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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What are the Major Duties of this Position? Serves as a teacher and provides integrated programs in educational training to inmates. Will be required to teach programs such as the following: Literacy, General Educational Development (GED), and English-as-a-second language (ESL). The primary responsibility of this position is to provide direct instruction in the classroom. Plans and implements an individualized instructional program based on assessment data, knowledge of teaching strategies, learning styles, and availability of resources. Must select appropriate individualized teaching techniques which may include individual guidance, peer tutoring, cooperative learning, media instruction, computerized instruction, large and small group instruction or behavior modification, etc. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbents are charged with responsibility for maintai
Occupation: Education and vocational training (series 1710) | posted as: Teacher | You will manage education and training programs in federal agencies. In this series, you should know instructional and educational administrative work theories, principles and techniques. Some jobs may require specialize | 53% want a licence/certification | ~35 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Teacher (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): What are the Major Duties of this Position? Serves as a teacher and provides integrated programs in educational training to inmates. Will be required to teach programs such as the following: Literacy, General Educational Development (GED), and English-as-a-second language (ESL). The primary responsibility of this position is to provide direct instruction in the classroom. Plans and implements an individualized instructional program based on assessment data, knowledge of teaching strategies, learning styles, and availability of resources. Must select appropriate individualized teaching techniques which may include individual guidance, peer tutoring, cooperative learning, media instruction, computerized instruction, large and small group instruction or behavior modification, etc. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbents are charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 1 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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This position functions in a developmental capacity with oversight when practicing as the professional educator/staff development Training Specialist. Through a structured program, the Training Specialist is responsible for provision and coordination of customer-focused, performance-based educational services for non-clinical and management staff within White River Junction VA Medical Center. The Training Specialist partners with all services and department groups for the achievement of organizational objectives which require education and training in support of individual and group performance. The Specialist will complete assessments of educational and staff development needs; provide consultation in the area of staff development and training, develop programs as directed by assessment, and evaluate outcomes of these activities as evidenced by improvement in patient care, staff perform
You will instruct inexperienced students in high-risk environments, while ensuring safe and effective training. You will research, prepare, distribute and maintain academic and operational data. You will establish and implement standards, guidelines, and regulations in accordance with the proper policies and procedures. You will administer practical and written examinations, remediations and retests. You will draft curriculum developments or modifications requests. You will serve as the Weight Handling Equipment Program Manager. You will utilize various software and databases to create spreadsheets, trackers, schedules, lesson plans and correspondence. You will maintain the test bank at the schoolhouse, ensuring tests are current. You will serve as the Command’s Weight Handling Equipment (WHE) Program Manager. Responsible for managing the WHE and licensing programs; while maintaining all
Analyzes teaching and training methods, keeping abreast of latest developments as they pertain to subject matter and supplementing changes as they occur. Conducts surveys to determine Thrift Savings Plan participant and beneficiaries’ training needs to create new courses and modify existing ones. Reviews the use of training aids, instructional techniques and supporting materials to enhance the learner experience. Updates electronic records of training scheduled and conducted with, attendance, classroom conduct, student learning, and student satisfaction. Provides training to groups ranging in size from 20 to 1000 people on-site and several hundred more via video-teleconferencing technologies.
Instructs students through assigned blocks of instruction at basic and/or advanced levels. Serves as the subject matter specialist in the development and/or revision of training materials such as study guides, workbooks, written tests, progress checks, etc. Monitors and evaluates student progress and performance. Inputs necessary data into the Technical Training Management System (TTMS). Maintains professional and technical expertise.
DUTY 1 - Individual provides academic instruction, role-play training activities and practicum. DUTY 2 - Provides training in accordance with established policies utilizing a variety of methods to include but no limited to: Role-play, formal lecture, demonstration performance, informal group/guided discussion, practicum, and remediation and group briefings. DUTY 3 - creates personal lesson plans for academic lessons and provides leadership during critical learning seminars requiring student monitoring of high-stress and follow on discussions.
Occupation: Training instruction (series 1712) | posted as: Training Instructor (Vocational Training Instructor - Carpentry); Training Instructor (Vocational Training Instructor - Horticulture); Training Instructor (Vocational Training Instructor – Horticulture); Training Instructor (Vocational Training Instructor-Dog Trainer) | You will manage, supervise, develop, evaluate or teach a training program. In this series, you should know teaching methods and techniques and have practical knowledge of what you're teaching. | 84% want a licence/certification | ~159 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Training Specialist (Veterans Health Administration): This position functions in a developmental capacity with oversight when practicing as the professional educator/staff development Training Specialist. Through a structured program, the Training Specialist is responsible for provision and coordination of customer-focused, performance-based educational services for non-clinical and management staff within White River Junction VA Medical Center. The Training Specialist partners with all services and department groups for the achievement of organizational objectives which require education and training in support of individual and group performance. The Specialist will complete assessments of educational and staff development needs; provide consultation in the area of staff development and training, develop programs as directed by assessment, and evaluate outcomes of these activities as evidenced by improvement in patient care, staff performance, or work goals. Training will be given to be able to provide for the affective, as well as the cognitive and psychomotor educational needs of the employee. Educational activities can be conducted through traditional, multimedia, and teleconferencing modalities. Will need familiarity with adult learning theory and techniques appropriate to the audience and educational medium is essential. Duties include but are not limited to: Training: Assist with: the initiation of change in educational/staff development activities based on current findings and concepts from research studies; job-related experiences for personnel commensurate with their abilities and skills; the accommodates staff with special learning needs due to age, disability, or culture. Staff Development: Assist with education and staff development as well as contributing to teaching core mandated topics, coordinating and teaching in medical center-wide programs. With guidance partners with appropriate services and departments as a performance consultant to help achieve organizational objectives in a cost-effective manner through the provision of education and training. Participates with guidance to assist all departments in the review of education materials, programs, and projects. With oversight and structured platform, will perform as Program Coordinator with: Leadership Academy Courses, LEAD Program, Coach Mentor Program, Launch Up, New Employee Orientation, Skill Path trainings, CLIMB and assist with CEU program. Will Market and Promote Courses, as well Evaluate Courses. Development of Educational Courses and Materials: Develops and implements educational activities based on information determined from assessed needs in a cost-effective manner. Through systematic needs assessments, identifies areas for educational programming. Collaborates with peers on the development, coordination and evaluation of all educational activities. Teaching Core Topics: Assesses and identifies priority areas for educational intervention including leadership and organizational factors - Will learn to teach effectively and creatively according to adult learning principles, addressing all domains of education, including the affective level. Documents/Records educational activities by policy. Administration of Learning Management System (TMS): Assisting learners, assignment and oversight of training. Committee Involvement: Represents the VA through relationships with professional and/or other health related groups within the community. Demonstrates excellent customer service to external and internal customers. Performs additional duties as required. Work Schedule: Full-Time, Monday - Friday, 7:30 am - 4:00 pm. Telework: Ad-hoc (Telework eligibility will be discussed during the interview process) Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Training Specialist/PD03640 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized Notifications: This position is in the Competitive Service. This position is not a Bargaining Unit position. This position is covered by locality-based comparability pay. Veterans' preference does not apply for internal or other current permanent Federal agency employees. Current and former Federal employees must submit copies of their most recent SF-50, (Notice of Personnel Action). The SF-50 must identify the position title, series, grade, step, tenure and type of service (Competitive or Excepted). In some cases, more than one SF-50 may be required to show a higher grade previously held. Interchange Agreements with Other Merit System: Employees who occupy medical or medical-related positions and were appointed under 38 U.S.C. 4701(1) or (3) [formerly 38 U.S.C. 4104 (1) and (3)] must be serving in a full-time position without time limit and have served continuously for at least one year in this other merit system to be eligible to convert to the Title 5 System. Some exceptions to this rule may apply if you have previously acquired tenure under a Title 5 appointment. - TRAINING INSTRUCTOR (ADVANCED EQUIPMENT) (Naval Education and Training Command): You will instruct inexperienced students in high-risk environments, while ensuring safe and effective training. You will research, prepare, distribute and maintain academic and operational data. You will establish and implement standards, guidelines, and regulations in accordance with the proper policies and procedures. You will administer practical and written examinations, remediations and retests. You will draft curriculum developments or modifications requests. You will serve as the Weight Handling Equipment Program Manager. You will utilize various software and databases to create spreadsheets, trackers, schedules, lesson plans and correspondence. You will maintain the test bank at the schoolhouse, ensuring tests are current. You will serve as the Command’s Weight Handling Equipment (WHE) Program Manager. Responsible for managing the WHE and licensing programs; while maintaining all crane attachments and rigging gear assigned. - Training Instructor (Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board): Analyzes teaching and training methods, keeping abreast of latest developments as they pertain to subject matter and supplementing changes as they occur. Conducts surveys to determine Thrift Savings Plan participant and beneficiaries’ training needs to create new courses and modify existing ones. Reviews the use of training aids, instructional techniques and supporting materials to enhance the learner experience. Updates electronic records of training scheduled and conducted with, attendance, classroom conduct, student learning, and student satisfaction. Provides training to groups ranging in size from 20 to 1000 people on-site and several hundred more via video-teleconferencing technologies. - TRAINING INSTRUCTOR (TELECOMMUNICATIONS) (Air Education and Training Command): Instructs students through assigned blocks of instruction at basic and/or advanced levels. Serves as the subject matter specialist in the development and/or revision of training materials such as study guides, workbooks, written tests, progress checks, etc. Monitors and evaluates student progress and performance. Inputs necessary data into the Technical Training Management System (TTMS). Maintains professional and technical expertise. - TRAINING INSTRUCTOR (Department of the Air Force): DUTY 1 - Individual provides academic instruction, role-play training activities and practicum. DUTY 2 - Provides training in accordance with established policies utilizing a variety of methods to include but no limited to: Role-play, formal lecture, demonstration performance, informal group/guided discussion, practicum, and remediation and group briefings. DUTY 3 - creates personal lesson plans for academic lessons and provides leadership during critical learning seminars requiring student monitoring of high-stress and follow on discussions. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** Duties include, but may not be limited to the following: Assists Veterans in developing individualized employment plans. Coaches Veterans on job search techniques, resume writing, and interview skills. Promotes job readiness and provides job placement services. Conducts employment workshops and training sessions. Works closely with social workers, case managers, and healthcare providers. Coordinates services and resources to address employment barriers, such as providing referrals to mental health services, substance use treatment, and financial counseling. Works directly with community agencies, and community employers with the goal of assisting Veterans in obtaining and maintaining suitable employment. Assesses the vocational needs and barriers of parti
Provide case management services including coordination of all rehabilitation services, employment services, documentation of progress and adjustment, and maintenance of case records according to VA regulations. Provide training and supervision to contract service providers to ensure that the services rendered are appropriate and in accordance with accepted professional standards. Provide coordination of all rehabilitation services such as financial decisions, adjust rehabilitation plans, and coordinate employment services. Implement minor adjustments to rehabilitation plans, if necessary, for the Veteran to meet the goals of the original plan. Research resources and funding available in the community for consumers. Provide comprehensive employment and post-employment services which include assessing employability and assisting in the development of an employment assistance plan. Respons
Occupation: Vocational rehabilitation (series 1715) | posted as: Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist | You will help people by placing them in jobs and supervising them as they train and adjust to the job. In this field, you assist people whose background or skills prevent them from getting jobs. You should understand voc | ~25 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist (Veterans Health Administration): ***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION*** Duties include, but may not be limited to the following: Assists Veterans in developing individualized employment plans. Coaches Veterans on job search techniques, resume writing, and interview skills. Promotes job readiness and provides job placement services. Conducts employment workshops and training sessions. Works closely with social workers, case managers, and healthcare providers. Coordinates services and resources to address employment barriers, such as providing referrals to mental health services, substance use treatment, and financial counseling. Works directly with community agencies, and community employers with the goal of assisting Veterans in obtaining and maintaining suitable employment. Assesses the vocational needs and barriers of participating Veterans. Develops and maintain collaborative relationships with community employers and job training programs. Provides therapeutic employment services (skills training and development services, employment support services, and job development and placement services) to Homeless Veterans in need of rehabilitation for mental health disorders, including serious mental illness, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and substance use disorders; and Veterans with co-occurring physical disorders, such as Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Polytrauma, and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Adapts the best practices of supported employment to meet the needs of Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Utilizes motivational Interviewing techniques to ensure the highest level of services. Maintains accurate and timely records of all interactions with Veterans. Tracks employment outcomes and report to designated program managers. Ensures compliance with all relevant VA policies and procedures. Performs other related duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm. Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized - Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist (Veterans Benefits Administration): Provide case management services including coordination of all rehabilitation services, employment services, documentation of progress and adjustment, and maintenance of case records according to VA regulations. Provide training and supervision to contract service providers to ensure that the services rendered are appropriate and in accordance with accepted professional standards. Provide coordination of all rehabilitation services such as financial decisions, adjust rehabilitation plans, and coordinate employment services. Implement minor adjustments to rehabilitation plans, if necessary, for the Veteran to meet the goals of the original plan. Research resources and funding available in the community for consumers. Provide comprehensive employment and post-employment services which include assessing employability and assisting in the development of an employment assistance plan. Responsible for the provision, supervision, and coordination of the rehabilitation services for Veterans or service members participating in the various programs. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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APPLICATION LIMIT: This vacancy announcement is limited to the first 200 applications received and will close at 11:59PM Eastern Time on the day that we receive the 200th application, or at 11:59PM Eastern Time on the listed closing date, whichever occurs first. We encourage you to read this entire vacancy announcement prior to submitting your application. As an Education Program Specialist, GS-1720-09, you will be responsible for: Performing professional work for an educationally related program (or group of programs) directed towards improving American education, achieving program objectives through the management of grants and contracts as well as through professional leadership and expertise. Serving as a program officer in support of formula and discretionary grant programs. Performing assignments related to program review (i.e., monitoring), and providing technical assistance to ea
Occupation: Education program (series 1720) | posted as: Education Program Specialist, GS-1720-9/11, Fpl GS-12 (De) | You will create and implement policies and programs opportunites that address education problems and meet the federal government's priorities. You should understand education theories, principles and practices and the go | ~8 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Education Program Specialist, GS-1720-9/11, FPL GS-12 (DE) (Office of Elementary and Secondary Education): APPLICATION LIMIT: This vacancy announcement is limited to the first 200 applications received and will close at 11:59PM Eastern Time on the day that we receive the 200th application, or at 11:59PM Eastern Time on the listed closing date, whichever occurs first. We encourage you to read this entire vacancy announcement prior to submitting your application. As an Education Program Specialist, GS-1720-09, you will be responsible for: Performing professional work for an educationally related program (or group of programs) directed towards improving American education, achieving program objectives through the management of grants and contracts as well as through professional leadership and expertise. Serving as a program officer in support of formula and discretionary grant programs. Performing assignments related to program review (i.e., monitoring), and providing technical assistance to each assigned grantee. Participating in special initiative, meeting, planning; developing and monitoring contract activities. Writing reports and, with support, making recommendations to senior program staff. Preparing designated segments of project documentation and other supporting information. Supporting the program office in reviewing data, with support, evaluating grantee progress toward quality and outcome measures following established protocols. As an Education Program Specialist, GS-1720-11, you will be responsible for: Interpreting program requirements, criteria, rules and regulations, and comments on proposed regulations and policies. Meeting and consulting with staff and program officials to obtain their cooperation and input. Eliciting and compiling viewpoints and alternatives that afford management the benefit of several views and options. Following established criteria to conduct monitoring reviews to assess the educational effectiveness and progress of grantees and to determine compliance with Department rules and regulations, with grant/contract terms and agreements, and with proposal objectives and to provide technical assistance to each assigned grantee. Reviewing data, with support, to evaluate grantee progress toward quality and outcome measures following established protocols. Writing reports and making recommendations to senior program staff. Prepaing designated segments of project documentation and other supporting information. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Education services (series 1740) | You will manage, promote, conduct or evaluate programs that help people create career plans or develop their skills. A career in education services requires that you understand educational theories and practices for high | ~39 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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You will serve as a/an Instructional Systems Specialist and be responsible for being a consultant in the areas of human performance technology (HPT), instructional systems design (ISD), evaluation, and professional development, and supports FORCECOM training manager, HQ Program Offices, and FORCECOM subunits as needed. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Analyzing, designing, developing and/or revising a variety of performance support systems, resident and exportable instruction, SOJT, ADL, blended learning solutions, and electronic performance support solutions for customers (as well as courses on the CG Conducting evaluation of resident, ADL, and blended learning curricula and products and provides performance support following the guidance in the CG Training System SOP. Implements, tracks, and measures int
If selected for this position, you will join a well-respected team that is responsible for planning, developing, providing, controlling, and evaluating the Department of Justice program for continuing legal training and education for both attorneys and support staff in the United States Attorney's Offices (USAOs), Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys (EOUSA), and other components of the Department of Justice. Typical work assignments will include: Assists in the design, development, maintenance, evaluation, and improvement of OLE training courses and programs. Participates in the review and evaluation of curricula materials for clarity, technical and educational adequacy, and accomplishment of objectives. Evaluates instructional aids (e.g., audiovisual materials, charts, diagrams) to determine instructional value, applicability, and relevance. Assists
Serving as a Instructional Systems Specialist GS-1750-9 makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) team and mission. This position is located in the Office of the Associate Director for Training Ops, Training Management Operations Directorate, eLearning and Training Analytics Division, eLearning and Evaluation Branch, located in Glynco, Georgia. The primary purpose of this position is to assist in the development and evaluation of instructional design, course content and training programs. Typical duties include: Assisting in the development and revision of portions of courses or short training modules based on established guidelines. Assisting other Instructional Systems Specialists with conducting basic needs analysis to determine training requirements Applying adult learning theories, methods, strategies, bests practices, techniques of instruct
You will evaluate the effectiveness of instructional and educational programs. You will establish instructional design and development criteria through the analysis of educational or instructional problems. You will communicate regularly with subject matter experts and course faculty advisors to solicit feedback, identify best practices, and share strategies. You will write technical reports documenting the efforts, conclusions, or recommendations of analysis and evaluations. You will arrange documents (e.g., Naval messages, correspondence, reports, memoranda, point papers, briefs) to optimize efficiency and effectiveness. You will observe instructor performance throughout the training facility and evaluates performance utilizing a standardized checklist. You will participate in special projects such as pilot programs, functional process improvement teams, quality teams, and working grou
Attends education and training courses and briefings during the first eight months of assignment. Completes rotational assignments within the training squadron/group. Performs routine taskings, or assists other with more complex assignments, which require the application of professional education/instructional design. Conducts routine classroom, laboratory or field instruction. Accomplishes special projects. Maintains professional and technical expertise.
Occupation: Instructional systems (series 1750) | posted as: Instructional Systems Specialist; Instructional Sytems Specialist | You will develop, supervise or manage educational or training programs. In this series, you should understand instructional systems and the field you are training others on. You may also need to know about a particular s | ~8 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Instructional Systems Specialist (Department of Homeland Security): You will serve as a/an Instructional Systems Specialist and be responsible for being a consultant in the areas of human performance technology (HPT), instructional systems design (ISD), evaluation, and professional development, and supports FORCECOM training manager, HQ Program Offices, and FORCECOM subunits as needed. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Analyzing, designing, developing and/or revising a variety of performance support systems, resident and exportable instruction, SOJT, ADL, blended learning solutions, and electronic performance support solutions for customers (as well as courses on the CG Conducting evaluation of resident, ADL, and blended learning curricula and products and provides performance support following the guidance in the CG Training System SOP. Implements, tracks, and measures internal and external evaluation results. Utilizing HPT to determine and recommend the appropriate analysis to align performance problems with the analysis approach (e.g., front-end, job-task, training requirements, or occupational). Synchronizes the analysis process requests with the appropriate training management and personnel. Providing performance support and instructional systems development guidance for instructional programs and materials and HPT processes. Reasonable Accommodation (RA) Requests: If you believe you have a disability (i.e., physical or mental), covered by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended that would interfere with completing the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, you will be granted the opportunity to request a RA in your online application. Requests for RA for the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments and appropriate supporting documentation for RA must be received prior to starting the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments. Decisions on requests for RA are made on a case-by-case basis. If you meet the minimum qualifications of the position, after notification of the adjudication of your request, you will receive an email invitation to complete the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, based on your adjudication decision. You must complete all assessments within 48 hours of receiving the URL to access the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments if you received the link after the close of the announcement. To determine if you need a RA, please review the Procedures for Requesting a Reasonable Accommodation for Online Assessments. Reasonable Accommodation Information - Instructional Systems Specialist (Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys): If selected for this position, you will join a well-respected team that is responsible for planning, developing, providing, controlling, and evaluating the Department of Justice program for continuing legal training and education for both attorneys and support staff in the United States Attorney's Offices (USAOs), Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys (EOUSA), and other components of the Department of Justice. Typical work assignments will include: Assists in the design, development, maintenance, evaluation, and improvement of OLE training courses and programs. Participates in the review and evaluation of curricula materials for clarity, technical and educational adequacy, and accomplishment of objectives. Evaluates instructional aids (e.g., audiovisual materials, charts, diagrams) to determine instructional value, applicability, and relevance. Assists in the development and administration of surveys to obtain feedback from students, supervisors, and instructors. Collaborates with Training Specialists, Training Instructors, Attorney Advisors, and Assistant Directors on the internal evaluation, revision, and management of curricula. Provides guidance on the use of educational technology and other methodologies for instructional courses, programs, or projects. Assists in assessing, developing, and providing in-service training in order to maintain well-qualified, efficient, and effective instructors and training teams who meet the highest standards of excellence. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your training and experience progress. - Instructional Systems Specialist (Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers): Serving as a Instructional Systems Specialist GS-1750-9 makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) team and mission. This position is located in the Office of the Associate Director for Training Ops, Training Management Operations Directorate, eLearning and Training Analytics Division, eLearning and Evaluation Branch, located in Glynco, Georgia. The primary purpose of this position is to assist in the development and evaluation of instructional design, course content and training programs. Typical duties include: Assisting in the development and revision of portions of courses or short training modules based on established guidelines. Assisting other Instructional Systems Specialists with conducting basic needs analysis to determine training requirements Applying adult learning theories, methods, strategies, bests practices, techniques of instructional curriculum development, including evaluation to assist in developing and delivering training. Verifying online training programs comply with applicable rules, directives, instructions, requirements, and procedures. Assisting with the development of curricula for courses in assigned subject fields, ensuring compliance with established guidelines and addressing complicating factors such as outdated materials or emerging technologies. View common definitions of terms found in this announcement: Common Definitions. - INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEMS SPECIALIST (Naval Education and Training Command): You will evaluate the effectiveness of instructional and educational programs. You will establish instructional design and development criteria through the analysis of educational or instructional problems. You will communicate regularly with subject matter experts and course faculty advisors to solicit feedback, identify best practices, and share strategies. You will write technical reports documenting the efforts, conclusions, or recommendations of analysis and evaluations. You will arrange documents (e.g., Naval messages, correspondence, reports, memoranda, point papers, briefs) to optimize efficiency and effectiveness. You will observe instructor performance throughout the training facility and evaluates performance utilizing a standardized checklist. You will participate in special projects such as pilot programs, functional process improvement teams, quality teams, and working groups. - Instructional Systems Specialist (Air Force Civilian Career Training): Attends education and training courses and briefings during the first eight months of assignment. Completes rotational assignments within the training squadron/group. Performs routine taskings, or assists other with more complex assignments, which require the application of professional education/instructional design. Conducts routine classroom, laboratory or field instruction. Accomplishes special projects. Maintains professional and technical expertise. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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As a Deportation Officer at the Entry Level, you will work with more experienced officers to provide support and perform the following segments of work related to immigration investigation, custody, identification and location, arrest, prosecution and deportation: Assist with the apprehension of individuals that are accused of violating immigration or related laws; Assist with preparing investigative reports in sufficient detail and accuracy to support possible prosecution and/or administrative action; Perform law enforcement support duties such as taking fingerprints and photographs; Conduct routine interviews using various law enforcement methods and techniques (e.g., observation, interviews, document inspection, data analysis, etc.) to respond to a variety of immigration inquiries and complaints; and Document, transport, deport, and/or escort criminal and non-criminal migrants under t
As Law Enforcement Officer (Instructor), GL-1801, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Serves as part of a program management team for training programs, supervises students, other instructors, and coordinates all logistics for a Law Enforcement Training Program. Instructing, providing academic and non-academic counseling, and assists IPA and OJS Advanced Training Center instructors in the delivery of training. Identifying training program needs, development and revision of training materials, and inspections, general and specialized techniques in law enforcement. Supervising students, instructors, class scheduling, class evaluation, and all areas of logistics involved in conducting a Law Enforcement Training Program. Leading law enforcement staff; overall law enforcement program development, management, and work planning for the assigned duty location. Serves o
You will analyze criminal information from law enforcement personnel, various law enforcement databases and open sources in support of law enforcement operations. You will identify criminal trends, patterns, and hotspots to support strategic and tactical goals and decision-making processes. You will maintain current and establish new law enforcement information databases to facilitate the secure storage and future exploitation of criminal information and intelligence relating to law enforcement operations and investigations. You will coordinate with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies in support of greater regional law enforcement investigations, operations and initiatives. You will manage the analytical side of complex investigations by conducting link/event/association analysis as well as assist the Provost Marshal/Police Chief with prioritizing patrol and high crime area
The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Serves as an expert on functions and responsibilities associated with the issuance of Animal Welfare licenses and registrations, including database management. Operates and updates detailed computerized record systems to maintain licensing and registration records, payments, correspondence, compliance, and complaints. Responds to a broad range of internal and external inquiries (written and verbal via telephone and email) from the public, stakeholders, and licensees/registrants. Performs administrative duties such as maintaining supply inventory, filling supply orders, filing, opening/sorting incoming mail, preparing outgoing mail, and other duties as assi
Answer questions, resolves unusual situations, and provides overall guidance on all specimen-processing policies and procedures. Ensure timely preparation and accuracy of memorandums explaining deviations from Standard Operating Procedures that are required for legal documentation purposes. Provide advice to laboratory management on proposed changes in procedures in order to improve laboratory services. Perform mutual quality control checks on the work of fellow Specimen Controllers on a daily basis. Perform technical and administrative support functions necessary for successful unit mission accomplishment. Perform the full range of supervisory duties for a staff of 8-11 employees at the GS-06 and GS-07 level. Plan work to be accomplished by subordinates, sets and adjusts priorities and prepares schedules for the completion of work. Assure production and accuracy requirements are met. Ap
Occupation: General inspection, investigation and compliance (series 1801) | posted as: Law Enforcement Officer; Law Enforcement Information Systems Specialist; Immigration Services Officer; International Trade Compliance Analyst (Pathways Recent Graduates) | You will supervise, lead or work in investigations, enforcement or compliance work that isn't covered in another job series. | ~2009 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Deportation Officer (Immigration and Customs Enforcement): As a Deportation Officer at the Entry Level, you will work with more experienced officers to provide support and perform the following segments of work related to immigration investigation, custody, identification and location, arrest, prosecution and deportation: Assist with the apprehension of individuals that are accused of violating immigration or related laws; Assist with preparing investigative reports in sufficient detail and accuracy to support possible prosecution and/or administrative action; Perform law enforcement support duties such as taking fingerprints and photographs; Conduct routine interviews using various law enforcement methods and techniques (e.g., observation, interviews, document inspection, data analysis, etc.) to respond to a variety of immigration inquiries and complaints; and Document, transport, deport, and/or escort criminal and non-criminal migrants under the guidance of a more senior officer. Initiate both criminal and civil prosecutions and deport migrants to foreign countries as well as performing various aspects of custodial operations related to civil immigration enforcement. This is an open continuous announcement closing 09/30/2026. The initial cut-off date for qualified applicants to be considered for selection is scheduled for 08/14/2026. Additional cut-off dates for selection consideration will be established based on agency needs. NOTE: Applicants currently serving in the ICE Deportation Officer position cannot use this announcement for reassignment, promotion or change to lower grade purposes. View Common Definitions of terms found in this announcement. These are non-bargaining unit positions. The Department of Homeland Security encourages persons with disabilities to apply, to include persons with intellectual, severe physical or psychiatric disabilities, as defined by 5 CFR 213.3102(u), and or Disabled Veterans with a compensable service-connected disability of 30 percent or more as defined by 5 CFR 315.707. Veterans, Peace Corps/VISTA volunteers, and persons with disabilities possess a wealth of unique talents, experiences, and competencies that can be invaluable to the DHS mission. If you are a member of one of these groups, you may not have to compete with the public for federal jobs. To determine your eligibility for non-competitive appointment and to understand the required documentation, click on the links above or contact the Servicing Human Resources Office listed at the bottom of this announcement. Current or Former Political Appointees: The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) must authorize employment offers made to current or former political appointees. If you are currently, or have been within the last 5 years, a political Schedule A, Schedule C, Non-career SES or Presidential Appointee employee in the Executive Branch, you must disclose this information to the Human Resources Office. Probationary Period: This is a full-time permanent position (Career/Career-Conditional appointment). Upon appointment to this position, you may be required to serve a one-year probationary period. Promotion Potential: When promotion potential is shown, the agency is not making a commitment and is not obligated to provide future promotions to you if you are selected. Future promotions will be dependent on your ability to perform the duties at a higher level, the continuing need for an employee assigned to the higher level, and administrative approval. Geographic Locations: You have the opportunity to identify TWO geographic preferences in your application. Your preference locations are NOT guaranteed. Your preferred locations are not guaranteed. The duty location extended at the final job offer will be based on the needs of the Agency and availability of positions and funding. Upon final job offer you may be offered a duty location that is not within your geographic preferences. If you decline the duty location offered during the official job offer, you will be removed from further consideration and will have to reapply to a new announcement. Location: Selectees are required to pay all expenses to initial duty location. Travel expenses for training will be at Agency expense. A student loan repayment incentive may be available, in which case a service agreement will be required. - Law Enforcement Officer (Instructor) (Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs): As Law Enforcement Officer (Instructor), GL-1801, your typical work assignments may include, but not limited to: Serves as part of a program management team for training programs, supervises students, other instructors, and coordinates all logistics for a Law Enforcement Training Program. Instructing, providing academic and non-academic counseling, and assists IPA and OJS Advanced Training Center instructors in the delivery of training. Identifying training program needs, development and revision of training materials, and inspections, general and specialized techniques in law enforcement. Supervising students, instructors, class scheduling, class evaluation, and all areas of logistics involved in conducting a Law Enforcement Training Program. Leading law enforcement staff; overall law enforcement program development, management, and work planning for the assigned duty location. Serves on several curriculum review committees, which will involve making oral and written presentations in a clear and concise manner. - CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE ANALYST (Department of the Navy): You will analyze criminal information from law enforcement personnel, various law enforcement databases and open sources in support of law enforcement operations. You will identify criminal trends, patterns, and hotspots to support strategic and tactical goals and decision-making processes. You will maintain current and establish new law enforcement information databases to facilitate the secure storage and future exploitation of criminal information and intelligence relating to law enforcement operations and investigations. You will coordinate with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies in support of greater regional law enforcement investigations, operations and initiatives. You will manage the analytical side of complex investigations by conducting link/event/association analysis as well as assist the Provost Marshal/Police Chief with prioritizing patrol and high crime areas. You will ensure all information utilized is collected, analyzed, and disseminated in accordance with regulations. - Inspection and Licensing Program Specialist (Department of Agriculture): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Serves as an expert on functions and responsibilities associated with the issuance of Animal Welfare licenses and registrations, including database management. Operates and updates detailed computerized record systems to maintain licensing and registration records, payments, correspondence, compliance, and complaints. Responds to a broad range of internal and external inquiries (written and verbal via telephone and email) from the public, stakeholders, and licensees/registrants. Performs administrative duties such as maintaining supply inventory, filling supply orders, filing, opening/sorting incoming mail, preparing outgoing mail, and other duties as assigned. Identifies and provides notification and timely responses to managers on program issues and observed trends that may impact the program, or internal or external stakeholders. Presents exemplary customer service for all internal and external Animal Welfare, Horse Protection, and Emergency Management stakeholders. - SUPERVISORY SPECIMEN CONTROLLER (FORENSIC) (Department of the Army): Answer questions, resolves unusual situations, and provides overall guidance on all specimen-processing policies and procedures. Ensure timely preparation and accuracy of memorandums explaining deviations from Standard Operating Procedures that are required for legal documentation purposes. Provide advice to laboratory management on proposed changes in procedures in order to improve laboratory services. Perform mutual quality control checks on the work of fellow Specimen Controllers on a daily basis. Perform technical and administrative support functions necessary for successful unit mission accomplishment. Perform the full range of supervisory duties for a staff of 8-11 employees at the GS-06 and GS-07 level. Plan work to be accomplished by subordinates, sets and adjusts priorities and prepares schedules for the completion of work. Assure production and accuracy requirements are met. Apply the pertinent laws and regulations to coordinate workflow with other sections of the laboratory. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 4 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Being a CBP Technician makes you a valuable member of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Typical assignments include: Operating scanning equipment to review contents of packages; Examining cargo and merchandise; applying appropriate tariff number, value, and rate of duty and tax to merchandise; Reviewing declarations and cargo manifests for completeness and compliance with applicable regulations; Coordinating and processing of data (e.g., permits, entries, declarations) into various automated systems; More information on CBP Technician specialized experience is listed in the Qualifications section of this announcement. Salary: Selections from this announcement will be at the GS-5 or GS-6 grade levels with promotion potential to GS-7 and GS-8. Promotions are not guaranteed and are at the discretion of the agency. Your pay will be determined after you successfully complete all pre-e
Perform mutual quality control checks on the work of fellow Specimen Controllers on a daily basis. Perform technical and administrative support functions necessary for successful unit mission accomplishment. Perform a wide variety of detail-oriented technical and administrative duties in a narrow specialty area of a scientific field. Use a computer in support of specimen accessioning and handling. Receive, process, inventory and store unique and often irreplaceable urine specimens that are used in proceedings and are subject to legal discovery. Analyze and ensure that the data listed on the specimen correlates to the data on the chain of custody document and that the container was properly sealed, thus determining acceptability of specimen for testing.
Assists investigators in developing a variety of evidentiary materials related to charges. Receives telephone calls and office visits from individuals and their representatives seeking information regarding filing charges/complaints of discrimination. Interviews charging parties/complainants and witnesses. Obtains relevant information concerning allegations of employment discrimination and provides information to individuals regarding allegations. Secures needed information to process inquiries and charges of discrimination and documents information received. With supervisory assistance, defines problems and identifies relevant facts. Reviews information regarding jurisdiction and timeliness, the basis of discrimination, and standing under the laws governing employment discrimination complaints, and reports findings to supervisor. Follows-up with charging parties/complainants, when neces
This position is located at Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB),Assistant Administrator - Permitting and Taxation - National Revenue Center. The following are the duties of this position at the GS-07. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. Assist in enforcing permit provisions of the Federal Alcohol Administration Act (Title 27 U.S.C.) and the permit, bond and registration provisions of chapters 51 and 52 of the Internal Revenue Code (Title 26 U.S.C. related to alcohol and tobacco. Assist in studies and evaluate original applications and amendments submitted by persons seeking permission to commence, change or terminate their businesses under laws and regulations relating to the alcohol and tobacco industries. Assist in determining and reviewing
As an Enforcement and Removal Assistant (OA), at the full performance level you will perform a variety of duties, such as: Researching detainee history using multiple sources to establish identity/citizenship and manage detained and non-detained dockets. Providing administrative support to managers, supervisors, or staff members by assisting in the day-to-day management of the office's activities. Summarizing and tabulating detainee information from various reports and utilizing a variety of databases and automated systems. Generating and verifying detainee reports, encounters, charging documents, studies, data quality and create and revise spreadsheets charts, graphs, and presentations. Exercising quality control over bond paperwork.
Occupation: Compliance, inspection and support (series 1802) | posted as: Immigration Services Assistant (Office Automation); Special Investigative Services Technician (Sis Technician); Aviation Safety Technician; Investigative Support Assistant | You will support work that enforces or makes sure people follow federal laws, regulations or other guidelines. In this field, you should understand the regulated items or activities. | ~1068 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - CBP Technician (Department of Homeland Security): Being a CBP Technician makes you a valuable member of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Typical assignments include: Operating scanning equipment to review contents of packages; Examining cargo and merchandise; applying appropriate tariff number, value, and rate of duty and tax to merchandise; Reviewing declarations and cargo manifests for completeness and compliance with applicable regulations; Coordinating and processing of data (e.g., permits, entries, declarations) into various automated systems; More information on CBP Technician specialized experience is listed in the Qualifications section of this announcement. Salary: Selections from this announcement will be at the GS-5 or GS-6 grade levels with promotion potential to GS-7 and GS-8. Promotions are not guaranteed and are at the discretion of the agency. Your pay will be determined after you successfully complete all pre-employment processes. Pay rates are based on the 2026 OPM Salary Tables - these tables do not take into consideration any potential overtime earnings, recruitment incentives, location incentives or yearly cost of living increases. Duty Location: You will be asked to select your preferred location for one of the following mission critical locations: San Ysidro and San Francisco, CA; Hartford, CT; Honolulu, HI; Baton Rouge, LA; Calais, Coburn Gore, Houlton, Jackman, and Madawaska, ME; Boston, MA; International Falls, MN; Gulfport, MS; Sweetgrass, MT; Alexandria Bay, Buffalo, Champlain, and Rochester, NY; Pembina and Portal, ND; Portland, OR; Providence, RI; Memphis, TN; Del Rio, Eagle Pass, and Presidio, TX; Derby Line, Highgate Springs, and Norton, VT; Blaine and Sumas, WA. NOTE: The above preference locations are expected to have vacancies available in the future, however, if the duty locations do not have vacancies at the time of your final offer, you may be offered a duty location in another geographic location within the United States. Locations offered at the time of your final offer are based on operational and mission requirements as determined by the CBP Office of Field Operations. Bargaining Unit: This position is covered under the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU). For more information, please visit https://www.nteu.org/who-we-are/what-we-do Shift Work: You will be required to perform work on a shift and rotational basis. Overtime: Overtime will not be regularly scheduled; however, you must be available to work overtime on an unscheduled basis in excess of the 40-hour work week. - Specimen Controller (Forensic) (Department of the Army): Perform mutual quality control checks on the work of fellow Specimen Controllers on a daily basis. Perform technical and administrative support functions necessary for successful unit mission accomplishment. Perform a wide variety of detail-oriented technical and administrative duties in a narrow specialty area of a scientific field. Use a computer in support of specimen accessioning and handling. Receive, process, inventory and store unique and often irreplaceable urine specimens that are used in proceedings and are subject to legal discovery. Analyze and ensure that the data listed on the specimen correlates to the data on the chain of custody document and that the container was properly sealed, thus determining acceptability of specimen for testing. - Investigative Support Assistant (Other Agencies and Independent Organizations): Assists investigators in developing a variety of evidentiary materials related to charges. Receives telephone calls and office visits from individuals and their representatives seeking information regarding filing charges/complaints of discrimination. Interviews charging parties/complainants and witnesses. Obtains relevant information concerning allegations of employment discrimination and provides information to individuals regarding allegations. Secures needed information to process inquiries and charges of discrimination and documents information received. With supervisory assistance, defines problems and identifies relevant facts. Reviews information regarding jurisdiction and timeliness, the basis of discrimination, and standing under the laws governing employment discrimination complaints, and reports findings to supervisor. Follows-up with charging parties/complainants, when necessary, to secure additional information. Types a variety of materials, such as memoranda, letters, charges, reports, and other related documents into final form. - Alcohol & Tobacco Tax and Permit Technician (Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau): This position is located at Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB),Assistant Administrator - Permitting and Taxation - National Revenue Center. The following are the duties of this position at the GS-07. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. Assist in enforcing permit provisions of the Federal Alcohol Administration Act (Title 27 U.S.C.) and the permit, bond and registration provisions of chapters 51 and 52 of the Internal Revenue Code (Title 26 U.S.C. related to alcohol and tobacco. Assist in studies and evaluate original applications and amendments submitted by persons seeking permission to commence, change or terminate their businesses under laws and regulations relating to the alcohol and tobacco industries. Assist in determining and reviewing adequacy of industry member's bond coverage to guard against loss of revenue. Analyze transaction reports, variance requests, trade name additions, and claims, etc. Provide advice and technical assistance to applicants, producers and/or manufacturers concerning agency policies and procedures, and changes in Federal and State laws that could impact on business practices, etc. - Enforcement and Removal Assistant (OA) (Immigration and Customs Enforcement): As an Enforcement and Removal Assistant (OA), at the full performance level you will perform a variety of duties, such as: Researching detainee history using multiple sources to establish identity/citizenship and manage detained and non-detained dockets. Providing administrative support to managers, supervisors, or staff members by assisting in the day-to-day management of the office's activities. Summarizing and tabulating detainee information from various reports and utilizing a variety of databases and automated systems. Generating and verifying detainee reports, encounters, charging documents, studies, data quality and create and revise spreadsheets charts, graphs, and presentations. Exercising quality control over bond paperwork. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 4 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 4 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 3 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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The United States Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia is looking for Investigative Analyst's for the Criminal Investigations Unit and the Superior Court Division, where you will play a critical role in supporting criminal investigations and prosecutions Criminal Investigations Unit selectees will focus on Federal violent crime and your responsibilities will encompass a wide range of analytical and investigative support functions. Typical work assignments will include: - Conducts Thorough Analysis: locate, analyze, and synthesize complex data from a variety of sources, including law enforcement databases, financial records, open-source intelligence, and digital evidence in furtherance of criminal investigations. - Develops Investigative Leads: proactively identify and develop investigative leads through in-depth analysis of various data sources and information, providing action
You will coordinate and assist leading enterprise-wide implementation of complementary inspector general programs such as: command inspections and investigations and audit management. You will receive complaints via various means of communication and determine appropriate jurisdiction for action of complaints from throughout the Western Recruiting Region. You will review allegations to determine proper course of action; assign case work to appropriate command/staff for further investigation; analyze reports for completeness; and ensure timely submission to appropriate authority. You will develop case files for complaints, grievances, and allegations; communicate with complainants, witnesses, and informants as needed; and analyze irregularities in information gathered. You will assist the Depot Inspector Chief, Deputy Inspector, and Command Inspector General in the execution of their duti
Occupation: Investigative analysis (series 1805) | posted as: Investigative Analyst | You will research, analyze or review information to help continuing investigations. In this job series, you will develop search strategies and identify patterns and relationships in financial, criminal, public record and | ~69 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Investigative Analyst (Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys): The United States Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia is looking for Investigative Analyst's for the Criminal Investigations Unit and the Superior Court Division, where you will play a critical role in supporting criminal investigations and prosecutions Criminal Investigations Unit selectees will focus on Federal violent crime and your responsibilities will encompass a wide range of analytical and investigative support functions. Typical work assignments will include: - Conducts Thorough Analysis: locate, analyze, and synthesize complex data from a variety of sources, including law enforcement databases, financial records, open-source intelligence, and digital evidence in furtherance of criminal investigations. - Develops Investigative Leads: proactively identify and develop investigative leads through in-depth analysis of various data sources and information, providing actionable intelligence to prosecutors and law enforcement agents. - Prepares Detailed Reports: produce clear, concise, and comprehensive analytical work products to summarize key findings, timelines, and important evidence for use in investigations and court proceedings. - Provides Investigative Support: assist prosecutors and law enforcement agents with critical investigative support, including employing open-source investigative techniques, conducting geospatial, financial, and link analysis, and providing robust analytical services for a variety of cases. - Collaborates with Law Enforcement Agencies: liaise with a variety of federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies and other organizations to coordinate investigative efforts and share intelligence and insights in furtherance of criminal justice initiatives. - Conducts Open Source Research: utilize open-source intelligence (OSINT) techniques to gather and analyze publicly available information from social media, the internet, and other online sources to advance criminal investigations. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your training and experience progress. For more information on the Department of Justice and the United States Attorneys' Offices, visit http://www.justice.gov/usao/. As needed, additional positions may be filled using this announcement. This position is also being announced to applicants eligible to apply through Merit Staffing procedures under 26-DC-12997968-MS. - INVESTIGATIVE ANALYST (Department of the Navy): You will coordinate and assist leading enterprise-wide implementation of complementary inspector general programs such as: command inspections and investigations and audit management. You will receive complaints via various means of communication and determine appropriate jurisdiction for action of complaints from throughout the Western Recruiting Region. You will review allegations to determine proper course of action; assign case work to appropriate command/staff for further investigation; analyze reports for completeness; and ensure timely submission to appropriate authority. You will develop case files for complaints, grievances, and allegations; communicate with complainants, witnesses, and informants as needed; and analyze irregularities in information gathered. You will assist the Depot Inspector Chief, Deputy Inspector, and Command Inspector General in the execution of their duties as appropriate You will compile, edit, and complete preparation of reports of investigations. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Plans, researches, coordinates, and conducts complex investigations and other projects of involving federal statutes and regulations governing the international and interstate movement and handling of plant and animal products. Plans and executes strategies for conducting witness interviews. Identifies instances when an investigative subpoena is necessary and appropriate. Prepares narrative-based, written reports of investigation with supporting evidentiary exhibits, while meeting the organization’s performance targets for quality and timeliness of work. Supports, prepares for, and serves as a witness in enforcement proceedings involving APHIS laws, and, w
At the full performance level, you will independently plan and conduct complex investigations and/or financial examinations relating to health care fraud civil actions and participate in investigative activities with Federal, State, and local officials. Typical work assignments will include (but are not limited to): Work with the assigned attorneys to determine applicable administrative statutory and regulatory law and identify possible violations or causes of action. Compile documents and physical evidence, and creation of charts, graphs, videotapes, and other audio-visual materials for use in motions and at trial. Independently handle cases as a lead investigator, which are characterized by obscure leads, few visible records, uncooperative witnesses, and conflicting evidence. Develop an understanding of all applicable federal, state, or local laws to the extent necessary to make sound
Occupation: General investigating (series 1810) | posted as: Investigator | You will plan, conduct or manage investigations that don't include violations of federal law. In this field, you will use the results of your investigations to make or invoke administrative judgments, sanctions or penalt | ~117 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Investigator (Department of Agriculture): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Plans, researches, coordinates, and conducts complex investigations and other projects of involving federal statutes and regulations governing the international and interstate movement and handling of plant and animal products. Plans and executes strategies for conducting witness interviews. Identifies instances when an investigative subpoena is necessary and appropriate. Prepares narrative-based, written reports of investigation with supporting evidentiary exhibits, while meeting the organization’s performance targets for quality and timeliness of work. Supports, prepares for, and serves as a witness in enforcement proceedings involving APHIS laws, and, with approval, in proceedings initiated by other parties that relate to animal and plant health further the purposes of APHIS’ mission. Ensures that the program information management system is properly updated and maintained to facilitate timely access to accurate status updates. Participates in the development of training materials and other activities to support organizational development. Liaisons with local, state, federal and international law enforcement agencies, APHIS and state animal health and plant protection officials as well as various entities of the regulated industries, and represents IES at meetings and conferences. Provides technical guidance to APHIS program officials on regulatory interpretation, proper methods of preserving and handling material evidence, procedures for dealing with unique and unusual situations. Performs other duties as assigned. - Investigator (Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys): At the full performance level, you will independently plan and conduct complex investigations and/or financial examinations relating to health care fraud civil actions and participate in investigative activities with Federal, State, and local officials. Typical work assignments will include (but are not limited to): Work with the assigned attorneys to determine applicable administrative statutory and regulatory law and identify possible violations or causes of action. Compile documents and physical evidence, and creation of charts, graphs, videotapes, and other audio-visual materials for use in motions and at trial. Independently handle cases as a lead investigator, which are characterized by obscure leads, few visible records, uncooperative witnesses, and conflicting evidence. Develop an understanding of all applicable federal, state, or local laws to the extent necessary to make sound decisions on the direction and scope of investigations. Examine books, ledgers, payrolls, cost reports, billing transactions, events, or allegations under investigation. Prepare interim and final reports on progress of investigations for use by attorneys. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your training and experience progress. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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At the DEA, our people are agents for change. A unique mission requires special talent. As a DEA Special Agent, you will work as part of an elite criminal investigative team that transforms the power of your talent into action. That action makes a difference for the security and well-being of our nation and the world every day. Conducts complex criminal investigations targeting narcotics and drug related activities; Prepares comprehensive and succinct criminal investigative reports and prepares and delivers briefings for senior personnel and other Federal, state, and local agencies; Identifies and apprehends drug traffickers and arresting individuals engaged in criminal drug activities; Gathers and analyzes evidence through investigative leads, seizures, arrests, execution of search warrants, and a variety of other means; Testifies on behalf of the Federal government in court or before g
Plan and conduct investigations of potential violations of federal laws. Exercise judgement, resourcefulness, and versatility in meeting investigative demands. Create and maintain effective liaison relationships with federal, state, local, tribal, territorial and international law enforcement agencies. Coordinate and/or participate in searches, seizures, and arrests. Carry a firearm and be willing to use force, to include deadly force, if necessary. Maintain a level of physical fitness to ensure readiness required to perform law enforcement duties.
OIG's Office of Investigations (OI) investigates potential crimes and civil violations of law involving VA programs and operations committed by VA employees, contractors, beneficiaries, and other individuals. These investigations focus on a wide range of matters including health care, procurement, benefits, education, construction, and other fraud; cybercrime and identity theft; bribery, embezzlement, and conflicts of interest; drug offenses; and violent crimes. OI is staffed by special agents, forensic accountants, analysts, and other professional staff in headquarters divisions and regional field offices that use data analytics, cyber-tools, covert operations, and other strategies to detect and address conduct that poses a threat to or has harmed VA personnel, operations, and the veterans or other beneficiaries they service. Through criminal prosecutions and civil monetary recoveries,
The responsibilities described are for the full performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope performed with less independence, and limited complexity. As a Criminal Investigator conduct and coordinate high-level comprehensive criminal investigations involving individuals, groups, or large organizations operating at a local, national, or international level. Conduct complex criminal investigations related to immigration fraud, benefit fraud, and threats to public safety and national security as it relates to the legal immigration system. Utilize a variety of investigative techniques and legal authorities to conduct criminal investigations, including the use of electronic and physical surveillance. Access various databases to query and analyze information pertinent to detecting, investigating, apprehending, and assisting to prosecute individua
Successful applicants must be highly motivated and demonstrate the potential to conduct federal criminal, civil and administrative investigations. Additional Duties & Responsibilities: This is the trainee level in the area of criminal investigation. Work assignments are selected to provide training in the analytical evaluative aspects of the work and in the appropriate use of investigative methods. The training emphasizes developing an understanding of the relationships of the concepts underlying the specialty area. It is directed toward the recognition of incipient needs or problems and the identification, analysis and solution of problems. Assignments are pre-selected to combine performance of productive work with supervised on-the-job training in both the judgmental and methodological aspects of the work. Assignments involve learning and developing investigative abilities by observing
Occupation: Criminal investigating (series 1811) | posted as: Criminal Investigator; Special Agent | You will plan, conduct or manage investigations that include suspected violations of federal law. In this field, you will investigate to gather evidence in a way that meets legal and procedural requirements. You will als | has a maximum entry age | ~1063 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Criminal Investigator- Special Agent (Drug Enforcement Administration): At the DEA, our people are agents for change. A unique mission requires special talent. As a DEA Special Agent, you will work as part of an elite criminal investigative team that transforms the power of your talent into action. That action makes a difference for the security and well-being of our nation and the world every day. Conducts complex criminal investigations targeting narcotics and drug related activities; Prepares comprehensive and succinct criminal investigative reports and prepares and delivers briefings for senior personnel and other Federal, state, and local agencies; Identifies and apprehends drug traffickers and arresting individuals engaged in criminal drug activities; Gathers and analyzes evidence through investigative leads, seizures, arrests, execution of search warrants, and a variety of other means; Testifies on behalf of the Federal government in court or before grand juries. Additional duties may be assigned based upon an individual's unique knowledge, skills, and/or experience. Applicant Availability: There are four (4) evaluation phases used to determine the applicants who are Best Qualified for the position. Applicants MUST be available to complete all phases of the Special Agent applicant process. Failure to successfully complete/pass any of the screening processes will result in the applicant being disqualified and removed from consideration. Phase 1: Physical Task Assessment (PTA) THE PTA IS THE 1ST ASSESSMENT YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE to evaluate your present ability to successfully participate in the strenuous physical activities required during basic agent training. You are highly encouraged to view the following PTA video to ensure you fully understand the protocols that are required to pass the PTA. Phase 2: Proctored Testing Candidates who successfully complete the PTA will receive an email invitation to schedule an appointment to complete Phase 2 of the recruitment process. Phase 2 requires candidates to complete the Writing Assessment at a proctored testing center. Applicants will select their proctored testing center location from over 600 available locations across the United States. These assessments measure the following competencies: Attention to Detail, Memory, Teamwork, Problem Solving, Decision Making. Phase 3: Basic Qualification Review Candidates who successfully complete the PTA and Written Assessments will have their resume and supporting documents reviewed to determine whether they meet the minimum qualification and eligibility requirements of this position. The evaluation team may exclude a candidate from consideration if the candidate's self-ratings are higher than supported by the application materials. Errors or omissions may impact eligibility. You may preview the assessment questions here: https://apply.usastaffing.gov/ViewQuestionnaire/12985960 Phase 4: Structured Interview Candidates who pass Phase 3, will be contacted to schedule an appointment to complete Phase 4 of the recruitment process. Phase 4 requires candidates to complete a Structured interview. A panel of interviewers will evaluate candidates on each of the following competencies: Teamwork, Interpersonal Skills, Problem Solving, Oral Communication, Decision Making/Judgement, Self-Management, and Flexibility. Location Availability: The agency is currently prioritizing the filling of positions in border locations, and location availability is limited. While every effort will be made to accommodate preferences, location assignments will ultimately be determined based on the needs of the agency. Basic Agent Training: Applicants who have not completed previous federal law enforcement training through another federal law enforcement agency must attend and complete a 14-week residential training program. Special Agent Transition Program: Applicants may be eligible for an abbreviated hiring process and a 4-week Special Agent Transition Program if they meet one of the following criteria: Current or former GS-1811 Criminal Investigators who have successfully completed a federal criminal investigation training program through another federal law enforcement agency. (FLETC/CITP transcripts must be attached); OR Current or former deputized Drug Enforcement Administration Task Force Officers or Agents Spanish Language Skill: Applicants who possess proficiency in the Spanish language (speaking, reading, and writing) are strongly encouraged to apply. Spanish language skills are highly desirable in support of DEA's mission to disrupt and dismantle transnational criminal organizations, particularly in investigations involving Latin America, the Southern Border, and international partnerships. Spanish language proficiency may be assessed during the hiring process. Applicants who indicate proficiency may be required to complete a language assessment. - Special Agent (Federal Bureau of Investigation): Plan and conduct investigations of potential violations of federal laws. Exercise judgement, resourcefulness, and versatility in meeting investigative demands. Create and maintain effective liaison relationships with federal, state, local, tribal, territorial and international law enforcement agencies. Coordinate and/or participate in searches, seizures, and arrests. Carry a firearm and be willing to use force, to include deadly force, if necessary. Maintain a level of physical fitness to ensure readiness required to perform law enforcement duties. - CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR (Veterans Affairs, Inspector General): OIG's Office of Investigations (OI) investigates potential crimes and civil violations of law involving VA programs and operations committed by VA employees, contractors, beneficiaries, and other individuals. These investigations focus on a wide range of matters including health care, procurement, benefits, education, construction, and other fraud; cybercrime and identity theft; bribery, embezzlement, and conflicts of interest; drug offenses; and violent crimes. OI is staffed by special agents, forensic accountants, analysts, and other professional staff in headquarters divisions and regional field offices that use data analytics, cyber-tools, covert operations, and other strategies to detect and address conduct that poses a threat to or has harmed VA personnel, operations, and the veterans or other beneficiaries they service. Through criminal prosecutions and civil monetary recoveries, OI's investigations promote integrity, patient safety, efficiency, and accountability within VA. The Criminal Investigator (Special Agent), is responsible for planning, managing, conducting, and concluding (independently, jointly, or as a team leader) complex and sensitive criminal, civil, and administrative investigations and other matters involving VA's programs and operations. The duties of the Criminal Investigator (Special Agent), include: Functioning as a law enforcement officer, including carrying authorized firearms and other enforcement equipment; applying for and executing arrest and search warrants; interviewing witnesses, victims, suspects and defendants; apprehending, searching, and transporting suspects and defendants. Initiating contacts with Federal, state, and local law enforcement officials, civic and business leaders, officials from financial institutions, medical facilities, and other organizations and individuals for the purpose of obtaining facts, signed statements, and developing investigative leads and cooperation. Collecting and analyzing operational and strategic intelligence from wide-ranging sources including Federal, State, and local law enforcement agencies. Conducting investigations in compliance with OIG policies and procedures, investigative standards promulgated by the Council of the Inspectors General (CIGIE), and the provisions of the Attorney General Guidelines for Offices of Inspector General with Statutory Law Enforcement Authority. Identifying material, systemic weaknesses or failures in VA operations and/or processes during investigations and prepares reports outlining possible solutions to the issues uncovered. - Criminal Investigator (Special Agent) (Citizenship and Immigration Services): The responsibilities described are for the full performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope performed with less independence, and limited complexity. As a Criminal Investigator conduct and coordinate high-level comprehensive criminal investigations involving individuals, groups, or large organizations operating at a local, national, or international level. Conduct complex criminal investigations related to immigration fraud, benefit fraud, and threats to public safety and national security as it relates to the legal immigration system. Utilize a variety of investigative techniques and legal authorities to conduct criminal investigations, including the use of electronic and physical surveillance. Access various databases to query and analyze information pertinent to detecting, investigating, apprehending, and assisting to prosecute individuals or groups involved in immigration benefit related crimes. Prepare case files that include detailed investigative reports that are logical and clear which are used to support obtaining legal authority to support ongoing criminal investigations. - Criminal Investigator (Entry Level) - Northeast Area Field Office (Office of the Inspector General, USPS): Successful applicants must be highly motivated and demonstrate the potential to conduct federal criminal, civil and administrative investigations. Additional Duties & Responsibilities: This is the trainee level in the area of criminal investigation. Work assignments are selected to provide training in the analytical evaluative aspects of the work and in the appropriate use of investigative methods. The training emphasizes developing an understanding of the relationships of the concepts underlying the specialty area. It is directed toward the recognition of incipient needs or problems and the identification, analysis and solution of problems. Assignments are pre-selected to combine performance of productive work with supervised on-the-job training in both the judgmental and methodological aspects of the work. Assignments involve learning and developing investigative abilities by observing more senior agents conducting investigations. Participates in approximately 14 weeks of basic formal classroom training. This is a primary criminal investigator position. The duties and responsibilities associated with this position may vary based upon the agency's needs at the time of hire. The preceding description of major duties and responsibilities is only intended to give applicants a general overview of the expectations. Compensation: The USPS OIG is an Excepted Service agency and uses a Pay Banding system, which is equivalent to the Federal GS scale. Grade and salary determination will be made based upon a candidate's education and professional experience. This position is being advertised at the Journey Band level, equivalent to a GS-07 to GS-09. The salary range for this position is $52,766.00 - $83,911.00. The salary figures include locality pay. For locality table specifics, visit: OPM's General Schedule (GS). The posted salary range does not include the authorized Law Enforcement Availability Pay (LEAP) under the 1811 Series. LEAP will not be part of compensation until successful, completion of the 12-week training course at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), or equivalent federal law enforcement academy. The job also provides coverage as a primary position under law enforcement retirement. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 1 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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This is a career ladder progression position; the duties described below are at the GS-11 level. If selected at a grade below GS-11, the incumbent will serve in a developmental capacity, wherein the work is less complex in nature and the supervisor, or a senior level employee provides specific instruction and guidance. At the GS-11 grade level, the incumbent: Independently conducts a wide variety of onsite safety and health inspections and investigations of mining operations as applicable, mills, preparation plants and related facilities. Prepares written reports of inspections and investigations, issuing citations and orders for violations found during examinations. Promotes safety and health among mine operators and workers by directing and participating in safety and health training programs, meetings, demonstrations, mine rescue competitions, and related activities. Provides technica
Occupation: Mine safety and health (series 1822) | posted as: Mine Safety And Health Inspector | You will determine and adjust penalties for violating mine safety laws or regulations. In this field, you should understand mine safety laws and health practices, as well as know underground or surface mining processes a | ~26 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Mine Safety and Health Inspector (Mine Safety and Health Administration): This is a career ladder progression position; the duties described below are at the GS-11 level. If selected at a grade below GS-11, the incumbent will serve in a developmental capacity, wherein the work is less complex in nature and the supervisor, or a senior level employee provides specific instruction and guidance. At the GS-11 grade level, the incumbent: Independently conducts a wide variety of onsite safety and health inspections and investigations of mining operations as applicable, mills, preparation plants and related facilities. Prepares written reports of inspections and investigations, issuing citations and orders for violations found during examinations. Promotes safety and health among mine operators and workers by directing and participating in safety and health training programs, meetings, demonstrations, mine rescue competitions, and related activities. Provides technical advice and guidance to mine operators to help them solve problems and comply with mine safety and health requirements. Assists mine operators in the planning of modifications to improve and/or correct deficiencies in the operation such as selecting and installing new equipment and changing materials or methods. Serves as a MSHA representative and information source on mine safety and health. Testifies at judicial hearings regarding notices of violations and orders of withdrawal. Work Environment: The incumbent inspects and/or investigates both surface and underground mining operations, as applicable, which is a very hazardous and stressful work environment surrounded by a high risk of exposure to potentially dangerous situations. In addition to the characteristically dark, wet, and cramped environment, underground mines contain noxious gases and fumes, and the danger of potentially explosive dust or gases, electrical fires, roof falls, and exposure to radiation. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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A Recruitment Incentive of $25,000 may be offered to applicants with a signed three-year FAA Recruitment Incentive Service Agreement. Not all locations are eligible for this incentive. You will be notified in your offer letter. Aviation Safety Inspectors in this specialty (Rotorcraft - Helicopter) apply knowledge and skills typically acquired as airmen (pilots, navigators, flight instructors, etc) to develop and administer regulations and safety standards pertaining to the operation of rotorcraft. The Aviation Safety Inspector performs a variety of tasks associated with technical administration, certification, and surveillance. The selectee serves as a developmental performing duties as assigned without authority for actions or decisions and will be required to complete initial new hire training to include formal and on-the-job training up to 24 months. The Aviation Safety Inspector (Rot
Occupation: Aviation safety (series 1825) | posted as: Direct Hire - Aviation Safety Inspector (General Aviation Operations); Direct Hire - Aviation Safety Inspector (General Aviation Flight Oversight); Public Notice - Aviation Safety Inspector (Operations-Rotorcraft-Helicopter); Public Notice - Aviation Safety Inspector (General Aviation Flight Oversight) | You will develop, manage or enforce aviation safety regulations and standards. In this job series, you will review: The safety of aircraft and their systems. The competence of pilots, mechanics and other people. The | 100% want a licence/certification | ~5 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - PUBLIC NOTICE - Aviation Safety Inspector (Operations-Rotorcraft-Helicopter) (Federal Aviation Administration): A Recruitment Incentive of $25,000 may be offered to applicants with a signed three-year FAA Recruitment Incentive Service Agreement. Not all locations are eligible for this incentive. You will be notified in your offer letter. Aviation Safety Inspectors in this specialty (Rotorcraft - Helicopter) apply knowledge and skills typically acquired as airmen (pilots, navigators, flight instructors, etc) to develop and administer regulations and safety standards pertaining to the operation of rotorcraft. The Aviation Safety Inspector performs a variety of tasks associated with technical administration, certification, and surveillance. The selectee serves as a developmental performing duties as assigned without authority for actions or decisions and will be required to complete initial new hire training to include formal and on-the-job training up to 24 months. The Aviation Safety Inspector (Rotorcraft-Helicopter) is responsible for the performance of assigned technical administration, certification, and surveillance duties and assures that aviation organizations and airmen comply with regulatory requirements and reports deficiencies to the principal inspector or supervisor. The selectee will be required to participate in the flight program as an aircrew member and, as such, must meet the medical and flight currency requirements as set forth in agency orders governing the operation of aircraft. The inspector, when directed, is required to keep an appropriate control point informed as to his/her whereabouts and the telephone number at which he/she can be reached in the event of an aviation incident/accident requiring FAA investigation. Duties and responsibilities at the FG-12 level may include but are not limited to: Selectee is delegated the specific authority to make decisions as to the quality of operations activities; Inspecting at the different aviation facilities; assuring that aviation organizations and airmen comply with regulatory requirements, and reporting deficiencies to the principal inspector or supervisor; Conducting the reexamination of certificated airmen or recertification of an operator or agency Reviewing manuals associated with certification requirements of air carriers, air agencies, and air operators for accuracy and FAR compliance; Evaluating training programs to ensure that they meet the requirements of the FARs, including simulators, training devices, and other such equipment, as well as check airmen; monitoring pilots, designated pilot examiners, check airmen, and aviation organization operations and training activities; and Taking appropriate corrective action for deficiencies noted or making recommendations to principal inspector or supervisor. Duties and responsibilities at the FG-11 level may include but are not limited to: Assisting in enforcement investigations and preparation of final reports and recommendations on disposition; Participating in accident/incident and complaint investigations; Assisting in the emergency suspension of certificates and conducting reexamination of certificated airmen or assisting in recertification of an operator or agency; Providing verbal and/or written technical assistance to legal counsel, testifying at court trials and formal hearings, and giving depositions; and Providing assistance in the evaluation of air carriers, air agencies and air operators and making recommendations to the principal inspector or supervisor. Duties and responsibilities at the FG-09 level may include but are not limited to: Conducting commercial pilot flight tests in rotary-wing. Investigating requests for waivers for general aviation operations, gathering information, making recommendations, and conducting periodic surveillance for continued compliance with waiver conditions. Inspecting repairs and alterations made on rotary-wing. May be assigned other duties and responsibilities that are non-grade controlling. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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This is a developmental position with a full promotion level of GS-12. As a Wage and Hour Investigator at the grades GS-7 through the GS-11, you will receive on-the-job and other formal training related to the provisions of the laws enforced by the agency. You will develop human relations skills, investigation, and negotiation techniques. Under close observation/direction and with specific instructions, you will perform the following duties (which is not an all-inclusive list) and as you progress, the assignments will become more difficult and complex in preparation for the next grade level until you reach the GS-12 grade level. As a Wage and Hour Investigator (Bilingual - Spanish/English), duties will consist of, but not limited to the following: Gathers and analyzes facts obtained to determine status of compliance. Prepares case investigation files for submission to higher level staff.
Occupation: Wage and hour investigating (series 1849) | posted as: Wage And Hour Investigator (Bilingual English/Spanish) | You will investigate to make sure employers are complying with wage and hour laws, establish, revise or interpret pay and time policies and guidelines or evaluate enforcement. You may question employees and employers, ne | ~42 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Wage and Hour Investigator (Bilingual English/Spanish) (Wage and Hour Division): This is a developmental position with a full promotion level of GS-12. As a Wage and Hour Investigator at the grades GS-7 through the GS-11, you will receive on-the-job and other formal training related to the provisions of the laws enforced by the agency. You will develop human relations skills, investigation, and negotiation techniques. Under close observation/direction and with specific instructions, you will perform the following duties (which is not an all-inclusive list) and as you progress, the assignments will become more difficult and complex in preparation for the next grade level until you reach the GS-12 grade level. As a Wage and Hour Investigator (Bilingual - Spanish/English), duties will consist of, but not limited to the following: Gathers and analyzes facts obtained to determine status of compliance. Prepares case investigation files for submission to higher level staff. Conducts complete investigations involving familiar issues and situations to resolve a wide variety of minimum wage, overtime, child labor, coverage, exemption, employment eligibility and other compliance issues in agriculture, commercial, industrial, and other business establishments, public institutions, and domestic service in households. Provides routine information about services to customers. Resolves simple problems, questions or complaints. Conducts interviews. Effectively handles situations involving tension or discomfort with people who are demonstrating hostility or distress. Obtains compliance and correction of minor violations and negotiate for payment of back wages within prescribed monetary limitations. Produces spreadsheets, graphs, memorandum, and other documents for the purpose of communicating information. Prepares forms and narrative reports for submission to higher level staff. Composes clear and concise documents involving simple or routine investigations and complaints. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Receives inquiries and investigates charges of employment discrimination filed, pursuant to the federal statues enforced by the Commission. Interviews potential charging parties, informs them of their administrative and legal rights and responsibilities under the laws enforced by the Commission, and conducts a preliminary review of information gathered to determine jurisdiction. Obtains documentary and testimonial evidence that is relevant and material to the resolution of the issues under investigation through witness interviews and affidavits, written requests for information, on-site investigations, research, etc. Conducts on-site investigations, during which the incumbent inspects respondent facilities, interviews witnesses and personnel, and examines and copies other records. Drafts charges of discrimination and takes affidavits of charging parties, as appropriate. Drafts a thorough
Occupation: Equal opportunity investigation (series 1860) | posted as: Equal Opportunity Investigator | You will investigate issues that violate equal employment and opportunity or accessibility laws and regulations to stop illegal discrimination. In this field, you should know how to investigate , know the laws, regulatio | ~56 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Equal Opportunity Investigator (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission): Receives inquiries and investigates charges of employment discrimination filed, pursuant to the federal statues enforced by the Commission. Interviews potential charging parties, informs them of their administrative and legal rights and responsibilities under the laws enforced by the Commission, and conducts a preliminary review of information gathered to determine jurisdiction. Obtains documentary and testimonial evidence that is relevant and material to the resolution of the issues under investigation through witness interviews and affidavits, written requests for information, on-site investigations, research, etc. Conducts on-site investigations, during which the incumbent inspects respondent facilities, interviews witnesses and personnel, and examines and copies other records. Drafts charges of discrimination and takes affidavits of charging parties, as appropriate. Drafts a thorough and well-written report of investigative findings, citing specific testimonial and/or documentary evidence, as well as applicable case law, policies, and precedents relied upon. Drafts proposed conciliation agreements that provide meaningful and appropriate relief and engages in settlement and conciliation negotiations to resolve charges. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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YOU WILL/MAY: Ensure that regulated establishments produce a safe product by executing appropriate inspection methods, determining non-compliance with regulatory requirements, documenting noncompliance and initiating enforcement action, where warranted. Verify that meat and poultry slaughter and/or processing establishment's Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP) and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) Plans meet regulatory requirements. Verify execution of Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP) and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) Plans effectively to prevent unsanitary conditions and adulteration of product. Review records, observe plant operations and conduct hands-on verification to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and prepare detailed documentation (Non-Compliance Records) of non-compliance with regulatory requirements
Occupation: Consumer safety inspection (series 1862) | posted as: Consumer Safety Inspector; Consumer Safety Inpsector; Consume Safety Inspector | You will protect people from violations that involve food, drugs, therapeutic devices, cosmetics, fabrics, toys or household products. In this field, you will inspect, investigate, sample and collect data to make sure th | ~263 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Consumer Safety Inspector (Food Safety and Inspection Service): YOU WILL/MAY: Ensure that regulated establishments produce a safe product by executing appropriate inspection methods, determining non-compliance with regulatory requirements, documenting noncompliance and initiating enforcement action, where warranted. Verify that meat and poultry slaughter and/or processing establishment's Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP) and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) Plans meet regulatory requirements. Verify execution of Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP) and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) Plans effectively to prevent unsanitary conditions and adulteration of product. Review records, observe plant operations and conduct hands-on verification to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and prepare detailed documentation (Non-Compliance Records) of non-compliance with regulatory requirements. Determine when regulatory control action is necessary. You will assess whether the plant's corrective or preventative actions are acceptable and effective, if there are trends in non-compliance, or if enforcement action is warranted. Conduct regulatory oversight activities inside plants in matters relating to other consumer protections (e.g., economic adulteration and misbranding). Have contact with plant managers, owners and others to explain legal and regulatory requirements, discuss operation of the plant's SSOP, HACCP plan and other food safety programs. Communicate and defend determinations on non-compliance issues and discuss plans for addressing non-compliance. Work with a variety of individuals to resolve problems, clarify differences of interpretation concerning HACCP and other food safety or consumer protection requirements. Advise other Agency inspectors, supervisors and officers on inspection and enforcement matters for which you are involved. Conduct various samplings, surveys and tests to obtain pertinent data on potential problem areas, industry trends, or other issues of current interest to the Agency. Be involved in performing health and safety verification sampling and tests for detection of specific microbes (e.g., salmonella, listeria, etc.), residues or contaminants. Assure that products approved for import are in full compliance with all applicable Federal regulations governing the importation of meat and poultry products. Authorize entry of all meat or poultry products considered to comply with Federal regulations or refuse entry of any products which violate any of the requirements for admission into this country. Coordinate with other Federal agencies (e.g., the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service or U.S. Customs and Border Protection) on such matters as animal health restrictions and refused entry lots. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
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| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Occupation: Food inspection (series 1863) | You will enforce safety laws around the slaughter, processing, packaging, shipping, and storage of meat, poultry and fish. In this series, you will inspect facilities and places and make sure they are following standards | ~255 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Occupation: Customs and border protection interdiction (series 1881) | You will detect, stop, catch and prevent terrorists and other people, weapons or contraband from illegally entering or attacking the U.S. through air travel. In this series, you should know customs and border protection | ~0 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. 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| 2 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 2 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 1 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Occupation: Import specialist (series 1889) | You will accept, classify, evaluate or manage claims on imported merchandise. You will assess customs duties and taxes paid on imported goods and make sure all laws and regulations are followed. You should understand imp | ~50 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. 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Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Being a Customs and Border Protection Officer makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) profession. Typical assignments include: Enforcing customs, immigration, and agriculture law and regulations; Enforcing the flow of legitimate trade and travel; Conducting inspections of individuals and conveyances; Determining the admissibility of individuals for entry into the United States; and Preventing the illegal entry of individuals and prohibited goods and the smuggling of illegal drugs and other contraband Want to speak to an actual Officer? Click here to contact one of our recruiters! They are ready to assist you from application to your start date. Salary: Selections from this announcement will be at the GS-5 or GS-7 grade levels with promotion potential to GS-9, GS-11 and GS-12. Promotions are not guaranteed and are at the discretion of the agency. Your pay
Occupation: Customs and border protection (series 1895) | posted as: Customs And Border Protection Officer | You will stop terrorists and instruments of terror from entering the U.S. You will interview people to determine their citizenship and immigration status, search them and their belongings for contraband and process cargo | ~1335 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Customs and Border Protection Officer (Department of Homeland Security): Being a Customs and Border Protection Officer makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) profession. Typical assignments include: Enforcing customs, immigration, and agriculture law and regulations; Enforcing the flow of legitimate trade and travel; Conducting inspections of individuals and conveyances; Determining the admissibility of individuals for entry into the United States; and Preventing the illegal entry of individuals and prohibited goods and the smuggling of illegal drugs and other contraband Want to speak to an actual Officer? Click here to contact one of our recruiters! They are ready to assist you from application to your start date. Salary: Selections from this announcement will be at the GS-5 or GS-7 grade levels with promotion potential to GS-9, GS-11 and GS-12. Promotions are not guaranteed and are at the discretion of the agency. Your pay will be determined after you successfully complete all pre-employment processes. Pay rates are based on the 2026 OPM Salary Tables - these tables do not take into consideration any potential overtime earnings, recruitment incentives, location incentives or yearly cost of living increases. Duty Locations: You will be asked to select your preferred location for one of the following mission critical locations: Anchorage, AK; Douglas, Lukeville, Nogales and San Luis, AZ; Andrade, Calexico, Otay Mesa, San Francisco, San Ysidro, and Tecate, CA; Calais, Eastport, Houlton, Jackman, Madawaska, Van Buren, and Vanceboro, ME; Port Huron, MI; Grand Portage and International Falls, MN; Raymond, Roosville, Sweetgrass, and Wild Horse, MT; Columbus, NM; Las Vegas, NV; Alexandria Bay, Buffalo, Champlain, Massena, and Trout River, NY; Dunseith, Pembina, and Portal, ND; Brownsville, Del Rio, El Paso, Laredo, and Presidio, TX; Beecher Falls, Derby Line, Highgate Springs, Norton, and Richford, VT; Blaine, Oroville, Seattle, and Sumas, WA. NOTE: The above preference locations are expected to have vacancies available in the future, however, if the duty locations do not have vacancies at the time of your final offer, you may be offered a duty location in another geographic location within the United States. Locations offered at the time of your final offer are based on operational and mission requirements as determined by the CBP Office of Field Operations. This announcement is open to the public to attract new entry-level applicants. Current CBP Officers looking for lateral opportunities within the Office of Field Operations should apply under the National Reassignment Opportunity Bulletin (NROB), Lateral Reassignment Opportunity Bulletin (LROB) and/or other reassignment opportunities identified in the National Collective Bargaining Agreement (NCBA). **Recruitment Incentive** Newly appointed Customs and Border Protection Officers (as defined in 5 CFR 575.102) will be offered up to a $15,000 incentive per year, for a three-year service contract, in the following locations: Arizona: Douglas, Lukeville, Nogales, San Luis California: Calexico Hawaii: Honolulu Maine: Calais, Eastport, Houlton, Jackman, Madawaska, Van Buren, Vanceboro Michigan: Detroit, Port Huron, Sault Sainte Marie Minnesota: Grand Portage, International Falls Montana: Raymond, Sweetgrass New York: Alexandria Bay, Champlain, Massena, Trout River North Dakota: Dunseith, Portal Vermont: Beecher Falls, Derby Line, Highgate Springs, Norton, Richford Washington: Blaine, Oroville **Recruitment Incentive** Newly appointed Customs and Border Protection Officers (as defined in 5 CFR 575.102) will be offered up to a $15,000 incentive per year, for a four-year service contract, in the following locations: California: Otay Mesa, San Francisco, San Ysidro, Tecate Florida: Key West North Dakota: Pembina Texas: Presidio Bargaining Unit: This position is covered under the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU). For more information, please visit https://www.nteu.org/who-we-are/what-we-do Firearm Proficiency: This position requires you to carry a firearm. Firearm proficiency is required for all CBP Officers and is part of the training provided. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 2 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 2 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is calling on those who want to help protect American interests and secure our Nation. DHS Components work collectively to prevent terrorism; secure borders and our transportation systems; protect the President and other dignitaries; enforce and administer immigration laws; safeguard cyberspace; and ensure resilience to disasters. We achieve these vital missions through a workforce spanning hundreds of occupations. Make an impact; join DHS. Being a Border Patrol Agent makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) profession. Typical assignments include: Detecting and questioning persons suspected of violating immigration and custom laws and inspecting documents and possessions to determine citizenship or violations Preventing, and apprehending undocumented noncitizens and smugglers of noncitizens at or near the borders
Occupation: Border patrol enforcement (series 1896) | posted as: Border Patrol Agent | You will enforce laws that find and stop people or contraband from illegally entering the U.S. In this field, you must make decisions quickly under challenging circumstances. You also must know a foreign language and und | ~1539 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Border Patrol Agent (Customs and Border Protection): The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is calling on those who want to help protect American interests and secure our Nation. DHS Components work collectively to prevent terrorism; secure borders and our transportation systems; protect the President and other dignitaries; enforce and administer immigration laws; safeguard cyberspace; and ensure resilience to disasters. We achieve these vital missions through a workforce spanning hundreds of occupations. Make an impact; join DHS. Being a Border Patrol Agent makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) profession. Typical assignments include: Detecting and questioning persons suspected of violating immigration and custom laws and inspecting documents and possessions to determine citizenship or violations Preventing, and apprehending undocumented noncitizens and smugglers of noncitizens at or near the borders by maintaining surveillance from covert positions to include using infrared scopes during night operations Interpreting and following tracks, marks, and other physical evidence of illegal entry of persons or contraband Performing farm checks, building checks, traffic checks, city patrols, and transportation checks Patrolling the international boundary and coastal waterways using a variety of Government assets such as vehicles, horses, vessels, watercrafts, off-road vehicles, ATVs, snowmobiles, and motorcycles for the accomplishment of the USBP Mission. Click on this video for more information on what it's like to be a BPA - A Day in the Life of a U.S. Border Patrol Agent Want to speak to an actual Agent? Click here to contact one of our recruiters! They are ready to assist you from application to start date. Salary: Selections from this announcement will be at the GL-5 or GL-7 grade levels with promotion potential to GL-9, GS-11 and GS-12. Promotions are not guaranteed and at the discretion of the agency. Your pay will be determined after you successfully complete all pre-employment processes. Pay rates are based on the 2026 OPM Salary Tables - these tables do not take into consideration any potential overtime earnings, recruitment incentives, location incentives or yearly cost of living increases. Current Federal Employees: Offers will only be made at the GL-5 or GL-7 grade levels. Applying to this GL-5/7 announcement may require you to take a change to lower grade which will reduce your salary based on Federal pay regulations. Grade level re-promotions are at the discretion of the U.S. Border Patrol. Duty Locations: You will be asked to select your preferred location for one of the following mission critical locations: Big Bend Sector Stations - *Presidio, Van Horn, *Sanderson, Alpine, *Sierra Blanca, Marfa Del Rio Sector Stations - Del Rio, Brackettville, *Comstock, Eagle Pass North, Eagle Pass South, Carrizo Springs, Uvalde El Paso Sector Stations - Alamogordo, Clint, Deming, El Paso, Fort Hancock, Las Cruces, *Lordsburg, Santa Teresa, Ysleta El Centro Sector Stations - El Centro, Indio, Calexico Grand Forks Sector Stations - Bottineau, Duluth, Grand Marais, International Falls, Pembina, Portal, Warroad Havre Sector Stations - Havre, Malta, Plentywood, Scobey, St. Mary, Sweetgrass Houlton Sector Stations - Calais, Fort Fairfield, Houlton, Jackman, Rangeley, Van Buren Laredo Sector Stations - Laredo South, Cotulla, *Hebbronville, Laredo West, *Freer, Laredo North, Zapata Rio Grande Valley Sector Stations - Rio Grande City, Fort Brown, McAllen, Brownsville, Falfurrias, Weslaco, Kingsville, Harlingen San Diego Sector Stations - Boulevard, Brownfield, Campo, Chula Vista, Imperial Beach, Murrieta, San Clemente Swanton Sector Stations - Beecher Falls, Burke, Champlain, Massena, Newport, Ogdensburg, Richford, Swanton Tucson Sector Stations - *Ajo, Tucson, Nogales, Douglas, Brian A Terry, Sonoita, Casa Grande, Three Points Substation, Willcox Yuma Sector Stations - Blythe, Yuma, Wellton NOTE: The above preference locations are expected to have vacancies available in the future, however, if the duty locations do not have vacancies at the time of your final offer, you may be offered a duty location in another geographic location within the United States. *Additional $10K Recruitment Incentive: Newly appointed Border Patrol Agents who select a prioritized location will receive an additional $10,000 incentive (total of $20,000). Prioritized locations include Sierra Blanca, TX; Presidio, TX; Sanderson, TX; Comstock, TX; Lordsburg, NM; Freer, TX; Hebbronville, TX; Ajo, AZ. Bargaining Unit: This position is covered under the National Border Patrol Council (NBPC). For more information, please visit. Firearm Proficiency: This position requires you to carry a firearm. Firearm proficiency is required for all Border Patrol Agents and is part of the training provided. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 2 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 2 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 1 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 1 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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As assigned, interprets and coordinates basic standards for the production of electronic braille books and periodicals provided through the NLS program; may perform routine assignments such as information research and documentation to support planning and development of standards. Performs routine and recurring evaluations of the quality of items manufactured using production methods such as automated braille transcription, direct braille input, optical character recognition, and production from eBook files. Conducts routine audits of embossed and electronic braille control copies to ensure proper conformance with braille codes, proper technical specifications and format. Participates in the audit of braille masters and control copies for adherence to NLS standards and specifications and recommends certification of the quality acceptability of electronic braille materials produced for th
Creates Material Master Records (MMR) for Managed Consumables and Local Stock Numbers (LSNs) and enters the appropriate data. Serves as point of contact for Managed Consumable and LSN technical issues effecting requisitioning actions and material shortages. Researches and recommends sources of supply, or cross references substitutes for items including local stock numbers, national stock numbers and alternate sources for non-standard material. May work with higher-level Equipment Specialists to recommend revisions to repair manuals, technical bulletins and supply catalog data. Coordinates with the customer when a Change Notice is received in order to make applicable updates to the Bill of Materials (BOM).
This position is located in UNICOR at a Bureau of Prisons (BOP) federal correctional facility. The Manager has total responsibility for the quality of products manufactured at this site, including the authority to enforce quality requirements in the production areas. Responsible to develop, implement and maintain a formal quality assessment program in compliance with the quality assurance program statement. Leads the continuous evaluation and investigation of quality trends, deficiencies and customer related problems and is responsible to develop and implement acceptable alternatives. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis.
Assist in ensuring the Army's ammunition stockpile is ready, reliable, and lethal by using inspection techniques. Assist in verifying that ammunition and explosives comply with stockpile reliability requirements prior to acceptance. Assist in identifying defects and recommending corrective action. Assist in reading, interpreting, and applying ammunitions and explosives technical data such as blueprints, engineering drawings, product specifications, and/or technical manuals. Assist in identifying for corrective action deficiencies caused by improper storage methods, extended periods of storage, or inherent deterioration characteristics of the material. Convey ammunition surveillance assurance information using a variety of written formats and techniques to audiences with a varying level of knowledge on the subject. Assist in conducting meetings, briefings, training sessions, or conference
You will plan, develop, implement and maintain comprehensive process control programs of broad applicability designed to evaluate the adequacy and effectiveness of Contractor processes, including specialized processes. You will schedule, plan and conduct quality program audits of various contractor systems and processes. You will plan and conduct contract reviews for determination of quality program requirements. You will review the Contractor's procedures, practices, instructions and directives for contractor compliance, completeness, adequacy, correctness, practicality, and conflicts. You will plan and conduct scheduled procedure evaluations for compliance and program operation adequacy. You will prepare written reports, memoranda and correspondence detailing results of assignments.
Occupation: Quality assurance (series 1910) | posted as: Quality Assurance Specialist; Public Notice - Quality Assurance (Aerospace) (Direct Hire); Public Notice Quality Assurance (Aerospace) (Direct Hire) | You will make sure that products bought and used by the federal government are high quality. In this career field, you will: Develop plans and programs to make sure products are high quality throughout use. Review ope | ~129 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Quality Assurance Specialist (Braille Products) (Legislative Branch): As assigned, interprets and coordinates basic standards for the production of electronic braille books and periodicals provided through the NLS program; may perform routine assignments such as information research and documentation to support planning and development of standards. Performs routine and recurring evaluations of the quality of items manufactured using production methods such as automated braille transcription, direct braille input, optical character recognition, and production from eBook files. Conducts routine audits of embossed and electronic braille control copies to ensure proper conformance with braille codes, proper technical specifications and format. Participates in the audit of braille masters and control copies for adherence to NLS standards and specifications and recommends certification of the quality acceptability of electronic braille materials produced for the NLS program. Participates in the audit of electronic braille files to ensure proper conformance with braille codes, proper technical specifications and format. Drafts written critiques of the results of each inspection; after approval, communicates results to contractors via established NLS communication systems. As assigned, interprets and coordinates standards for the production of embossed braille books and periodicals provided through the NLS program; may perform routine assignments such as information research and documentation to support planning and development of standards. Performs routine and recurring evaluation of the quality of items manufactured using production methods such as automated braille transcription, direct braille input, optical character recognition, and production from eBook files. Conducts routine analyses of the merits of braille materials produced on new systems and documents results. Completes routine and recurring evaluation of tactile graphics according to standards and specifications established by NLS and braille authorities with an understanding of the subject and reading level of the surrounding material. Completes routine and recurring descriptions of illustrations with an understanding of the style, subject and reading level of the surrounding material. Participates in the audit of braille masters and control copies for adherence to NLS standards and specifications and recommends certification of the quality acceptability of braille materials produced for the NLS program. Participates in the audit of embossed braille control copies to ensure proper conformance with braille codes, proper technical specifications and format. Drafts written critiques of the results of each inspection; after approval, communicates results to contractors via established NLS communication systems. Implements NLS decisions on formatting criteria, including interpoint braille production, page numbering, preliminary page requirements, cover labeling, volume size and other matters. Drafts reports of results and may make recommendations to section head and other NLS staff for use in producing NLS materials. Provides routine guidance to contractors, network libraries and multistate center personnel related to the development of quality assurance programs and procedures. Working with higher graded staff, administers programs to evaluate the precision and accuracy of incoming materials. Applies standard methods and procedures for inspection, testing, and evaluation of braille materials and identifies and reports problems to supervisor or other higher graded staff. Participates in assessment of contractor facilities and equipment, individual transcribers, proofreaders and binderies' ability to produce braille material for the NLS program. Supports or participates in onsite inspections at contractors' facilities; identifies potential problems or issues and advises supervisor or higher graded staff. With approval, may provide direction to contractors in their efforts to achieve the quality standards set forth by NLS. Provides consultation and representation of NLS in established and recurring situations, with guidance from other staff or supervisor. Coordinates and exchanges information with other NLS sections and divisions on matters affecting quality assurance. May participate in assessments to support internal and external Library or NLS activities. Relocation expenses will not be authorized for the person(s) selected under this vacancy announcement. - Quality Assurance Specialist (Defense Logistics Agency): Creates Material Master Records (MMR) for Managed Consumables and Local Stock Numbers (LSNs) and enters the appropriate data. Serves as point of contact for Managed Consumable and LSN technical issues effecting requisitioning actions and material shortages. Researches and recommends sources of supply, or cross references substitutes for items including local stock numbers, national stock numbers and alternate sources for non-standard material. May work with higher-level Equipment Specialists to recommend revisions to repair manuals, technical bulletins and supply catalog data. Coordinates with the customer when a Change Notice is received in order to make applicable updates to the Bill of Materials (BOM). - Quality Assurance Specialist (Quality Assurance Manager) (Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System): This position is located in UNICOR at a Bureau of Prisons (BOP) federal correctional facility. The Manager has total responsibility for the quality of products manufactured at this site, including the authority to enforce quality requirements in the production areas. Responsible to develop, implement and maintain a formal quality assessment program in compliance with the quality assurance program statement. Leads the continuous evaluation and investigation of quality trends, deficiencies and customer related problems and is responsible to develop and implement acceptable alternatives. Along with all other correctional institution employees, incumbent is charged with responsibility for maintaining security of the institution. The staff correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - Quality Assurance Specialist (Ammunition) (US Army Civilian Human Resources Agency): Assist in ensuring the Army's ammunition stockpile is ready, reliable, and lethal by using inspection techniques. Assist in verifying that ammunition and explosives comply with stockpile reliability requirements prior to acceptance. Assist in identifying defects and recommending corrective action. Assist in reading, interpreting, and applying ammunitions and explosives technical data such as blueprints, engineering drawings, product specifications, and/or technical manuals. Assist in identifying for corrective action deficiencies caused by improper storage methods, extended periods of storage, or inherent deterioration characteristics of the material. Convey ammunition surveillance assurance information using a variety of written formats and techniques to audiences with a varying level of knowledge on the subject. Assist in conducting meetings, briefings, training sessions, or conferences to express any ammunition or explosives issues or concepts in a clear, concise, and convincing manner. Duties listed are at the entry level. The incumbent receives progressively more responsible assignments as experience and training are received to the next higher-level position. - QUALITY ASSURANCE SPECIALIST (SHIPBLDG) (Department of the Navy): You will plan, develop, implement and maintain comprehensive process control programs of broad applicability designed to evaluate the adequacy and effectiveness of Contractor processes, including specialized processes. You will schedule, plan and conduct quality program audits of various contractor systems and processes. You will plan and conduct contract reviews for determination of quality program requirements. You will review the Contractor's procedures, practices, instructions and directives for contractor compliance, completeness, adequacy, correctness, practicality, and conflicts. You will plan and conduct scheduled procedure evaluations for compliance and program operation adequacy. You will prepare written reports, memoranda and correspondence detailing results of assignments. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Determines the grade of grain and related commodities and makes independent decisions on difficult and borderline grade determinations. Conducts stowage examinations on ship holds, barges, hopper cars, and other containers to insure cleanliness and acceptability of storage and handling facilities. Inspects and check tests equipment and diverter samplers used for official inspection. Ensures accurate weights and accurate documentation of events that support the official weight certificates. Acts as a lead and point of contact for elevator personnel and FGIS field management. May be required to be proficient in grading additional grains, be familiar with var
Occupation: Agricultural commodity grading (series 1980) | posted as: Agricultural Commodity Grader (Poultry); Agricultural Commodity Grader (Grain); Agricultural Commodity Grader (Cotton); Agricultural Commodity Grader (Meat) | You will evaluate agricultural products to determine their official U.S. grade or if their quality and condition meet official standards. In this field, you will inspect and monitor how the product is processed, stored a | ~94 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Agricultural Commodity Grader (Grain) (Agricultural Marketing Service): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Determines the grade of grain and related commodities and makes independent decisions on difficult and borderline grade determinations. Conducts stowage examinations on ship holds, barges, hopper cars, and other containers to insure cleanliness and acceptability of storage and handling facilities. Inspects and check tests equipment and diverter samplers used for official inspection. Ensures accurate weights and accurate documentation of events that support the official weight certificates. Acts as a lead and point of contact for elevator personnel and FGIS field management. May be required to be proficient in grading additional grains, be familiar with various types of material handling systems and weighing equipment, and perform the full range of weighing activities. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Occupation: Agricultural commodity aid (series 1981) | You will assist in evaluating agricultural products to determine their official U.S. grade or if their quality and condition meet the official standard. In this field, you may take samples and run tests. | ~3 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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(1) Schedules and conducts formal organizational visits annually to each supported organizational account both on and off the installation to ensure custodians are adequately performing their accountability responsibilities. Verifies accountability of all capital equipment, nuclear related equipment, Communications Security (COMSEC) equipment, and performs a 10% random sample of remaining accountable assets. Ensures the unit has a process in place to account for pilferable items purchased with the Government Purchase Card (GPC). (2) Ensures accountability of equipment assets purchased with the GPC and/or through Base Contracting. Ensures organizational commanders account for and control budget code 9 NFx assets valued over $ 2,500.00 and those that are pilferable regardless of dollar value. Ensures assets are accounted for on the Organizational Visibility List (R15) and are inventoried a
Performs in-depth research and causative analysis when discrepancies are identified as a result of physical inventories, warehouse refusals, Reports of Survey or customer complaints. Determines the cause of record imbalances through collection, analysis, and evaluation of factors contributing to the inventory adjustment. Initiates and makes corrective actions to synchronize the depot record with the physical inventory balance. Generates the Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL) Report in accordance with agency policy and procedures as appointed in writing by the proper authority. Develops recommendations for new procedures which correct or prevent errors. Gathers data from automated systems to analyze trends of recurring discrepancies. Conducts operational and systemic studies to causes contributing to physical inventory and location inaccuracies and validates data c
Serves in the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Distribution HQ Operations Division, Customer Support Office, as a Customer Service Advocate and specialist for the organization. Under supervision, employees work with DLA Distribution, Inventory Control Point (ICPs), DLA Supply Centers, and customers to resolve unusual and complex customer problems. Function as a member of a customer support team in the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Service Management Process for problem resolution of routine complexity 2nd level customer issues involving distribution functions. Uses various supply and tracking systems and works with data from Distribution, ICP, and Supply Centers databases to identify unusual and complex problem areas/trends and recommend solutions. Prepares written analysis of completed actions and provides one stop customer service to all customers. Answers customer inquiries on
Manage acquisitions of services on medical and non-medical service contracts and medical and non-medical supply contracts. Responsible for procurement of medical logistics for services and systems. Review and interpret procedures, written instructions, published guidance, and other directives related to annual contracts. Review daily and monthly reports to determine requirements for stock based on usage factors, projection of future demands, shelf life, and storage requirement factors. Utilization of the automated supply medical logistics systems to plan equipment purchases and acquisitions.
Occupation: General supply (series 2001) | posted as: General Supply Specialist | You will do supply work that isn't classified in another job series. | ~123 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - GENERAL SUPPLY SPECIALIST (T32) (Air National Guard Units): (1) Schedules and conducts formal organizational visits annually to each supported organizational account both on and off the installation to ensure custodians are adequately performing their accountability responsibilities. Verifies accountability of all capital equipment, nuclear related equipment, Communications Security (COMSEC) equipment, and performs a 10% random sample of remaining accountable assets. Ensures the unit has a process in place to account for pilferable items purchased with the Government Purchase Card (GPC). (2) Ensures accountability of equipment assets purchased with the GPC and/or through Base Contracting. Ensures organizational commanders account for and control budget code 9 NFx assets valued over $ 2,500.00 and those that are pilferable regardless of dollar value. Ensures assets are accounted for on the Organizational Visibility List (R15) and are inventoried at least annually or upon change of custodian. (3) Attends base deployment concept briefings to identify organizations deploying equipment. Coordinates with Equipment Custodians to identify equipment requirements for deployments. Requests deployment review listings through the GLSC or utilize similar listings and identifies equipment to be transferred or placed in a deployed status. (4) Identifies, coordinates and monitors War Readiness Materials (WRM) and mobility equipment requirements to ensure all authorizations are on hand, on order, or included in appropriate budget document. Ensures valid Unit Type Codes (UTC), Use Codes, and WRM codes are assigned. (5) Ensures Block III (AFEMS CBT and supplemental) training is conducted for all Equipment/ SPRAMS custodians and Block IV training for deployed custodians. Monitors and reviews item accounting procedures carried out by these personnel. Provides assistance and additional training when required. (6) Functions as the base Equipment Review Approval Authority in verifying and validating equipment requests in accordance with established Allowance Source Codes (ASC), and completing actions as required for Equipment Authorization Inventory Data (EAID) accounting. Utilizes AFEMS to determine and verify equipment authorizations for all supported organizations, to include assisting the Vehicle Maintenance and Analysis (VMA) in Registered Equipment Management (REMS) functions. (7) Interprets ASC and other data as it relates to weapons systems and base authorization for equipment to identify valid requirements, and prepare change requests to ensure that equipment authorizations are maintained within applicable allowance. Ensures ASC update reviews are conducted annually. (8) Manages all equipment items with the exception of vehicles. Provides technical and administrative support to Accountable Officers, Commanders, responsible officers, and responsible persons in the control and accountability of Class VII and Class IX (within Air Force Equipment Management System and Expeditionary Combat Support System) equipment assets in the wing. Interfaces with the proposed Air Force Fuels, Vehicles and Equipment Support Agency (AFFVESA) in regards to equipment management. (9) Ensures unit requirements have been categorized as Critical/Important in the Equipment Requirement System (ERS) and has matching requisitions in all automated systems. Ensures custodians are aware of changes regarding the ERS. Reviews and analyzes data from which budget estimates are developed pertaining to equipment requirements. (10) Ensures a semi-annual reconciliation of all Communications Security (COMSEC) items and annual small arms reconciliation are processed and all discrepancies resolved. Coordinates with the GLSC to monitor the reconciliation of the COMSEC and Weapons control files and assets. Ensures COMSEC and small arms assets are inventoried and inventories documented IAW AFMAN 23-110 and MAJCOM directives. (11) Creates computer inputs, maintains Master CA/CRL Jacket Files and Master SPRAM Jacket Files, and corrects errors identified on listings relating to equipment. Schedules and reviews organizational equipment/SPRAMS accounts in conjunction with custodians' annual inventory. (12) Develops, implements, and provides for administrative functions in the element. Receives, analyzes, researches, and prepares replies to messages, letters, and inquiries, assuring adequate and timely replies. Assembles and analyzes information for the preparation of reports concerning equipment as directed by higher headquarters. (13) Establishes, develops, and maintains effective working relationships with the MAJCOM Command Equipment Management Office (CEMO), GLSC, supported organizations, and higher headquarters. Meets with customers to assess customer satisfaction, explain organization policy and procedures, and to resolve significant and/or potential problems. (14) Performs other duties as assigned. PLEASE CONTACT HRO FOR COMPLETE POSITION DESCRIPTION. - General Supply Specialist (Department of Defense): Performs in-depth research and causative analysis when discrepancies are identified as a result of physical inventories, warehouse refusals, Reports of Survey or customer complaints. Determines the cause of record imbalances through collection, analysis, and evaluation of factors contributing to the inventory adjustment. Initiates and makes corrective actions to synchronize the depot record with the physical inventory balance. Generates the Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL) Report in accordance with agency policy and procedures as appointed in writing by the proper authority. Develops recommendations for new procedures which correct or prevent errors. Gathers data from automated systems to analyze trends of recurring discrepancies. Conducts operational and systemic studies to causes contributing to physical inventory and location inaccuracies and validates data compiled using various ADP systems to resolve record accuracy problems. Identifies and initiates new procedures to reduce inventory record error rate, streamline inventory processes, and comply with agency guidance. Arranges special inventories to reconcile accountable records. Plans, develops schedules for and conducts inventories. May operate material handling equipment such as forklifts and stock selectors to locate and move materials May lead lower graded technicians performing inventory functions. - General Supply Specialist (Defense Logistics Agency): Serves in the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Distribution HQ Operations Division, Customer Support Office, as a Customer Service Advocate and specialist for the organization. Under supervision, employees work with DLA Distribution, Inventory Control Point (ICPs), DLA Supply Centers, and customers to resolve unusual and complex customer problems. Function as a member of a customer support team in the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Service Management Process for problem resolution of routine complexity 2nd level customer issues involving distribution functions. Uses various supply and tracking systems and works with data from Distribution, ICP, and Supply Centers databases to identify unusual and complex problem areas/trends and recommend solutions. Prepares written analysis of completed actions and provides one stop customer service to all customers. Answers customer inquiries on damaged or discrepant shipments, special handling requirements, mode of shipment, shelf-life, stock substitution, calibration, and related customer concerns. Identifies underlying causes of problems, research related information, analyzes and determines workable solutions and coordinates recommendations with the customer(s). - General Supply Specialist (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Manage acquisitions of services on medical and non-medical service contracts and medical and non-medical supply contracts. Responsible for procurement of medical logistics for services and systems. Review and interpret procedures, written instructions, published guidance, and other directives related to annual contracts. Review daily and monthly reports to determine requirements for stock based on usage factors, projection of future demands, shelf life, and storage requirement factors. Utilization of the automated supply medical logistics systems to plan equipment purchases and acquisitions. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
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| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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1. Manages the authorization, requisition, receipt, maintenance, storage, handling, delivering and disposal of non-nuclear munitions. Develops, implements, operates, and analyzes munitions accounts including, but not limited to, inventory control, inspection, and item accounting. Implements management controls for allocations, stock levels, forecasting, and inventory management. Ensures unit members are fully trained and prepared for exercises and contingency deployments. 2. Serves as the installation and other supported location(s) focal point for all munitions matters and inquiries concerning recommendations, development, and publication of policy and procedural changes. As a technical advisor for maintenance, operations, and installation level logistics of munitions, determines munitions compatibility and explosive limits by utilizing the master storage plan, taking into account speci
You will conduct procurement research, processing, receiving, tracking, distribution of goods, and payment processing. You will ensure all mandatory sources of supply are checked and utilized as a first choice; Federal Supply Coding is correct; and that appropriate quotes for services are received prior to procurement. You will assist customers with obtaining funding requirements through the Comptroller Office to ensure correct funding and workflow assigned to the project and task numbers applied to requisitions. You will prepare and review documents to acquire products and track expenditures to ensure funds are expended in accordance with the parameters established by the funding authority and funds assigned. You will assist Department Head with planning and developing a comprehensive purchasing plan for administering of funds to procure a variety of required expendable and nonexpendabl
You will review management reports and listings as they apply to ordnance inventory accuracy to ensure performance goals are met and identify problems areas and trends. You will conduct projects and audits related to the transfer of material requirements from regional supply centers to fleet afloat units, operational commanders and shore support activities. You will recommend and initiate appropriate corrective actions to eliminate systemic deficiencies. You will brief managers and officials concerning issues, problems, proposed solutions and program accomplishments.
Plan daily, midterm and long-term workload personnel requirements, facility and equipment modifications and training programs to meet current and future workload. Supervise General Schedule, Wage Grade, and Wage Leader positions. Review incoming directives changes in policies, regulations, and procedures; and determines appropriate changes required to implement procedures and to improve efficiency in operations. Establish and maintain accurate accounting and reporting of medical and non-medical, non-expendable high dollar value and controlled equipment and property and performs routine phase of property management functions. Coordinate with warehouse personnel to align warehouse operations with property book functions and to facilitate and maintain reliable property book and accountability of warehoused items. Counsel employees on work deficiencies and takes corrective actions as necessa
THIS IS A T5 EXCEPTED SERVICE, PERMANENT POSITION. The primary purpose of the SUPPLY SYSTEMS ANALYST, GS-2003-9, is to plan, organize, and administer the operation of automated system in support of the LRS. A broad knowledge of operations and automated system is required to assist managers and specialist in managing programs. Serves as the primary point of contact to ensure the effective operation of computer hardware and software. Plans, coordinates, monitors, and administers the operation, security, and maintenance of computer systems. Acts as the primary source of expertise on matters regarding automated systems. Advises management regarding computer related questions. Evaluates problems and advises management of required actions. Assists in the development of checklists and operating instructions. Maintains documentation on all hardware and software. Installs personal computer hardwa
Occupation: Supply program management (series 2003) | posted as: Supply Systems Analyst; Supply Management Specialist | You will work in supply management. In this field, you may: Manage, direct or administer a supply program that includes a mix of functions. Analyze, develop, evaluate or promote improvements in supply program policies | ~52 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - SUPPLY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (TITLE 32) (Air National Guard Units): 1. Manages the authorization, requisition, receipt, maintenance, storage, handling, delivering and disposal of non-nuclear munitions. Develops, implements, operates, and analyzes munitions accounts including, but not limited to, inventory control, inspection, and item accounting. Implements management controls for allocations, stock levels, forecasting, and inventory management. Ensures unit members are fully trained and prepared for exercises and contingency deployments. 2. Serves as the installation and other supported location(s) focal point for all munitions matters and inquiries concerning recommendations, development, and publication of policy and procedural changes. As a technical advisor for maintenance, operations, and installation level logistics of munitions, determines munitions compatibility and explosive limits by utilizing the master storage plan, taking into account special requirements, in order to provide proper physical storage to the maximum capacity. Coordinates with various work centers to ensure the safe transport of munitions items to support mission requirements and advises supervisor and command chain on the status and the availability of assets for build-up/aircraft support, training, time change, and mobilization supportability requirements. 3. Develops a formal check list with elements of new or revised procedures involving workflows, actual work to be accomplished, and organizations involved, for the Munitions Flight for the inspection program. Applies principles of accountability in verification of aspects of the self-inspection program (i.e. All ANG A-10, F-15, F-16, Rescue Units, RPA, and Heavy Aircraft). Ensures munitions activities operate in accordance with all federal, state, and local munitions and supply regulations and mandates. Enforce munitions accountability discipline to conserve, protect, and maintain available munitions resources. Executes the role of the Munitions War Reserve Materiel Manager at the installation level; identify projected shipments/receipts of munitions in support of the base OPLAN. Compiles quantitative data and prepares reports on program effectiveness, trend analysis and projected workloads. Prepares documentation, deviation requests, reports for data calls, and channels to command munitions staff and responsible safety offices for review or action. Analyzes munition management data to determine the effectiveness of munitions support, resources, and requirements. Conducts research and prepares materiel and quality deficiency report submissions, tracks product improvement actions/initiatives. Analyzes reports and provides suitable recommendations to correct negative findings and/or training deficiencies by inventorying, documenting, and investigating through multiple methods to achieve required resolution. Works with quality assurance by reviewing technical data and time compliance technical orders for completeness, accuracy, and applicability. Reviews work operations for compliance with policies to identify improvements and analyze operational reports, plans and work schedules to anticipate problems and to pinpoint causes of deficiencies. 4. May participate in Wing Inspection Teams to evaluate unit munitions maintenance and management procedures including locally developed forms, publications, operating instructions, and checklists for content, accuracy, intent, and necessity. Performs other duties as assigned. - SUPPLY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (U.S. Marine Corps): You will conduct procurement research, processing, receiving, tracking, distribution of goods, and payment processing. You will ensure all mandatory sources of supply are checked and utilized as a first choice; Federal Supply Coding is correct; and that appropriate quotes for services are received prior to procurement. You will assist customers with obtaining funding requirements through the Comptroller Office to ensure correct funding and workflow assigned to the project and task numbers applied to requisitions. You will prepare and review documents to acquire products and track expenditures to ensure funds are expended in accordance with the parameters established by the funding authority and funds assigned. You will assist Department Head with planning and developing a comprehensive purchasing plan for administering of funds to procure a variety of required expendable and nonexpendable items. You will assist with the receipt and acceptance process of procurement; ensure purchases are processed for acceptance as garrison property accountability, warehoused and issued in accordance with policy. - SUPPLY SYSTEMS ANALYST (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will review management reports and listings as they apply to ordnance inventory accuracy to ensure performance goals are met and identify problems areas and trends. You will conduct projects and audits related to the transfer of material requirements from regional supply centers to fleet afloat units, operational commanders and shore support activities. You will recommend and initiate appropriate corrective actions to eliminate systemic deficiencies. You will brief managers and officials concerning issues, problems, proposed solutions and program accomplishments. - Supervisory Supply Management Specialist (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Plan daily, midterm and long-term workload personnel requirements, facility and equipment modifications and training programs to meet current and future workload. Supervise General Schedule, Wage Grade, and Wage Leader positions. Review incoming directives changes in policies, regulations, and procedures; and determines appropriate changes required to implement procedures and to improve efficiency in operations. Establish and maintain accurate accounting and reporting of medical and non-medical, non-expendable high dollar value and controlled equipment and property and performs routine phase of property management functions. Coordinate with warehouse personnel to align warehouse operations with property book functions and to facilitate and maintain reliable property book and accountability of warehoused items. Counsel employees on work deficiencies and takes corrective actions as necessary. - SUPPLY SYSTEMS ANALYST (Department of the Air Force): THIS IS A T5 EXCEPTED SERVICE, PERMANENT POSITION. The primary purpose of the SUPPLY SYSTEMS ANALYST, GS-2003-9, is to plan, organize, and administer the operation of automated system in support of the LRS. A broad knowledge of operations and automated system is required to assist managers and specialist in managing programs. Serves as the primary point of contact to ensure the effective operation of computer hardware and software. Plans, coordinates, monitors, and administers the operation, security, and maintenance of computer systems. Acts as the primary source of expertise on matters regarding automated systems. Advises management regarding computer related questions. Evaluates problems and advises management of required actions. Assists in the development of checklists and operating instructions. Maintains documentation on all hardware and software. Installs personal computer hardware and software, monitors all computer projects and conducts training on the operation of computer equipment to all assigned personnel. Reports security breaches to appropriate agencies. The position resides within the infrastructure and support functions of the state National Guard; the incumbent is not subject to mobilization, nor is the work described part of the military mission; and the incumbent does not perform a key advisory or essential administrative role that is inherently military. In addition, the position must meet one of the following: It does not have a comparable military function; the position is required in full-time (civilian) role when the organization, or similar military position, is mobilized to perform continuing post-mobilization functions; or the position requires a skill or competency that necessitates technical expertise or professional qualifications that cannot be readily found in the military structure of the state military force. May make additional selections within 90 days of eligible(s) issuance. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 3 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 2 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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(1) Manages the unserviceable asset listing and awaits for disposition instructions from the Air Logistic Centers and Item Managers, etc. Assists customers with the preparation of AF Form 1996s and coordinates with the GLSC for adjusted stock level requests. Coordinates with the GLSC regarding the computed data for base stock levels including Readiness Base Leveling (RBL); Customer Oriented Leveling Technique (COLT); and Proactive Demand Leveling (PDL). Manages and validates the Supply Discrepancy Report (SDR) program and semi-annually submits an SDR analysis report to NGB. Manages Supply Interface Systems files to ensure validation of customer and stock requirements. Oversees and controls in-transit shipments and transfers to the Defense Re-Utilization Marketing Office. Processes unclassified, classified and sensitive item shipments. Verifies serial numbers on serialized controlled asse
Responsible for maintaining credit card holder responsibilities to purchase supplies, materials and equipment required for the operation and maintenance of a multipurpose project according to all procurement rules and regulations. Ensure purchases are within the limits delegated and in compliance with all regulatory guidance, policy and law. Maintain office supplies as requested by other project office staff. Purchase a wide variety of replacement supplies, materials, equipment, parts, repair services, testing services or on-site repairs for multipurpose projects. Complete accounts payable and receiving documents. Perform clerical duties such as correspondence, time and attendance data entry, and receives phone calls and visitors.
As a Supply Technician (MVO), GS-2005-7, your typical work assignments may include the following: Performs duties associated with the records management program, which will entail receiving properly boxed and labeled records, delivery of such records to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). Assists in coordinating the logistics to receive, transport, distribute and store bulk furniture, equipment, and supplies. Coordinates with USSS and customers to direct deliveries to the complex. Performs surveys of offices to determine manpower and transportation requirements to deliver or remove property. Prepares space in warehouse for component property requiring storage. Drives a box truck NTE GVW of 26,000 lbs., minivan, sports utility vehicle, or industrial equipment. Determines most efficient route to expedite deliveries. Operates industrial equipment including forklifts and
Responsible for the receipt, identification, preparation, distribution, and storage of all types of monitoring, surveillance, special agent and compliance investigative samples. Ensures the proper handling and storage of incoming/reserve samples and assures that the legal integrity of those samples. Assures the correct target tissues are distributed to the appropriate laboratory sections, and maintains control of samples designated for multiple disciplines. Maintains sufficient inventory and distributes all shipping supplies, sampling kits for FSIS sampling programs and special programs, upon request. Ensures all work adheres and meets the requirements under International Organization for Standardization 17025 (ISO 17025). Prepares sample boxes for return to inspectors. Cleans or recovers overwraps, restocks appropriate supplies, and affixes project-specific labels to boxes. Receives/del
You will serve as a Supply Technician and be responsible for performing and/or arranging divisional supply control and support at both the Industrial facility and for the TAD industrial repair teams. Additionally, this position will maintain an inventory of Aids to Navigation (ATON) stock to support cutters and distribute as directed. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Initiating, preparing, editing, and processing requisitions to stock.. Conducting regular, physical inventories of material stocked. Operating computer terminals for record-keeping, data input and corrections, and shipping coordination. Overseeing stock maintenance, conducting physical inventories, receiving and screening documents/lists for receipt verification; initiating, preparing, editing and processing requisitions to stock; searching ca
Occupation: Supply clerical and technician (series 2005) | posted as: Supply Technician; Supply Clerk | You will support supply activities through clerical and technical work. In this field, you should know supply operations, office requirements and daily operations. | ~878 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - SUPPLY TECHNICIAN (T32) (Air National Guard Units): (1) Manages the unserviceable asset listing and awaits for disposition instructions from the Air Logistic Centers and Item Managers, etc. Assists customers with the preparation of AF Form 1996s and coordinates with the GLSC for adjusted stock level requests. Coordinates with the GLSC regarding the computed data for base stock levels including Readiness Base Leveling (RBL); Customer Oriented Leveling Technique (COLT); and Proactive Demand Leveling (PDL). Manages and validates the Supply Discrepancy Report (SDR) program and semi-annually submits an SDR analysis report to NGB. Manages Supply Interface Systems files to ensure validation of customer and stock requirements. Oversees and controls in-transit shipments and transfers to the Defense Re-Utilization Marketing Office. Processes unclassified, classified and sensitive item shipments. Verifies serial numbers on serialized controlled assets as well as process serial number loads prior to GLSC shipments. Processes routine shipments to include lateral support and redistribution orders (RDO). Manages the customer due-out validation program. Processes force due-out releases for customer demands. Cancels customer due-outs when item is no longer required for mission effectiveness. Validates due-ins and reviews and updates status from source of supply. Processes special requisitions (SPR). Manages the issue exception code program. Manages the Tracer Action Reconciliation (TAR) program to ensure all property shipped is received and potentially lost shipments are recovered. Coordinates the special requirements flag "R" program with the GLSC. Validates assignment of Stockage Priority Codes (SPC). (2) Responsible for audit and control of all accountable supplies and equipment documentation. Performs quality control of transaction documents, identifies discrepancies, and coordinates with flight chiefs to correct the problems, and initiates reverse-post action when documentation errors are involved. Manages the delinquent documents program. Manages and files supply transaction reports per AFMAN 23-110. Researches computer document register to insure all transactions are processed. Identifies problems and trends, meets with flight chiefs to resolve difficulties, and recommends training. Responsible for managing the shipment suspense listing; coordinates with cargo movement element and central storage element to resolve discrepancies. Coordinates and maintains the personnel authorization listing for supply and support organizations for receipt of classified property. Maintains letters of authorization for customers to receive property and provide information, upon request, to the Supply Asset Tracking System (SATS) security administrator. Maintains copy of Forced Record Alteration (FIX) documentation. (3) Performs base level Records Maintenance functions. Responsible to validate locally assigned exception codes and override records for National Stock Numbers (NSNs) semi-annually. With the exception of issue exception codes and additions or deletions of exception codes, phrases or modifiers will be coordinated with GLSC prior to processing. Maintains an updated copy of the Organizational Effectiveness Report. Maintains and publish current delivery destination listing. Researches, prepares and processes inputs to add, change or delete organizational records for the host, satellite and geographically separated units. Conducts all research actions when customers are not allowed to process their own item record loads, repair cycle loads, changes or deletions. Performs item and part number detail record loads for local purchase and part numbered NSNs only. Customer service and GLSC will jointly perform request for cataloging data/action. Verifies accuracy of Repair Cycle records. (4) Performs MICAP verification, report and process cannibalization actions for non-maintenance customers. Establishes, upgrade, downgrade or cancels MICAP due-outs. Processes local manufacture (LM) MICAPs and corrects discrepancies identified by the GLSC resulting from MICAP Enterprise Supply Solution (ESS) reconciliation. (5) For non-maintenance customers; establishes, maintains and deletes bench stocks in coordination with supported activities. For non-maintenance customers, reviews on-hand balances and processes replenishment actions. Upon coordination and agreement, the customer may assume the responsibilities for binning, inventory, etc. (Refer to Support Agreement Procedures for support of tenant activities). Schedules and conducts bench stock reviews with the organizations. (6) Responsible to periodically visit/contact all shops to discuss adequacy of support, resolve problems, provide/receive information or conduct informal training as necessary. (7) Conducts Demand Processing responsibilities for on/off base customer order requests. (8) Performs other duties as assigned. - SUPPLY TECHNICIAN (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Responsible for maintaining credit card holder responsibilities to purchase supplies, materials and equipment required for the operation and maintenance of a multipurpose project according to all procurement rules and regulations. Ensure purchases are within the limits delegated and in compliance with all regulatory guidance, policy and law. Maintain office supplies as requested by other project office staff. Purchase a wide variety of replacement supplies, materials, equipment, parts, repair services, testing services or on-site repairs for multipurpose projects. Complete accounts payable and receiving documents. Perform clerical duties such as correspondence, time and attendance data entry, and receives phone calls and visitors. - Supply Technician (MVO) (Executive Office of the President): As a Supply Technician (MVO), GS-2005-7, your typical work assignments may include the following: Performs duties associated with the records management program, which will entail receiving properly boxed and labeled records, delivery of such records to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). Assists in coordinating the logistics to receive, transport, distribute and store bulk furniture, equipment, and supplies. Coordinates with USSS and customers to direct deliveries to the complex. Performs surveys of offices to determine manpower and transportation requirements to deliver or remove property. Prepares space in warehouse for component property requiring storage. Drives a box truck NTE GVW of 26,000 lbs., minivan, sports utility vehicle, or industrial equipment. Determines most efficient route to expedite deliveries. Operates industrial equipment including forklifts and pallet jacks. Performs minor preventative maintenance on equipment. Repairs, alters and maintains wood/wood substitute components of furniture. Re-purposes shelves, counters, cabinets, bookcases and related features. Repairs furniture items, (e.g. bureaus, dressers, buffets and stands). Constructs items such as frames, plaques, stands, coatracks, etc. where accurate spacing and fit are essential and appearance important. - Supply Technician (Department of Agriculture): Responsible for the receipt, identification, preparation, distribution, and storage of all types of monitoring, surveillance, special agent and compliance investigative samples. Ensures the proper handling and storage of incoming/reserve samples and assures that the legal integrity of those samples. Assures the correct target tissues are distributed to the appropriate laboratory sections, and maintains control of samples designated for multiple disciplines. Maintains sufficient inventory and distributes all shipping supplies, sampling kits for FSIS sampling programs and special programs, upon request. Ensures all work adheres and meets the requirements under International Organization for Standardization 17025 (ISO 17025). Prepares sample boxes for return to inspectors. Cleans or recovers overwraps, restocks appropriate supplies, and affixes project-specific labels to boxes. Receives/delivers all laboratory supplies, equipment, furniture, and chemicals purchased by the laboratory. Processes related documentation, inputs items in laboratory inventory database, and obtains certificates of analysis. Maintains contract carrier’s (e.g., Federal Express, UPS) shipping database. Provides input to the Supply and Sample Handling Specialist before the start of new projects to ensure timely and proper shipment of sampling supplies. Enters information relative to the receipt and shipment of supplies and reagents into the Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS). Maintains forklift certification, knowledge of warehouse safety rules, Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, and regulations governing hazardous waste. Determines which samples involve chain of custody requirements for legal samples to be used as evidence and maintains required documentation. Maintains knowledge of directives, memos, work instructions, rules, and regulations to monitor safety, health, and the environment of surrounding areas. - Supply Technician (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as a Supply Technician and be responsible for performing and/or arranging divisional supply control and support at both the Industrial facility and for the TAD industrial repair teams. Additionally, this position will maintain an inventory of Aids to Navigation (ATON) stock to support cutters and distribute as directed. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Initiating, preparing, editing, and processing requisitions to stock.. Conducting regular, physical inventories of material stocked. Operating computer terminals for record-keeping, data input and corrections, and shipping coordination. Overseeing stock maintenance, conducting physical inventories, receiving and screening documents/lists for receipt verification; initiating, preparing, editing and processing requisitions to stock; searching catalogs Performing all facets of inventory control. Reasonable Accommodation (RA) Requests: If you believe you have a disability (i.e., physical or mental), covered by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended that would interfere with completing the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, you will be granted the opportunity to request a RA in your online application. Requests for RA for the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments and appropriate supporting documentation for RA must be received prior to starting the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments. Decisions on requests for RA are made on a case-by-case basis. If you meet the minimum qualifications of the position, after notification of the adjudication of your request, you will receive an email invitation to complete the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, based on your adjudication decision. You must complete all assessments within 48 hours of receiving the URL to access the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments if you received the link after the close of the announcement. To determine if you need a RA, please review the Procedures for Requesting a Reasonable Accommodation for Online Assessments. Reasonable Accommodation Information Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 4 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 4 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 4 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 3 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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This position involves a multi-grade career ladder. The major duties listed below represent the full performance level of GS-9. At the GS-7 grade level, you will perform assignments of a more limited scope and with less independence. You will progressively acquire the background necessary to perform at the full performance level of GS-9. Promotion is at the discretion of the supervisor and is contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of higher-level work, and availability of funds. Duties include, but may not be limited to the following: Major Duties include but not limit to: Manages and controls an assigned class of expendable material for a VA HCS and supported catchment area. Recognized as an authority on expendable (EX) commodity management and serves as a subject matter expert to all services and service lines. Inventories managed include a wide variety of expendable it
You will be responsible for inventorying each Program and Platform assets and materials to meet both the internal and external audit requirements. You will align the provided proper resources to manage the inventory requirements. You will complete and assist with a 100% Book-to-Floor and Floor-to-Book Wall-to-Wall annual inventory of accountable assets and aircraft fixed and vertical. You will communicate, track, analyze, and monitor regularly with internal and external Departments to resolve Stock in Transit weekly. You will will retain Key Supporting Documents (KSD) for up to ten years and have available when requested by internal or external audit teams.
Responsible for personal property control, including development, implementation, upkeep, and operation of the SENTRY Property Management System (SPMS) within the Central Office. Assists in the evaluation, classification, reporting and final disposition of personal property. Review of potential excess personal property, including physical inspection to determine condition, classification, and decision-making with respect to further utilization or recommendations to declare personal property excess. Responsible for performing physical inventories of accountable personal property as well as providing technical guidance and training to others responsible for conducting inventories. Assists in planning, directing, supervising and coordinating programs related to the acquisition, release, construction, renovation, repair, improvement and management of real property of the institution.
Performs a variety of continuing inventory management tasks requiring analytical judgment, procedural and technical skills. Assists higher graded specialist in developing specific portions of inventory management support projects or analytical and evaluative studies; exchanges factual information with functional specialists, managers, staff , specialists, operating officials; and provide support of other s representing the organization in matters relating to inventory management work. Uses automated information technology capabilities, such as databases, systems and computer-generated products, to perform continuing routing inventory management duties. Performs special assignments in keeping with the formal training plan.
Manages stocked items for customers and provides information to customers on price, product uses and technical specifications. Serves as point of contact for all requisitions/requisition alerts. Follows-up on overdue requests for assistance. Enters and manages requisitions in supply automated system. Manages requisition modifications for assigned open orders. Responds to customer requests and advises of changes in requisitions. Reviews end item status and other pertinent information to develop or modify parts strategies to resolve and eliminate the recurrence of production unfilled orders. Researches alternative methods of support to resolve urgent/priority item requirements. Recommends other approved sourcing options when faced with long lead times and identifies potential sources of supply for emergency requirements only when there is an order Investigates and corrects data entry probl
Occupation: Inventory management (series 2010) | posted as: Inventory Management Specialist; Inventory Managment Specialist | You will manage, regulate and coordinate supplies, equipment and other materials. In this field, you will plan for required items, buy and deliver materials and dispose of them. You should understand buying, storage and | ~151 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Inventory Management Specialist (EX) (Department of Veterans Affairs): This position involves a multi-grade career ladder. The major duties listed below represent the full performance level of GS-9. At the GS-7 grade level, you will perform assignments of a more limited scope and with less independence. You will progressively acquire the background necessary to perform at the full performance level of GS-9. Promotion is at the discretion of the supervisor and is contingent upon satisfactory performance, availability of higher-level work, and availability of funds. Duties include, but may not be limited to the following: Major Duties include but not limit to: Manages and controls an assigned class of expendable material for a VA HCS and supported catchment area. Recognized as an authority on expendable (EX) commodity management and serves as a subject matter expert to all services and service lines. Inventories managed include a wide variety of expendable items and durable medical equipment (DME) which may or may not be available through the Medical/Surgical Prime Vendor (MSPV) program or other negotiated or Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) contracts. Acts as a central point of contact for the coordination of commodity support and the resolution of logistics problems across organizational lines. Acts as a focal point for new EX supply procedures and makes decisions and commitments for the medical center on medical/surgical supplies that materially affect the VA HCS' ability to provide medical care to Veterans. Performs analytical work to manage, regulate, coordinate, or otherwise exercise control over EX supplies. Forecasts short- and long-range inventory needs considering changes in medical and surgical technologies, clinical scheduling changes and program requirements. Develops acquisition strategies to acquire and purchase DME, displaying familiarity with contracting laws and regulations with industry practices. Manages inventory independently sets initial stock and par levels and reorder points and resolves issues for a complete medical or service category (i.e., surgical, dental, imaging, engineering, prosthetics, laboratory or other major commodities). Authorizes significant changes in expenditure and stock levels based on usage requirements and budgeting considerations. Researches opportunities for and conduct analysis of potential cost savings, efficiencies, and process improvements using quantitative analysis and historical usage patterns. Performs all duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Full-time, Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Inventory Management Specialist (EX)/PD015850 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized Physical Requirements: Work is normally accomplished in an office setting; however, due to the nature of the position and duties, may be called upon to assist in the receipt, storage and distribution of various supplies, primarily consisting of lifting light boxes generally less than 40 pounds, utilizing appropriate material handing devices, and placing items on shelves or carrying them elsewhere on station or within the catchment area. Must maintain applicable training and licensing to operate assigned equipment. - INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (Department of the Navy): You will be responsible for inventorying each Program and Platform assets and materials to meet both the internal and external audit requirements. You will align the provided proper resources to manage the inventory requirements. You will complete and assist with a 100% Book-to-Floor and Floor-to-Book Wall-to-Wall annual inventory of accountable assets and aircraft fixed and vertical. You will communicate, track, analyze, and monitor regularly with internal and external Departments to resolve Stock in Transit weekly. You will will retain Key Supporting Documents (KSD) for up to ten years and have available when requested by internal or external audit teams. - Inventory Management Specialist (Department of Justice): Responsible for personal property control, including development, implementation, upkeep, and operation of the SENTRY Property Management System (SPMS) within the Central Office. Assists in the evaluation, classification, reporting and final disposition of personal property. Review of potential excess personal property, including physical inspection to determine condition, classification, and decision-making with respect to further utilization or recommendations to declare personal property excess. Responsible for performing physical inventories of accountable personal property as well as providing technical guidance and training to others responsible for conducting inventories. Assists in planning, directing, supervising and coordinating programs related to the acquisition, release, construction, renovation, repair, improvement and management of real property of the institution. - Inventory Management Specialist (Air Force Civilian Career Training): Performs a variety of continuing inventory management tasks requiring analytical judgment, procedural and technical skills. Assists higher graded specialist in developing specific portions of inventory management support projects or analytical and evaluative studies; exchanges factual information with functional specialists, managers, staff , specialists, operating officials; and provide support of other s representing the organization in matters relating to inventory management work. Uses automated information technology capabilities, such as databases, systems and computer-generated products, to perform continuing routing inventory management duties. Performs special assignments in keeping with the formal training plan. - Inventory Management Specialist (Defense Logistics Agency): Manages stocked items for customers and provides information to customers on price, product uses and technical specifications. Serves as point of contact for all requisitions/requisition alerts. Follows-up on overdue requests for assistance. Enters and manages requisitions in supply automated system. Manages requisition modifications for assigned open orders. Responds to customer requests and advises of changes in requisitions. Reviews end item status and other pertinent information to develop or modify parts strategies to resolve and eliminate the recurrence of production unfilled orders. Researches alternative methods of support to resolve urgent/priority item requirements. Recommends other approved sourcing options when faced with long lead times and identifies potential sources of supply for emergency requirements only when there is an order Investigates and corrects data entry problems and material ordering problems. Investigates customer complaints and deficiency reports and provides identification of causes to appropriate authorities. Prepares appropriate responses to general inquiries by DLA customers. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 3 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Manage the overall operations of issue, receipt, and storage activities. Develop program goals for the office based on analysis of ongoing shipments and anticipated operations. Develop justification for manpower, equipment, and related operating requirements. Review supply actions to ensure compliance with procedures and proper maintenance of records. Interpret and implement directives from higher headquarters and integrates into operations of ammunition mission to determine the impact on operations, both short and long range. Study methods and procedures pertaining to issue, document control, inventory, and transportation of ammunition and general supplies. Advise on ways to improve the efficiency and economy of shipping operations. Coordinate storage plans pertaining to incoming receipts and long-range storage activity with consideration given to compatibility, quantity distance, and o
Performs analytical work concerned with receiving, handling, storing, issuing, or physically controlling items in storage, the selection of storage sites/facilities, materials handling equipment, and shipping and packing procedures Organizes, develops, plans, and conducts studies and projects related to distribution operations, including bin and bulk storage space, shipping and packing procedures, and receiving and shipping functions Performs workload analysis and collaborates with depot and management personnel to develop plans concerning workload processing, labor capabilities, and equipment resources Studies functions and procedures of automated distribution systems; revises processes as necessary Evaluates and monitors the implementation of systems, policies, and procedural changes to ensure efficiency and effectiveness
Occupation: Distribution facilities and storage management (series 2030) | posted as: Distribution Facilities Specialist | You will oversee, receive, store, maintain and deliver supplies or items in storage. You should know how to manage receiving items and store, care and distribute them. In this field, you will choose storage sites and equ | ~7 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Distribution Facilities Specialist (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Manage the overall operations of issue, receipt, and storage activities. Develop program goals for the office based on analysis of ongoing shipments and anticipated operations. Develop justification for manpower, equipment, and related operating requirements. Review supply actions to ensure compliance with procedures and proper maintenance of records. Interpret and implement directives from higher headquarters and integrates into operations of ammunition mission to determine the impact on operations, both short and long range. Study methods and procedures pertaining to issue, document control, inventory, and transportation of ammunition and general supplies. Advise on ways to improve the efficiency and economy of shipping operations. Coordinate storage plans pertaining to incoming receipts and long-range storage activity with consideration given to compatibility, quantity distance, and other pertinent factors. Maintain current regulations and procedures relating to supply transactions, shipping and receiving ammunition, toxic, and other stored material. - Distribution Facilities Specialist (Defense Logistics Agency): Performs analytical work concerned with receiving, handling, storing, issuing, or physically controlling items in storage, the selection of storage sites/facilities, materials handling equipment, and shipping and packing procedures Organizes, develops, plans, and conducts studies and projects related to distribution operations, including bin and bulk storage space, shipping and packing procedures, and receiving and shipping functions Performs workload analysis and collaborates with depot and management personnel to develop plans concerning workload processing, labor capabilities, and equipment resources Studies functions and procedures of automated distribution systems; revises processes as necessary Evaluates and monitors the implementation of systems, policies, and procedural changes to ensure efficiency and effectiveness Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 4 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 3 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Operating an electronic checkout system, making change, and verifying the change fund and amount of currency received during an assigned shift. Managing change machines and ensuring proper amounts of cash and coins are available. Assisting customers by answering questions concerning prices, identification, and location of items. Counting cash and negotiable instruments to prepare an accountability report. Managing the self-checkout registers assisting customers in the correct processing of their purchases. Changing register tape, and clearing routine equipment and scanning jams on registers. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. This critical information is found under: Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated
Operate an electronic checkout system, makes change, and verifies change fund and amount of currency received during an assigned shift. Manage change machines ensuring proper amounts of cash and coins are available. Assist customers by answering questions concerning prices, identification, and location of items. Count cash and negotiable instruments and to prepare an accountability report. Manage the self-check-out registers assisting customers in the correct processing of their purchases. Change register tape, and clear routine equipment and scanning jams on registers. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. This critical information is found under: Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated Your resume must thoro
As a Sales Store Clerk, you will: Maintain visitor attendance records. Respond to oral and written inquiries concerning hours of operations, admission fees, merchandise, prices, and sales store operations, visitor questions, and furnishes information about the museum's exhibits, library operations, and historic site. Deal with a variety of problems that arise day-to-day when no supervisor is available. Exercise independent judgement. Plan, create, and implement display projects in the store area with minimum supervision. Perform routine clerical duties in other areas of the library.
Courteously greet dining facility customers. Verify subsistence eligibility and category by checking documentation such as identification card, meal card, patient armband, etc. Identify food items and enters using the appropriate key. Assist in the maintenance of the change fund account to ensure adequate amounts of change are available. Perform a variety of duties related to maintenance and cleanliness of food service area and dining hall. Prepare and set up signs to display menu items and prices for the daily menu.
Occupation: Sales store clerical (series 2091) | posted as: Sales Store Checker; Sales Store Clerk | As a sales clerk, customer assistant or other retail sales job, you will supervise workers or check out customers. You should also know store sales duties and procedures. | ~482 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Sales Store Checker (Defense Commissary Agency): Operating an electronic checkout system, making change, and verifying the change fund and amount of currency received during an assigned shift. Managing change machines and ensuring proper amounts of cash and coins are available. Assisting customers by answering questions concerning prices, identification, and location of items. Counting cash and negotiable instruments to prepare an accountability report. Managing the self-checkout registers assisting customers in the correct processing of their purchases. Changing register tape, and clearing routine equipment and scanning jams on registers. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. This critical information is found under: Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated Your resume must thoroughly describe how your skills and experiences align to the criteria defined in the Qualifications section of this announcement and it must support your responses to the assessment questionnaire. We do not assume you have the necessary experience to successfully perform in this job regardless of your employment history or academic career. - Sales Store Checker (Department of Defense): Operate an electronic checkout system, makes change, and verifies change fund and amount of currency received during an assigned shift. Manage change machines ensuring proper amounts of cash and coins are available. Assist customers by answering questions concerning prices, identification, and location of items. Count cash and negotiable instruments and to prepare an accountability report. Manage the self-check-out registers assisting customers in the correct processing of their purchases. Change register tape, and clear routine equipment and scanning jams on registers. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. This critical information is found under: Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated Your resume must thoroughly describe how your skills and experiences align to the criteria defined in the Qualifications section of this announcement and it must support your responses to the assessment questionnaire. We do not assume you have the necessary experience to successfully perform in this job regardless of your employment history or academic career. - Sales Store Clerk (National Archives and Records Administration): As a Sales Store Clerk, you will: Maintain visitor attendance records. Respond to oral and written inquiries concerning hours of operations, admission fees, merchandise, prices, and sales store operations, visitor questions, and furnishes information about the museum's exhibits, library operations, and historic site. Deal with a variety of problems that arise day-to-day when no supervisor is available. Exercise independent judgement. Plan, create, and implement display projects in the store area with minimum supervision. Perform routine clerical duties in other areas of the library. - Sales Store Checker (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Courteously greet dining facility customers. Verify subsistence eligibility and category by checking documentation such as identification card, meal card, patient armband, etc. Identify food items and enters using the appropriate key. Assist in the maintenance of the change fund account to ensure adequate amounts of change are available. Perform a variety of duties related to maintenance and cleanliness of food service area and dining hall. Prepare and set up signs to display menu items and prices for the daily menu. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 1 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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Provides preflight briefings to military and civilian aircrews, including those of foreign governments and civilian contractors on CONUS/International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) flight plans. Furnishes pilots with full range of necessary information pertinent to planning and completing their intended flight safely and assists them in making preflight decisions and calculations when required. Reviews and evaluates proposed flight plans for technical accuracy and compliance with USAF, FAA, DOD and ICAO directives. Ensures flight plan information is in proper format prior to processing plans into the FAA flight planning Aeronautical Information System (AIS). Performs quality control on proposed flight plans with aircrews and provides special briefings to pilots of civilian and non-DOD government aircraft on flight planning procedures. Briefs aircrews on air traffic control, noise ab
You will serve as a Bridge Management Specialist and be responsible for monitoring project priorities and program goals; meets work deadlines established by the District Bridge Manager; and provides guidance to the District Bridge Office personnel, other District staff, field units and federal, state, and local agencies in the policies, procedures and proper interpretation of the bridge program requirements and jurisdiction. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Conducts initial review of the bridge location, type, size and vertical and horizontal clearance proposed by bridge owners to ensure a reasonable unrestricted passage of vessels under bridges Makes initial review comments to the Draw Bridge Manager regarding request(s) for changes in drawbridge operation Conducts initial review of bridge owner's constru
Provides information and technical direction for all planned and continuing Forest aviation operations. Maintains close liaison with the Regional Fire UAS Specialist and the Regional Resource Management UAS Specialist. Develops Project Aviation Safety Plans (PASP/MASP) to support National, Regional, and local UAS projects and missions according to agency policy. Maintains close liaison with other aviation managers, Forest Fire Management Officer(s), Deputy Forest FMO(s), Interagency Dispatch Center Manager(s), and Dispatch Coordinators to exchange information on current aviation operations. Develops and evaluates sensors and data collection and processing of equipment and techniques for UAS activity. Provides input to the regional and forest Aviation Operations and Safety Plan. Assists with the preparation of the Forest level supplements to FSM 5700, the Regional Aviation Management Plan
The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Interprets regulations, laws, policies, procedures, and other information applicable to travel management. Provides training and assistance to program staff, field officials, and others on travel requirements and administration processes. Informs program officials of new or revised MRP, departmental, and government-wide travel policies, and procedures. Participates in meetings, conferences, and work groups as designated to disseminate information prudent to travel policies, procedures.
Occupation: Transportation specialist (series 2101) | posted as: Travel And Transportation Specialist; Wildland Firefighter (Aviation Operations Specialist); Travel Management Specialist; Flight Services Specialist (Title 5) | You will supervise or work in specialized and technical transportation work not covered in another series. | ~36 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - FLIGHT SERVICES SPECIALIST (Title 5) (Air National Guard Units): Provides preflight briefings to military and civilian aircrews, including those of foreign governments and civilian contractors on CONUS/International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) flight plans. Furnishes pilots with full range of necessary information pertinent to planning and completing their intended flight safely and assists them in making preflight decisions and calculations when required. Reviews and evaluates proposed flight plans for technical accuracy and compliance with USAF, FAA, DOD and ICAO directives. Ensures flight plan information is in proper format prior to processing plans into the FAA flight planning Aeronautical Information System (AIS). Performs quality control on proposed flight plans with aircrews and provides special briefings to pilots of civilian and non-DOD government aircraft on flight planning procedures. Briefs aircrews on air traffic control, noise abatement, and Bird Aircraft Strike Hazard (BASH) procedures to include special departure procedures, radar departures, communications requirements, and airfield conditions and restrictions. Ensures aircrews are briefed on Foreign Clearance Guide requirements for OCONUS flight operations. Briefs pilots on alternate airfields' facilities, status and limitations of navigational aids, restricted areas, radio frequency changes, call letters, airfield obstructions, and other information necessary to accomplish the flight safely. Recommends revision and/or changes to flight plans as appropriate. Provides taxi, run-up, and takeoff information. Obtains and coordinates Pilot Report (PIREP) information to appropriate agencies related to mission profiles. Briefs Notices to Airmen (NOTAMS) as required prior to all flights. Provides flight following as required on all flight plans. Initiates special actions and /or precautions when VIPs, hazardous cargo, and air evacuation flights are involved. Maintains, issues, and destroys classified and COMSEC material for unit and transient aircraft. Through the use of air-to-ground communications, communicates with pilots in flight with information regarding flight plans; clearances; advisories on local, enroute, and destination airfield conditions; messages; and other data effecting safety of flight. Coordinates with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC), Radar Approach Control (RAPCON) and control Tower on all flight plan changes. Provides special flight following services based on weather elements, airfield conditions, and aircraft characteristics. Sends and receives notifications of inbound and outbound air traffic including emergencies with FAA and local authorities. Schedules and coordinates use of military special use airspace/facilities including air refueling areas, military operating areas, and landing and drop zones. Determines appropriate action in implementing emergency, Quick Reaction Checklist (QRCs), and operations plans. Activates secondary crash phone network for aircraft accidents, and in-flight and ground emergencies. Evaluates seriousness of incidents and notifies proper agencies. Initiates communications search for overdue and unreported military aircraft, and upon confirmation, implements search and rescue procedures. Conducts anti-hijacking procedures during passenger processing activities. Coordinates response activities with air traffic control and crash and rescue agencies and supports local authorities. Operates FAA flight planning communications equipment for input of flight plans, receiving arrival/departure messages, making queries concerning overdue aircraft and notifying the appropriate authorities. Monitors primary crash phone system, and activates and transmits emergency information on secondary crash circuits as required. Is subject to Air Traffic Systems Evaluations IAW applicable Air Force, MAJCOM, and NGB directives. This includes individual testing, performance certification, and program management assessment. Inspections and tests are conducted by the Flight Standards Branch (the same unit that inspects the Control Tower). DUTIES CONTINUE IN THE EDUCATION SECTION - Bridge Management Specialist (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as a Bridge Management Specialist and be responsible for monitoring project priorities and program goals; meets work deadlines established by the District Bridge Manager; and provides guidance to the District Bridge Office personnel, other District staff, field units and federal, state, and local agencies in the policies, procedures and proper interpretation of the bridge program requirements and jurisdiction. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Conducts initial review of the bridge location, type, size and vertical and horizontal clearance proposed by bridge owners to ensure a reasonable unrestricted passage of vessels under bridges Makes initial review comments to the Draw Bridge Manager regarding request(s) for changes in drawbridge operation Conducts initial review of bridge owner's construction, demolition, maintenance, rehabilitation and other work (to include lighting) for impacts to navigation, ensuring compliance with navigation safety and security requirements Reasonable Accommodation (RA) Requests: If you believe you have a disability (i.e., physical or mental), covered by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended that would interfere with completing the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, you will be granted the opportunity to request a RA in your online application. Requests for RA for the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments and appropriate supporting documentation for RA must be received prior to starting the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments. Decisions on requests for RA are made on a case-by-case basis. If you meet the minimum qualifications of the position, after notification of the adjudication of your request, you will receive an email invitation to complete the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments, based on your adjudication decision. You must complete all assessments within 48 hours of receiving the URL to access the USA Hire Competency Based Assessments if you received the link after the close of the announcement. To determine if you need a RA, please review the Procedures for Requesting a Reasonable Accommodation for Online Assessments. Reasonable Accommodation Information - Wildland Firefighter (Aviation Operations Specialist) (Forest Service): Provides information and technical direction for all planned and continuing Forest aviation operations. Maintains close liaison with the Regional Fire UAS Specialist and the Regional Resource Management UAS Specialist. Develops Project Aviation Safety Plans (PASP/MASP) to support National, Regional, and local UAS projects and missions according to agency policy. Maintains close liaison with other aviation managers, Forest Fire Management Officer(s), Deputy Forest FMO(s), Interagency Dispatch Center Manager(s), and Dispatch Coordinators to exchange information on current aviation operations. Develops and evaluates sensors and data collection and processing of equipment and techniques for UAS activity. Provides input to the regional and forest Aviation Operations and Safety Plan. Assists with the preparation of the Forest level supplements to FSM 5700, the Regional Aviation Management Plan, and the Regional Aviation Mishap Prevention Plan. Coordinates with the Forest Aviation Officer and Regional aviation management on Forest aviation operations, technical guidance, special projects for aviation support personnel, and other aviation related aspects. - Travel Management Specialist (Department of Agriculture): The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity. The duties may include, but are not limited to: Interprets regulations, laws, policies, procedures, and other information applicable to travel management. Provides training and assistance to program staff, field officials, and others on travel requirements and administration processes. Informs program officials of new or revised MRP, departmental, and government-wide travel policies, and procedures. Participates in meetings, conferences, and work groups as designated to disseminate information prudent to travel policies, procedures. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 4 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Major Duties and Responsibilities Program Management Duties 25 % Procurements of vehicles and services via contracting and purchase cards. Acts as the government's Contracting Representative for a Vehicle Fleet maintenance. Inspects work and provides guidance to the contractor on the administration/execution of the contract. This contract is valued at approximately $1,400,000 annually. Participates in the establishment of local policies for achieving management objectives and goals and represents management on such matters as required. Makes recommendations for short-range, organizational, and operational improvements. Perform duties as Fleet Card Manager and Fleet Agency/Organization Program Coordinator (A/OPC). Incumbent is responsible for the oversight and management of the Government Fleet Purchase Card (GPC) program within CAVHCS. Incumbent serves as the primary point of contact bet
You will stand watch in the Harbor Control Tower, coordinating all vessel traffic. You will Assist the Port Services Coordinator with arranging pilot and tugboat assignments to assist naval vessels in the Hawaii region. You will update and disseminate vessel movement schedule as changes or additions occur. You will notify security of all work being performed by small crafts in and around piers and dry-docks. You will monitor regional bases weather and wind speed and initiate emergency procedures when weather conditions necessitate preventive measures be taken. You will maintain a computerized log documenting port activity including vessel movements within the port, personnel injury, fires, petroleum spills, crane accidents, etc.
You will provide customer collision repair and refinishing via contract vendors. You will maintain the Preventive Maintenance program. You will assist in placing new vehicles into service or removing vehicles from the fleet. You will perform data entry and manipulation utilizing the automated Garrison Mobile Equipment (GME) management system Fleet Focus and GSA's Drive -Thru online program. You will initiate and update shop repair orders in the absence of the service writer and perform other duties as assigned.
Performs freight shipment, transportation, and supply support functions for movements which are world-wide to aerial ports or CONUS. Initiates, verifies, and tracks Material Release Orders and exception requisitions from customer request through dispatch, coordinating with all handling entities. Selects shipment modes, arranges routing, manages urgent deliveries, and secures efficient, cost-effective carrier services for domestic and international shipments. Responds to inquiries, supplies shipment status, resolves issues, and supports the Emergency Supply Operations Center through call center. Investigates delays, cancellations, rejects, and over-aged Material Release Orders; corrects records; closes histories; and compiles data to identify causes and trends. Conducts post-audits, prepayment audits, and carrier terminal inspections; corrects documentation; redirects shipments; and ensur
***This is a Title 32 Excepted Service National Guard Employee Position Description Which Requires Military Membership*** As a FLIGHT OPERATIONS SPECIALIST (Title 32) with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Conducts preflight pilot briefings in accordance with National Guard regulations and directives. Briefs pilots on mission, aircraft and flight plan. Briefs and provides pilots with information on mission restrictions; on-route navigational facilities and equipment, hazards and terrain; weather forecasts; notices to airmen (NOTAMS) and deviations to flight plans when required. Is responsible for assuring pilot and crew are qualified in aircraft to be flown and for type of mission to be performed. Is responsible for completion of risk analysis projection. Determines when flight requires higher level approving authority. As flight approving of
Occupation: Transportation clerk and assistant (series 2102) | posted as: Transportation Assistant; Flight Operations Specialist (Title 32) | You will arrange transportation or help move freight, passengers or personal property. This job series may also include other duties not included in another job series like: Fleet management. Safety and regulatory pr | ~326 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Transportation Assistant ( Fleet Manager) (Veterans Health Administration): Major Duties and Responsibilities Program Management Duties 25 % Procurements of vehicles and services via contracting and purchase cards. Acts as the government's Contracting Representative for a Vehicle Fleet maintenance. Inspects work and provides guidance to the contractor on the administration/execution of the contract. This contract is valued at approximately $1,400,000 annually. Participates in the establishment of local policies for achieving management objectives and goals and represents management on such matters as required. Makes recommendations for short-range, organizational, and operational improvements. Perform duties as Fleet Card Manager and Fleet Agency/Organization Program Coordinator (A/OPC). Incumbent is responsible for the oversight and management of the Government Fleet Purchase Card (GPC) program within CAVHCS. Incumbent serves as the primary point of contact between thecardholders, the approving officials, and the card-issuing bank, ensuring compliance with applicable policies and procedures. The incumbent monitors fleet card accounts and reviews statements checking for fraud or misuse. The incumbent reports account irregularities and card loss or theft to the supervisor and Fleet Card A/OPC. The incumbent reconciles charges monthly and undergoes a monthly random audit with the Fleet Card A/OPC and annual audit with Fiscal. The incumbent research all vehicle use including mileage, number of trips, numbers of passengers, always making sure the fleet is right sized and maintained within VA and GSA standards. Technical Facility Fleet Management Duties 75 % Manages a diverse and complex inventory of fleet assets, including sedans, light/medium/heavy-duty trucks, para-transit vehicles, buses, emergency vehicles, and specialized equipment. Develops and implements comprehensive technical programs for predictive, preventive, and corrective maintenance to maximize fleet lifecycle, minimize downtime, and ensure all assets operate at optimal safety and performance standards. Utilizes fleet management systems and vehicle telematics platforms to monitor vehicle diagnostics, maintenance schedules, operational data, and real-time alerts for issues such as engine faults, low fluids, system failures, and non-compliance with emissions requirements. Conducts root-cause analysis on vehicle performance issues using advanced diagnostic tools, interpreting On-Board Diagnostics (OBD-II/III), and collaborating with certified mechanics or service providers to resolve technical faults. Coordinates and verifies technical aspects of third-party maintenance and repair work, ensuring adherence to original equipment manufacturer (OEM) specifications, warranty requirements, recall notices, and applicable federal/state safety and environmental standards .Oversees implementation of technical upgrades, retrofits, and modifications to fleet vehicles to meet evolving mission and compliance requirements, including installation of advanced safety or communications technology as specified .Makes technical recommendations for vehicle replacements and fleet right-sizing based on wear analysis, utilization data, life-cycle cost analysis, fuel economy, emission performance, and evolving agency mission requirements. Calculates rental rates and reports on facility fleet Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) by utilizing vehicle utilization rates, mean time between failures (MTBF), cost per mile, preventive maintenance, compliance rates, and fuel/energy consumption patterns. Ensures all vehicles are maintained in strict accordance with VA, GSA, Department of Transportation (DOT), ALDOT, Environment Protection Agency (EPA), and manufacturer requirements for safety, emissions, performance, and environmental sustainability. Responsible for the secure implementation and utilization of fleet fuel management programs, using automated data capture to monitor and track fuel/energy usage, detect irregularities, and support sustainability initiatives Including the collection and development of accident information and maintaining case records .Monitors facility fleet asset condition through physical inspections reports, telematics data, and predictive analytics to proactively address emerging mechanical issues and forecast future maintenance or replacement needs. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description/PD#: Transportation Assistant ( Fleet Manager)/PD115320 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized - TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANT (HARBOR CONTROL) (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will stand watch in the Harbor Control Tower, coordinating all vessel traffic. You will Assist the Port Services Coordinator with arranging pilot and tugboat assignments to assist naval vessels in the Hawaii region. You will update and disseminate vessel movement schedule as changes or additions occur. You will notify security of all work being performed by small crafts in and around piers and dry-docks. You will monitor regional bases weather and wind speed and initiate emergency procedures when weather conditions necessitate preventive measures be taken. You will maintain a computerized log documenting port activity including vessel movements within the port, personnel injury, fires, petroleum spills, crane accidents, etc. - TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANT (FLEET MANAGEMENT) (U.S. Marine Corps): You will provide customer collision repair and refinishing via contract vendors. You will maintain the Preventive Maintenance program. You will assist in placing new vehicles into service or removing vehicles from the fleet. You will perform data entry and manipulation utilizing the automated Garrison Mobile Equipment (GME) management system Fleet Focus and GSA's Drive -Thru online program. You will initiate and update shop repair orders in the absence of the service writer and perform other duties as assigned. - Transportation Assistant (Hazardous) (Defense Logistics Agency): Performs freight shipment, transportation, and supply support functions for movements which are world-wide to aerial ports or CONUS. Initiates, verifies, and tracks Material Release Orders and exception requisitions from customer request through dispatch, coordinating with all handling entities. Selects shipment modes, arranges routing, manages urgent deliveries, and secures efficient, cost-effective carrier services for domestic and international shipments. Responds to inquiries, supplies shipment status, resolves issues, and supports the Emergency Supply Operations Center through call center. Investigates delays, cancellations, rejects, and over-aged Material Release Orders; corrects records; closes histories; and compiles data to identify causes and trends. Conducts post-audits, prepayment audits, and carrier terminal inspections; corrects documentation; redirects shipments; and ensures accurate charges and credits. Packs, labels, documents, and certifies hazardous materials for shipment in compliance with transportation regulations, ensuring proper handling and storage. Initiates, verifies, and completes documentation for air, surface, and vessel movement of hazardous freight using required specialized training and regulatory knowledge. - FLIGHT OPERATIONS SPECIALIST (Title 32) (Department of the Army): ***This is a Title 32 Excepted Service National Guard Employee Position Description Which Requires Military Membership*** As a FLIGHT OPERATIONS SPECIALIST (Title 32) with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Conducts preflight pilot briefings in accordance with National Guard regulations and directives. Briefs pilots on mission, aircraft and flight plan. Briefs and provides pilots with information on mission restrictions; on-route navigational facilities and equipment, hazards and terrain; weather forecasts; notices to airmen (NOTAMS) and deviations to flight plans when required. Is responsible for assuring pilot and crew are qualified in aircraft to be flown and for type of mission to be performed. Is responsible for completion of risk analysis projection. Determines when flight requires higher level approving authority. As flight approving official, signs briefing documents upon completion of mission preflight briefings. Makes recommendations to pilot-in-charge when flights should not be attempted. Conducts post mission debriefs. Provides flight following services for all local and maintenance test flights. Responsible for direct voice communication with aviators in flight to transmit and receive information such as flight plan changes, weather advisories, NOTAMs, other aeronautical information and data affecting safety of flight. Processes extended and local clearances, including examination for conformance with flight rules and regulations. Processes, clears and transmits flight plans and flight progress messages to appropriatee agencies (FSS, ACT tower, ARTCC) which may require use of service Be equipment. Responsible for initiating search and rescue for overdue aircraft and implementing the crash rescue plan in the event of an aircraft accident. Prepares, maintains and files records, charts, graphs, and reports allied to flight operations and flight training activities such as aircraft utilization reports, aircrew information reports, individual flight records, notice to airmen (NOTAM) file and airfield data. Compiles and summarizes reports for analysis through the use of a computer system and peripheral equipment. Maintains and accounts for aircrew training records, medical recommendations, aeronautical orders, physiological training, and aviation service data. Maintains arrival and dispatch records for inbound and outbound aircraft. Schedules and dispatches assigned aircraft and aircrews. Serves as the Synthetic Flight Training System (SFTS) coordinator by scheduling and providing necessary administrative support for aviator training. Maintains current file of aircraft flying regulations and navigational information such as radio facility carts, instrument approach procedure charts, aeronautical charts, Airman's Information Manual (AIM), airport directory, location identifiers, ATC procedures manual and Army Flight Information Publications. Supervises on-the-job training of unit flight operations personnel performing equivalent training or accomplishing a split training assembly at the facility. Performs other duties as assigned. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 3 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Major Duties: This is not an all-inclusive list A TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (T5), GS-2130-9, 1. Serves as the technical transportation advisor to all statewide operating officials on all matters dealing with commercial movement of personnel and equipment. Analyzes and advises on transportation considerations relative to the domestic and international movement of equipment, supplies, and personnel via all commercial transportation modes. Assist in the development of, maintains, and exercises the commercial traffic functions of mobilization plans, as well as training programs for managers and mobilization augmentees on related transportation subjects. Provides input to the Defense Movement Coordinator (DMC), as required, with the preparation of the commercial transportation portions of the Automated Unit Equipment List (AUEL). Analyzes traffic data and characteristics to determine area
As a TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST, GS-2130-09, you will serve as the technical transportation advisor to all statewide operating officials on all matters dealing with commercial movement of personnel and equipment. Ensure that traffic management and transportation services required to support the mission are accomplished. Inspect, or provide for inspection of, commercial carrier terminals to locate and expedite delivery of astray government shipments. Procure domestic and international travel for both military and civilian passengers. Maintain all transportation related automated systems and databases to support the Traffic Management Programs for the State. Accomplish the full spectrum of support for state and Federal National Guard operations, training, readiness missions, natural disasters, and Homeland Defense/Defense Support of Civil Authorities (HLD/DSCA). Perform other related du
Occupation: Traffic management (series 2130) | posted as: Traffic Management Specialist | You will work in traffic management. In this job series, you will: Plan, develop and put into place traffic policies and programs. Supervise offices that make sure freight, property and passengers are transported eff | 67% need a clearance | ~29 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (T5) (Air National Guard Units): Major Duties: This is not an all-inclusive list A TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (T5), GS-2130-9, 1. Serves as the technical transportation advisor to all statewide operating officials on all matters dealing with commercial movement of personnel and equipment. Analyzes and advises on transportation considerations relative to the domestic and international movement of equipment, supplies, and personnel via all commercial transportation modes. Assist in the development of, maintains, and exercises the commercial traffic functions of mobilization plans, as well as training programs for managers and mobilization augmentees on related transportation subjects. Provides input to the Defense Movement Coordinator (DMC), as required, with the preparation of the commercial transportation portions of the Automated Unit Equipment List (AUEL). Analyzes traffic data and characteristics to determine areas of potential improvement and makes recommends for changes to the Traffic Manager; identifies economic and efficient uses of transportation; and projects mission transportation requirements. Obligates and executes funding for the commercial transportation mission. (25%) 2. Ensures that traffic management and transportation services required to support the mission are accomplished. This includes services incident to receiving, processing, and dispatching commodity and passenger traffic; to include demurrage charges, drayage and other accessorial services not directly related to line-haul movements. Insures the preparation of Transportation Discrepancy Reports (TDR) and other documents in support of government claims against carriers for freight loss and damage or failure to provide contracted services. Reconciles Commercial Bills of Lading to verify receipt and shipment of equipment and supplies. Makes recommendations for changes in local policies and procedures to support the economical movement of contractually procured materials from vendors. Interprets and enforces Federal, State, and local regulations concerning the movement of hazardous materials and general commodities through various modes of carriage. Monitors and ensures proper handling, packaging, and shipping of arms, ammunition and explosives (AA&E), Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI), and classified/sensitive items. Safeguards accountable transportation documents, which may include: Government Bills of Lading, Government Transportation Requests, and Uniform Service Meal Tickets. (25%) 3. Inspects, or provides for inspection of, commercial carrier terminals to locate and expedite delivery of astray government shipments. Ensures carrier capability complies with government requirements and specifications. Manages the Carrier Performance Program for the state and provides input to the Traffic Manager for the overall program. (15%) 4. Procures domestic and international travel for both military and civilian passengers. Reviews the travel arrangements provided by the Travel Services Contractor ensuring that special fares and/or discounts are utilized when feasible. Ensures advance procurement of transportation services to achieve greatest overall cost efficiency and oversees the audit of the Travel Services Contractor for application of appropriate discounts for official travel. Monitors the approved Travel Agent for official travel for quality assurance as an Assistant Contract Officer Representative (ACOR). Advises travelers on entitlements and responsibilities and manages the processing of refunds for unused commercial tickets into the government accounting system. Ensures all travel requests are accompanied by approved travel orders and reconciles billing of requested travel services. Reconciles and validates the monthly billing for commercial air travel Centrally Billed Account (CBA) and submits it for payment. (15%) 5. Maintains all transportation related automated systems and databases to support the Traffic Management Programs for the State. (10%) 6. Accomplishes the full spectrum of support for state and Federal National Guard operations,training, readiness missions, natural disasters, and Homeland Defense/Defense Support of Civil Authorities (HLD/DSCA). (10%) Performs other duties as assigned. - TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (Department of the Air Force): As a TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST, GS-2130-09, you will serve as the technical transportation advisor to all statewide operating officials on all matters dealing with commercial movement of personnel and equipment. Ensure that traffic management and transportation services required to support the mission are accomplished. Inspect, or provide for inspection of, commercial carrier terminals to locate and expedite delivery of astray government shipments. Procure domestic and international travel for both military and civilian passengers. Maintain all transportation related automated systems and databases to support the Traffic Management Programs for the State. Accomplish the full spectrum of support for state and Federal National Guard operations, training, readiness missions, natural disasters, and Homeland Defense/Defense Support of Civil Authorities (HLD/DSCA). Perform other related duties as assigned. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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As an Airfield Operations Specialist (Title 5), GS-2150-09, you will perform the below duties: Incumbent processes flight plans, conducting necessary research and/or queries in the coordination of scheduled flights. Conducts briefings to communicate information required by aviators, including status of navigational aids (NAVAIDs), Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs), weather information, bird and wildlife conditions, alerts and advisories, airfield/runway conditions and closures, construction hazards, closed areas, and other pertinent known traffic and airfield conditions. Utilizes military flight data telecommunications system to receive and transmit flight information between worldwide U.S. military base operations, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), FSS and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). Monitors radio navigational aids, maintains flight plan information for all aircraft
You will monitor, verify, and coordinate information that ensures the timely loading/off-loading of cargo, mail, and passengers. You will serve as an Information Controller and/or Ramp Coordinator within the Air Terminal Operations Center (ATOC), a 24-hour per day, 7 day per week, 365 days per year operation. You will receive and disseminate information from inside and outside the unit. You will deliver and receive cargo and passenger manifest data from aircraft and brief aircrews regarding characteristics of cargo and number of passengers. You will serve as the eyes and ears of the Air Terminal Operations Center (ATOC) on the aircraft and aircraft parking ramp. You will monitor all ground handling operations and inform the Air Terminal Operations Center (ATOC) and work centers regarding the status of operations. You will create aircraft ground handling records for every aircraft arrival
This position is located at the Wyoming Army National Guard's (ARNG) Army Airfield, located at Camp Guernsey, Wyoming. The primary purpose is to serve as an Airfield Operations Specialist responsible for coordinating and maintaining liaison with military, federal, and local agencies concerning airspace utilization, flying operations, aircraft emergencies, search and rescue operations, and natural disasters. 1. Provides direct support to units and other military and civilian air crews, during scheduled and unscheduled flying and ground activities. 2. Provides air crews with information and assistance, necessary for planning and conducting safe flight operations. 3. Coordinates for Customs, Immigration, Homeland Security, and other inspections and arranges appropriate priority for distinguished visitors (DV), passenger and crew transportation, and special security requirements for airfield
Occupation: Transportation operations (series 2150) | posted as: Airfield Specialist; Airfield Operations Specialist; Transportation Operations Specialist (Air Ops) | You will plan, direct or operate rail, motor, air or water transportation systems and services, like driving a vehicle or working in a terminal. | ~37 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Airfield Operations Specialist (Title 5) (Permanent) (Department of the Army): As an Airfield Operations Specialist (Title 5), GS-2150-09, you will perform the below duties: Incumbent processes flight plans, conducting necessary research and/or queries in the coordination of scheduled flights. Conducts briefings to communicate information required by aviators, including status of navigational aids (NAVAIDs), Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs), weather information, bird and wildlife conditions, alerts and advisories, airfield/runway conditions and closures, construction hazards, closed areas, and other pertinent known traffic and airfield conditions. Utilizes military flight data telecommunications system to receive and transmit flight information between worldwide U.S. military base operations, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), FSS and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). Monitors radio navigational aids, maintains flight plan information for all aircraft movement, consisting of inbound, outbound, and local flights. Receives inbound information and forwards to air traffic control and other personnel, as necessary. Provides detailed assistance to student pilots and pilots of private, foreign, and contract aircraft in planning route of flight, preparation of flight plans/flight computations, and obtaining a clearance to fly in controlled airspace. Recommends alternate routes or other flight plan changes, as required. Assists the Airfield Operations Officer in the research and evaluation of airfield data, specific to airfield facilities, construction plans for the airfield, and changes/modifications- to airfield construction projects and/or priority adjustments. Compiles data and conducts analysis to facilitate and continually improve airfield operations, to include information and management channels, programs, and devices. Coordinates with community activities and tenant units to resolve conflicts or issues that surface. Assists in the review of reports, airfield policies, and aviation operations, alerting the Airfield Operations Officer to inconsistencies and potential airfield operational issues. Participates in the scheduling of airfield activities with tenant and transient unit commands, requiring use of the airfield. Processes and approves/disapproves prior permission requirements (PPR), civil aircraft landing permits (CALPs), and Army aircraft landing authorization numbers (AALAN). As required, determines minimum liability insurance requirements and determines mission validity. Coordinates for Customs, Immigration, Homeland Security, and other inspections. Arranges appropriate priority for distinguished visitors (DV), passenger and crew transportation, and special security requirements for airfield arrivals and departures. Coordinates aircraft parking, hangering, passenger pick-up and delivery, and after-hours passenger manifesting. Provides publications and navigational charts, regulations and blank forms for aircrew use. Posts and maintains flight information publications (FLIPs), used for flight planning purposes, and ensures that such publications are current. Utilizes automated systems to originate, transmit, file, and maintain NOTAMS, with respect to the operation of the facility; maintains file of all other NOTAMS received and originated by other facilities. Posts special airfield notices in flight planning areas to ensure that aviators are aware of all local hazards. Maintains an adequate supply of flight plans, manifests, standard instrument departure forms, flight planning cards, etc. Maintains a daily log for dispatch section activities and prepares necessary reports. Coordinates with POL section for aircraft refueling. Performs daily airfield inspections/checks for conditions, physical security, and force protection to ensure a safe airfield environment. Conducts inspections of runways, taxiways, aprons for discrepancies, foreign object debris, runway safety/clear zone violations, runway incursions, flightline driving program compliance, runway surface conditions, security, bird/wildlife hazards, construction activities, pavement conditions, and other items that pose a significant adverse effect to safe aircraft operations. Documents inspection findings and notifies appropriate agencies to resolve hazards or issues. Operates a government-owned-vehicle in the course of airfield inspections. Performs other duties as assigned. - TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS SPECIALIST (AIR OPS) (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will monitor, verify, and coordinate information that ensures the timely loading/off-loading of cargo, mail, and passengers. You will serve as an Information Controller and/or Ramp Coordinator within the Air Terminal Operations Center (ATOC), a 24-hour per day, 7 day per week, 365 days per year operation. You will receive and disseminate information from inside and outside the unit. You will deliver and receive cargo and passenger manifest data from aircraft and brief aircrews regarding characteristics of cargo and number of passengers. You will serve as the eyes and ears of the Air Terminal Operations Center (ATOC) on the aircraft and aircraft parking ramp. You will monitor all ground handling operations and inform the Air Terminal Operations Center (ATOC) and work centers regarding the status of operations. You will create aircraft ground handling records for every aircraft arrival and departure. You will enter, compile, and maintain cargo and passenger movement data in electronic databases. You will anticipate, confirm, and arrange all ground handling services to include parking, towing, pushback, power, fuel, etc. You will create shift logs to record information concerning operational problem areas such as aircraft delays, safety issues, cargo loading/off-loading problems, and passenger/aircrew complaints. You will provide professional customer service using all available modes of communication and will ensure a continuous flow of information and technical data. You will contact representatives from other base functions, departments, agencies, and government contractors to coordinate airlift support requirements. You will coordinate airfield traffic activities. You will brief aircrews regarding cargo load characteristics, special category cargo, and other information. You will complete airfield flightline and vehicle operations training and remain current on all airfield flightline procedures. You will perform other duties at the direction and discretion of management. - AIRFIELD OPERATIONS SPECIALIST (Army National Guard Units): This position is located at the Wyoming Army National Guard's (ARNG) Army Airfield, located at Camp Guernsey, Wyoming. The primary purpose is to serve as an Airfield Operations Specialist responsible for coordinating and maintaining liaison with military, federal, and local agencies concerning airspace utilization, flying operations, aircraft emergencies, search and rescue operations, and natural disasters. 1. Provides direct support to units and other military and civilian air crews, during scheduled and unscheduled flying and ground activities. 2. Provides air crews with information and assistance, necessary for planning and conducting safe flight operations. 3. Coordinates for Customs, Immigration, Homeland Security, and other inspections and arranges appropriate priority for distinguished visitors (DV), passenger and crew transportation, and special security requirements for airfield arrivals and departures. 4. Performs daily airfield inspections/checks for conditions, physical security, and force protection to ensure a safe airfield environment; and conduct inspections of runways, taxiways, aprons for discrepancies, foreign object debris, runway safety/clear zone violations, runway incursions, flightline driving program compliance, runway surface conditions, security, bird/wildlife hazards, construction activities, pavement conditions, and other items that pose a significant adverse effect to safe aircraft operations. ** This is NOT an all-inclusive list of duties. ** Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 3 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 1 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Coordinate initial emergency response, evaluating incidents, soliciting all necessary information, and applying judgement according to interagency guides, protocols and pre-plans. Receive and evaluate emergency calls, soliciting information to initiate an appropriate response of emergency services personnel, acquiring critical information (law enforcement, fire, medical search and rescue, etc.) from the public and other public safety agencies. Use a variety of specialized computer programs such as National Criminal Information Center (NCIC), National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS), and Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) in the performance of dispatch duties. Dependent on location, the center may dispatch for multi-jurisdictional all-risk incidents (law enforcement, wildland fire, structural fire, aviation, intelligence, medical, search and rescue, and other emergency servic
You will design and implement a training program including benchmarks, timelines, and available learning support tools and methods. You will provide classroom instruction for newly hired employees and coordinate on-the-job training (OJT) of all Emergency Management Dispatchers. You will assess and revise policies to improve training and development program operations. You will perform administrative duties relative to classroom OJT instruction. You will establish and implement Quality Assurance/Quality Treatment (QA/QI) program for dispatch center. You will design standard evaluation guidelines defining minimum performance expectations for each category to ensure compliance with agency expectations and industry recognized standards.
Serve as an Emergency Services Dispatcher for the Directorate of Emergency Services providing around the clock 24/7 services to the public by answering emergency 911 calls, and dispatches appropriate personnel and equipment. Maintain an accurate status of emergency response equipment and personnel to assure prompt and accurate response. Responsible for the control of all emergency response patrols (fire, police, and ambulance) to include, but not limited to, the dispatching of, rendering assistance/guidance to, and the supplying of critical information to patrol units. Prepare police blotters and other associated police and emergency response reports and performs filing and other administrative duties as required.
Provides advanced emergency medical dispatch life support through pre-arrival instructions to caller Operates and maintains all Dispatch Call Center equipment, including State Police Systems to obtain criminal background information. Prepares and maintains reports and records relating to emergency responses. Incumbent is required to work on alternate work schedule which may include an uncommon tour of duty (including nights, weekends and holidays). Incumbent is responsible for attaining continuing dispatch education (CDE) requirements through in-service training that is offered locally and pass in accordance with predetermined course requirements.
You will receive emergency and non-emergency requests by telephone, mobile radio, mobile data computers, or automatic alarms. You will obtain essential information and independently determine the correct emergency response units to dispatch and services to be rendered in accordance with established guidelines. You will communicate via radio with responding personnel to pass pertinent information regarding hazards that may be present at the emergency scene and obtain additional assets if requested by the Incident Commander You will monitor surrounding area frequencies for requests for mutual aid in accordance with local agreements, DOD/Navy regulations, and Federal Law. You will perform personnel background inquiries and examinations, review/update internal policies, operating procedures, and systems manuals, and occasionally provide orientation and training to other dispatchers.
Occupation: Dispatching (series 2151) | posted as: Public Safety Telecommunicator (Office Automation); Public Safety Dispatcher; Emergency Services Dispatcher; Dispatcher (Public Safety) | You will dispatch or schedule motor vehicles, trains, aircraft or other vehicles that transport passengers, mail, equipment or supplies. In this field, you will assign vehicles, track records and reports and give drivers | ~221 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Public Safety Dispatcher (National Park Service): Coordinate initial emergency response, evaluating incidents, soliciting all necessary information, and applying judgement according to interagency guides, protocols and pre-plans. Receive and evaluate emergency calls, soliciting information to initiate an appropriate response of emergency services personnel, acquiring critical information (law enforcement, fire, medical search and rescue, etc.) from the public and other public safety agencies. Use a variety of specialized computer programs such as National Criminal Information Center (NCIC), National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS), and Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) in the performance of dispatch duties. Dependent on location, the center may dispatch for multi-jurisdictional all-risk incidents (law enforcement, wildland fire, structural fire, aviation, intelligence, medical, search and rescue, and other emergency services) and collaborate with federal, state, county, and local agencies. Duties will be developmental in nature when filled below the full performance level. At the GS-7 and GS-8 grade levels, employees will serve as the senior dispatcher on staff, providing orientation, training, and leadership for lower graded or new dispatchers under the direction of the Lead Dispatcher and Dispatch Center Managers. At this level Dispatchers are expected to be able to troubleshoot issues and contribute to more efficient operations by reviewing and making recommendations for improvement of operating procedures. Physical Demands: The incumbent must function efficiently in a confined space for extended periods of time with no breaks and no opportunity to leave the confines of the dispatch center. Public Safety Dispatchers are considered "essential employees," meaning they are required to work most holidays, report for duty during adverse weather conditions, and work long hours exceeding normally scheduled shifts in case of emergencies. The nature of the work is primarily sedentary, performing office tasks and occasionally bending and lifting during the movement of records and materials. The incumbent is subject to rotating shift work and uncommon tours of duty. Work requires the use of voice in vocal communications for periods of hours at a time. Voice must be clear, audible, and tone effective with words plainly spoken and understandable. Incumbent must be able to hear clearly and discern a variety of audible communications and signals simultaneously. The work is of an emergency nature, and is often emotionally stressful. Incumbent must possess manual dexterity sufficient to operate computer terminals/keyboards and related equipment and to maintain written and electronic logs. Working Conditions: Work is normally performed in a specialized office setting, which is well-lighted and temperature controlled. The setting is confined and secure, with controlled entry and egress. Radios are continuously monitored and telephones constantly ring, resulting in periods of excessive and constant noise. Incumbent must be able to concentrate on work projects amidst noise, interruptions, and the movements of others. The incumbent will occasionally be assigned to accompany field personnel in patrol vehicles for area and function familiarization. When performing duties of Public Safety Dispatcher, the incumbent may not leave the dispatch center unless relieved by another qualified Public Safety Dispatcher. Area and Housing Information: This position is in Page, Arizona at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area on the Arizona-Utah border. Page overlooks beautiful Lake Powell which offers a variety of water sports including boating, fishing, and river running on the Colorado River above and below Lake Powell. The surrounding land is beautiful red rock country perfect for hiking, hunting, and backcountry activities. Page is at the hub of the Grand Circle which contains America's largest concentration of national parks and monuments, such as, Grand Canyon, Zion, Capitol Reef, Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, Grand Staircase-Escalante, and the Flagstaff Area Monuments. Page offers normal small community amenities such as an airport, shopping, medical and dental facilities, schools K-12, and college courses available through the local Community College. The elevation is 4300 feet with high-desert sunny days, cool nights, and low humidity. Home purchases are available in the area. Government housing may be available by a bid process. - REGIONAL DISPATCH TRAINING & QUALITY SPECIALIST (Department of the Navy): You will design and implement a training program including benchmarks, timelines, and available learning support tools and methods. You will provide classroom instruction for newly hired employees and coordinate on-the-job training (OJT) of all Emergency Management Dispatchers. You will assess and revise policies to improve training and development program operations. You will perform administrative duties relative to classroom OJT instruction. You will establish and implement Quality Assurance/Quality Treatment (QA/QI) program for dispatch center. You will design standard evaluation guidelines defining minimum performance expectations for each category to ensure compliance with agency expectations and industry recognized standards. - Emergency Services Dispatcher (Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)): Serve as an Emergency Services Dispatcher for the Directorate of Emergency Services providing around the clock 24/7 services to the public by answering emergency 911 calls, and dispatches appropriate personnel and equipment. Maintain an accurate status of emergency response equipment and personnel to assure prompt and accurate response. Responsible for the control of all emergency response patrols (fire, police, and ambulance) to include, but not limited to, the dispatching of, rendering assistance/guidance to, and the supplying of critical information to patrol units. Prepare police blotters and other associated police and emergency response reports and performs filing and other administrative duties as required. - Emergency Services Dispatcher (Department of Defense): Provides advanced emergency medical dispatch life support through pre-arrival instructions to caller Operates and maintains all Dispatch Call Center equipment, including State Police Systems to obtain criminal background information. Prepares and maintains reports and records relating to emergency responses. Incumbent is required to work on alternate work schedule which may include an uncommon tour of duty (including nights, weekends and holidays). Incumbent is responsible for attaining continuing dispatch education (CDE) requirements through in-service training that is offered locally and pass in accordance with predetermined course requirements. - EMERGENCY SERVICES DISPATCHER (U.S. Marine Corps): You will receive emergency and non-emergency requests by telephone, mobile radio, mobile data computers, or automatic alarms. You will obtain essential information and independently determine the correct emergency response units to dispatch and services to be rendered in accordance with established guidelines. You will communicate via radio with responding personnel to pass pertinent information regarding hazards that may be present at the emergency scene and obtain additional assets if requested by the Incident Commander You will monitor surrounding area frequencies for requests for mutual aid in accordance with local agreements, DOD/Navy regulations, and Federal Law. You will perform personnel background inquiries and examinations, review/update internal policies, operating procedures, and systems manuals, and occasionally provide orientation and training to other dispatchers. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 1 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Occupation: Air traffic control (series 2152) | In air traffic control, you will direct and control air traffic to make sure planes move safely and efficiently in airports and on route. You will provide pilots before and during flights with necessary information. You | ~2 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. 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Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. 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Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Occupation: Aircraft operation (series 2181) | You will pilot or copilot aircraft to carry out the duties of federal agencies. In this field, you may: Provide ground and flight instructions and in-flight information. Test developmental and modified aircraft and t | ~2 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Typical work assignments include, but are not limited to: GS-09: Participate in defining elements of project scope, objectives, and success criteria for cybersecurity process and tooling enhancements; contribute to drafting user stories and acceptance criteria. Assist in gathering and documenting functional requirements from customers and partners; capture integration needs for secure, scalable, and automatable cybersecurity solutions. Respond to taskings to establish and maintain communication with internal/external stakeholders (government partners, vendors, researchers) to align on priorities, timelines, risks, and coordinated cybersecurity response activities. Support needs analyses and feasibility studies to identify opportunities for improved cybersecurity business processes and automation aligned with CSD missions. Assist with basic risk analyses and trade-off assessments; help pr
The physical worksite for this position is located in Alexandria, Virginia. Presence at the Alexandria, VA campus is required for this role, as it includes on site functions that must be performed in person. Position may be eligible for situational telework in accordance with agency policy/business unit discretion. The agency currently allows for 52 hours of telework per calendar year. This position serves as the IT Specialist (DATAMGT), GS-09: You are excited about supporting agency-wide efforts to define and share data used to conduct USPTO business and helping more senior data architects improve data governance and data quality. You are interested in learning how to assist senior data architects with Extensible Markup Language (XML) and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) schema design using USPTO-approved tools, techniques, and standards, and by reusing applicable XML/JSON standard str
The Information Technology Specialist, located in the office of Office of Inspector General (OIG), Office of Management and Administration, Information Technology (IT) and Data Analysis Division, IT Support Section. The Section is responsible for development, implementation, evaluation, and administration of OIG information systems, technical assistance, network systems management, and service desk & asset management for OIG personnel and offices nationwide. This position is responsible for administering, developing, delivering, and supporting information technology systems and services which require knowledge of IT principles, concepts, and methods. Acts as a liaison between OIG and Office of Information & Technology personnel. This opportunity is also open to Status Candidates under Announcement 26-VAOIG-12912435. Please refer to that announcement for details on open period, eligibilit
Overview of the United States Attorney's Office-Northern District of Indiana- The United States Attorney's Office is the chief law enforcement office in the district and is responsible for representing the federal government in virtually all litigation involving the United States in the Northern District of Indiana. This includes criminal prosecutions for violations of federal law, civil lawsuits by and against the government, and actions to collect judgments and restitution on behalf of victims and taxpayers. The U.S. Attorney's Office (USAO) for the Northern District of Indiana is one of 93 USAOs in the nation. Our branches are located in Fort Wayne, Hammond and South Bend. Cases handled involve some of the most complex and difficult in the United States Attorney's office (USAO) because they may require organizing, tracking, and analyzing thousands or tens of thousands of items of evid
1. Addresses problems; installs, configures, troubleshoots, and provides maintenance and training in response to customer requirements or inquiries (e.g., tiered-level customer support). Typically provides initial incident information to the Incident Response (IR) Specialty. Provides Tier II support for end-user hardware failures. Responds to a variety of failures to devise recovery plans for system failures. Re-images customer workstations as needed and resolves complex problems. This includes developing and/or using programs and techniques to isolate causes of problems and user errors. Detects damaged or lost files, optimizes disk management, measures system performance, controls system security, and/or extends system capabilities to support local requirements. In case of system failure, makes quick fixes to restore operations, then analyzes problems, develops recommendations, and work
Occupation: Information technology management (series 2210) | posted as: Information Technology Specialist; IT Specialist (Custspt); IT Cybersecurity Specialist (Infosec); IT Specialist (Infosec) | You will work in information technology systems and services, including computers, network components, software or firmware. You may work in one of a variety of specialties: Applications software Customer support Data | ~902 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - IT CYBERSECURITY SPECIALIST (INFOSEC) (Department of Homeland Security): Typical work assignments include, but are not limited to: GS-09: Participate in defining elements of project scope, objectives, and success criteria for cybersecurity process and tooling enhancements; contribute to drafting user stories and acceptance criteria. Assist in gathering and documenting functional requirements from customers and partners; capture integration needs for secure, scalable, and automatable cybersecurity solutions. Respond to taskings to establish and maintain communication with internal/external stakeholders (government partners, vendors, researchers) to align on priorities, timelines, risks, and coordinated cybersecurity response activities. Support needs analyses and feasibility studies to identify opportunities for improved cybersecurity business processes and automation aligned with CSD missions. Assist with basic risk analyses and trade-off assessments; help prepare recommendations for cybersecurity control enhancements. Participate in developing and maintaining cybersecurity policies, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), programs, and implementation guidelines aligned to CSD subdivision missions. Support development of performance measures and continuous improvement plans that strengthen cybersecurity information sharing, coordinated response, and timely reduction of risk to critical infrastructure. Help develop and maintain methods to monitor and measure cybersecurity risk, compliance, and assurance activities. GS-11: Contribute to and coordinate segments of projects that improve cybersecurity vulnerability intake, triage, disclosure workflows, and public notifications, in support of CSD's Vulnerability Management and CVD missions. Independently develop and evaluate portions of cost estimates and design alternatives for cybersecurity process and tooling enhancements, including automation; provide advice to project leads on design concepts and changes. Conduct needs analyses to identify and recommend new or improved cybersecurity business process solutions; document user stories, acceptance criteria, and integration requirements for secure, scalable, and automatable outcomes. Perform risk analyses and feasibility studies for cybersecurity solutions; draft functional requirements and specifications aligned to CSD subdivision mission objectives and applicable directives. Draft and maintain cybersecurity policies, SOPs, programs, and implementation guidance; collaborate with stakeholders to review and improve existing and proposed policies for clarity, consistency, and mission alignment. Define and track performance measures; recommend continuous improvement actions that enhance cybersecurity information sharing and risk reduction across critical infrastructure. Develop and apply methods to monitor and measure cybersecurity risk, compliance, and assurance activities; assess security impacts of system/process changes and recommend control enhancements. GS-12: Lead definition of project scope, objectives, and success criteria for complex initiatives that improve cybersecurity vulnerability intake, triage, coordinated vulnerability disclosure workflows, and public notifications. Provide authoritative advice on project costs, design concepts, and design changes; develop and evaluate comprehensive cost estimates and design alternatives for cybersecurity process and tooling enhancements, including automation and orchestration. Establish and maintain effective communication channels with internal CSD subdivisions and external stakeholders (government partners, vendors, researchers) to drive coordinated cybersecurity response activities. Lead needs analyses, trade-off analyses, and feasibility studies to develop, document, and refine functional requirements and specifications for secure, scalable, and automatable cybersecurity solutions that advance CSD missions. Consult with customers and partners to elicit and validate functional requirements; oversee documentation of user stories, acceptance criteria, and integration needs across systems and services. Develop, implement, and maintain cybersecurity policies, programs, SOPs, and implementation guidelines; ensure alignment with CSD subdivision mission objectives and applicable directives, standards, and governance. Chair or facilitate cross-functional working groups to develop and evaluate existing and proposed policies, ensuring clarity, consistency, and alignment with CSD's cybersecurity mission. Define, implement, and report on performance measures and continuous improvement plans that strengthen cybersecurity information sharing, operational collaboration, coordinated response, and the timely reduction of risk to critical infrastructure. Design and oversee methods to monitor and measure cybersecurity risk, compliance, and assurance activities; assess and approve security impacts of system/process changes and prescribe control enhancements. - IT Specialist (DATAMGT) (Patent and Trademark Office): The physical worksite for this position is located in Alexandria, Virginia. Presence at the Alexandria, VA campus is required for this role, as it includes on site functions that must be performed in person. Position may be eligible for situational telework in accordance with agency policy/business unit discretion. The agency currently allows for 52 hours of telework per calendar year. This position serves as the IT Specialist (DATAMGT), GS-09: You are excited about supporting agency-wide efforts to define and share data used to conduct USPTO business and helping more senior data architects improve data governance and data quality. You are interested in learning how to assist senior data architects with Extensible Markup Language (XML) and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) schema design using USPTO-approved tools, techniques, and standards, and by reusing applicable XML/JSON standard structures. You enjoy analyzing business and technical requirements, identifying applicable data requirements, supporting the standardization and management of data elements, and preparing or maintaining enterprise data structure artifacts such as data models, data dictionaries, data flow diagrams, and interface diagrams. You are motivated to participate in baseline data quality assessments for data migration, data profiling and monitoring efforts, and data redundancy analysis. This position serves as the IT Specialist (DATAMGT), GS-11: You are excited about supporting agency-wide efforts to define and share data used to conduct USPTO business while helping more senior data architects improve data governance and data quality. You are interested in learning how to assist senior data architects with Extensible Markup Language (XML) and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) schema design using USPTO-approved tools, techniques, and standards, and by reusing applicable XML/JSON standard structures. You enjoy analyzing business and technical requirements, identifying applicable data requirements, supporting the standardization and management of data elements, and preparing or maintaining enterprise data structure artifacts such as data models, data dictionaries, data flow diagrams, and interface diagrams. You like contributing to baseline data quality assessments for data migration, data profiling and monitoring efforts, and data redundancy analysis. - Information Technology Specialist (Department of Veterans Affairs): The Information Technology Specialist, located in the office of Office of Inspector General (OIG), Office of Management and Administration, Information Technology (IT) and Data Analysis Division, IT Support Section. The Section is responsible for development, implementation, evaluation, and administration of OIG information systems, technical assistance, network systems management, and service desk & asset management for OIG personnel and offices nationwide. This position is responsible for administering, developing, delivering, and supporting information technology systems and services which require knowledge of IT principles, concepts, and methods. Acts as a liaison between OIG and Office of Information & Technology personnel. This opportunity is also open to Status Candidates under Announcement 26-VAOIG-12912435. Please refer to that announcement for details on open period, eligibility, and how to apply. The following are the duties of this position at the GS-13. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position. Administers, develops, delivers, and supports information technology systems and services which require knowledge of IT principles, concepts, and methods. Acts as a liaison between OIG and Office of Information & Technology personnel. Supports Infrastructure components including wide area networking and converged technologies to include managing connectivity to OIG Offices, managing OIG wide area network, telecommunications (phone lines, data, and voice circuits) Video conferencing technologies, wireless network, and universal network services such as infrastructure applications (CiscoWorks, WhatsUp Gold, Dell Open Manage, etc.) Provides all OIG customers a single point of contact for all Information Technology questions, support, and communication. The OIG IT Support Team handles all IT incidents and problems, IT asset management, and maintain IT assets inventory. - Information Technology Specialist (Litigation Support) (Department of Justice): Overview of the United States Attorney's Office-Northern District of Indiana- The United States Attorney's Office is the chief law enforcement office in the district and is responsible for representing the federal government in virtually all litigation involving the United States in the Northern District of Indiana. This includes criminal prosecutions for violations of federal law, civil lawsuits by and against the government, and actions to collect judgments and restitution on behalf of victims and taxpayers. The U.S. Attorney's Office (USAO) for the Northern District of Indiana is one of 93 USAOs in the nation. Our branches are located in Fort Wayne, Hammond and South Bend. Cases handled involve some of the most complex and difficult in the United States Attorney's office (USAO) because they may require organizing, tracking, and analyzing thousands or tens of thousands of items of evidence, millions of data elements, or involve untried or especially novel computer or digital imaging applications. Automated support is necessary to prepare, organize, index, develop, and manage exhibits, evidence, or other data relevant to cases presented before a jury, grand jury or in other legal proceedings. Typical work assignments will include (but are not limited to): Provide technical assistance to litigation teams on legal automation requirements and systems capabilities to facilitate litigation decisions, trial preparation and trial presentation. Apply knowledge of Federal Criminal and Civil procedures, court requirements, and district practices to implement new and enhanced computer applications needed for criminal and civil cases. Work with Assistant United States Attorneys (AUSAs), investigators, federal agents, and support staffs to determine the most effective strategy to meet litigation needs. Identify software packages such as: databases, spreadsheets and word processing applications based on the effectiveness of (1) presenting complex and voluminous evidence, (2) producing graphic demonstrative evidence, and (3) meeting individual user needs. Assist and/or trains attorneys and legal support staff in organizing voluminous case information for efficient retrieval through automated means such as scanning, indexing, and controlling of documents into a data base. Assure documents are organized for efficient automated storage and retrieval by preparing appropriate indices, defining data file search criteria and indexing/coding fields. Responsibilities will increase and assignments will become more complex as your training and experience progress. This position has promotion potential to the GS-11 grade level. Promotion to the next grade level is at management's discretion and is based on your demonstrated ability to perform the higher-level duties, the continuing need for the higher-level duties, and "Regulatory/Administrative" approval. Promotion to the next higher grade level is not guaranteed and no promise of promotion is implied. - IT SPECIALIST (CUSTOMER SUPPORT)(T32) (Army National Guard Units): 1. Addresses problems; installs, configures, troubleshoots, and provides maintenance and training in response to customer requirements or inquiries (e.g., tiered-level customer support). Typically provides initial incident information to the Incident Response (IR) Specialty. Provides Tier II support for end-user hardware failures. Responds to a variety of failures to devise recovery plans for system failures. Re-images customer workstations as needed and resolves complex problems. This includes developing and/or using programs and techniques to isolate causes of problems and user errors. Detects damaged or lost files, optimizes disk management, measures system performance, controls system security, and/or extends system capabilities to support local requirements. In case of system failure, makes quick fixes to restore operations, then analyzes problems, develops recommendations, and works with other staff to implement changes. Trouble-shoots and repairs IT systems and related components, (software & hardware) implementing Army standards and accepted practices. Notifies team leader of any significant trends in hardware / software implementation issues and any potential problems that may have a detrimental effect on mission requirements. Coordinates support actions with user, other IT personnel, and higher levels as required. Evaluates IT hardware and software used by activities. Installs, tests, and prepares performance reports and recommendations on such equipment as microcomputers, printers, scanners, etc. Works with users to test and evaluate a variety of software packages. Resolves problems to the extent possible before referring more difficult problems to appropriate levels. Applies appropriate security measures consistent with approved security standards. (40%) 2. Provides support and guidance on installing, and operating personal computers, peripheral equipment, and associated software. Supports users on equipment and software; custom installation and maintenance of hardware and software; investigating and resolving problems arising in the user operation of equipment/systems to extent possible before referring more difficult problems to the appropriate levels; documenting actions taken in Remedy ITSM or the current work ticket tracking system; and serving as a point of information for workstation operations. Receives, responds to, and ensures resolution of all types of help center calls. (40%) 3. Receives requests for resolution of hardware or software problems that may require in-depth research. Analyzes customer problems and research database for possible solutions or tasks the appropriate subject matter expert or section capable of resolving the problem. Coordinates external vendor support for warranty repairs when applicable and ensures proper escort assigned while work is performed. Maintains awareness of current trends in information technology. Performs varied research and periodical searches to identify current trends in information systems, hardware, software, and training. (10%) 4. Updates hardware and software architecture databases to reflect installations, turn-ins, and changes in reportable software. Works directly with Property Book Officers and Supply Sergeants to ensure all assigned and transitional property is accounted for. Performs cyclic inventories as required by the Command Supply Discipline Program. (10%) Performs other duties as assigned. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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(1) Calibrates and repairs TMDE within support capability and authority including various levels of calibration as designated in technical bulletins, manuals, etc. Performs functional electronic, physical, and radioactive testing involving interpretation and analysis of measurement data, in accordance with cyclic inspection requirements. Aligns, troubleshoots, tests, inspects, repairs, modifies, calibrates and certifies precision measurement equipment such as multimeters, microwave equipment, oscilloscopes, temperature analyzers, mercurial barometers, gage blocks and micrometer caliper dimensional equipment, digital voltmeters, signal generators, torque wrenches, pressure gauges, torque testers, weight scales, electronic counters, radiation monitors, radix calibrators, and radiation dosimeters. Analyzes and isolates component malfunctions; calculates and determines tolerances; and perfor
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
You will test, analyze, and repair instruments, meters, and control system components to ensure they are functioning properly and returning systems to operation. You will troubleshoot, reprogram, and recalibrate computer-controlled interface components, and initiate diagnostic programs to locate and check defective units. You will perform repairs on energized high-voltage systems, removing instruments and components from service in various distribution switchboards as necessary. You will use your judgment to determine work sequences, select appropriate tools, and apply technical data from schematics, manuals, and procedures. You will provide technical assistance and guidance to lower-graded workers and develop new techniques for use on specific or unique equipment.
Troubleshoots, repairs, overhauls, modifies, tests, calibrates, and certifies a variety of standard and nonstandard electronic test equipment. Provides advice and technical assistance to supported organizations. Uses and maintains tools. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean work environment. Maintains records and documents actions.
Perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of low-complexity electronic components, missile guidance systems, control systems, and launcher rails. Operate both computerized/automated and manual test equipment to diagnose and isolate faults in various missile systems (e.g., Sidewinder, Sparrow, HARM, AMRAAM, and MLRS). Assist higher-graded mechanics with complex overhauls, installations, and system alignments at both the component and complete missile assembly levels. Fabricate and repair cables, cable harnesses, and circuit cards using specialized shop equipment, soldering tools, and wiring layout diagrams. Execute diagnostic test routines using technical manuals, schematics, block diagrams, and engineering work instructions to isolate defective components.
Occupation: Electronic measurement equipment mechanic (series 2602) | posted as: Electronic Measurement Equipment Mechanic; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Electronic Measurement Equipment Worker; Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic (Mvo) | You will repair, maintain and calibrate electronic equipment that measures things like voltage, resistance, frequency, capacitance or inductance. | ~28 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (T32) (Department of the Army): (1) Calibrates and repairs TMDE within support capability and authority including various levels of calibration as designated in technical bulletins, manuals, etc. Performs functional electronic, physical, and radioactive testing involving interpretation and analysis of measurement data, in accordance with cyclic inspection requirements. Aligns, troubleshoots, tests, inspects, repairs, modifies, calibrates and certifies precision measurement equipment such as multimeters, microwave equipment, oscilloscopes, temperature analyzers, mercurial barometers, gage blocks and micrometer caliper dimensional equipment, digital voltmeters, signal generators, torque wrenches, pressure gauges, torque testers, weight scales, electronic counters, radiation monitors, radix calibrators, and radiation dosimeters. Analyzes and isolates component malfunctions; calculates and determines tolerances; and performs tests and calibrations in accordance with instructions, which are often vague and incomplete, and may require the preparation of diagrams and instructions to facilitate the calibration action. (2) Sets up system test sets and various types of test equipment such as frequency meters, standing wave ratio meters, radio frequency (RF) power meters, function/ arbitrary waveform generator, distortion analyzers, time frequency work stations, oscillators, voltmeters, electronic counters, oscilloscopes, attenuators, decade resistors and capacitors, signal generators, stroboscope, tachometers, pneumatic and hydraulic pressure standards and other physical and electronic tests. Diagnoses equipment, makes repairs, and replaces defective parts/components such as integrated circuits, printed circuit boards, electronic condition coils, radiation detector boards/circuits, crystals, transistors, tubes, transformers, condensers, diodes, relays potentiometers, and related components. (3) Following repair, tests by applying signals in known amplitude and wave shape into oscilloscopes to observe wave pattern. Isolates faults by taking measurements and comparisons in voltage, amperage, ohms, henries, power factor, watts, temperature, humidity, microns, foot-pounds, decibels, sensitivity, noise, stability, Voltage Standard Wave Ratio (VSWR), impedance, phase, absolute pressure, time intervals, displacement, flow rate, etc., to determine performance of equipment. If signal is distorted, traces it through electronic stages to locate malfunctioning part. Checks sweep rate by feeding known signal to an oscilloscope and observing wave pattern to correct shape and size. Operates equipment to complete range checking for proper operation of positioning controls. Adjusts with trimmer potentiometers; and if calibration is still not possible, adds or removes sufficient resistance to permit balancing of circuit. As needed, contacts the using organization to obtain information concerning the nature of the malfunction. Uses equipment schematics to analyze circuits by preparing block diagram showing major components such as amplifiers, filters, oscillators and indicators. (4) Determines purpose in operation characteristics of each major section. Refers to technical manuals and manufactures specifications to obtain information on operation characteristics of circuit components such as integrated circuits, microprocessors, decoders, latching networks, notch filters, logics, controllers, programmable gain amplifiers, digital displays, transistors, tubes, transformers, coils, relays, motors, and similar devices. Disassembles, cleans and inspects parts such as printed circuit boards, resistors, capacitors, integrated circuits, relays, chambers, cables, and wiring for evidence or wear or malfunction. Repairs and/or replaces parts as required. (5) Completes necessary Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS), calibration, radiation reports and other records and forms on work completed. Ensures maximum number of weapons systems are operationally ready. Uses TMDE Integrated Maintenance Management Systems (TIMMS) for all supported equipment to track, turn-in, repair, calibrate, and return to the end user in a timely fashion to prevent work stoppages. Furnishes technical data to the supervisor for inclusion in reports as well as recommending equipment improvement and solutions for unusual problems related to testing and the use of precision TMDE. (6) Follows appropriate safety procedures, with special care being exercised while calibrating high voltage, radio frequency, radioactive sources and high-pressure instruments and gages. Performs and interprets wipe tests on radiation sources for possibility of radiation hazards. Familiar with and abides by all Federal and State regulations concerning handling, transportation and disposal of radioactive waste or devices. (7) Performs other duties as assigned. PLEASE CONTACT HRO FOR COMPLETE POSITION DESCRIPTION. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (Department of the Navy): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. - ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command): You will test, analyze, and repair instruments, meters, and control system components to ensure they are functioning properly and returning systems to operation. You will troubleshoot, reprogram, and recalibrate computer-controlled interface components, and initiate diagnostic programs to locate and check defective units. You will perform repairs on energized high-voltage systems, removing instruments and components from service in various distribution switchboards as necessary. You will use your judgment to determine work sequences, select appropriate tools, and apply technical data from schematics, manuals, and procedures. You will provide technical assistance and guidance to lower-graded workers and develop new techniques for use on specific or unique equipment. - Electronic Measurement Equipment Mechanic-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY (Air Force Materiel Command): Troubleshoots, repairs, overhauls, modifies, tests, calibrates, and certifies a variety of standard and nonstandard electronic test equipment. Provides advice and technical assistance to supported organizations. Uses and maintains tools. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean work environment. Maintains records and documents actions. - Electronic Measurement Equipment Worker (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of low-complexity electronic components, missile guidance systems, control systems, and launcher rails. Operate both computerized/automated and manual test equipment to diagnose and isolate faults in various missile systems (e.g., Sidewinder, Sparrow, HARM, AMRAAM, and MLRS). Assist higher-graded mechanics with complex overhauls, installations, and system alignments at both the component and complete missile assembly levels. Fabricate and repair cables, cable harnesses, and circuit cards using specialized shop equipment, soldering tools, and wiring layout diagrams. Execute diagnostic test routines using technical manuals, schematics, block diagrams, and engineering work instructions to isolate defective components. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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Tour of duty: Evening Shift: Monday - Friday -1:30pm - 10:00pm. Night Shift: Sunday night thru Friday morning - 9:30PM to 6:00AM Hours May Change Due to Operational Needs of Management The individual selected for this position will: Inspect and Troubleshoots HVAC Electronics and DDC Uses a precise knowledge of Direct Digital Controls (DDC) for advanced troubleshooting and repair abilities. Possess the ability to make changes to digital control programming for Automated Logic and Alerton control systems. Uses skills to troubleshoot and edit a WebCTRL program. Troubleshoots tools such as Wireshark and its usage in BACnet discovery. Possess a basic knowledge of Automated Logic clippings and their usage. Uses broad, practical and precise knowledge of electronic principles and practices to perform a complete range of electronic mechanical work relative to testing, troubleshooting, repairing,
Federal Wage System (FWS) Salary Table for "Rest of US" (RUS) has been provided for your use and information. Salaries may vary dependent upon grade level and location selected. Please refer to the Salary Table link for more information: https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/pay-leave/salaries-wages Link to FWS Qualifications for additional information:https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/classification-qualifications/federal-wage-system-qualifications/#url=List-of-Approved-Job-Elements
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
Performs all preventative maintenance, operational checks, repair, layout, installation, troubleshooting, tracing, locating defects, and modification on all new and existing electronic systems park wide. Applies all relevant standards, codes, and regulations to select the correct materials and methods for installing, maintaining, repairing, modifying, or upgrading covered systems. Plans and lays out the routing, placement, type, and size of devices, fixtures, wiring, and related components. Establishes and maintains an extensive supply of parts, sensors, panels, wiring, and other materials to support maintenance of intrusion alarm systems and the park-wide intrusion two-way radio reporting system. Performs initial acceptance testing for new fire alarm systems and completes all required system certification testing on annual, biannual, or longer intervals. Provides and maintains a supply
You will install, modify, overhaul, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair electronics equipment and complete operational systems. You will set up and operate computer controlled automatic test equipment (ATE) to test and troubleshoot complex electronic components or systems. You will annotate system changes on as-built drawings to reflect work accomplished. You will provide advisory services to command and tenant personnel on system compatibility or connectivity with proposed or existing equipment/systems.
Occupation: Electronics mechanic (series 2604) | posted as: Electronics Mechanic; Electronics Worker; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Electronic Mechanic (Mvo) | You will fabricate, repair and maintain ground, airborne and marine electronic equipment. You may work on things like: Cryptographic Infrared Industrial x-ray Laser Marine, aeronautical and space navigation aids M | ~226 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - HVAC Electronics Mechanic (DDC) (Architect of the Capitol): Tour of duty: Evening Shift: Monday - Friday -1:30pm - 10:00pm. Night Shift: Sunday night thru Friday morning - 9:30PM to 6:00AM Hours May Change Due to Operational Needs of Management The individual selected for this position will: Inspect and Troubleshoots HVAC Electronics and DDC Uses a precise knowledge of Direct Digital Controls (DDC) for advanced troubleshooting and repair abilities. Possess the ability to make changes to digital control programming for Automated Logic and Alerton control systems. Uses skills to troubleshoot and edit a WebCTRL program. Troubleshoots tools such as Wireshark and its usage in BACnet discovery. Possess a basic knowledge of Automated Logic clippings and their usage. Uses broad, practical and precise knowledge of electronic principles and practices to perform a complete range of electronic mechanical work relative to testing, troubleshooting, repairing, adjusting, aligning and calibration of complex DDC system components. Performs operational tests of newly installed electronic assemblies and major components. Performs tests to identify complex integrated circuitry malfunctions and repair the interface of components in relation to operational performance requirements. Verifies and proof tests equipment being used to determine if such equipment and/or procedures are within acceptable tolerances. Independently or as a team member, installs, overhauls, repairs, modifies and performs operational checks and built-in tests on a variety building application systems, sub-systems and related electrical, electronic, mechanical and hydraulic components. Troubleshoots, isolates and corrects malfunctions, using system test sets and diagnostic equipment. Utilizes a knowledge of Building Automation Systems (BAS) to diagnose and coordinate repairs with EMCS, where necessary and to repair DDC and improve operating efficiency. Acknowledges and investigates error alarms to maintain system integrity. Isolates problems and determines nature and scope of repairs and replacements required by making voltage, frequency calculations, tracing circuits and relationships in the signal flow through the use of schematics and applicable drawings. HVAC Operation and Performance Possess a broad understanding of control strategies for chill water distribution systems. Understands and implements reset control strategies and 100% outside air control strategies for improved HVAC system performance. Develops heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) operational schedules using Automated Logic WebCTRL system. Understands and implements feedforward and feedback control loops, how they differ and their purpose in control strategies. Troubleshoots HVAC operational issues using Automated Logic WebCTRL's alarms, trends and reporting features. Uses diagnostic fault tools for advanced troubleshooting of operational issues. In the absence of established documentation determines the method and technique necessary to perform electronic tests. Performs operational checks of advanced electronic assemblies in accordance with vendor procedures. Fuses chilled water or refrigerant lines to condensers, evaporators, compressors and controls. Evacuates, dehydrates and charges system with appropriate refrigerants. Checks for refrigerant leakages. Resets controls essential to maintain desired temperatures, pressure and humidity. Locates and diagnoses problems in control systems following trouble calls or inspections. Fabricates new and/or repairs parts such as hinges, flanges, pipe joints and bearing sleeves, which can require welding. Makes all necessary adjustments in electrical and pneumatic controls for optimal operation of chilled or hot water valves, booster heaters, pre-heaters, maximum air return, outside air and automatic and bypass volume dampers. Checks systems for suitable running cycles, refrigerant and oil leakages, motor and compressor temperatures, belt adjustment, set points, cleanliness, operations and superheat rotation and heating protection. Tests and aligns and final adjustments to meet calibration standards using a variety of sophisticated commercial test equipment such as electronic counters, digital multi-meters, oscilloscopes, card readers, controllers (computers), etc. - Electronics Mechanic/Aircraft Electrician (Department of the Air Force): Federal Wage System (FWS) Salary Table for "Rest of US" (RUS) has been provided for your use and information. Salaries may vary dependent upon grade level and location selected. Please refer to the Salary Table link for more information: https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/pay-leave/salaries-wages Link to FWS Qualifications for additional information:https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/classification-qualifications/federal-wage-system-qualifications/#url=List-of-Approved-Job-Elements - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. - Electronics Mechanic (Department of the Interior): Performs all preventative maintenance, operational checks, repair, layout, installation, troubleshooting, tracing, locating defects, and modification on all new and existing electronic systems park wide. Applies all relevant standards, codes, and regulations to select the correct materials and methods for installing, maintaining, repairing, modifying, or upgrading covered systems. Plans and lays out the routing, placement, type, and size of devices, fixtures, wiring, and related components. Establishes and maintains an extensive supply of parts, sensors, panels, wiring, and other materials to support maintenance of intrusion alarm systems and the park-wide intrusion two-way radio reporting system. Performs initial acceptance testing for new fire alarm systems and completes all required system certification testing on annual, biannual, or longer intervals. Provides and maintains a supply of replacement radio parts, including batteries, chargers, antennas, and similar components. - ELECTRONICS MECHANIC (U.S. Marine Corps): You will install, modify, overhaul, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair electronics equipment and complete operational systems. You will set up and operate computer controlled automatic test equipment (ATE) to test and troubleshoot complex electronic components or systems. You will annotate system changes on as-built drawings to reflect work accomplished. You will provide advisory services to command and tenant personnel on system compatibility or connectivity with proposed or existing equipment/systems. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The incumbent plays an important role in maintaining and controlling equipment that impacts infection control with appropriate air changes/pressure for invasive procedures, sterile supply storage, and isolation patients; comfort level with air conditioning; energy goals with equipment efficiency; life safety with fire alarm operation with air handling equipment; etc. Duties may include but not limited to: -Works a rotating shift (1st' 2nd' and 3rd) to operate the Energy System Control Center (ESCC) on a 24-hour, 7-day basis, monitoring, adjusting, maintaining, and repairing the facility's building service equipment systems and related components. This equipment is vital to the functionality of Audie L. Murphy VA Hospital, and includes, but is not limited to: a. Air Handling Equipment - equipment that controls the air conditioning for the entire Hospital to include Operating Rooms; Supply
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
You will evaluate the impact that electronically controlled industrial equipment repairs and adjustments will have on related integral devices. You will determine the effects that alterations will have on a total system to verify added equipment will function correctly. You will analyze diagnostic test readings and operating conditions of electronically controlled industrial equipment to isolate system malfunctions. You will use all types of test equipment to measure input and output voltages, amperage, cycles, check continuity and impose various electrical loads. You will be required to utilize computers, laptops, and testing equipment to troubleshoot problems prior to responding to field location where repairs will occur. You will be responsible for performing a combination of construction, maintenance, repair, manufacture, modification, utilities operation, or equipment operation invo
Perform services on the Utilities Monitoring and Controls System (UMCS) for monitoring and controlling HVAC, fire/life, safety, security, energy, and utility systems in a variety of facilities. Conduct scheduled maintenance and troubleshooting tasks such as tightening contacts and connections, replacing fuses, resistors, and analog boards as needed. Use a line analyzer to measure voltage settings on analog boards; use a decade box (resistance simulator) to check sensors and calibrate analog boards; and use a digital VOM fluke to adjust voltage within 1/10,0000th of a volt on analog boards. Operate hand-held H2T test simulator or laptop computer on Field Processing Units to bypass keyboard controls while in field to adjust or alter set points. Enter facility schematics of system locations which provide a graphic representation for identifying a problem source. Use mnemonic codes for calli
If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
Occupation: Electronic industrial controls mechanic (series 2606) | posted as: Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic; Electronic Industrial Control Mechanic - Fire Systems; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Electronics Industrial Control Mechanic | You will install, maintain, repair and calibrate electronic controls in industrial machines, engines or energy systems. | ~56 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic (Veterans Health Administration): The incumbent plays an important role in maintaining and controlling equipment that impacts infection control with appropriate air changes/pressure for invasive procedures, sterile supply storage, and isolation patients; comfort level with air conditioning; energy goals with equipment efficiency; life safety with fire alarm operation with air handling equipment; etc. Duties may include but not limited to: -Works a rotating shift (1st' 2nd' and 3rd) to operate the Energy System Control Center (ESCC) on a 24-hour, 7-day basis, monitoring, adjusting, maintaining, and repairing the facility's building service equipment systems and related components. This equipment is vital to the functionality of Audie L. Murphy VA Hospital, and includes, but is not limited to: a. Air Handling Equipment - equipment that controls the air conditioning for the entire Hospital to include Operating Rooms; Supply, Process, and. Distribution; Reprocessing of Re-usable Medical Equipment; Intensive Care Units; Isolation Patient Rooms; Bio-Safety Lab; Clinical Lab; Animal Research; Bone Marrow Treatment Unit; Dialysis; Chemotherapy; Inpatient/Outpatient Pharmacy; Phone Switch; Main IT Servers; Admin Areas; etc. b. Exhaust Fans - equipment that controls exhausting of hazardous or unpleasant air particulates such as Sterilization, Decontamination, Clinical Lab, Bio-Safety Lab, Ethylene Oxide, bathrooms, etc. c. Chilled Water Distribution - equipment that supplies and controls chilled water flow to air handling and medical (MRI) equipment throughout the Hospital. d. Steam Distribution - equipment that supplies and controls steam flow to air handling equipment and sterilizers throughout the Hospital. e. Domestic Hot Water - equipment that supplies and controls hot water flow and temperature to sinks and showers throughout the Hospital. f. Fire Alarm - software that controls dampers and air handling equipment that provides safety during the event of a fire. g. Fire Suppression - equipment that supplies water to the sprinkler system that activates during the event of a fire. h. Lighting - expected to change lamps, ballast, and/or switches especially during evening-midnight shifts. i. Temperature/Humidity - software that monitors and alarms when sensitive areas are out of range. j. Research & Lab Freezers - software that monitors and alarms when freezers with patient and/or research related specimens are out of range. -Conducts periodic rounds of building service equipment and documents operating parameters and inspection of key systems and components and takes corrective action when equipment is not operating within normal parameters. -When the building management program is mal-functioning or not communicating with equipment incumbent must make manual adjustments to the equipment's controls and hardware to achieve desired results. This individual monitor area weather conditions, and if required, adjusts the Energy Management System (EMS) to compensate for extreme hot or cold weather conditions. The individual must make independent decisions regarding the distribution of steam and chilled water during extreme weather conditions. Incumbent is responsible for maintaining a safe environment conducive to patient care and safety. -Leaves job site and shop in clean and safe condition. Material and debris are cleaned on an ongoing basis during the job. Upon completion of the job the area is cleaned, swept, and mopped as needed, and left ready for the housekeeping staff to do the final cleaning. Tools, equipment, chemicals, and material are secured in the work cart so that it poses no risk to patients, staff, employees, or public. Work Schedule: Shifts (rotating) include: 8:00a.m. to 4:00p.m., 4:00p.m. to Midnight, Midnight to 8:00a.m. Telework: Not Available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Position Description Title/PD#: Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic/PDHA671-00470-A Relocation and Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized Financial Disclosure Report: Not required PHYSICAL EFFORT: Incumbent works from ladders, scaffolding, platforms, motorized high lift, etc. as well as other hard to reach places. Incumbent stands, stoops, bends, kneels, crawls, climbs and works in tiring and uncomfortable positions for extended periods of time. Incumbent frequently lifts and carries tools, parts, equipment, and material that weigh up to 20 pounds and less often up to 40 pounds. Occasionally lifts or moves, with assistance, moderately heavy object weighing more than 40 pounds. WORKING CONDITIONS: Duties are normally accomplished in a climate-controlled area and in the pipe and Interstitial spaces. These spaces can be hot, dusty, and poorly illuminated. Incumbent is subject to cuts, scrapes, splinters and burns due to the tools and materials used. Incumbent is subject to dirt, dust, spray, fumes, and odors from accomplishing job. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. - ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS MECHANIC (Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command): You will evaluate the impact that electronically controlled industrial equipment repairs and adjustments will have on related integral devices. You will determine the effects that alterations will have on a total system to verify added equipment will function correctly. You will analyze diagnostic test readings and operating conditions of electronically controlled industrial equipment to isolate system malfunctions. You will use all types of test equipment to measure input and output voltages, amperage, cycles, check continuity and impose various electrical loads. You will be required to utilize computers, laptops, and testing equipment to troubleshoot problems prior to responding to field location where repairs will occur. You will be responsible for performing a combination of construction, maintenance, repair, manufacture, modification, utilities operation, or equipment operation involving diverse skills. - Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic (United States Army Installation Management Command): Perform services on the Utilities Monitoring and Controls System (UMCS) for monitoring and controlling HVAC, fire/life, safety, security, energy, and utility systems in a variety of facilities. Conduct scheduled maintenance and troubleshooting tasks such as tightening contacts and connections, replacing fuses, resistors, and analog boards as needed. Use a line analyzer to measure voltage settings on analog boards; use a decade box (resistance simulator) to check sensors and calibrate analog boards; and use a digital VOM fluke to adjust voltage within 1/10,0000th of a volt on analog boards. Operate hand-held H2T test simulator or laptop computer on Field Processing Units to bypass keyboard controls while in field to adjust or alter set points. Enter facility schematics of system locations which provide a graphic representation for identifying a problem source. Use mnemonic codes for calling up field data points and enter values and status elements that establish the parameters or command the UMCS to monitor each field data point. - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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As a ELECTRONIC INTEGRATED SYSTEMS MECHANIC (Title 32) with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Performs scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on one or more multi-complex electronic integrated systems. Completes operational checks, inspections, tests, trouble shooting, removal and replacement of Line Replaceable Units (LRUs) which are linked with integrated systems and LRUs which are independent or associated with nonintegrated systems. Isolates unusual malfunctions using technical orders, schematics, wiring diagrams, tools, and test equipment including automatic test equipment and Flight Line Test Systems (FLTS). Solves complex problems by analyzing installation, circuitry, and operating characteristics of the systems. Adjusts and aligns system sensors, transmitters, amplifiers, power supplies, display devices, controls, transponders, actuato
As a ELECTRONIC INTEGRATED SYSTEMS MECHANIC (Title 32) with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Performs operational checks, inspections, tests and troubleshooting on electronic integrated systems composed of a number of sensor subsystems: Integrated Vehicle Health Management System (IVHMS), the Common Missile Warning System (CMWS), the Improved Countermeasure Dispenser System (ICMD), the Night Vision Goggle System (NVG), the Air Data Subsystem, the Attitude Heading Reference System (AHRS) and Doppler/GPS Navigation System (DGNS), Command Instrument Set (CIS) ; a logic subsystem-- the Multiplex Data Bus System (MUX), the Multiplex Remote Terminal Units (MRTU), Data Link Terminal Units (DLTU), and Digital Automatic Flight Control System (DAFCS); and actuating subsystems--, and the Digital Automatic Stabilization System (DASS), which includes the
Remove, install, modify, overhaul, maintain, troubleshoot, repair, align, calibrate and rebuild multi-system avionics complexes consisting of multiple completely integrated electronic avionics systems where the complex accomplishes a number of major functions. Troubleshoot operational malfunctions and analyzes system performance utilizing aircrew debrief data, Technical Orders, schematic and wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, data analysis, common and system-specific test equipment and built in system tests. Review and analyze maintenance data; determines if criteria are sufficient to provide adequate test, troubleshooting and repair procedures; devise and recommend tests, procedural changes, or data corrections. Analyze equipment failure and malfunctions and suggest changes to improve operation. Perform housekeeping clean-up duties, such as cleaning equipment, sweeping, straightenin
Perform system analysis and final alignment of several electronic, multi-system complexes. Test, troubleshoot, repair, overhaul, modify, adjust end aligns a variety of electrical, electronic, mechanical hydraulic pneumatic systems and integrated systems. Recognize deficiencies in test equipment, programming a system under test. Use various test equipment such as multimeter, oscilloscopes, counters, electronic power meters, frequency synthesizers, spectrum analyzer, logic analyzer and microwave devices.
You will remove, install, test, operate, troubleshoot, modify, repair and calibrate multi-system complexes consisting of several complete integrated systems that communicate on a data bus to a central computer. You will make functional and quantitative check outs of electronic systems to insure proper performance and reliability of systems prior, during and after flight.
Occupation: Electronic integrated systems mechanic (series 2610) | posted as: Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (Title 32); Title 32 Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (Mi 191St Mxs); Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (Indef) (Title 32); Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic-Direct Hire Authority | You will install, repair and maintain electronic sensor subsystems that change how larger systems work. In this field, you may work on fire control systems, flight and landing systems, automatic test equipment, flight si | ~130 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - ELECTRONIC INTEGRATED SYSTEMS MECHANIC (Title 32) (Air National Guard Units): As a ELECTRONIC INTEGRATED SYSTEMS MECHANIC (Title 32) with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Performs scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on one or more multi-complex electronic integrated systems. Completes operational checks, inspections, tests, trouble shooting, removal and replacement of Line Replaceable Units (LRUs) which are linked with integrated systems and LRUs which are independent or associated with nonintegrated systems. Isolates unusual malfunctions using technical orders, schematics, wiring diagrams, tools, and test equipment including automatic test equipment and Flight Line Test Systems (FLTS). Solves complex problems by analyzing installation, circuitry, and operating characteristics of the systems. Adjusts and aligns system sensors, transmitters, amplifiers, power supplies, display devices, controls, transponders, actuators, servos, computers and other related components. Reviews and analyzes maintenance data; determines if criteria are sufficient to provide adequate test, troubleshooting and repair procedures; devises and recommends tests, procedural changes, or data corrections. Aligns, adjusts, and performs final calibrations on integrated systems to determine successful repairs. Analyzes equipment failure and malfunctions and suggests changes to improve operation. Monitors the operation of complex, interrelated systems, analyzes operating trends, proposes preventative maintenance down time to assure continued operating capability, and recommends components for overhaul or engineering evaluation for disposal. Applies technical data and equipment specifications to determine the impact that equipment modifications or substitutions will have upon integrated multi-system operations and various maintenance alignment procedures Troubleshoots operational malfunctions and analyzes system performance utilizing aircrew debrief data, Technical Orders, schematic and wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, data analysis, common and system-specific test equipment and built in system tests. Performs on and off-equipment maintenance on systems such as automatic flight control, instruments, communication, navigation, and inertial navigation. Coordinates back shop bench check (if applicable, completes testing, repair, inspection, modification, programming, reprogramming, mating, adjusting, alignment, and analyzing of LRUs and shop replaceable units (SRUs). Uses a variety of test equipment such as automatic test equipment (ATE), oscilloscopes, frequency counters, phase-angle voltmeters, optical alignment equipment, digital pitot-static testers, programming units and special purpose test analyzers. Tests and troubleshoots solid state electronic assemblies and subassemblies such as circuit cards, modules, rate generators, electronic control amplifiers, electro-mechanical assemblies, random access memories, programmable read only memories, and various integrated circuits. Identifies faulty parts and repairs to level authorized. Reassembles unit after repair, performs alignment and makes shop checks. Recommends methods to improve equipment performance, technical data, and maintenance procedures by reporting hardware and software malfunctions, initiates material deficiency reports both on equipment and in technical data, and assists in design changes as necessary. Conducts aircrew debriefing to determine the nature of system malfunctions. Documents all discrepancies and maintenance actions performed by inputting information into the electronic records information systems (i.e.: CAMS, IMDS, GO-81, REMIS). May upload and download chaff/flare dispensers. This hazardous task may involve the inspection, storage and handling of explosive devices; to include flares, chaff, impulse cartridges and similar items. Conducts on-the-job training on assigned systems and related support equipment and tasks to include classroom instruction as necessary. Provides training to lower graded personnel concerned with the repair of integrated avionics systems. Provides training to newly assigned personnel regardless of grade level. Prepares for and participates in Aerospace Expeditionary Force (AEF) tasking, deployments and various inspections and exercises. Processes and accounts for due-in from maintenance (DIFM) supply assets. Ensures that material and equipment are properly stored, protected and maintained and that funds are not obligated for material or parts without proper justification. May be required to perform additional duties such as structural fire-fighting, aircraft fire/crash/rescue duty, serve as a security guard, remove snow, load and handle munitions, launch/recover and service aircraft, operate heavy equipment, maintain facilities and equipment, or serve as a member of a team to cope with natural disasters or civil emergencies. Complies with safety, fire, security, and housekeeping regulations. Performs other duties as assigned. - ELECTRONIC INTEGRATED SYSTEMS MECHANIC (Title 32) (Department of the Army): As a ELECTRONIC INTEGRATED SYSTEMS MECHANIC (Title 32) with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Performs operational checks, inspections, tests and troubleshooting on electronic integrated systems composed of a number of sensor subsystems: Integrated Vehicle Health Management System (IVHMS), the Common Missile Warning System (CMWS), the Improved Countermeasure Dispenser System (ICMD), the Night Vision Goggle System (NVG), the Air Data Subsystem, the Attitude Heading Reference System (AHRS) and Doppler/GPS Navigation System (DGNS), Command Instrument Set (CIS) ; a logic subsystem-- the Multiplex Data Bus System (MUX), the Multiplex Remote Terminal Units (MRTU), Data Link Terminal Units (DLTU), and Digital Automatic Flight Control System (DAFCS); and actuating subsystems--, and the Digital Automatic Stabilization System (DASS), which includes the Stability Augmentation System (SAS) and Command Augmentation System (CAS) and Hover Augmentation System (HAS). Completes operational checks, inspections, tests and troubleshooting of Line Replaceable Units (LRU). Isolates unusual malfunctions using technical manuals, schematics, and wiring diagrams, tools and test equipment including automatic test equipment. Solves problems by analyzing installation, circuitry, and operating characteristics of the systems. Adjusts and aligns sensors, transmitters, amplifiers, power supplies, display devices, controls, actuators, servos, computers and other related components. Removes faulty LRUs for shop repair. Installs serviceable components into aircraft and performs total systems alignments in accordance with existing technical manuals and directives. Accomplishes technical manual compliance and modification of components and systems and completes systems checkout for proper operation. Maintains, modifies, calibrates and inspects a wide variety of user test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment (TMDE). Completes bench check, testing, repair, inspection, modification, programming, reprogramming, mating, adjusting, alignment, and analyzing of LRUs and shop replaceable units. Uses a variety of test equipment such as automatic test equipment (ATE), oscilloscopes, DTA computer, multi-meters, power-meters, and special purpose bench test sets. Tests and troubleshoots solid state electronic assemblies and subassemblies such as circuit cards, modules, rate gyros, electronic control amplifiers, electro-mechanical assemblies, random access memories, programmable read-only memories and various integrated circuits. Identifies faulty parts and repairs to level authorized. Ensures and certifies operational integrity of various night vision systems, and electro-optical components. Reassembles unit after repair, performs alignment and makes shop checks. Recommends methods to improve equipment performance, technical data, and maintenance procedures by reporting hardware and software malfunctions, initiates material deficiency reports both on equipment and in technical data, and assists in design changes as necessary. Conducts debriefing of aircrews to determine the nature of system malfunctions, then documents all maintenance performed and records information related to the system, LRU's, or shop repairable units on both aircraft and historical records. When designated on NGB Flying Status Orders, serves as member of flight crew for the purpose of diagnosing and recording malfunctions, or otherwise determining maintenance and repair requirements. Guides lower level mechanics in the performance of duties. Conducts on-the-job training on assigned systems and related support equipment and tasks to include classroom instruction as necessary. Processes and accounts for due-in supply assets. Ensures that material and equipment are properly stored, protected and maintained and that funds are not obligated for material or parts without proper justification. Prepares for and participates in various types of readiness evaluations such as Operational Readiness Evaluations (ORE), Command Logistics Readiness Inspections (CLRT-X), and Aviation Resource Management Surveys. May be required to perform additional duties such as structural firefighting, aircraft handling, heavy equipment operation, and maintenance of facilities and equipment, or serve as a member of a team to cope with natural disasters or civil emergencies. Complies with safety, fire, security, and housekeeping regulations. Performs other duties as assigned. - ELECTRONIC INTEGRATED SYSTEMS MECHANIC (Department of the Air Force): Remove, install, modify, overhaul, maintain, troubleshoot, repair, align, calibrate and rebuild multi-system avionics complexes consisting of multiple completely integrated electronic avionics systems where the complex accomplishes a number of major functions. Troubleshoot operational malfunctions and analyzes system performance utilizing aircrew debrief data, Technical Orders, schematic and wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, data analysis, common and system-specific test equipment and built in system tests. Review and analyze maintenance data; determines if criteria are sufficient to provide adequate test, troubleshooting and repair procedures; devise and recommend tests, procedural changes, or data corrections. Analyze equipment failure and malfunctions and suggest changes to improve operation. Perform housekeeping clean-up duties, such as cleaning equipment, sweeping, straightening, and positioning of tools and equipment in the assigned area. Ensure tools are properly marked, calibrated, secured, serviceable and inventoried in accordance with established procedures. Prepare/execute effective training plans to maximize training. Comply with required instruction, guidance and/or training and provide instruction, guidance and training to others while maintaining personal qualifications. - Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command): Perform system analysis and final alignment of several electronic, multi-system complexes. Test, troubleshoot, repair, overhaul, modify, adjust end aligns a variety of electrical, electronic, mechanical hydraulic pneumatic systems and integrated systems. Recognize deficiencies in test equipment, programming a system under test. Use various test equipment such as multimeter, oscilloscopes, counters, electronic power meters, frequency synthesizers, spectrum analyzer, logic analyzer and microwave devices. - ELECTRONIC INTEGRATED SYSTEMS MECHANIC (Naval Air Systems Command): You will remove, install, test, operate, troubleshoot, modify, repair and calibrate multi-system complexes consisting of several complete integrated systems that communicate on a data bus to a central computer. You will make functional and quantitative check outs of electronic systems to insure proper performance and reliability of systems prior, during and after flight. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Major duties include but are not limited to: Knowledge of various electrical systems, circuits, equipment and control installation, composition, operation and inter-relationships e.g., wiring systems, power/control circuits, distribution panels, etc.; various equipment, gauges, sizes and types of wire, conduit, couplings, fittings, relays , boxes, circuit breakers , electrical supplies/devices; ability to integrate systems and equipment maintained to ensure proper and safe operation. Knowledge of construction, function, troubleshooting, repair and maintenance procedures/practices for moderate, low speed, moderate speed converted to high speed and high speed elevator operational systems, dumbwaiter, leveling ramp and associated equipment to solve operating problems; varied high speed elevator electronic control circuits and components e.g., electrolytic condensers, transistors, potentiome
The Electrician provides electrical services throughout the Smithsonian facilities for the installation of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls and equipment for the mission, health, comfort and safety of occupants and visitors and serves under the general supervision of the Craft Shop Supervisor. In this position, you will: Provide electrical services throughout the Smithsonian facilities for the installation of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls and equipment for the mission, health, comfort and safety of occupants and visitors. Repair, modify, maintain and troubleshoot the premise wiring systems of facilities to include interior and exterior wiring, lighting, control circuits, emergency and standby power systems and signaling circuit wiring together with all their associated hardware, fittings and wiring devices, both permanently and temporarily installed. Require
You will perform a general inspection of electrical distribution and all types of electrical circuits and wiring. You will perform visual and test inspections using state-of-the-art instruments/techniques to probe areas of suspicion, meters to check voltage and amps, and sensors to check for hot spots. You will plan the inspection route and perform control and preventive maintenance inspections on electrical utilities systems including grounding, switches, electrical control devices, lighting, wiring and associated circuit components. You will coordinate with the facilities Engineering Department to obtain necessary specifications, drawings, and sketches required to perform the work and make verbal or written recommendations as to work priority. You will list all deficiencies in the inspection database and enter preliminary estimates on the cost of repairs based on previous estimates, me
Install, remove, maintain, adjust, troubleshoot, overhaul, modify, and test project electrical systems, equipment, controls, fixtures, and machinery. Representative electrical systems/items include but are not limited to fire alarm systems; complete electrical systems including wiring and machinery; and shop equipment including electric hoists and motors. Remotely controlled electro-mechanical security gate locks and controls; electric power controlling, switching and distribution systems for industrial and high security operations; and water system control panels and pump motors. Perform maintenance services, diagnose systems or equipment malfunctions, and make necessary adjustments, repairs, or modifications. Inserts, splices, and connects wires to fixtures, outlets, switches, receptacles, motors, controls, pumps, distribution boxes, power sources, etc. As directed, assists electrical
If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
Occupation: Electrician (series 2805) | posted as: Electrician; Electrical Worker; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Trades Apprentice Program | You will install, maintain, troubleshoot and repair electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls and equipment in industrial, institutional, office or residential buildings or on ships. Working as an electrician require | ~404 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Electrician (Department of Veterans Affairs): Major duties include but are not limited to: Knowledge of various electrical systems, circuits, equipment and control installation, composition, operation and inter-relationships e.g., wiring systems, power/control circuits, distribution panels, etc.; various equipment, gauges, sizes and types of wire, conduit, couplings, fittings, relays , boxes, circuit breakers , electrical supplies/devices; ability to integrate systems and equipment maintained to ensure proper and safe operation. Knowledge of construction, function, troubleshooting, repair and maintenance procedures/practices for moderate, low speed, moderate speed converted to high speed and high speed elevator operational systems, dumbwaiter, leveling ramp and associated equipment to solve operating problems; varied high speed elevator electronic control circuits and components e.g., electrolytic condensers, transistors, potentiometers, etc., moderate, low-speed elevator systems, dumbwaiter and leveling ramp dispatching/scheduling systems; system components. Knowledge of electrical principles, theories, methods, procedures and system operations; design, principles, and operating characteristics of varied electrical, mechanical, office, medical, industrial and hospital equipment, machines and appliances; construction, functions, and maintenance/service practices of low, moderate, conversion from moderate to high speed and high speed elevator systems, dumbwaiter and leveling ramp and other trade practices. Determines, arranges, places and routes distribution panels, boxes, circuits, fittings, connections, and controls, to include wiring, conduit, fixtures, transformers, and other electrical device installations. Ability to interpret manufacturer parts, catalogs and repair manuals to trace circuits, replace/fabricate parts and complete repairs; use test equipment to check out electrical circuits/components and precision measuring devices and repair electrical connections. Skill and ability in planning and carrying out troubleshooting, aligning/balancing control networks, adjusting/resetting safety devices, repairing/servicing electromechanical parts and equipment; dismantle operational assemblies. Installs, tests, troubleshoots, modifies, connects, repairs, and maintains the Medical Center's self-contained high voltage underground primary electrical distribution systems and lines. Services complex to difficult fire alarm system containing, annunciation, monitoring of devices, such as smoke detectors, fire sprinklers and fire alarm pull boxes. Cleans, adjusts, and repairs electrical equipment, e.g., air circuit breakers, remotely controlled supervisory equipment, etc; constructs and installs rigid conduits; pulls in conductors, assembles bus bars, phases out and connects conductors; splices cables and seals connections. Installs, modifies, repairs, loads, and tests secondary electrical systems and circuits. Installs new pull stations, flow switches, smoke detectors, heat detectors, and tamper switches. Works from building plans, blueprints, wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, electrical maintenance/repair manuals in planning and laying out routing. Skill and ability to use varied hand/power tools and primary/secondary electrical, elevator system and machine/appliance test equipment. Plans and lays out complex and unique work, plans work sequences and selects tools/materials or equipment to complete assignments. Responsible for use/safekeeping of tools, materials and equipment. Work is subject to spot check during progress and/or upon completion for compliance with instructions or safety checks; completes assignments with little or no technical assistance during progress or upon completion; supervisor checks overall. work for compliance with accepted trade standards, practices and/or regulatory code requirements. Troubleshoots systems tracing hard-to-locate defects or problems; completes repair, maintenance and/or modification with minimal supervisory intervention. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday; 12:00 pm - 8:30 pm Position Description Title/PD#: Electrician/PD11765A Physical Requirements: Work requires light to moderately heavy physical effort while lifting, transporting, carrying, pulling, steadying, moving, handling or setting-up parts, unit parts, tools, equipment, etc. Adjustments, installations, repairs, tests and replacement of parts, system/sub-systems, and assemblies requiring kneeling, crouching, stooping, bending, climbing and standing for long periods. Work from ladders, scaffolds, atop elevator cars, platforms, ground level, trenches, manholes or hard-to-reach places requiring climbing ladders, reaching over, under and into equipment while in cramped, awkward, tiring and/or uncomfortable positions. Uses hand, eye, leg and body coordination while installing, repairing or testing electrical equipment in confined spaces. Some work may be performed while seated. - Electrician (Smithsonian Institution ): The Electrician provides electrical services throughout the Smithsonian facilities for the installation of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls and equipment for the mission, health, comfort and safety of occupants and visitors and serves under the general supervision of the Craft Shop Supervisor. In this position, you will: Provide electrical services throughout the Smithsonian facilities for the installation of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls and equipment for the mission, health, comfort and safety of occupants and visitors. Repair, modify, maintain and troubleshoot the premise wiring systems of facilities to include interior and exterior wiring, lighting, control circuits, emergency and standby power systems and signaling circuit wiring together with all their associated hardware, fittings and wiring devices, both permanently and temporarily installed. Require extensive adaption of methods, including the fabrication, installation, modification, and/or troubleshooting of specialized electrical control or monitoring systems and equipment designed to meet unique conditions associated with research projects. - MAINTENANCE INSPECTOR (U.S. Marine Corps): You will perform a general inspection of electrical distribution and all types of electrical circuits and wiring. You will perform visual and test inspections using state-of-the-art instruments/techniques to probe areas of suspicion, meters to check voltage and amps, and sensors to check for hot spots. You will plan the inspection route and perform control and preventive maintenance inspections on electrical utilities systems including grounding, switches, electrical control devices, lighting, wiring and associated circuit components. You will coordinate with the facilities Engineering Department to obtain necessary specifications, drawings, and sketches required to perform the work and make verbal or written recommendations as to work priority. You will list all deficiencies in the inspection database and enter preliminary estimates on the cost of repairs based on previous estimates, means, or personal knowledge of time and materials. You will review building codes (i.e. National Electrical Code, Fire Code, Construction/Repair Codes, Mechanical Codes) to ensure work requested and performed is in compliance. You will monitor electrical work operations to verify journeymen follow procedures and guidelines. - Electrician (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Install, remove, maintain, adjust, troubleshoot, overhaul, modify, and test project electrical systems, equipment, controls, fixtures, and machinery. Representative electrical systems/items include but are not limited to fire alarm systems; complete electrical systems including wiring and machinery; and shop equipment including electric hoists and motors. Remotely controlled electro-mechanical security gate locks and controls; electric power controlling, switching and distribution systems for industrial and high security operations; and water system control panels and pump motors. Perform maintenance services, diagnose systems or equipment malfunctions, and make necessary adjustments, repairs, or modifications. Inserts, splices, and connects wires to fixtures, outlets, switches, receptacles, motors, controls, pumps, distribution boxes, power sources, etc. As directed, assists electrical linemen by performing groundman, truck driver, and other duties that do not require the services of a qualified lineman. Operate a variety of motor vehicles (e.g., pickups, vans, crew trucks, aerial or bucket truck, 5-ton trucks, 1000-gallon fish trucks, etc). - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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1. Plans and lays out work to be accomplished in the shop which is then completed by theindividual and lower graded worker(s). 25% 2. Installs, modifies, tests, repairs, and maintains transformers, converters, regulators, cables,switches, circuit breakers, mechanical and electronic systems, and other circuit elements found in substations. Adjusts relays and control equipment to obtain specified voltage, current, time delay,and other characteristics for appropriate holding, tripping, or other operational functions.Constructs and installs rigid conduits. Pulls in conductors, assembles bus bars, and phases out andconnects conductors. Cleans, adjusts, and repairs electrical equipment such as air and oil circuitbreakers and remote-control supervisory equipment. Checks condition of transformers, switches,capacitor equipment, and cables. Checks transformer operating temperatures and voltage ats
Install, maintain, and repair telemetry systems and recording and metering devices. Support safe operation of hydroelectric units, performing startup/shutdown, synchronization, Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), clearances, and routine/emergency switching at system voltages. Install, test, and maintain protective relays, control circuits, excitation systems, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) interfaces, and interpret drawings and logic diagrams. Maintain motors, Motor Control Centers (MCCs), battery systems, grounding grids, lighting circuits, HVAC electrical systems, and perform preventive maintenance on auxiliary systems. Follow Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) 70E/dam safety rules; perform arc-flash assessments, hazard analyses, emergency response, and complete accurate documentation and reports.
This is a Direct Hire Public Notice, under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections are made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) in accordance with Section 9905 of title 5, U.S. Code. Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Performs high voltage switching, isolating, grounding, insulating, splicing, terminating of underground conductors. Operates and monitors master console, diesel engines, refrigeration and air conditioning eq
As a High Voltage Electrician, you may perform the following duties: Assist in the performance of the full range of work involved in the maintenance, installation, and repair of overhead and underground electrical distribution systems. Install, replace, and/or repair poles, insulators, beakers, fuses, conductors, primary and secondary transformers, brackets, switch gears, meters and a variety of other fixtures and hardware. Operate a bucket truck to transport self, co-workers and supplies to and from work sites. Work with energized lines up to 34,400 volts (majority of work is performed on 12,470 volt lines. Works with interior journeyman electrician in performance of interior electrical installation and repair.
All MWEOC staff have emergency assignments and are considered deployed in place. Exercises and activations are planned and unplanned, and may require long hours, nights, weekends and holidays. All MWEOC employees are: (1) required to use a government-issued electronic device (to include cellular phones); (2) subject to recall during emergency situations; and (3) required to perform work in locations both above and below ground.What will I do in this position if hired? In this position, you will serve as a High Voltage Electrician Leader responsible for leading others and performing maintenance, repair, and modifications of low and high voltage electrical work systems (commercial and industrial) and equipment. Typical assignments include: Locating faults and rapidly and safely restoring power on the campus distribution system. Troubleshooting and repairing of electrical wiring systems and
Occupation: High voltage electrician (series 2810) | posted as: High Voltage Electrician; High Voltage Electrical Worker (Open To Both U.S. Citizens And Federal Employees) | You will install, maintain, troubleshoot and repair high-voltage electronic equipment or power lines. In this field, you should know the principles, procedures, materials and safety standards in electrical systems above | ~54 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICIAN (SSC) (Air National Guard Units): 1. Plans and lays out work to be accomplished in the shop which is then completed by theindividual and lower graded worker(s). 25% 2. Installs, modifies, tests, repairs, and maintains transformers, converters, regulators, cables,switches, circuit breakers, mechanical and electronic systems, and other circuit elements found in substations. Adjusts relays and control equipment to obtain specified voltage, current, time delay,and other characteristics for appropriate holding, tripping, or other operational functions.Constructs and installs rigid conduits. Pulls in conductors, assembles bus bars, and phases out andconnects conductors. Cleans, adjusts, and repairs electrical equipment such as air and oil circuitbreakers and remote-control supervisory equipment. Checks condition of transformers, switches,capacitor equipment, and cables. Checks transformer operating temperatures and voltage atsecondary terminals and make repairs to defective, loose, or corroded connections. Directs, trainsand/or guides lower grade employees on a regular and recurring basis while performing therequired maintenance, inspection, troubleshooting, diagnosis, repair, overhaul, replacement, andinstallation of high voltage distribution systems and equipment under their areas ofresponsibility. Ensure tasks are performed in compliance with National Electrical Safety Codes.Determines and uses procedures, materials, equipment, and sequences that are acceptable foraccomplishing assigned tasks; and comply with established codes and directives. Required to usetheoretical concepts to devise solutions for operational or repair problems.25% 3. Installs, modifies, connects, inspects, and repairs overhead and underground electricaldistribution lines. Services lines, breakers, disconnect switches, transformers, insulators,grounding systems, fuses, poles (metal and wood), relays, meters, lightning arresters, cathodicprotection systems, traffic lights, street and floodlight systems, airfield lighting systems, andpower supplies. Strings wires and hoists conductors up to the cross arms. Pulls wires to propertension or sag based on space, length, type, and size of conductors, prevailing temperature, andloading district. Installs and pull cable underground from source of feed-through ducts. Installspoles and replacement of cross arms. Provides technical direction and assistance to lower-gradeor less experienced employees as required. Ensure tasks are performed in compliance withNational Electric Safety Codes. Almost always perform repairs. modifications, connections,and/or installations in a timely, efficient, and complete manner. Ensure tasks performed followaccepted trade practices and procedures. 25% 4. Troubleshoots distribution circuits and generating and controlling equipment. Makesemergency repairs and substitutions of power lines and equipment, sometimes working ondistribution systems when they are energized. Troubleshoot overhead and underground cablesystems to locate shorts, opens, grounds, electrolysis damage, capacitance imbalances, or cablebreaks. Locates and marks electrical underground utilities prior to excavation. Checks groundwire connections and cables for cracks, breaks, and corrosion. Routinely provides reliabletroubleshooting of distribution circuits and generating and controlling equipment to locate andcorrect the causes of outages and improper operations. Locates breakdowns and trouble spots ondistribution lines by power failure reports, line inspections, and use of various electrical testinginstruments. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules andregulations and maintains a safe and clean work environment. Frequently works on high voltageelectrical systems when they are "hot," using necessary safety equipment, methods, andprecautions. Use and assure proper fit of required safety equipment and clothing, applyingestablished safety rules and regulations to minimize minor violations and to avoid majorviolations due to employee error or negligence. Inform the supervisor of any accident and/ordamage to supplies or equipment or of any observed unsafe practices and/or procedures. 15% 5. Uses and maintains various hand and power tools and test equipment such as oscillators,meggers, phase sticks, phase rotation meters, digital test equipment, and cable locating and fault-finding equipment. Uses block and tackle, hoists, winches, or other lifting and pulling equipmentas necessary. Maintains, and accounts for tools and equipment required to accomplish assignedduties. 10% Performs Other Duties as Assigned. - High Voltage Electrician (International Boundary and Water Commission: United States and Mexico): Install, maintain, and repair telemetry systems and recording and metering devices. Support safe operation of hydroelectric units, performing startup/shutdown, synchronization, Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), clearances, and routine/emergency switching at system voltages. Install, test, and maintain protective relays, control circuits, excitation systems, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) interfaces, and interpret drawings and logic diagrams. Maintain motors, Motor Control Centers (MCCs), battery systems, grounding grids, lighting circuits, HVAC electrical systems, and perform preventive maintenance on auxiliary systems. Follow Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) 70E/dam safety rules; perform arc-flash assessments, hazard analyses, emergency response, and complete accurate documentation and reports. - HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICIAN (Washington Headquarters Services): This is a Direct Hire Public Notice, under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections are made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This Public Notice is to gather applications which may or may not result in a referral or selection. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) in accordance with Section 9905 of title 5, U.S. Code. Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Performs high voltage switching, isolating, grounding, insulating, splicing, terminating of underground conductors. Operates and monitors master console, diesel engines, refrigeration and air conditioning equipment in an emergency or in the absence of other assigned personnel. Provides guidance and training to lower grade employees. - High Voltage Electrician (Department of the Army): As a High Voltage Electrician, you may perform the following duties: Assist in the performance of the full range of work involved in the maintenance, installation, and repair of overhead and underground electrical distribution systems. Install, replace, and/or repair poles, insulators, beakers, fuses, conductors, primary and secondary transformers, brackets, switch gears, meters and a variety of other fixtures and hardware. Operate a bucket truck to transport self, co-workers and supplies to and from work sites. Work with energized lines up to 34,400 volts (majority of work is performed on 12,470 volt lines. Works with interior journeyman electrician in performance of interior electrical installation and repair. - High Voltage Electrician Leader (Federal Emergency Management Agency): All MWEOC staff have emergency assignments and are considered deployed in place. Exercises and activations are planned and unplanned, and may require long hours, nights, weekends and holidays. All MWEOC employees are: (1) required to use a government-issued electronic device (to include cellular phones); (2) subject to recall during emergency situations; and (3) required to perform work in locations both above and below ground.What will I do in this position if hired? In this position, you will serve as a High Voltage Electrician Leader responsible for leading others and performing maintenance, repair, and modifications of low and high voltage electrical work systems (commercial and industrial) and equipment. Typical assignments include: Locating faults and rapidly and safely restoring power on the campus distribution system. Troubleshooting and repairing of electrical wiring systems and associated fixtures, controls, and equipment in industrial and commercial office buildings. Tracing and repairing hard to locate defects or problems; repairing or replacing a wide variety of electrical equipment. Reading building plans, blueprints, wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, and electrical maintenance and repair manuals to install electrical lines, circuits, systems, equipment, and controls. Interpreting and applying the National Electrical Code, local codes, building plans, and uses formulas to calculate common properties (i.e., ohms law). License Requirement: You must be able to obtain and maintain a journeyman level electrical license in Virginia or in your state of residence. What else do I need to know? At FEMA, our mission is to help people before, during and after disasters, and every employee at FEMA has a role in emergency management. Every FEMA employee has regular and recurring emergency management responsibilities, though not every position requires routine deployment to disaster sites. All positions are subject to recall around the clock for emergency management operations, which may require irregular work hours, work at locations other than the official duty station, and may include duties other than those specified in the employee's official position description. Travel requirements in support of emergency operations may be extensive in nature (weeks to months), with little advance notice, and may require employees to relocate to emergency sites with physically austere and operationally challenging conditions. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Major duties and responsibilities include: Uses voltmeters, ohmmeters, field multi-meters, circuit testers and battery chargers according to interpretation in the technical orders, schematics, wiring diagrams, and assembled and non-assembled micro-switches, multi-control switches to manufactures specifications. Energizes, adjusts, and tests new manual/power wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers before it is issued. Adjusts the various electronic controls used by the head, chin or hand to navigate the equipment. Fabricates parts for special applications to manual and power wheelchairs, scooters, or walkers and adjusts the restrictive devices such as belts, straps and postural supports. Repairs, modifies, assembles, and tests a variety of electrical equipment for DC motors on a wide assortment of electrical wheelchairs. Checks and repairs gears and clutches, when necessary, also replaces and
Occupation: Electrical equipment repairing (series 2854) | posted as: Electrical Equipment Repairer-Wheelchair Technician | You will install, repair and maintain electrical devices, equipment and components. In this field, you will work on equipment from aircraft, ships, ground support or industrial equipment, heavy-duty vehicles, missiles, e | ~22 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Electrical Equipment Repairer-Wheelchair Technician (Veterans Health Administration): Major duties and responsibilities include: Uses voltmeters, ohmmeters, field multi-meters, circuit testers and battery chargers according to interpretation in the technical orders, schematics, wiring diagrams, and assembled and non-assembled micro-switches, multi-control switches to manufactures specifications. Energizes, adjusts, and tests new manual/power wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers before it is issued. Adjusts the various electronic controls used by the head, chin or hand to navigate the equipment. Fabricates parts for special applications to manual and power wheelchairs, scooters, or walkers and adjusts the restrictive devices such as belts, straps and postural supports. Repairs, modifies, assembles, and tests a variety of electrical equipment for DC motors on a wide assortment of electrical wheelchairs. Checks and repairs gears and clutches, when necessary, also replaces and repairs items such as brushes, seals, bearings or armatures. Performs specific checks to measure resistance, voltage, and capacity using a wide range of automatic test equipment (ATE) and other specialized test equipment, performing both the pretest and the final checkout of electrical equipment. Maintains an inventory of all wheelchair parts, manual and electric to properly and timely repair the equipment for the veterans. Sanitizes the equipment before repairing it, by following the local infection control policy. Performs other related duties as assigned Work Schedule: Full time, Monday through Friday; 7:00am-5:30pm Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized. Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Performs functional tests, analyzes performance and troubleshoots the electronic, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical functions of the subsystems integrated into the digital brake/antiskid system, maintenance annunciation panel (MAP) system of the integrated main generator, standby generator, emergency generator, flight control power, AC/DC power distribution and sub-systems integrated into the electronic/electrical and environmental systems. Interprets analog and digital operational and output characteristics and results from the Maintenance Annunciation Panel (M.A.P.), onboard computers, aircrew debriefings and specialized test equipment. The electrical system includes the electrical power generation and distribution system, the fire detection and extinguishing system, the ice and rain protection system, the landing gear system, the interior and exterior lighting system, th
(1) Performs functional tests, analyzes performance and troubleshoots the electronic, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical functions of the subsystems integrated into the digital brake/antiskid system, maintenance annunciation panel (MAP) system of the integrated main generator, standby generator, emergency generator, flight control power, AC/DC power distribution and sub-systems integrated into the electronic/electrical and environmental systems. Interprets analog and digital operational and output characteristics and results from the Maintenance Annunciation Panel (M.A.P.), onboard computers, aircrew debriefings and specialized test equipment. The electrical system includes the electrical power generation and distribution system, the fire detection and extinguishing system, the ice and rain protection system, the landing gear system, the interior and exterior lighting system
As a AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIAN (Title 32) with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Functionally tests, troubleshoots, inspects, adjusts, aligns, calibrates and repairs the entire range of aircraft electrical systems to insure maximum operating efficiency. Repairs complex power control and warning systems such as, master control panels, analyzing units, master caution panels, voltage regulators, supervisory panels, AC/DC generators, starters, inverters, indicating instruments, linear actuators and utility system control units. Fabricates, repairs and replaces wiring harness, cannon plugs and connectors. electric motors and modifications as directed by higher authority. Selects, operates. maintains and repairs specialized test equipment, measuring equipment and common shop equipment such as multimeters, vacuum tube voltmeters, tube testers, oscillosco
You will perform work involved in routine disassembly, repair, modification, assembly, testing, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems. You will select tools and test equipment, plan work sequence, and decide which methods and techniques to follow in completing work assignments. You will perform limited functional checks on existing and newly installed aircraft electrical systems, equipment, and wiring and cables with standard and specialized tooling and equipment. You will assist in troubleshooting and performing operational checks on systems and equipment of moderate and higher levels of complexity. You will perform routine and repetitive repair and overhaul tasks- on aircraft electrical systems, components, and assemblies found in fixed and rotary wing aircraft.
You will troubleshoot, maintain, and repair advanced electrical and electronics systems and components on a variety of aircraft platforms, ensuring systems operate to full performance. You will diagnose complex electrical issues, including system failures and malfunctions, and develop innovative solutions to restore aircraft systems to full operation status.
Occupation: Aircraft electrician (series 2892) | posted as: Aircraft Electrician; Aircraft Electrical Worker | You will install, repair and maintain aircraft electrical systems and equipment. You may work on: Electrical power control and distribution systems Lighting systems Refueling and fuel quantity indicating systems Elec | ~135 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIAN (Air National Guard Units): Performs functional tests, analyzes performance and troubleshoots the electronic, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical functions of the subsystems integrated into the digital brake/antiskid system, maintenance annunciation panel (MAP) system of the integrated main generator, standby generator, emergency generator, flight control power, AC/DC power distribution and sub-systems integrated into the electronic/electrical and environmental systems. Interprets analog and digital operational and output characteristics and results from the Maintenance Annunciation Panel (M.A.P.), onboard computers, aircrew debriefings and specialized test equipment. The electrical system includes the electrical power generation and distribution system, the fire detection and extinguishing system, the ice and rain protection system, the landing gear system, the interior and exterior lighting system, the oxygen generation and distribution system, and the auxiliary power system. The environmental system includes compression, distribution, pressurization, heating, cooling, temperature control, moisture/air contamination control, and liquid cooling requirements. Removes, repairs, calibrates, installs, aligns, inspects, and conducts operational performance checkouts on the components of the electronic/electrical and environmental systems. Analyzes malfunctions using schematics, logic and wiring diagrams, computer data, and factory drawings. Diagnoses circuit operating characteristics using on-board computer, special test equipment and laptop computers to isolates problems to the failing component. Removes and replaces components or assemblies down to the lowest level authorized by depot. Performs organizational and intermediate level maintenance modifications as required. Performs recurring inspections and system tests of the life support and the electronic/electrical and environmental system to certify aircraft are ready for flight. Modifies and updates electrical and environmental support equipment according to applicable technical publications. Maintains and operates various types of test equipment such as oscilloscopes, diagnostic computers, digital and analog multi-meters, constant speed drive test stands, voltmeters, ammeters, etc. Performs precise and advanced wiring maintenance procedures on aircraft. Provides technical guidance, advice and/or assistance to other work centers on the interrelationship of electronic/electrical and environmental systems and their respective system, to include flight controls, offensive fire control radar, weapon release, communications, hydraulic, fuel, engine and egress. Processes and accounts for supply assets in the repairable processing system to maintain aircraft records, inspection records, and equipment maintenance in computer systems (CAMS). Documents maintenance actions and man-hour expenditures on maintenance forms and computer systems. Clears Red X symbols on maintenance forms as authorized, and performs electronic/electrical and environmental system debriefing of aircrews. Recommends methods (AFTO Form 22) to improve equipment performance and maintenance procedures, i.e., data corrections to correct software or technical order deficiencies. Processes and accounts for due-in-from maintenance (DIFM) supply assets. Documents maintenance repair actions, man-hour accounting, maintenance forms, and computer systems. Maintains historical data of repaired components, Line Replaceable Units (LRUs) and test equipment. Inspects, tests and performs operative maintenance on cryogenic and gaseous oxygen and nitrogen servicing equipment. Is able to provide a thorough inspection of the complete electronic/electrical and environmental, and other systems, of the aircraft during special and phase inspections. Provides on-the-job training to lower grade personnel concerning repair of the electronic/electrical and environmental equipment, aircraft system line replaceable units (LRUs), and aircraft electrical/environmental systems. Also provides on-the-job training (OJT) for newly assigned personnel. Prepares for and participates in various types of readiness evaluations such as Operational Readiness inspections (ORI), Inspector General (IG) inspections, Unit Effectiveness Inspections and mobility and command support exercises. May be required to perform additional duties such as aircraft crew chief, hydrazine response, aircraft or equipment decontamination, structural fire fighting, aircraft fire/crash/rescue duty, security guard, snow removal, munitions loading and handling, heavy equipment operator, maintenance of facilities and equipment, or serve as a member of a team to assist local authorities with natural disasters or civil emergencies. Complies with safety, fire, security, and housekeeping regulations. Ensures that material, equipment and components are properly stored, protected and maintained. Performs other duties as assigned. - AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIAN (Title 32) (Department of the Air Force): (1) Performs functional tests, analyzes performance and troubleshoots the electronic, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical functions of the subsystems integrated into the digital brake/antiskid system, maintenance annunciation panel (MAP) system of the integrated main generator, standby generator, emergency generator, flight control power, AC/DC power distribution and sub-systems integrated into the electronic/electrical and environmental systems. Interprets analog and digital operational and output characteristics and results from the Maintenance Annunciation Panel (M.A.P.), onboard computers, aircrew debriefings and specialized test equipment. The electrical system includes the electrical power generation and distribution system, the fire detection and extinguishing system, the ice and rain protection system, the landing gear system, the interior and exterior lighting system, the oxygen generation and distribution system, and the auxiliary power system. The environmental system includes compression, distribution, pressurization, heating, cooling, temperature control, moisture/air contamination control, and liquid cooling requirements. (2) Removes, repairs, calibrates, installs, aligns, inspects, and conducts operational performance checkouts on the components of the electronic/electrical and environmental systems. Analyzes malfunctions using schematics, logic and wiring diagrams, computer data, and factory drawings. Diagnoses circuit operating characteristics using on-board computer, special test equipment and laptop computers to isolates problems to the failing component. Removes and replaces components or assemblies down to the lowest level authorized by depot. Performs organizational and intermediate level maintenance modifications as required. Performs recurring inspections and system tests of the life support and the electronic/electrical and environmental system to certify aircraft are ready for flight. Modifies and updates electrical and environmental support equipment according to applicable technical publications. Maintains and operates various types of test equipment such as oscilloscopes, diagnostic computers, digital and analog multi-meters, constant speed drive test stands, voltmeters, ammeters, etc. Performs precise and advanced wiring maintenance procedures on aircraft. Utilizes computer data and specialized test equipment to interpret equipment analog/digital operational characteristics to isolate malfunctions in the appropriate sub-systems. Interprets electronic terms and symbols, and applies a variety of electronic formulas, tables and charts in order to perform fault isolation and repairs to systems and sub-systems, such as the 1553 data bus's, BUS Interface Unit (BIU), BUS Adapter Unit (BAU), F-16 Electrical Multiplexing System (EMUX), the C130J Enhanced Cargo Handling/Arial Delivery System (ECHS/ADS) and the F-15 Engine Modification from the PW100-200 to the PW100-220 which incorporates a Digital Electronic Engine Control (DEEC). (3) Provides technical guidance, advice and/or assistance to other work centers on the interrelationship of electronic/electrical and environmental systems and their respective system, to include flight controls, offensive fire control radar, weapon release, communications, hydraulic, fuel, engine and egress. (4) Processes and accounts for supply assets in the repairable processing system to maintain aircraft records, inspection records, and equipment maintenance in computer systems (CAMS). Documents maintenance actions and man-hour expenditures on maintenance forms and computer systems. Clears Red X symbols on maintenance forms as authorized, and performs electronic/electrical and environmental system debriefing of aircrews. Recommends methods (AFTO Form 22) to improve equipment performance and maintenance procedures, i.e., data corrections to correct software or technical order deficiencies. Processes and accounts for due-in-from maintenance (DIFM) supply assets. Documents maintenance repair actions, man-hour accounting, maintenance forms, and computer systems. Maintains historical data of repaired components, Line Replaceable Units (LRUs) and test equipment. (5) Inspects, tests and performs operative maintenance on cryogenic and gaseous oxygen and nitrogen servicing equipment. Is able to provide a thorough inspection of the complete electronic/electrical and environmental, and other systems, of the aircraft during special and phase inspections. (6) Provides on-the-job training to lower grade personnel concerning repair of the electronic/electrical and environmental equipment, aircraft system line replaceable units (LRUs), and aircraft electrical/environmental systems. Also provides on-the-job training (OJT) for newly assigned personnel. DUTIES CONTINUED UNDER EDUCATION: - AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIAN (Title 32) (Department of the Army): As a AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIAN (Title 32) with the Texas National Guard, your duties will include, but will not be limited to: Functionally tests, troubleshoots, inspects, adjusts, aligns, calibrates and repairs the entire range of aircraft electrical systems to insure maximum operating efficiency. Repairs complex power control and warning systems such as, master control panels, analyzing units, master caution panels, voltage regulators, supervisory panels, AC/DC generators, starters, inverters, indicating instruments, linear actuators and utility system control units. Fabricates, repairs and replaces wiring harness, cannon plugs and connectors. electric motors and modifications as directed by higher authority. Selects, operates. maintains and repairs specialized test equipment, measuring equipment and common shop equipment such as multimeters, vacuum tube voltmeters, tube testers, oscilloscopes, insulation testers, vary drives, magneto test stands, and electrical equipment test stands. Calibrates and adjusts amplifiers, control boxes, and other equipment that vary voltage, resistance. frequency and load for analyzing various characteristics of electrical shop and test equipment. Must maintain a working knowledge of electrical and mechanical principles as applies to avionics systems to include a working knowledge of wiring diagrams. blueprints, technical publication and schematics. Selects. studies. utilizes and updates technical manuals, TWXs, newsletters, MWOs and files in support of functional area of responsibility. Assists with identification and requisition of tools, parts, equipment and bench stock required. Performs such travel as may be required in the accomplishment of assigned duties and the organizational mission. Performs on-the-job training as required. Evaluates training effectiveness. May assist authorized firefighters in the performance of fire/crash/rescue duties as required. May assist in other functions within the component repair shop in the accomplishment of mission requirements. Performs other duties as required. - AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL WORKER (Department of the Navy): You will perform work involved in routine disassembly, repair, modification, assembly, testing, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems. You will select tools and test equipment, plan work sequence, and decide which methods and techniques to follow in completing work assignments. You will perform limited functional checks on existing and newly installed aircraft electrical systems, equipment, and wiring and cables with standard and specialized tooling and equipment. You will assist in troubleshooting and performing operational checks on systems and equipment of moderate and higher levels of complexity. You will perform routine and repetitive repair and overhaul tasks- on aircraft electrical systems, components, and assemblies found in fixed and rotary wing aircraft. - AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIAN (Naval Air Systems Command): You will troubleshoot, maintain, and repair advanced electrical and electronics systems and components on a variety of aircraft platforms, ensuring systems operate to full performance. You will diagnose complex electrical issues, including system failures and malfunctions, and develop innovative solutions to restore aircraft systems to full operation status. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
Tour of duty for this positon is Monday - Friday 5:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Responsibilities: Drapery Fabrication Work: Assist journey level Drapery Fabricator with preparing, installing, and servicing drapery. Use equipment to include irons and steamers. Assist with performing basic operation of regular and industrial sewing machines. Assist with, and hand sews several types of fabrics to include for window treatments. Performs shop upkeep to include daily sweeping of floor, general cleaning and basic maintenance of the shop equipment. Upholsterer Tasks: Performs general upholstery tasks involving cleaning and conditioning leather and fabric furniture. Assists in rebuilding seats and backs by using old cover or established pattern as a guide. Removes old covering and padding, checks and repairs seat frame; secures and ties seat springs; cuts and sews new covering and adds padding to seat, a
Make, modify and repair specialized types of garments for the United States Military Academy. Measure pieces, mark garments to indicate required alterations, and alter or repair coats, jackets, and other tailored items, which require precise shaping and finishing. Custom fit and tailor various items of the cadet uniform, e.g., long overcoat, full dress coat, dress coat and parka. Perform braiding, machine basting, setting sleeves and collar by machine, and other specialized tasks as required.
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
Occupation: Fabric working (series 3105) | posted as: Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Fabric Worker (Drapery Fabricator) Helper; Fabric Worker (Tailoring); Trades Apprentice Program | You will make, alter, and repair clothing and fabric items like tents, gun covers, sleeping bags, parachutes, protective clothing, etc. In this job series, you will measure fabric, create patterns, mark, cut, fit and sew | ~28 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. - Fabric Worker (Drapery Fabricator) Helper (Legislative Branch): Tour of duty for this positon is Monday - Friday 5:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Responsibilities: Drapery Fabrication Work: Assist journey level Drapery Fabricator with preparing, installing, and servicing drapery. Use equipment to include irons and steamers. Assist with performing basic operation of regular and industrial sewing machines. Assist with, and hand sews several types of fabrics to include for window treatments. Performs shop upkeep to include daily sweeping of floor, general cleaning and basic maintenance of the shop equipment. Upholsterer Tasks: Performs general upholstery tasks involving cleaning and conditioning leather and fabric furniture. Assists in rebuilding seats and backs by using old cover or established pattern as a guide. Removes old covering and padding, checks and repairs seat frame; secures and ties seat springs; cuts and sews new covering and adds padding to seat, adjusting amount to ensure proper fit of covering under supervision. Uses required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as appropriate. Performs other related duties as assigned. This position has full performance level to the WG-9. - Fabric Worker (Tailoring) (U.S. Army Sustainment Command): Make, modify and repair specialized types of garments for the United States Military Academy. Measure pieces, mark garments to indicate required alterations, and alter or repair coats, jackets, and other tailored items, which require precise shaping and finishing. Custom fit and tailor various items of the cadet uniform, e.g., long overcoat, full dress coat, dress coat and parka. Perform braiding, machine basting, setting sleeves and collar by machine, and other specialized tasks as required. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
Performs setup processes and operate all CNC, manual and precision measurement equipment on raw stock to include various metal alloys, castings, forgings, weldments, and other fabrications. Operates tools such as lathes, vertical and horizontal boring mills, bench, plain or universal milling machines, slotters, broaching machines, grinders and radial drills. Reads and interprets blueprint drawings; performs quality checks. Performs precision handiwork to finish, fit and assembles machined parts.
You will perform all types of general machinist work involving machine tool operation assembly, installation, and bench work required in the fabrication and repair of mechanical parts and assemblies during prototype and engineering development phase. You will program and operate numerical control (NC) and computer-numerical control machine tools (CNC). You will effectively plan the methods and proper sequence of operations to follow in fabricating the required parts. You will commonly work to tolerances of .001 inch and occasionally work to tolerances of .0005 inch. You will use precision measuring instruments such as: micrometers, dial indicators, precision gauge blocks, vernier calipers and height gages, and special tolerance gauges in setting up the checking parts or assemblies being manufactured. You will perform general bench work such as: chipping, filing, grinding, tapping, reamin
Carry out assignments which require special adaptation and extension of the use of conventional and CNC machine tools with little to no supervision. Use specialized and non-conventional machine tools such as jig borers, lathes, mills for conventional and CNC, portable boring machine, etc Travel to field locations to measure, visualize, and discuss equipment functions or general needs with field personnel in order to adequately begin machining or fabrication process. Plan and lay out work. Studies single, sets, and series of blueprints, drawings, and sketches featuring orthographic, isometric, and other projections of items to be worked. Adjust and set speeds and feeds of machinery and determines coolants, lubricants, or abrasives to e used, taking into consideration the characteristics of both the machinery and the materials to be worked. Set up and operate conventional and CNC (computer
Occupation: Machining (series 3414) | posted as: Machinist; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Machine Tool Operator; Trades Apprentice Program | You will manufacture or repair equipment parts from raw materials with conventional or computer tools. In this job series, you will also plan the work, set up the machine, and precisely finish, fit, and assemble the par | ~171 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. - Machinist (Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)): Performs setup processes and operate all CNC, manual and precision measurement equipment on raw stock to include various metal alloys, castings, forgings, weldments, and other fabrications. Operates tools such as lathes, vertical and horizontal boring mills, bench, plain or universal milling machines, slotters, broaching machines, grinders and radial drills. Reads and interprets blueprint drawings; performs quality checks. Performs precision handiwork to finish, fit and assembles machined parts. - MACHINIST (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will perform all types of general machinist work involving machine tool operation assembly, installation, and bench work required in the fabrication and repair of mechanical parts and assemblies during prototype and engineering development phase. You will program and operate numerical control (NC) and computer-numerical control machine tools (CNC). You will effectively plan the methods and proper sequence of operations to follow in fabricating the required parts. You will commonly work to tolerances of .001 inch and occasionally work to tolerances of .0005 inch. You will use precision measuring instruments such as: micrometers, dial indicators, precision gauge blocks, vernier calipers and height gages, and special tolerance gauges in setting up the checking parts or assemblies being manufactured. You will perform general bench work such as: chipping, filing, grinding, tapping, reaming, scraping, lapping, and polishing as required in the fitting and assembling of parts into completed assemblies. - Machinist (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Carry out assignments which require special adaptation and extension of the use of conventional and CNC machine tools with little to no supervision. Use specialized and non-conventional machine tools such as jig borers, lathes, mills for conventional and CNC, portable boring machine, etc Travel to field locations to measure, visualize, and discuss equipment functions or general needs with field personnel in order to adequately begin machining or fabrication process. Plan and lay out work. Studies single, sets, and series of blueprints, drawings, and sketches featuring orthographic, isometric, and other projections of items to be worked. Adjust and set speeds and feeds of machinery and determines coolants, lubricants, or abrasives to e used, taking into consideration the characteristics of both the machinery and the materials to be worked. Set up and operate conventional and CNC (computer numerically controlled) machine tools. Write CNC files programs for HAAS Mills and Lathes. Measure, visualize, and discuss equipment functions or general needs with field personnel in order to adequately begin machining or fabrication process. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The incumbent performs duties which involve grounds and maintenance work, including moving materials, assisting other type journeymen due to urgency of work to be accomplished, gardener's helper, policing grounds, moving furniture, truck driver's helper, loading and unloading trucks and other various duties. Incumbent follows general instructions to perform work that requires moderately heavy physical effort and may involve a number of successive steps or processes and perform tasks that require prior work experience or training, and some degree of manual skill and involves very heavy physical effort. Incumbent is required to use common hand tools and simple power equipment such as hatchets, hand saws, clippers, buffers, grinders, screwdrivers, weed trimmers, low- pressure sprayers, powered push lawn mowers, and powered pavement vacuums. Use shovels to dig ditches where grading and slopi
Lifts, carries, maneuvers, and positions Government owned supplies and equipment. Performs work inside and outside a warehouse. Operates power equipment with basic start/stop controls. Stacks and unstacks material on pallets and conveyors. Loads and unloads heavy boxes, cartons, pallets, and other material to/from trucks, sea vans, roller lines, and conveyors. Moves, pushes, rolls, and positions heavy, bulky, and hard to handle items.
Removes garbage or debris from interior and exterior facilities. Maintains playgrounds, athletic fields, preparing fields for specific event, setting up and moving sports apparatus etc. Maintains school floors and/or exterior sidewalls. Operate heavy powered equipment to maintain landscaping duties. Utilize directions and sequences for tasks such as chemical application to lawn and ice during inclement weather.
Operate large, complex riding mowers with independently controlled cutting decks, hydraulic dump system and/or power flow material collection system. Use a gas-powered trimmer to trim grass around buildings, sidewalks, trees, and shrubs. Police buildings, grounds, and lake areas pick up trash and debris, pulls weeds, waters grass, and flower beds and rakes leaves. Operate up to 1-ton pick-up truck to transport materials such as beauty bark and topsoil in and around the installation. Use a high-powered pressure washer for cleaning sidewalks, building exteriors, and other facilities.
You will operate large, complex riding lawn mowers and similar types of specialized mowing equipment. You will determine and select the most appropriate type of equipment to accomplish each phase of the work in the most productive and cost-effective manner. You will complete all aspects of special assignments involving several steps, phases, or detailed procedures. You will operate various controls and levers to maneuver equipment and lift, lower, adjust, engage, and disengage components or attached devices when working around trees, trenches, large potholes, slopes, curbs, rocks, and other visible obstacles.
Occupation: Laboring (series 3502) | posted as: Laborer; Linen Distribution Clerk | You will do physical work that requires no specialized skills or work experience, like loading trucks or landscaping. | ~203 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Laborer (Veterans Health Administration): The incumbent performs duties which involve grounds and maintenance work, including moving materials, assisting other type journeymen due to urgency of work to be accomplished, gardener's helper, policing grounds, moving furniture, truck driver's helper, loading and unloading trucks and other various duties. Incumbent follows general instructions to perform work that requires moderately heavy physical effort and may involve a number of successive steps or processes and perform tasks that require prior work experience or training, and some degree of manual skill and involves very heavy physical effort. Incumbent is required to use common hand tools and simple power equipment such as hatchets, hand saws, clippers, buffers, grinders, screwdrivers, weed trimmers, low- pressure sprayers, powered push lawn mowers, and powered pavement vacuums. Use shovels to dig ditches where grading and sloping is required; fill holes with dirt and level bumps using shovels, hand tampers, and rakes; and dig holes for plants and posts. They use simple powered push lawn mowers, edgers and trimmers, water grounds, lay sod, and clear small trees and bushes using hand tools. Perform grounds maintenance on grades or slopes; dig ditches and trenches with picks and shovels where dirt is hard and compact. Operate large, walking-type power mowers and simple riding-type mowers with limited adjustments. Manually adjust blades for cutting height, prepare gasoline/oil mixtures for powered equipment, and clean and lubricate mowers. Perform limited roads maintenance work. They use concrete, gravel, and/or asphalt to fill and level holes in damaged roads. May be required to break up pavement using jackhammers and clear sidewalks using large, industrial-type, powered snow blowers. Cut trees, using axes or chain saws. May be required to wash buildings using a high-pressure sprayer; separate, stack, carry, and load/unload materials, supplies, and packages. Also does snow work with shovels. He/she gains job specific expertise through various sources (e.g. on-the-job training, trade publications, vendor publications and manuals, etc.) to become proficient in the identified primary field. Attend Engineering Monthly Staff Meetings to obtain and information and participate in discussions on appropriate resolutions to problems. The incumbent is required to wear safety equipment and clothing when appropriate and required. The incumbent may be required to work at any division of the VA Boston Healthcare System. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. EST Position Description Title/PD#: Laborer/PD523-00655-A Physical Requirements: Work requires very heavy physical effort in operating large, riding mowers on grades and in areas with bushes, trees, and other visible obstacles that require significant maneuvering and lever control. Frequently lift and move equipment and components weighing over 50 pounds. Work is performed mainly outside in varying weather temperatures and in dry, humid, and/or damp conditions. Work area may be cramped, dirty, noisy, dusty, etc. May be exposed to fumes, smoke, or gases and may work with solvents, grease, and oils. Work around machinery and moving parts and around moving objects or vehicles. The equipment, tools, and tasks involved at this level frequently require extreme care and use of safety gloves, ear plugs, safety glasses, or respirators to avoid severe injuries. Recruitment Incentive (Sign-on Bonus): Not authorized Permanent Change of Station (Relocation Assistance): Not authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not authorized Pay: Competitive salary and regular salary increases. When setting pay, a higher step rate of the appropriate grade may be determined after consideration of higher or unique qualifications or special needs of the VA (Above Minimum Rate of the Grade). Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year). Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA. Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement). Telework: Not available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Notification: This position is in the Competitive Service. This position is a AFGE Bargaining Unit position. The incumbent may be required to travel to other VA campuses and Community Based Outpatient Clinics. - Laborer (12 Month Register) (Defense Logistics Agency): Lifts, carries, maneuvers, and positions Government owned supplies and equipment. Performs work inside and outside a warehouse. Operates power equipment with basic start/stop controls. Stacks and unstacks material on pallets and conveyors. Loads and unloads heavy boxes, cartons, pallets, and other material to/from trucks, sea vans, roller lines, and conveyors. Moves, pushes, rolls, and positions heavy, bulky, and hard to handle items. - Laborer (Department of War Education Activity): Removes garbage or debris from interior and exterior facilities. Maintains playgrounds, athletic fields, preparing fields for specific event, setting up and moving sports apparatus etc. Maintains school floors and/or exterior sidewalls. Operate heavy powered equipment to maintain landscaping duties. Utilize directions and sequences for tasks such as chemical application to lawn and ice during inclement weather. - LABORER (United States Army Installation Management Command): Operate large, complex riding mowers with independently controlled cutting decks, hydraulic dump system and/or power flow material collection system. Use a gas-powered trimmer to trim grass around buildings, sidewalks, trees, and shrubs. Police buildings, grounds, and lake areas pick up trash and debris, pulls weeds, waters grass, and flower beds and rakes leaves. Operate up to 1-ton pick-up truck to transport materials such as beauty bark and topsoil in and around the installation. Use a high-powered pressure washer for cleaning sidewalks, building exteriors, and other facilities. - LABORER (HEAVY) (U.S. Marine Corps): You will operate large, complex riding lawn mowers and similar types of specialized mowing equipment. You will determine and select the most appropriate type of equipment to accomplish each phase of the work in the most productive and cost-effective manner. You will complete all aspects of special assignments involving several steps, phases, or detailed procedures. You will operate various controls and levers to maneuver equipment and lift, lower, adjust, engage, and disengage components or attached devices when working around trees, trenches, large potholes, slopes, curbs, rocks, and other visible obstacles. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The Housekeeping Aid executes a full range of housekeeping activities in patient and non-patient care areas. The position may be assigned to any tour and may be required to work in various designated areas during any tour of duty. Typically, the position works independently with general supervision, or works with a team and is responsible for the full-range of cleaning duties in an assigned area throughout the medical facility. These duties include, but are limited to the following: These duties include, but are limited to the following: Performs floor maintenance, wall washing. Cleans doors, doorframes, baseboard corners and edges, and stairwells. Tasks are accomplished by sweeping, dust mopping, damp and wet mopping, scrubbing, stripping, refinishing, buffing, vacuuming and extracting carpets and runners, spot cleaning areas, and high and low dusting. Periodically utilizes pressure was
Works with the Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor of the Facilities Service Group and the other supervisors of the Group in the coordination of activities. Provides instructions to workers, assigns tasks to be performed, and in absence of supervisory instructions, addresses priority situations. Works with staff and sets pace, demonstrating proper work methods. Ensures plans, materials, tools and supplies are available. Resolves problems as they arise and, when required, obtains addition information or decisions from supervisor. Provides information and answers questions on procedures, policies, written instructions, and other directives. In addition, provides training to staff. Ensures all offices, corridors, stairways, fairways, cafeteria and other areas are cleaned. Works with the staff in adjusting, cleaning, oiling, changing of brushes, rollers, buffers, and other attachments on cleanin
Disinfects restrooms to include urinals, toilet bowls, and sinks. Dusts, waxes, and/or polishes furniture and fixtures. Empties waste baskets. Occasionally works on ladders/scaffolds to clean. Sets up and tears down for special events or assemblies. Sweeps, mops, strips, scrubs, waxes and/or polishes floors using brooms, industrial-type floor scrubbers and other heavy powered cleaning equipment. Opens and closes school following all security procedures.
As a Custodial Worker WG-3566-2, your typical work assignments may include the following under supervision: Performs comprehensive cleaning of classrooms, education laboratories, computer rooms, offices, hallways, dormitory/residential, and restroom facilities, etc. Cleans and sanitizes restrooms and replenishes supplies, cleans spills, cleans drinking fountains, mirrors, tables, walls, fixtures, blinds, light fixtures, etc. Empties trash cans and relines cans with liners. Sweeps, mops, steam cleans, waxes, polishes, and buffs floors. Vacuums and shampoos carpets and rugs. Keeps all buildings, parking lots, and surrounding areas clean of all debris and litter. Ensures that appropriate and necessary levels of inventory are on hand at assigned areas, orders necessary supplies and materials, and maintains accurate records of received and distributed items. May lift and move objects weighing
Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Custodian/Housekeeping Total Compensation Sweeps, mops, scrubs, applies floor wax, and polishes floor surfaces throughout the hospital including stairways and elevators. Maintains custodial equipment by cleaning, oiling, and/or adjusting machine to assure maximum use. Empties waste baskets and trash cans from rooms and offices throughout the hospital. Keeps restrooms in a clean, orderly, and sanitary condition. Cleans various areas such as in-patient rooms, bathrooms, public restrooms, operating rooms, labor & delivery rooms, exam rooms, isolation rooms, pharmacy, emergency room, lab, x-ray, halls, walls, floors, furnishings, equipment, windows, offices, entrances, etc., wiping surfaces using proper cleaning techniques, universal precautions, and chemicals. Requirement: IHS Selectees whose d
Occupation: Custodial working (series 3566) | posted as: Housekeeping Aid; Environmental Services Technician; Custodial Worker; Environmental Service Technician | You will do janitorial and custodial work, like cleaning bathrooms, sweeping floors and emptying trash. | ~2525 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Housekeeping Aid-EVS Technician (Veterans Health Administration): The Housekeeping Aid executes a full range of housekeeping activities in patient and non-patient care areas. The position may be assigned to any tour and may be required to work in various designated areas during any tour of duty. Typically, the position works independently with general supervision, or works with a team and is responsible for the full-range of cleaning duties in an assigned area throughout the medical facility. These duties include, but are limited to the following: These duties include, but are limited to the following: Performs floor maintenance, wall washing. Cleans doors, doorframes, baseboard corners and edges, and stairwells. Tasks are accomplished by sweeping, dust mopping, damp and wet mopping, scrubbing, stripping, refinishing, buffing, vacuuming and extracting carpets and runners, spot cleaning areas, and high and low dusting. Periodically utilizes pressure washers and heavy industrial powered and battery operated equipment the above task. Adjusts, cleans, and performs minor maintenance on this equipment and changes attachments for their proper use in achieving the best results. Empties trash and wastebaskets, replaces liners. Transports general refuse, regulated medical waste and recycling to central collection areas. Cleans rest rooms, bathrooms, and shower rooms, ensuring that they are cleaned and meet acceptable standards (cleans, disinfects, and deodorizes lavatories, showers, bathtubs, urinals, and toilet bowls; cleans mirrors, sinks, and water fountains; washes and polishes light and toilet fixtures). Replenishes supplies of paper towels, toilet paper, hand sanitizers, and soap in all areas where dispensers are located. Moves and arranges furniture, patient wardrobes, beds, etc. in the assigned area to accomplish cleaning tasks. Provides bed-making services in patient care areas and OD rooms; cleans mattresses, springs, and bed frames; and cleans bedside stands, over bed lights, blood pressure cuffs, bed tables, etc. in patient rooms; Removes bags of soiled textiles from patient rooms and transports to the designated soiled room in each ward area; Loads and unloads clean textiles from bulk carts. Restocks clean textile closets, cabinets, shelves, carts, and participates in inventory management activities. Defrosts and cleans patient care refrigerators and ice machines in nourishment kitchen areas; cleans stainless steel on storage instrument cabinets and counters, elevators in lobbies, wards, diet-kitchens and nurse utility rooms; and cleans ashtrays, smoke stands, sand urns in designated smoke areas and water fountains; Provides interim cleaning of windows and window ledges from the inside, cleans glass door and other glass surfaces; and replaces curtains and cleans blinds. Cleans and/or replaces needle boxes. Periodically cleans specific non-critical Reusable Medical Equipment (RME) in inpatient and clinical areas of the medical center. Work Schedule: Tour of Duty may vary. Work schedules will be discussed during the interview. Position Description Title/PD#: Housekeeping Aid-EVS Technician/PD99909-S Physical Requirements: Duties require constant physical demands such as bending, walking, pushing, pulling, lifting, carrying, and reaching. Incumbent must climb ladders to clean overhead equipment and operate heavy duty commercial cleaning equipment that requires eye, hand and body coordination. Incumbent must be able to work with arms extended over head for extended periods of time. Incumbent must be able to travel from building to building in extreme weather conditions ranging from a high of 109 degrees Fahrenheit to a low of -25 degrees Fahrenheit. Incumbent must be able to continually stand, bend, stoop and reach while performing regular duties. Must be able to lift or carry objects weighing 50+lbs. Occasionally pushes loads weighing up to 700lbs. Mostly works indoors in adequately heated, lighted and ventilated areas. May be exposed to hazardous waste, medical waste and infectious materials and diseases. However, there are no physical requirements for the 3566 Housekeeping Aid-EVS Technician occupation. Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized. Paid Time Off: 37-50 days of annual paid time offer per year (13-26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal Holidays per year). Parental Leave: After 12 months of employment, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave in connection with the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child. Child Care Subsidy: After 60 days of employment, full time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25% of total eligible childcare costs for eligible children up to the monthly maximum of $416.66. Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA. Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement). - Custodial Worker Leader (Agricultural Research Service): Works with the Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor of the Facilities Service Group and the other supervisors of the Group in the coordination of activities. Provides instructions to workers, assigns tasks to be performed, and in absence of supervisory instructions, addresses priority situations. Works with staff and sets pace, demonstrating proper work methods. Ensures plans, materials, tools and supplies are available. Resolves problems as they arise and, when required, obtains addition information or decisions from supervisor. Provides information and answers questions on procedures, policies, written instructions, and other directives. In addition, provides training to staff. Ensures all offices, corridors, stairways, fairways, cafeteria and other areas are cleaned. Works with the staff in adjusting, cleaning, oiling, changing of brushes, rollers, buffers, and other attachments on cleaning machines. Observes and ensures all staff is aware of safety and housekeeping rules and the proper use of personal protective equipment. Ensures adherence by the staff to the conduct, safety, fire, care of equipment, housekeeping rules and regulations. - Custodial Worker (Department of War Education Activity): Disinfects restrooms to include urinals, toilet bowls, and sinks. Dusts, waxes, and/or polishes furniture and fixtures. Empties waste baskets. Occasionally works on ladders/scaffolds to clean. Sets up and tears down for special events or assemblies. Sweeps, mops, strips, scrubs, waxes and/or polishes floors using brooms, industrial-type floor scrubbers and other heavy powered cleaning equipment. Opens and closes school following all security procedures. - Custodial Worker (Department of the Interior): As a Custodial Worker WG-3566-2, your typical work assignments may include the following under supervision: Performs comprehensive cleaning of classrooms, education laboratories, computer rooms, offices, hallways, dormitory/residential, and restroom facilities, etc. Cleans and sanitizes restrooms and replenishes supplies, cleans spills, cleans drinking fountains, mirrors, tables, walls, fixtures, blinds, light fixtures, etc. Empties trash cans and relines cans with liners. Sweeps, mops, steam cleans, waxes, polishes, and buffs floors. Vacuums and shampoos carpets and rugs. Keeps all buildings, parking lots, and surrounding areas clean of all debris and litter. Ensures that appropriate and necessary levels of inventory are on hand at assigned areas, orders necessary supplies and materials, and maintains accurate records of received and distributed items. May lift and move objects weighing about 40 pounds (18 kilograms), and occasionally objects weighing over 50 pounds (23 kilograms). NOTE: Position is also being advertised under merit promotion announcement number BIE-12935115-26-DB MP. For "Status Applicants" who wish to be considered under both merit promotion and competitive procedures must submit a separate application for each announcement. - Custodial Worker (Indian Health Service): Total Compensation Package - Check out IHS's outstanding total compensation package for this job: Custodian/Housekeeping Total Compensation Sweeps, mops, scrubs, applies floor wax, and polishes floor surfaces throughout the hospital including stairways and elevators. Maintains custodial equipment by cleaning, oiling, and/or adjusting machine to assure maximum use. Empties waste baskets and trash cans from rooms and offices throughout the hospital. Keeps restrooms in a clean, orderly, and sanitary condition. Cleans various areas such as in-patient rooms, bathrooms, public restrooms, operating rooms, labor & delivery rooms, exam rooms, isolation rooms, pharmacy, emergency room, lab, x-ray, halls, walls, floors, furnishings, equipment, windows, offices, entrances, etc., wiping surfaces using proper cleaning techniques, universal precautions, and chemicals. Requirement: IHS Selectees whose duties and responsibilities require them to work permanently, temporarily, or occasionally in an IHS healthcare facility must comply with the IHS Employee Immunization Policy related to vaccine-preventable diseases, consistent with recommendations for healthcare workers. Vaccine exemption requests may be available, as outlined in the IHS Employee Immunization Policy and facility guidance. A REAL ID will be required beginning May 7, 2025, in accordance with 6 C.F.R. 37.5 (2021) Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
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If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
Tour of duty for this position is: Monday – Friday 6:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Work schedule may require some occasionally mandatory overtime on holidays AND weekends. Duties: Installs insulating materials on ducts, pumps, valves and boilers to limit heat transference, reduce condensation and limit sound. Measures, cuts, mixes and shapes insulating materials for complex arcs and irregular shapes and installs protective, moisture-proof- containment barriers for hazardous materials removal involving lead paint, asbestos and abatement. Complies with OSHA and EPA safety and reporting requirements as well as NIOSH, NESHAP, AHERA regulatory requirements. Performs duties that may involve handling and/or removal of friable and non-friable asbestos and lead-based and lead-containing paint (herein referred to as lead paint), as well as suspect polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in building materials. Pla
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
Occupation: Insulating (series 3610) | posted as: Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Insulator Pipe Coverer; Trades Apprentice Program | This standard is used to grade nonsupervisory jobs that involve fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, boilers, turbines, pumps, pipes, valves, ducts, and other structures to reduce heat loss or a | ~41 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. - Insulator Pipe Coverer (Architect of the Capitol): Tour of duty for this position is: Monday – Friday 6:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Work schedule may require some occasionally mandatory overtime on holidays AND weekends. Duties: Installs insulating materials on ducts, pumps, valves and boilers to limit heat transference, reduce condensation and limit sound. Measures, cuts, mixes and shapes insulating materials for complex arcs and irregular shapes and installs protective, moisture-proof- containment barriers for hazardous materials removal involving lead paint, asbestos and abatement. Complies with OSHA and EPA safety and reporting requirements as well as NIOSH, NESHAP, AHERA regulatory requirements. Performs duties that may involve handling and/or removal of friable and non-friable asbestos and lead-based and lead-containing paint (herein referred to as lead paint), as well as suspect polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in building materials. Plans and performs work involving the removal of lead paint following the lead exposure in construction, 29 CFR 1926.62. Work will require the ability to glove bag, build containments, and work with an Industrial Hygienist when needed. These requirements will apply to asbestos-containing materials as well. Plans and performs work involving removal and installation of a variety of insulating materials on air ducts, heaters, generators, pumps, piping, evaporators, refrigeration units and boilers. Removes, repairs, encloses and encapsulates asbestos-containing insulation and other asbestos-containing building products, including but not limited to surfacing materials, thermal systems insulation, friable miscellaneous materials, and non-friable suspected asbestos-containing building materials, as well as occasional suspect waste products. Ensures that proper precautions are taken to reduce the possibility of releasing asbestos fibers or lead into the environment during repair, removal and encapsulation operations. Awareness of and abiding by silica in construction standard (29 CFR 1926.1153) for these projects as well. Repairs damaged insulation and upgrades existing insulation for increased performance. Measures, cuts, trims and fits insulating materials on regular shaped surfaces of pipes, tanks, boilers, ducts and other structures, which have irregular and straight runs or surfaces and curves. Uses various types of insulating materials, such as cork, calcium silicate, magnesia, rock wool, glass wool and spun glass. Mixes loose materials into cement or plaster forms for trowel application. Insulates surfaces of pipes, ducts, valves, fittings, flanges, boilers, tanks, evaporators, refrigerating units and similar structures. Saws or shears sections of insulation to size and trims them to fit. Cuts out irregular shapes for valves, fittings, flanges and similar parts. Secures insulation in place with wire, metal straps, special twine or cements insulation to surface where appropriate. Fills joints and cracks with appropriate insulating cement. Cuts and fits glass cloth, canvas cloth, aluminum, sheet metal or other fabrics to wrap or cover insulation. Must complete training as prescribed by 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)1910 within first six months after assigned to these duties and attend annual refresher courses. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Welding various metals of similar and dissimilar properties using oxy/acetylene and/or electric welders, Tungsten Inert Gas Systems (T.I.G.) Shield Metal Arc Welding (S.M.A.W.). Performing hands-on preservation/restoration work utilizing skills such as welding, pattern making, rubber mold making, masonry, sandblasting, painting, metal patina processes, machining, forging, heaving equipment operator, carpentry, and rigging to repair bronze statuary, monuments, historic fences and plaques. Participating in all phases of monument preservation and restoration by performing various carpentry and masonry skills.
You will determine the quality of welds through accepted visual inspection standards. You will demonstrate welding techniques, procedures, and safety precautions to welder trainees. You will advise personnel on the use of welding tools and equipment for safe operation. You will enforce safety, fire, and other regulations to ensure safe welding work practices. You will alter lesson plans to reach and motivate students of diverse ages, backgrounds, and levels of interpretation. You will lead discussions to provide greater understanding of course content.
You will receive work orders, oral instructions and direction from your immediate supervisor for the installation, repair or modification of pertinent components. You will use the American Welding Society standard welding symbols and related trade processes to completed assigned work. You will use prepared clamps, fixtures or jigs to assemble materials or parts for welding.
Occupation: Welding (series 3703) | posted as: Welder; Welding Worker; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Trades Apprentice Program | You will manufacture, repair, modify and assemble the metal and alloy parts of buildings, aircraft, ships and more. In this field, you should know how to apply electric, gas or other welding processes like electron beam | ~157 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. - Welder (National Park Service): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Welding various metals of similar and dissimilar properties using oxy/acetylene and/or electric welders, Tungsten Inert Gas Systems (T.I.G.) Shield Metal Arc Welding (S.M.A.W.). Performing hands-on preservation/restoration work utilizing skills such as welding, pattern making, rubber mold making, masonry, sandblasting, painting, metal patina processes, machining, forging, heaving equipment operator, carpentry, and rigging to repair bronze statuary, monuments, historic fences and plaques. Participating in all phases of monument preservation and restoration by performing various carpentry and masonry skills. - WELDING WORKER (Bureau of Naval Personnel): You will determine the quality of welds through accepted visual inspection standards. You will demonstrate welding techniques, procedures, and safety precautions to welder trainees. You will advise personnel on the use of welding tools and equipment for safe operation. You will enforce safety, fire, and other regulations to ensure safe welding work practices. You will alter lesson plans to reach and motivate students of diverse ages, backgrounds, and levels of interpretation. You will lead discussions to provide greater understanding of course content. - WELDER (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will receive work orders, oral instructions and direction from your immediate supervisor for the installation, repair or modification of pertinent components. You will use the American Welding Society standard welding symbols and related trade processes to completed assigned work. You will use prepared clamps, fixtures or jigs to assemble materials or parts for welding. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. 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Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
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| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
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| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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This position is located in the Nondestructive inspection section of an Air National Guard aircraft Maintenance Group, Maintenance Squadron, Fabrication Flight. This is an Air National Guard (ANG) Dual Status Technician position requiring military membership, compatible military skill assignment, and classification. The primary purpose of this position is to inspect aerospace weapon systems components and support equipment for structural integrity using nondestructive inspection methods and performs fluid analysis. MAJOR DUTIES: Determines test method, and prepares fluids and parts for nondestructive inspection. Interprets nondestructive inspection test results, and provides information about defects to repair center. Performs Oil Spectrometry process and analyzes wear metal content on engine lubricating oil and other fluids, and recommends corrective action. Establishes radiation areas
If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
1. Determines test method, and prepares fluids and parts for nondestructive inspection. Interprets nondestructive inspection test results, and provides information about defects to repair center. Performs Oil Spectrometry process and analyzes wear metal content on engine lubricating oil and other fluids, and recommends corrective action. Establishes radiation areas for radiographic operations. Computes and monitors personal exposure areas for radiographic operations, and monitors personnel exposure data. 2. Performs nondestructive inspection on structures, components, and systems. Detects flaws such as cracks, delaminations, voids, processing defects, and heat damage using penetrant, eddy current, magnetic particle, radiographic, optical, Thermography, Shearography and ultrasonic test equipment. Determines metallurgical information of components according to alloy, temper, conductivity,
You will perform traditional nondestructive inspection of castings, forgings, machined parts, test plates, welds, metal cladding, pipes, bar stock, flat metal sheets, airframe and engine assemblies. You will utilize NDI test equipment and chemicals applicable to the total range of nondestructive examination methods. You will calibrate and operate traditional test equipment such as eddy current testing (ET) equipment, magnetic particle testing (MT) equipment, penetrant testing (PT) equipment, visual testing (VT) equipment and temper etch (TE) equipment. You will inspect parts for flaws or defects, discontinuities in patterns, interprets indications and documents flaws or defects in material and prepares reports on defective parts. You will work with subordinate inspectors to set the pace and demonstrate proper inspection methods and may be required to work with trainees.
Occupation: Nondestructive testing (series 3705) | posted as: Nondestructive Tester (Title 32); Trades Apprentice Program; Nondestructive Testing Mechanic Inspector; Non-Destructive Testing Mechanic Inspector | You will test metals, composites, ceramics, plastics and other materials for defects, delaminations, corrosion and moisture. In this field, you will set up, operate, and adjust equipment and then accept or reject test re | ~83 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTER (Title 32) (Air National Guard Units): This position is located in the Nondestructive inspection section of an Air National Guard aircraft Maintenance Group, Maintenance Squadron, Fabrication Flight. This is an Air National Guard (ANG) Dual Status Technician position requiring military membership, compatible military skill assignment, and classification. The primary purpose of this position is to inspect aerospace weapon systems components and support equipment for structural integrity using nondestructive inspection methods and performs fluid analysis. MAJOR DUTIES: Determines test method, and prepares fluids and parts for nondestructive inspection. Interprets nondestructive inspection test results, and provides information about defects to repair center. Performs Oil Spectrometry process and analyzes wear metal content on engine lubricating oil and other fluids, and recommends corrective action. Establishes radiation areas for radiographic operations. Computes and monitors personal exposure areas for radiographic operations, and monitors personnel exposure data. Performs nondestructive inspection on structures, components, and systems. Detects flaws such as cracks, delamination, voids, processing defects, and heat damage using penetrant, eddy current, magnetic particle, radiographic, optical, Thermography, Shearography and ultrasonic test equipment. Determines metallurgical information of components according to alloy, temper, conductivity, and associated factors. May also serve as Alternate TMDE Monitor, PCAMS, Alternate Equipment Custodian, Alternate Supplies Manager, Alternate Hazardous Waste Monitor, Alternate Hazardous Communication Monitor, Alternate Spill Prevention Monitor, Alternate FOD Monitor, Alternate Radiation Monitor, Alternate Technical Order Monitor, Alternate Precious Metals Monitor, and Training Monitor. Applies magnetic particle and/or liquid penetrant inspection to detect and interpret the relevancy of flaws in a variety of parts. Parts are numerous and varied, and are of ferrous and/or nonferrous metals, and consist of surface or near surface discontinuities in the metal; e.g., fatigue cracks, welding overlap, cold shut, or surface cracks that may stem from internal flaws, such as pipes, inclusions, or forging lap. Sets up each different liquid penetrant or magnetic particle method following Technical Orders (TOs), Time Change Technical Orders (TCTOs), or Work Control Documents (WCDs), or Nondestructive Testing Instructions (NDIs). Ensures the equipment and solutions are in compliance with technical guides and quality standards before performing tests and must submit an AFTO 22 if defects in TO's exist or an AF 107 if there is no technical data to accompany the task. Performs all processing tasks; i.e., dipping items in penetrant or magnetic particle baths, washing and drying, magnetizing and demagnetizing ferrous items, and subjecting them to Ultra Violet Black light to detect and evaluate flaws, their nature, size, scope, and exact location. If items are repairable, records test results, and marks defect areas and dimensions. Initiates WCDs that specify the needed repairs. Re-inspects all repairs performed on each component upon their return to the shop. Uses and maintains tools. Maintains bench stock levels of parts, materials, tools, and equipment at prescribed levels. Uses tools and equipment associated with testing being conducted in the shop, as well as hand and power tools to do the work. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations to maintain a safe and clean work environment. Uses and assures proper fit of required Personal Protective Equipment and clothing. Follows federal and state rules when storing, using, handling, labeling, and disposing of hazardous materials and waste in accordance with environmental standards. Performs clean-up duties, such as cleaning equipment, sweeping, straightening, and lining up tools and other property in the assigned area. Maintains records and documents actions. Manually documents actions taken or enters information into an automated system. Obtains required coordination and signatures. - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. - NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTER (T32) (Department of the Air Force): 1. Determines test method, and prepares fluids and parts for nondestructive inspection. Interprets nondestructive inspection test results, and provides information about defects to repair center. Performs Oil Spectrometry process and analyzes wear metal content on engine lubricating oil and other fluids, and recommends corrective action. Establishes radiation areas for radiographic operations. Computes and monitors personal exposure areas for radiographic operations, and monitors personnel exposure data. 2. Performs nondestructive inspection on structures, components, and systems. Detects flaws such as cracks, delaminations, voids, processing defects, and heat damage using penetrant, eddy current, magnetic particle, radiographic, optical, Thermography, Shearography and ultrasonic test equipment. Determines metallurgical information of components according to alloy, temper, conductivity, and associated factors. May also serve as Alternate TMDE Monitor, PCAMS, Alternate Equipment Custodian, Alternate Supplies Manager, Alternate Hazardous Waste Monitor, Alternate Hazardous Communication Monitor, Alternate Spill Prevention Monitor, Alternate FOD Monitor, Alternate Radiation Monitor, Alternate Technical Order Monitor, Alternate Precious Metals Monitor, and Training Monitor. 3. Applies magnetic particle and/or liquid penetrant inspection to detect and interpret the relevancy of flaws in a variety of parts. Parts are numerous and varied, and are of ferrous and/or nonferrous metals, and consist of surface or near surface discontinuities in the metal; e.g., fatigue cracks, welding overlap, cold shut, or surface cracks that may stem from internal flaws, such as pipes, inclusions, or forging lap. Sets up each different liquid penetrant or magnetic particle method following Technical Orders (TOs), Time Change Technical Orders (TCTOs), or Work Control Documents (WCDs), or Nondestructive Testing Instructions (NDIs). Ensures the equipment and solutions are in compliance with technical guides and quality standards before performing tests and must submit an AFTO 22 if defects in TO's exist or an AF 107 if there is no technical data to accompany the task. Performs all processing tasks; i.e., dipping items in penetrant or magnetic particle baths, washing and drying, magnetizing and demagnetizing ferrous items, and subjecting them to Ultra Violet Black light to detect and evaluate flaws, their nature, size, scope, and exact location. If items are repairable, records test results, and marks defect areas and dimensions. Initiates WCDs that specify the needed repairs. Re-inspects all repairs performed on each component upon their return to the shop. 4. Uses and maintains tools. Maintains bench stock levels of parts, materials, tools, and equipment at prescribed levels. Uses tools and equipment associated with testing being conducted in the shop, as well as hand and power tools to do the work. 5. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations to maintain a safe and clean work environment. Uses and assures proper fit of required Personal Protective Equipment and clothing. Follows federal and state rules when storing, using, handling, labeling, and disposing of hazardous materials and waste in accordance with environmental standards. Performs clean-up duties, such as cleaning equipment, sweeping, straightening, and lining up tools and other property in the assigned area. 6. Maintains records and documents actions. Manually documents actions taken or enters information into an automated system. Obtains required coordination and signatures. Performs other duties as assigned. - NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING MECHANIC INSPECTOR (Naval Air Systems Command): You will perform traditional nondestructive inspection of castings, forgings, machined parts, test plates, welds, metal cladding, pipes, bar stock, flat metal sheets, airframe and engine assemblies. You will utilize NDI test equipment and chemicals applicable to the total range of nondestructive examination methods. You will calibrate and operate traditional test equipment such as eddy current testing (ET) equipment, magnetic particle testing (MT) equipment, penetrant testing (PT) equipment, visual testing (VT) equipment and temper etch (TE) equipment. You will inspect parts for flaws or defects, discontinuities in patterns, interprets indications and documents flaws or defects in material and prepares reports on defective parts. You will work with subordinate inspectors to set the pace and demonstrate proper inspection methods and may be required to work with trainees. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
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***THIS IS A TITLE 32 NATIONAL GUARD POISITION THAT REQUIRES MILITARY MEMBERSHIP*** This position is located within a National Guard aircraft maintenance organization. Its primary purpose is to accomplish the inspection, repair, modification, installation and troubleshooting of sheet metal, fiberglass, bonded honeycomb and other structural materials and components as well as treatment (i.e., mechanical and chemical), and painting of missiles, aircraft powered and nonpowered Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE), and monitoring aircraft and equipment washing. Independently inspects aircraft and determines the nature and extent of repairs to be made, using applicable technical orders as guidelines. Works directly on the aircraft and its components, fulfilling such tasks as removal, repair, modification and installation of parts and assemblies, such as frames, stringers, longerons, bulkheads, be
You will evaluate the progress of workers in terms of interest, cooperation, assimilation of basic fundamentals and theory, and practical application of work methods. You will assure safety and housekeeping rules are followed. You will check work in progress or finished to confirm instructions, work sequencing, procedures, methods and deadlines are met. You will ensure availability of plans, blueprints, materials, and tools. You will report to supervisors/customers on status and progress of work, and causes of work delays. You will offer counsel and guidance to to those striving to improve performance training. You will use trade techniques to safely set up machinery and equipment. You will conduct training to update, improve, or upgrade the knowledge and skills of others.
Interpret drawings to develop, plan and make templates to fabricate parts using a wide variety of sheet metals. Calculate angles and degrees needed to form metal parts into desired shapes with hand tools, power tools and equipment. Use welding equipment to create welds ranging from simple to precise using the appropriate techniques to prevent distortion or burning while meeting strength and dimension requirements. Assemble fabricated parts in order to repair a wide variety of equipment.
The duties may include, but are not limited to: Working at the helper level and under the direction of the shop foreman or higher graded sheet metal mechanic, the incumbent assists with fabricating specialized equipment. Assists higher graded sheet metal mechanics in operating, and maintaining as instructed, sheet metal cutting and forming machines, boring machines, punching machines, hand shears, hand files, etc. Assists the higher graded sheet metal mechanic to assemble equipment items and to join sheet metal parts, including soldering, welding, spot welding, riveting, locking seams, etc. Rough cuts parts as instructed from solid metal, plastic, or wood materials. Assists in building jigs and templates for the uniform assembly of a large quantity of parts. Occasional travel to pick up parts and supplies is required to support activities at the AEO. Retrieves, cleans, and replaces preci
If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
Occupation: Sheet metal mechanic (series 3806) | posted as: Sheet Metal Mechanic (Aircraft); Sheet Metal Worker (Aircraft); Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Sheet Metal Worker Helper | You will repair, fabricate, modify and install sheet metal parts, items and assemblies. | ~455 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TITLE 32 SHEET METAL MECHANIC (AIRCRAFT) (MI 191 MXS) (Air National Guard Units): ***THIS IS A TITLE 32 NATIONAL GUARD POISITION THAT REQUIRES MILITARY MEMBERSHIP*** This position is located within a National Guard aircraft maintenance organization. Its primary purpose is to accomplish the inspection, repair, modification, installation and troubleshooting of sheet metal, fiberglass, bonded honeycomb and other structural materials and components as well as treatment (i.e., mechanical and chemical), and painting of missiles, aircraft powered and nonpowered Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE), and monitoring aircraft and equipment washing. Independently inspects aircraft and determines the nature and extent of repairs to be made, using applicable technical orders as guidelines. Works directly on the aircraft and its components, fulfilling such tasks as removal, repair, modification and installation of parts and assemblies, such as frames, stringers, longerons, bulkheads, beams, ribs, spars, skin, cowling, brackets, faring, access doors, panels and other related items. May be required to clear red "X" conditions. Repairs cracks in aircraft skin. Fabricates and fits patches to damaged areas, determining repair detail necessary to retain or restore original strength. Troubleshoots aircraft structural repair situations in such areas as fuselage, tails, wings, cowlings, and stabilizers. Removes, forms, fits, and installs highly stressed and double contoured skins, using hand or powered drilling and cutting tools and other metal working equipment. Aligns and balances component structures and airframe using precision measuring instruments and levels. Performs metal-to-metal bonding where delamination of surfaces and core material occurs in control surfaces. Inspects damage or deterioration and determines repair or replacement of plastic, fiberglass, composites, bonded structures, and bonded honeycomb assemblies using powered and nonpowered tools and equipment. Repairs or replaces retaining frames and installs plastic laminated blanks. Designs and constructs forming fixtures. Manufactures and ensures that metal tubing, conduits and cables are fabricated and tested in accordance with drawings and specifications. Fabricates and repairs flexible control cables. Performs fabrication of local manufactured items requited for aircraft and equipment. Work includes layout, bending, cutting, forming and assembling. Sets up and operates power shears, brakes, rolls, dimpling machines, drill presses, saws, portable powered tools, specific detection and measuring equipment, and other metal working equipment, including use of other tools of the trade. Prepares and designs layout, dies, jigs, and templates necessary to carry out fabrication repair or modification of aircraft, engine, AGE, and other equipment. Works from blueprints, technical orders diagrams, and work orders. Identifies metal corrosion. Performs necessary testing to identify type corrosion present by examination with magnifying equipment, chemical and mechanical methods and treats aircraft engines, in accordance with applicable technical publications. Removes corrosion by mechanical and chemical procedures to include use of portable powered (electric and pneumatic) sanders, buffers, brushes, bead blasters, vacuum cleaners, scrapers, grinders, acids, caustics, solvents, alcohols and other agents used in corrosion control processes. Treats metal with chemical procedures, such as acids and caustics for passivation and etching, to protect metal from oxidation. Applies protective coatings, markings, and decals after proper removal of corrosion and treatment of metals. Uses conventional paint spray equipment, electrostatic spray equipment, brushes and special applicators when applying primers and surface coatings. Identifies, blends, stores, controls, and disposes of hazardous materials such as acids, caustics, alcohols, solvents, cleaners, primers and surface coatings used for corrosion removal, treatment and protection in accordance with applicable directives. May operate the wash rack. Accomplishes corrosion and washing inspections within schedule provided to ensure compliance with the monthly and weekly maintenance plan. May conduct training on proper methods and procedures of wash rack operations. May assist in training of drill status guard members and in maintenance of publication files of applicable technical orders, regulations, manuals and local directives. Prepares for and participates in various types of readiness evaluations such as MEI, ORI, IG and UE inspections mobility and command support exercises. May be required to perform such additional duties as structural fire fighting, aircraft fire/crash/ rescue/duty, security guard, snow removal, munitions loading and handling, heavy equipment operator, maintenance of facilities and equipment, or serve a member of a team to cope with natural disasters or civil emergencies. The above duty description doesn't contain all details of the official position description. - AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL MECHANIC (AIRCRAFT)(LEADER) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will evaluate the progress of workers in terms of interest, cooperation, assimilation of basic fundamentals and theory, and practical application of work methods. You will assure safety and housekeeping rules are followed. You will check work in progress or finished to confirm instructions, work sequencing, procedures, methods and deadlines are met. You will ensure availability of plans, blueprints, materials, and tools. You will report to supervisors/customers on status and progress of work, and causes of work delays. You will offer counsel and guidance to to those striving to improve performance training. You will use trade techniques to safely set up machinery and equipment. You will conduct training to update, improve, or upgrade the knowledge and skills of others. - Sheet Metal Mechanic (Department of the Army): Interpret drawings to develop, plan and make templates to fabricate parts using a wide variety of sheet metals. Calculate angles and degrees needed to form metal parts into desired shapes with hand tools, power tools and equipment. Use welding equipment to create welds ranging from simple to precise using the appropriate techniques to prevent distortion or burning while meeting strength and dimension requirements. Assemble fabricated parts in order to repair a wide variety of equipment. - Sheet Metal Worker Helper (Department of Agriculture): The duties may include, but are not limited to: Working at the helper level and under the direction of the shop foreman or higher graded sheet metal mechanic, the incumbent assists with fabricating specialized equipment. Assists higher graded sheet metal mechanics in operating, and maintaining as instructed, sheet metal cutting and forming machines, boring machines, punching machines, hand shears, hand files, etc. Assists the higher graded sheet metal mechanic to assemble equipment items and to join sheet metal parts, including soldering, welding, spot welding, riveting, locking seams, etc. Rough cuts parts as instructed from solid metal, plastic, or wood materials. Assists in building jigs and templates for the uniform assembly of a large quantity of parts. Occasional travel to pick up parts and supplies is required to support activities at the AEO. Retrieves, cleans, and replaces precision measuring devices such as micrometers, vernier calipers, dial indicators, depth gauges, protractors, and thickness gauges to assist higher graded employees. - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. 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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
Serve as the lead engineer and Contracting Officer Representative, performing pre-construction reviews of plans and schedules to ensure project feasibility and adherence to deadlines. Directly oversee and inspect all on-site construction activities to identify problems, monitor progress, and ensure workmanship and materials strictly comply with contract requirements. Manage all contract administration and technical documentation, including the review of contractor submittals, payment estimates, and Requests for Information (RFIs). Provide field measurements, site data, and cost estimates to prepare, negotiate, and execute necessary contract modifications in response to on-site conditions. Act as the primary liaison between contractors, customer representatives, and project managers, coordinating operations and communicating project status to resolve issues and prevent delays. Lead projec
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Occupation: Shipfitting (series 3820) | posted as: Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Interdisciplinary (Project Engineer); Shipfitter; Trades Apprentice Program | You will modify, fabricate, repair, assemble and install metal parts of ships and other vessels. In this field, you will lay out, cut and shape metal parts and position, align and secure parts on ships. You should know s | ~81 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. - Interdisciplinary (Project Engineer) (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Serve as the lead engineer and Contracting Officer Representative, performing pre-construction reviews of plans and schedules to ensure project feasibility and adherence to deadlines. Directly oversee and inspect all on-site construction activities to identify problems, monitor progress, and ensure workmanship and materials strictly comply with contract requirements. Manage all contract administration and technical documentation, including the review of contractor submittals, payment estimates, and Requests for Information (RFIs). Provide field measurements, site data, and cost estimates to prepare, negotiate, and execute necessary contract modifications in response to on-site conditions. Act as the primary liaison between contractors, customer representatives, and project managers, coordinating operations and communicating project status to resolve issues and prevent delays. Lead project closeout by conducting final inspections, preparing corrective action punch lists, and verifying the accuracy of as-built drawings for official turnover. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. 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| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Due to the age of the complex (1920-1940s buildings and infrastructure), the Painter must have expert knowledge and skill in historical procedures, methods, techniques, and materials in order to identify the potential presence of hazardous materials, blend old and new finishes, and work with aged materials to restore to new and modern finishes. The Painter will paint parking lot striping, parking spots, fire lanes, crosswalks, fire hydrants, fire suppression pipes, way finding signage, outdoor railings, concrete curbing, steps, and other various surfaces that are beyond basic commercial surface painting and require special applications and processes. Painter will work overhead, in crawlspaces, on the ground, under structures, on ladders, on rooftops, etc. The Painter will set up scaffolding, ladders, harnesses, etc. for work involved with hard-to-reach areas. The Painter must have skill
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
Prepares various surfaces of interior and exterior components of building and other structures by mechanically and chemically removing old paint and rust, filling cracks, sanding and applying fillers and base coats. Mixes, thins, blends, matches, tints and tones coating materials. Applies coating materials using brushes, rollers, spray guns and other means of application. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean environment. Uses and maintains tools.
You will serve as a Painter and be responsible for painting and sandblasting work in support of the US Coast Guard (USCG), Industrial Production Facility (IPD), Industrial Operations Division, and is responsible for the preparation, by mechanical and chemical process, and the protective and cosmetic coating of buoys, vessels, structures, and miscellaneous objects. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Preparing metal surfaces for coating by dry and wet abrasive blasting, by grinding with abrasive disks and wheels, and by chemical stripping methods. Preparing metal surfaces by pickling or through controlled oxidation; prepares fiber reinforced plastic surfaces by filling, shaping, and abrasive sanding; prepares masonry surfaces by mechanical and abrasive blasting methods. Developing coatings of proper color, adj
If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
Occupation: Painting (series 4102) | posted as: Painter; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Painting Worker; Painting Helper | You will paint inside and outside buildings, aircraft, vessels, mobile equipment, fittings, machinery or other items. | ~288 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Painter (Veterans Health Administration): Due to the age of the complex (1920-1940s buildings and infrastructure), the Painter must have expert knowledge and skill in historical procedures, methods, techniques, and materials in order to identify the potential presence of hazardous materials, blend old and new finishes, and work with aged materials to restore to new and modern finishes. The Painter will paint parking lot striping, parking spots, fire lanes, crosswalks, fire hydrants, fire suppression pipes, way finding signage, outdoor railings, concrete curbing, steps, and other various surfaces that are beyond basic commercial surface painting and require special applications and processes. Painter will work overhead, in crawlspaces, on the ground, under structures, on ladders, on rooftops, etc. The Painter will set up scaffolding, ladders, harnesses, etc. for work involved with hard-to-reach areas. The Painter must have skill and knowledge with regard to advanced techniques such as mixing in aggregate and reflective materials into coatings in order to develop parking lot reflective striping, slip resistant floor coatings, etc. The Painter must be able to determine appropriate methods and techniques needed for different painting and coating applications. The Painter must be able to identify and apply appropriate chemicals (anti-growth agents, varnishes, paint removers, solvents, etc.), primers, bases, paints, etc. for the intended application and be able to further evaluate and determine suitability during and after application. Painter must be able to independently interpret specifications, plan and line out work requirements and materials needed, order materials, stage sites and make them ready for construction, develop phasing plans, communicate with customer and hospital with regards to interruptions caused by work, complete infection control measures, and exercise sound judgment when executing the work. Painter will receive work orders electronically and/or orally from the respective supervisor. The Painter will create and document his/her own work as a result of customer direct interaction and surveying of the site during Preventative Maintenance procedures. The Painter must have sufficient skill in the use of all trade tools to include brushes, rollers, stripers, sprayers, booths, trowels, straight edges, screeds, gauges, viscosity testers, spreaders, scaffolding, ladders, harnesses, texture guns, hydrometers, measuring tapes and calculators. Painter will protect areas from paint overspray by use of tape, plastic, cloths. Protective Personal Equipment (respirators, hearing protection, eye protection, protective clothing and boots, harnesses, monitoring devices for confined spaces, etc.) will be required daily in the completion of duties. The painter is a skilled and experienced journeyman painter responsible for preparing, finishing, and refinishing all types of interior and exterior surfaces including gypsum wall board, plaster, concrete, metal, wood, brick, masonry, asphalt, glass, flooring, tile, porous materials, etc. Painter will apply prime coats and surface preparation materials and chemicals in order for surfaces to receive proper finished coats, which may include one to three applications or more. The Painter must have knowledge and skill in order to work with resins, compounds, and other materials in order to build up, shape, and level surface to match adjacent surfaces or create aesthetic transitions. Painter will set up and ensure areas are properly ventilated through the initiation and use of negative air machines and Infection Control Risk Assessments and Permits. The Painter will utilize spray booths and wear appropriate respirators and PPE in performance of duties. The Painter will work with hazardous materials and generate reportable chemical wastes. As such, the Painter must have expert knowledge in the use of these materials, handling, storage, and reporting. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 7:00am - 3:30pm Position Description Title/PD#: Painter/PD02260A Physical Requirements: Heavy lifting, 45-pounds and over Heavy carrying, 45-pounds and over Straight pulling Pulling hand over hand Pushing Reaching above shoulder Use of fingers Both hands required Walking, 5-hours Standing, 1-hour Crawling/kneeling, .5-hour Repeated bending, .5-hour Climbing, legs only, .5-hour Climbing, use of legs and arms Both legs required Ability for rapid mental and muscular coordination simultaneously Far vision correctable in one eye to 20/20 and to 20/40 in the other Both eyes required Depth perception Ability to distinguish basic colors Ability to distinguish shades of colors Hearing (aid may be permitted) Mental and emotional stability - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. - PAINTER-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY (Air Force Materiel Command): Prepares various surfaces of interior and exterior components of building and other structures by mechanically and chemically removing old paint and rust, filling cracks, sanding and applying fillers and base coats. Mixes, thins, blends, matches, tints and tones coating materials. Applies coating materials using brushes, rollers, spray guns and other means of application. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean environment. Uses and maintains tools. - Painter (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as a Painter and be responsible for painting and sandblasting work in support of the US Coast Guard (USCG), Industrial Production Facility (IPD), Industrial Operations Division, and is responsible for the preparation, by mechanical and chemical process, and the protective and cosmetic coating of buoys, vessels, structures, and miscellaneous objects. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Preparing metal surfaces for coating by dry and wet abrasive blasting, by grinding with abrasive disks and wheels, and by chemical stripping methods. Preparing metal surfaces by pickling or through controlled oxidation; prepares fiber reinforced plastic surfaces by filling, shaping, and abrasive sanding; prepares masonry surfaces by mechanical and abrasive blasting methods. Developing coatings of proper color, adjusting hue, intensity and tone to match existing color schemes. Developing coatings of proper texture, consistency, and thickness; diagnoses coating problems, and adjusts application or mixture to obtain desired results adjusting and operating air and airless spray apparatuses - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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30 Day Hiring Model The Department of Veterans Affairs is implementing a streamlined 30-Day Hiring Model designed to accelerate hiring while maintaining the highest standards of merit-based selection. This improved process reduces traditional hiring timelines by integrating early coordination, faster assessments, and efficient pre-employment actions. Applicants can expect a more transparent, predictable, and efficient hiring journey from announcement to entry on duty. What Applicants Can Expect Expedited Candidate Review Once the announcement closes, Human Resources will quickly review applications, issue certificates of eligible candidates the day after the announcement closes and refer applicants for hiring manager consideration. Quick Interviews & References HR may arrange interviews and will request references within 3-5 days after being referred to the hiring manager. Streamlined Pr
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
You will learn and perform the proper use of tools. You will read blueprint sketches and technical manuals. You will assemble, install, maintain, and repair piping systems of submarines. You will trouble shoot, repair, adjust and install tank level indicators. You will prepare equipment/components for subsequent installation aboard submarines.
If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
The Pipefitter serves under the general supervision of the Crafts Shop Supervisor and will perform a variety of duties in the zone. In this position, you will: Perform preventative maintenance, repairs and installations for many utility distribution systems. Install, troubleshoot, modify and repair new and existing utility, supply and disposal systems and equipment such as sewage, water, oil, pneumatic, and gas distribution systems, water closets, tubs, flush valves, sinks, basins, fire sprinkler systems and showers; also installs, equipment such as steam heating, steam generation and hydraulic systems, steam generators, flash and expansion tanks; condensate, vacuum and circulating pumps and radiators. Use materials (such as aluminum, copper, iron, nylon, lead, vinyl, PVC and rubber) requiring a knowledge of their resistance to heat and acids, their strength and resiliency and how to con
Occupation: Pipefitting (series 4204) | posted as: Pipefitter; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Trades Apprentice Program | You will install, maintain and repair high-temperature water and high-pressure piping systems like hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. | ~233 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Pipefitter (Veterans Health Administration): 30 Day Hiring Model The Department of Veterans Affairs is implementing a streamlined 30-Day Hiring Model designed to accelerate hiring while maintaining the highest standards of merit-based selection. This improved process reduces traditional hiring timelines by integrating early coordination, faster assessments, and efficient pre-employment actions. Applicants can expect a more transparent, predictable, and efficient hiring journey from announcement to entry on duty. What Applicants Can Expect Expedited Candidate Review Once the announcement closes, Human Resources will quickly review applications, issue certificates of eligible candidates the day after the announcement closes and refer applicants for hiring manager consideration. Quick Interviews & References HR may arrange interviews and will request references within 3-5 days after being referred to the hiring manager. Streamlined Pre-Employment Requirements: Following a tentative offer, applicants should be prepared to complete required steps, such as fingerprinting and background check, credentialing, and medical examination within 3 days of the offer. Clear and Timely Communication: Applicants will receive clear communication at key milestones, including referral, tentative offer, and onboarding instructions. After meeting pre-employment requirements, candidates will receive a final job offer and start date. Onboarding tasks may continue after starting, with HR ensuring timely completion for a smooth transition into VA service. If selected, applicants should be prepared to come onboard within 30 days of the announcement closing. Duties include but are not limited to: Installs, maintains and repairs plumbing systems to include manual and automatic faucets, toilets, flushometers, bed pan washers, urinals, sinks, patient tubs and showers Troubleshooting and repairs on various plumbing systems and equipment including medical air, medical oxygen, medical vacuum, nitrous oxide, waste and vent systems, domestic hot and cold water piping, hot water heaters, water softeners, reverse osmosis units, steam and condensate systems, utility air systems, domestic water booster pumps, sewage ejection pumping systems, commercial kitchen and building service equipment. Installing, modifying, and repairing new and existing high-pressure piping systems and equipment such as steam heating, steam generation, and hydraulic systems, steam generators, flash and expansion tanks, condensate, vacuum, and circulating pumps, and radiators. Work from building plans, blueprints, and sketches to plan and lay out the routing, placement, pitch, elevation, pressure reduction, expansion, and operation of various plumbing and steam piping systems and equipment. Install, modify, and repair plumbing and steam systems like those described above by setting up system routes, placing and cutting route openings, placing hangers for proper pitch and elevation, and determining and installing such things as risers, flexible branches, expansion joints, pumps, gauges, and pressure regulators in the combination needed to support the pressures of the systems and that ensure the proper operation of the systems. Install plumbing and steam equipment like that described above by planning and completing the routing and placement of systems leading to the equipment, determining and placing the equipment at the proper levels and points in the systems, and joining, sealing, and testing systems and equipment for proper pressures, leak free joints, and operation. Responsible for performance of NFPA and TJC mandated tests and inspections of the medical gas systems, fire alarm systems and fire sprinkler systems. Troubleshoot plumbing and steam equipment that fails tests and inspections and correct the causes to industry standards for the healthcare industry. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 7:00 am - 3:30 pm Position Description Title/PD#: Pipefitter/PD04293A Physical Requirements/Working Conditions: Pipefitters make repairs and installations from ladders, scaffolding, and platforms, and where the systems and equipment that is worked on is located in hard-to-reach places. This requires the pipefitters to stand, stoop, bend, kneel, climb and work in tiring and uncomfortable positions. The pipefitters frequently handle, lift, carry, and set up parts and equipment that weigh up to 23 kilograms (50 pounds). Occasionally, the pipefitters may lift and carry items that weigh over 23 kilograms (50 pounds). The work is done inside and outside, and is usually dirty, dusty, and greasy. The incumbent will sometimes be required to make installations and repairs in areas where bad smelling fumes are present. There is frequent exposure to the possibility of uncomfortable heat conditions. The incumbent will frequently be exposed to the possibility of strains, cuts, scrapes, bruises, burns, and infections. They are occasionally exposed to the possibility of broken bones. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. - PIPEFITTER (United States Fleet Forces Command): You will learn and perform the proper use of tools. You will read blueprint sketches and technical manuals. You will assemble, install, maintain, and repair piping systems of submarines. You will trouble shoot, repair, adjust and install tank level indicators. You will prepare equipment/components for subsequent installation aboard submarines. - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. - Pipefitter (Smithsonian Institution ): The Pipefitter serves under the general supervision of the Crafts Shop Supervisor and will perform a variety of duties in the zone. In this position, you will: Perform preventative maintenance, repairs and installations for many utility distribution systems. Install, troubleshoot, modify and repair new and existing utility, supply and disposal systems and equipment such as sewage, water, oil, pneumatic, and gas distribution systems, water closets, tubs, flush valves, sinks, basins, fire sprinkler systems and showers; also installs, equipment such as steam heating, steam generation and hydraulic systems, steam generators, flash and expansion tanks; condensate, vacuum and circulating pumps and radiators. Use materials (such as aluminum, copper, iron, nylon, lead, vinyl, PVC and rubber) requiring a knowledge of their resistance to heat and acids, their strength and resiliency and how to connect tubing made of different materials by using special fittings such as nylon to connect plastic and metal tubing. Operate all power and hand tools used in pipefitting, drainage cleaning systems such as pipe bending, threading, grooving, and cutting machines, pneumatic caulking hammers; drain cleaning machines (mechanical and kinetic), electric hand drills and electric saws. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The Plumber will work at a journeyman level, conducting repairs, modifications, and installations that is required to be neat, plumbed, level or sloped in accordance with trade practices. Work will be performed with little, or no supervision and in compliance with manufacturer instructions and specifications. Duties include: Reviews actions for compliance to local and national codes, proper trade practices and makes recommendations for proposed projects. Performs installation, replacement, modification, preventive maintenance and repair on variety of plumbing systems. Determines and installs valves, traps, and unions needed for the proper operation of systems. Estimates and assembles joints and fittings required to install or repair equipment. Lays or hangs pipe and taps water and sewage lines, insulates pipe to prevent loss of heat and waterproofs outside pipelines. Cut holes in walls,
You will repair or replace gas, water, and steam lines and fittings. You will work on low pressure steam systems. You will make minor repairs to various pieces of gallery and medical equipment. You will assist with installing, replacing, or repairing a variety of fixtures (i.e.: pipes, valves, flanges, radiators, blowers, etc.) You will use a variety of tools such as: hand tools, saws, cutting/threading machines, electric drills, and electric sewer rodding equipment. You will recommend solutions for installing, modifying, and repairing new and existing plumbing fixtures. You will interpret building plans and blueprints to determine plumbing work details or procedures.
All MWEOC staff have emergency assignments and are considered deployed in place. Exercises and activations are planned and unplanned, and may require long hours, nights, weekends and holidays. All MWEOC employees are: (1) required to use a government-issued electronic device (to include cellular phones); (2) subject to recall during emergency situations; and (3) required to perform work in locations both above and below ground. What will I do in this position if hired? In this position, you will serve as a Plumber Worker responsible for making repairs on piping, supply, and disposal systems, as well as assisting higher graded plumbers in the troubleshooting, installation, repair, and maintenance of more complex plumbing equipment, fixtures, pipefitting, and repair of pumps and valves. Typical assignments include: The installation, maintenance, and repair of all piping systems. The instal
Serves as a Plumber installing, maintaining, altering, and repairing plumbing facilities. Troubleshoot and repair advanced water heaters, standalone condensing boilers used for domestic water heating, and components. Performs the full range of journeyman level plumbing tasks including estimating material requirements. Troubleshoots, repairs, installs, and maintains gas and steam fired kitchen equipment. Connects natural gas piping, installs vent pipe, and lights gas burners. Operates underground pipe locating instruments and leak detectors. Make repairs to steel and PVC service lines. Works with threaded, solvent weld, and acetylene weld pipes and fittings. Performs maintenance on four (4) Tactical Vehicle Wash Facilities (TVWF). Cleans lines (up to 18 inches in diameter) and troubleshoots clogged equipment and similar operational problems. Installs, removes, and performs repair on water
Perform the full range of plumbing work involving the installation, repair and maintenance of water distribution and disposal systems. Maintain and repair sanitary sewer and street drain collection systems, clean and clear stoppages, fixes leaks and install tanks. Maintain fire sprinkler systems, including wet pipe, dry pipe, deluge, and associated parts such as fire alarm valves, switches, pumps, air compressors, and other related equipment. Construct or make repairs to manholes and catch basins per specifications and grade of the ground by use of concrete block or bricks, precast manholes and catch basins.
Occupation: Plumbing (series 4206) | posted as: Plumber; Plumbing Worker | You will install, modify and repair utility, supply and disposal systems, fixtures, fittings and equipment. These include sewage, water, gas and oil lines, compressed air, vacuum and acid systems, bathrooms, water heater | ~77 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Plumber (Veterans Health Administration): The Plumber will work at a journeyman level, conducting repairs, modifications, and installations that is required to be neat, plumbed, level or sloped in accordance with trade practices. Work will be performed with little, or no supervision and in compliance with manufacturer instructions and specifications. Duties include: Reviews actions for compliance to local and national codes, proper trade practices and makes recommendations for proposed projects. Performs installation, replacement, modification, preventive maintenance and repair on variety of plumbing systems. Determines and installs valves, traps, and unions needed for the proper operation of systems. Estimates and assembles joints and fittings required to install or repair equipment. Lays or hangs pipe and taps water and sewage lines, insulates pipe to prevent loss of heat and waterproofs outside pipelines. Cut holes in walls, floors, ceiling or roof through which pipe will pass or equipment will be installed. Makes periodic visual inspections on mechanical piping systems. Checks for leaks, defective parts and any abnormal functioning of systems. Makes on the spot adjustments and repairs and performs preventive maintenance. Reports findings to supervisor, records time and material used on work orders. Constructs dust barriers based on Infection Control and Life Safety Risk Assessments. Ensures that job site is clean of all debris and equipment upon the completion of work. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 7:00am -3:30pm Position Description Title/PD#: Plumber/PD06646A Physical Requirements: Incumbent makes repairs and installations for ladders, scaffolding, and platforms, and where the systems and equipment worked on are in hard-to-reach places. Incumbent frequently stands, stoops, bends kneels, climbs and works in tiring and uncomfortable positions. Incumbent frequently handles lifts, carry and sets up parts and equipment that weigh up to 50 pounds. Occasionally, lift and carry items that weigh over 50 pounds with help. Beginning September 27, 2025, Federal agencies will only accept resumes up to two pages in length to comply with the Merit Hiring Plan. Resumes longer than two pages will result in ineligibility for further consideration for the position. USAJOBS will not allow you to upload or build resumes longer than two pages, and you will need to update the resumes in your profile before applying for a job. Resumes should include information relevant to the knowledge, skills, abilities, and competencies of the position to which you are applying. VA is unable to make assumptions about qualifications if not clearly listed. Resumes must be legible so they can be reviewed for eligibility, minimum qualifications and other position requirements listed in the job announcement. Your resume must be 5MB or less. We recommend saving and uploading your resume as a PDF to maintain formatting and number of pages. We also accept GIF, JPG, JPEG, PNG, RTF, TXT, PDF, ODT or Word (DOC or DOCX). We do not accept PDF portfolio files. We recommend using a sans-serif font size like Lato, if available. Other widely available options are Calibri, Helvetica, Arial, Verdana, Open San Source Sans Pro, Roboto or Noro Sans. Make your page margins 0.5 inches. Consider using 14-point size font for titles and 10-point for the main text in your resume. The resume builder can help you create a resume using these recommendations and uses the information in your USAJOBS profile to help you get started. As a condition of employment for accepting this position, you will be required to serve a 1-year probationary period during which we will evaluate your fitness and whether your continued employment advances the public interest. In determining if your employment advances the public interest, we may consider: your performance and conduct; the needs and interests of the agency; whether your continued employment would advance organizational goals of the agency or the Government; and whether your continued employment would advance the efficiency of the Federal service. Upon completion of your probationary period, your employment will be terminated unless you receive certification, in writing, that your continued employment advances the public interest. - PLUMBING WORKER (U.S. Marine Corps): You will repair or replace gas, water, and steam lines and fittings. You will work on low pressure steam systems. You will make minor repairs to various pieces of gallery and medical equipment. You will assist with installing, replacing, or repairing a variety of fixtures (i.e.: pipes, valves, flanges, radiators, blowers, etc.) You will use a variety of tools such as: hand tools, saws, cutting/threading machines, electric drills, and electric sewer rodding equipment. You will recommend solutions for installing, modifying, and repairing new and existing plumbing fixtures. You will interpret building plans and blueprints to determine plumbing work details or procedures. - Plumber (Federal Emergency Management Agency): All MWEOC staff have emergency assignments and are considered deployed in place. Exercises and activations are planned and unplanned, and may require long hours, nights, weekends and holidays. All MWEOC employees are: (1) required to use a government-issued electronic device (to include cellular phones); (2) subject to recall during emergency situations; and (3) required to perform work in locations both above and below ground. What will I do in this position if hired? In this position, you will serve as a Plumber Worker responsible for making repairs on piping, supply, and disposal systems, as well as assisting higher graded plumbers in the troubleshooting, installation, repair, and maintenance of more complex plumbing equipment, fixtures, pipefitting, and repair of pumps and valves. Typical assignments include: The installation, maintenance, and repair of all piping systems. The installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of plumbing fixtures, faucets, tubs, showers, toilets, and other similar items. The installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of a wide variety of pumps, valves, heat exchangers, expansion tanks, and other related equipment. What else do I need to know? At FEMA, our mission is to help people before, during and after disasters, and every employee at FEMA has a role in emergency management. Every FEMA employee has regular and recurring emergency management responsibilities, though not every position requires routine deployment to disaster sites. All positions are subject to recall around the clock for emergency management operations, which may require irregular work hours, work at locations other than the official duty station, and may include duties other than those specified in the employee's official position description. Travel requirements in support of emergency operations may be extensive in nature (weeks to months), with little advance notice, and may require employees to relocate to emergency sites with physically austere and operationally challenging conditions. Promotion Potential: Future promotions will be dependent on your ability to perform the duties at a higher level, the continuing need for an employee assigned to the higher level, and administrative approval. - Plumber (United States Army Installation Management Command): Serves as a Plumber installing, maintaining, altering, and repairing plumbing facilities. Troubleshoot and repair advanced water heaters, standalone condensing boilers used for domestic water heating, and components. Performs the full range of journeyman level plumbing tasks including estimating material requirements. Troubleshoots, repairs, installs, and maintains gas and steam fired kitchen equipment. Connects natural gas piping, installs vent pipe, and lights gas burners. Operates underground pipe locating instruments and leak detectors. Make repairs to steel and PVC service lines. Works with threaded, solvent weld, and acetylene weld pipes and fittings. Performs maintenance on four (4) Tactical Vehicle Wash Facilities (TVWF). Cleans lines (up to 18 inches in diameter) and troubleshoots clogged equipment and similar operational problems. Installs, removes, and performs repair on water circulating pumps, gas ejectors, pipe, and other tubing in systems. Performs maintenance to several large industrial/commercial type swimming pools. Services/repairs circulating pumps, filters of various kinds, chemical feed systems, and pipe and pipe fittings up to 12 inches in diameter. Tests water for chlorine residual, PH, alkalinity, and calcium carbonate. Adjusts system to ensure proper water quality. - PLUMBER (Department of the Army): Perform the full range of plumbing work involving the installation, repair and maintenance of water distribution and disposal systems. Maintain and repair sanitary sewer and street drain collection systems, clean and clear stoppages, fixes leaks and install tanks. Maintain fire sprinkler systems, including wet pipe, dry pipe, deluge, and associated parts such as fire alarm valves, switches, pumps, air compressors, and other related equipment. Construct or make repairs to manholes and catch basins per specifications and grade of the ground by use of concrete block or bricks, precast manholes and catch basins. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
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| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
The primary purpose of this position is: To provide on/off equipment maintenance for the 5th Generation aircraft. Responsible for troubleshooting, inspecting, repairing, modifying and maintaining advanced composite components, internal and external along with accessories of aircraft structures assemblies/sub-assemblies and low observable systems, sub-systems and applicable aircraft specialized coatings. Maintain the low observable system and sub- systems via health evaluation/quantification systems. Prepare aircraft for, and perform scheduled and unscheduled inspections, repairs, maintenance, modifications and TCTOs. Identify, remove, and prevent corrosion including proper application of corrosion inhibitors. Provide training to reservists in the accomplishment of tasks herein. 1. Reads, interprets and understands engineering drawings as well as manufacturing process specifications for c
You will fabricate and lay up composite material to form composite skin panels or repair parts to dimensions and stacking order specified by technical directives. You will determine tooling requirements for fabrication of new assemblies as well as repair of composite assemblies. You will analyze damage to critical flight components and determine the type of repair configuration to be utilized. You will perform planning, layout, modification, fabrication and research of unconventional developmental advanced composite assemblies working in close coordination with engineering but with a minimal supervision.
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
Occupation: Plastic fabricating (series 4352) | posted as: Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Composite Fabricator; Composite/ Plastic Fabricator; Trades Apprentice Program | You will repair, fabricate, modify, remove and install composite or plastic items, parts, assemblies and structures. | ~92 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. - COMPOSITE/ PLASTIC FABRICATOR (Department of the Air Force): The primary purpose of this position is: To provide on/off equipment maintenance for the 5th Generation aircraft. Responsible for troubleshooting, inspecting, repairing, modifying and maintaining advanced composite components, internal and external along with accessories of aircraft structures assemblies/sub-assemblies and low observable systems, sub-systems and applicable aircraft specialized coatings. Maintain the low observable system and sub- systems via health evaluation/quantification systems. Prepare aircraft for, and perform scheduled and unscheduled inspections, repairs, maintenance, modifications and TCTOs. Identify, remove, and prevent corrosion including proper application of corrosion inhibitors. Provide training to reservists in the accomplishment of tasks herein. 1. Reads, interprets and understands engineering drawings as well as manufacturing process specifications for coatings/plastics applications on low observable aircraft, parts, and assemblies. 2. IAW technical data and standards: Plans and lays out work from engineering data, blueprints, sketches, drawings, specifications, and work orders in the repair, coating or manufacture of aircraft structural components and support equipment. 3. Operates, cleans, maintains and accounts for all hand, power tools and equipment to fabricate and repair items. Cleans work area and equipment. 4. Performs evaluations and audits of the low observable coatings systems for damage and system integrity. Prepares effective training plans to maximize Reserve training. 5. Utilizes safety practices, Federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and AF Environmental Compliance Assessment Management Program (ECAMP) environmental protection practices and procedures and complies with security regulations, directives and policies. - COMPOSITE FABRICATOR (Naval Air Systems Command): You will fabricate and lay up composite material to form composite skin panels or repair parts to dimensions and stacking order specified by technical directives. You will determine tooling requirements for fabrication of new assemblies as well as repair of composite assemblies. You will analyze damage to critical flight components and determine the type of repair configuration to be utilized. You will perform planning, layout, modification, fabrication and research of unconventional developmental advanced composite assemblies working in close coordination with engineering but with a minimal supervision. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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This Carpenter position is located at a Department of Veterans Affairs facility. The work involves constructing, altering, maintaining, and repairing buildings, structures, partitions, panels, tool cabinets, bookcases, work benches, and other items using wood, wood substitutes, and composite building materials. Duties include but are not limited to: Constructs, alters, maintains, and repairs building, structures, partitions, panels, tool cabinets, bookcases, work benches, and other items using wood, wood substitutes, and composite building materials. Constructs, installs, repairs, and modifies wood and wood substitute structures and items requiring close tolerance fit and structural soundness. Constructs and repairs a wide variety of structural items such as building frames, rafters, concrete forms, walls, staircases, door and window frames, interior and exterior trim, and miscellaneous
1. Independently applies skilled methods, techniques, and advanced shop mathematics to construct, install, repair, and modify a wide variety of structures. 2. Repairs all types of roofing consisting of asphalt, all types of tile, slate roll roofing, felts, and shingles. 3. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean environment. 4. Uses and maintains tools. 5. Maintains records and documents actions.
Perform construction, installation, repair and modification to wood and wood substitute structures and items. Apply general knowledge of wood, composite materials, wood substitutes and wood working techniques. Work with standard measurements and specifications to complete carpentry tasks. Paint structures and signs. Pour and finish concrete and plaster work. Lay linoleum, counter tops and tiles. Fabricate cement forms.
You will serve as a Carpenter and be responsible for performing a variety of work in the construction, alteration, and repair of building structures, fittings, panels, partitions, and other articles made of wood or wood substitutes. Your duties will also include repairing damaged plastic boat hulls by preparing and applying fiberglass patches to restore their original contour and strength and, you will be tasked with independently planning and executing projects from the initial layout stage through to final assembly and installation. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Assembling cabinetry and fixtures using precision joinery (miters and rabbets) and bonding wood pieces, veneers, and countertops with industrial adhesives. Building, repairing, altering, laying out, and erecting essential structural components
Major duties of this position include but is not limited to: Constructs, alters, repairs and maintains varied wood structures, surfaces, and items where accuracy and fit are essential and structural soundness and appearance are important Completes/assembles constructed items often requiring exacting curves, angles and straight cuts for closely joined air tight assemblies Repairs/alters items and structures requiring incumbent to know size, shape and purposes to measure, cut and fit finish products; uses varied measuring instruments to accomplish precise measurements; uses shop mathematics to plan and compute complex and exact projects involving arcs, tangents, and circles Cuts, bevels, rabbets, chamfers, dados, grooves, and miters joints - Builds and constructs varied cementing forms Laminates plastic and Formica to wood surfaces; bends laminated plastic or Formica over counters, desk or
Occupation: Carpentry (series 4607) | posted as: Carpenter; Carpentry Worker; Wood Work; Carpentry Helper | You will construct, maintain and repair buildings and items using wood, wood substitutes and composite materials. In this job series, you should know construction and repair techniques and how to use wood, wood substitut | ~73 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Carpenter (Department of Veterans Affairs): This Carpenter position is located at a Department of Veterans Affairs facility. The work involves constructing, altering, maintaining, and repairing buildings, structures, partitions, panels, tool cabinets, bookcases, work benches, and other items using wood, wood substitutes, and composite building materials. Duties include but are not limited to: Constructs, alters, maintains, and repairs building, structures, partitions, panels, tool cabinets, bookcases, work benches, and other items using wood, wood substitutes, and composite building materials. Constructs, installs, repairs, and modifies wood and wood substitute structures and items requiring close tolerance fit and structural soundness. Constructs and repairs a wide variety of structural items such as building frames, rafters, concrete forms, walls, staircases, door and window frames, interior and exterior trim, and miscellaneous items. Uses initiative and judgment in completing assigned work. Reviews work for compliance with building codes, objectives, timeliness, and quality of workmanship. Constructs and repairs workbenches, counter tops, bookcases, equipment cabinets, computer consoles, and items requiring limited decorative trim and molding. Interprets drawings, blueprints, and specifications and determining the layout and work sequences of work to be completed. Interprets complex instructions, sketches, blueprints; and building codes. Follows installation, maintenance, and repair manuals to accomplish assigned tasks. Uses advance shop mathematics to plan, compute, and lay out complex and exact projects with features such as arcs, tangents, and circles. Plans and accomplish a wide range of work sequences ranging from basic repairs to complex project segments. Lays out the work, determines material and equipment needs. Sets up and operates the full range of industrial woodworking and related machinery such as routers, band and scroll saws, and drill presses. Performs routine maintenance on machinery. Sets up and operates a wide variety of wood working machines and tools. Assembles items with a wide variety of joining techniques such as miters, rabbets, dados, biscuit, and mortise and tenon. Uses glues and adhesives to secure wood pieces, veneers, and counter tops. Knowledge of wood and wood substitute materials, and construction techniques Preferred Experience: Experienced seasoned carpenter with varied skill set. Familiar with the working aspect of the other trades. Needs to work with group doing various skills other than strictly carpentry. Work Schedule: 40 Hours a week, Monday-Friday, 7:00am - 3:30pm, EST. Position Description Title/PD#: Carpenter/PD00306A Physical Requirements: Work is performed in wood shops and at job sites. When working in a shop, the employee stands for extended periods of time while operating machinery. The work requires considerable bending, kneeling, and stooping. Strenuous physical exertion is sometimes required when handling heavy and bulky materials. The employee may lift and carry items weighing up to 40 pounds. The employee occasionally lifts and moves heavier items. NOTE: This position is in the Competitive Service Veterans' Preference: Since the Direct-Hire Recruitment Authority is being used, traditional Veterans' Preference rules do not apply. Qualified Veterans will, however, be given full consideration for this position. Current employees must submit copies of their most recent SF50, (Notice of Personnel Action). The SF-50 must identify the position title, series, grade, step, tenure and type of service (competitive or excepted). In some cases, more than one Sf-50 may be required to show a higher grade previously held. Interchange Agreements with Other Merit Systems: Employees who occupy medical or medical-related positions and were appointed under 38 U.S.C. 4701(1) or (3) formerly 38 U.S.C. 4104(1) and (3) must be serving in a full-time position without time limit and have served continuously for at least one year in this other merit system to be eligible to convert to the Title 5 System. Some exceptions to this rule may apply if you have previously acquired tenure under a Title 5 appointment. The Interagency Career Transition Assistance Plan (ICTAP) and Career Transition Assistance Plan (CTAP) provide eligible displaced VA competitive service employees with selection priority over other candidates for competitive service vacancies. To be well-qualified, applicants must possess experience that exceeds the minimum qualifications of the position including all selective factors if applicable, and must be proficient in most of the requirements of the job. Information about ICTAP and CTAP eligibility is on OPM's Career Transition Resources website which can be found at https://www.opm.gov/. This job opportunity announcement may be used to fill additional vacancies. - CARPENTER - DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY (Department of the Air Force): 1. Independently applies skilled methods, techniques, and advanced shop mathematics to construct, install, repair, and modify a wide variety of structures. 2. Repairs all types of roofing consisting of asphalt, all types of tile, slate roll roofing, felts, and shingles. 3. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean environment. 4. Uses and maintains tools. 5. Maintains records and documents actions. - Carpentry Worker (Department of the Army): Perform construction, installation, repair and modification to wood and wood substitute structures and items. Apply general knowledge of wood, composite materials, wood substitutes and wood working techniques. Work with standard measurements and specifications to complete carpentry tasks. Paint structures and signs. Pour and finish concrete and plaster work. Lay linoleum, counter tops and tiles. Fabricate cement forms. - Carpenter (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as a Carpenter and be responsible for performing a variety of work in the construction, alteration, and repair of building structures, fittings, panels, partitions, and other articles made of wood or wood substitutes. Your duties will also include repairing damaged plastic boat hulls by preparing and applying fiberglass patches to restore their original contour and strength and, you will be tasked with independently planning and executing projects from the initial layout stage through to final assembly and installation. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Assembling cabinetry and fixtures using precision joinery (miters and rabbets) and bonding wood pieces, veneers, and countertops with industrial adhesives. Building, repairing, altering, laying out, and erecting essential structural components and frameworks, including sills, beams, corner posts, ridge poles, and trusses. Fabricating and repairing wood articles such as benches, tables, lockers, custom shipment boxes, roofing, and cases. Performing work based on work orders or oral instructions, estimate jobs to determine the methods, techniques, devices, hours, and materials needed. Removing and installing insulation, windows, foam fender rails, and related shipboard accessories. - Carpenter (Veterans Health Administration): Major duties of this position include but is not limited to: Constructs, alters, repairs and maintains varied wood structures, surfaces, and items where accuracy and fit are essential and structural soundness and appearance are important Completes/assembles constructed items often requiring exacting curves, angles and straight cuts for closely joined air tight assemblies Repairs/alters items and structures requiring incumbent to know size, shape and purposes to measure, cut and fit finish products; uses varied measuring instruments to accomplish precise measurements; uses shop mathematics to plan and compute complex and exact projects involving arcs, tangents, and circles Cuts, bevels, rabbets, chamfers, dados, grooves, and miters joints - Builds and constructs varied cementing forms Laminates plastic and Formica to wood surfaces; bends laminated plastic or Formica over counters, desk or sink tops to form splash backs, corners or flat laminates, fine surface wood materials, items, or structures for lacquer, stain or varnish applications Constructs and installs suspended acoustical ceiling grid and tile - Installs, maintains, repairs and patched built up gable or hip roofs Locates and traces leaks; makes required repairs Selects work methods and materials to repair and patch roofs; matches repair materials with original roofing; completes required replacements, patches, and repairs; cuts and shapes shingles to fit around accessories; on shingle installations, lays materials in straight lines to ensure proper overlap and coverage Installs, troubleshoots, modifies, repairs, maintains and overhauls varied standard and common mechanical and combination locking devices and mechanisms, such as mortise, rim, cylindrical, deadbolt, office equipment, padlock, emergency exit lock, security unit combination locks for safes, vaults, and cabinets; services varied types of locks and locking devices, such as limited part and components with few operating relationships, dual locking capabilities that interact with combination locks and actuating mechanisms, and security container locking bolts; installs locking mechanisms in doors, desks, office equipment and safes, replaces escutcheons and face plates, measures and cuts dial spindles, changes spline keys in drive cams, re-combinates or rekeys locking devices; opens locks with missing keys and removes broken keys from keyways; devises and changes combinations; neutralizes lockouts and manufactures and duplicates keys Troubleshoots locking systems and devices to determine extent and location of malfunction(s); locates problems and determines component malfunctions and conducts operational checks and tests Disassembles systems and devices; checks parts for wear or defects, such as broken springs, jammed pins, broken tailpieces, rust, and corrosion; cleans, repairs, replaces or fabricates defective parts when required; uses filing, drilling, chiseling or grinding processes; reassembles and reinstalls Utilizes coding systems involving types of locks and keyways; determines total number of locks discerning those that can be keyed alike and selects correct pin sizes - Uses varied trade tools and equipment to complete installation, maintenance, repair, and test duties - Constructs or repairs cement or concrete surfaces and structures requiring precise measurements; mixes, pours and finishes surfaces and structures Determines reinforcement steel and wire use; installs and arranges reinforcement material to obtain maximum strength Finishes surfaces to desired finish and texture by rubbing with abrasive stone, broom brushing or applying a smooth coat of cement Rolls, curbs, shapes drainage areas to proper grade and contour - Removes debris and keeps work areas clean and safe. Work Schedule: 6:00am - 2:30pm Position Description Title/PD#: Carpenter/PD11877A Physical Requirements: Work requires light to moderately heavy physical effort (10-90 lbs) while lifting, transporting, carrying, pulling, moving, handling, or setting up ladders, scaffolding, materials, tools, and equipment. Work requires kneeling, crouching, stooping, bending, climbing, walking and standing for long periods. Works from atop buildings, ladders, scaffolds, platforms, ground level, or places requiring climbing ladders and scaffolds in overhead, stretched, cramped, awkward, tiring and or uncomfortable positions. Uses hand, eye, leg and body coordination while performing assigned task. Works indoors and outdoors subject to extremes of weather. Exposed to dust and dirt while mixing mortar and concrete as well as sawdust when working with wood products. May be required to wear protective equipment or clothing; exposure to unusually dirty conditions that are damaging to clothing and footgear. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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This position requires a thorough background and working knowledge of all construction trades and utility systems including plumbing, pipefitting, electrical, carpentry, painting, etc. as well as the knowledge and ability to plan, coordinate, and supervise the completion of construction work by all trades. Duties include but may not be limited to: Passing on to other workers the instructions received from supervisors and getting work started, e.g., by assigning the immediate tasks to be performed by individual members of the group led. Working along with other workers and setting the pace. Demonstrating proper work methods. Seeing to it that needed plans, blueprints, materials, and tools are available, and that needed stock is obtained from supply locations. Obtaining needed information or decisions from supervisors on problems that come up during the work. Maintaining current knowledge
You will serve as an ANTENNA MECHANIC in the ANTENNA DIVISION (N32) of the NCTAMSLANT DETACHMENT located in CUTLER, ME. You will inspect and repair guy anchor ground, check the guy tension, check tower profiles and adjust the 26' tall tower guy tensions. You will replace defective jumpers in the cross-arm section, inspect and repair through bushing. You will inspect and repair helix coils, variometers helix house wood structures, and helix house ground connections. You will perform the maintenance and repairs to antenna panels, ground system components and sea terminals.
Initial work assignments at the WG-5 and WG-8 level are selected to provide appropriate training At the full performance level, WG-10, you will perform the duties below: You will manufacture, install, and set rake of masts and yards. You will fit, steam, bend, and secure hull planking using steam boxes and bending tables. You will manufacture, fit, and install ceiling plank, decking, margin pieces, and caulk seams and butts. You will conduct inspections of ship’s components. You will manufacture masts, booms, spares, and yardarms. You will use hand tools, table saws, bands saws, jointers, and other shop machinery. You will work from blueprints. You will use Surveyor level and transit. You will assist other trades, as needed.
Lead, direct, schedule, and/or perform all maintenance and repair of project facilities and equipment. Lead maintenance and repair activities for recreation areas. Plan the use of subordinate workers, equipment, facilities, materials, and tools. Assign work to individuals and provide technical direction and/or help in accomplishing difficult work processes. Inspect completed work for quality and work order requirements. Ensure safe work practices and enforce environmental safety regulations. Inspect facilities to ensure they operate properly and are in good repair. Assign and schedule work to be accomplished by hired labor and/or small construction contract. Prepare requisitions, cost estimates, and justifications to procure equipment and supplies. Coordinate contracted maintenance and repair work. Perform nonsupervisory trades and labor work.
You will perform maintenance, inspection, and disposal duties, to ensure security on wastewater collection systems and lift statements including; collection lines, junctures, pumps and motors, mains, lateral lines, sewer lines, and manholes. You will install, modify, repair, and maintain new and existing pipelines on main and lateral lines of the wastewater collection system. You will monitor and record lift station operation including; flow rates, pump hours, electrical and telemetry problems. You will interpret manufacturer specifications, shop manuals, or system histories to diagnose, repair, and maintain water treatment plant equipment. You will use equipment to determine concentration of hazardous gases and oxygen deficiencies in manholes and other confined spaces. You will drive and operate vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating over 26,000 pounds including a sewer cleaning tr
Occupation: General maintenance and operations work (series 4701) | posted as: Preservationist; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Collection System Worker; Ship Restorer (Helper) | You will do construction, maintenance or repair not covered by another job series or in a job that combines duties from several job series. | ~68 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Maintenance and Operations Work Leader (Veterans Health Administration): This position requires a thorough background and working knowledge of all construction trades and utility systems including plumbing, pipefitting, electrical, carpentry, painting, etc. as well as the knowledge and ability to plan, coordinate, and supervise the completion of construction work by all trades. Duties include but may not be limited to: Passing on to other workers the instructions received from supervisors and getting work started, e.g., by assigning the immediate tasks to be performed by individual members of the group led. Working along with other workers and setting the pace. Demonstrating proper work methods. Seeing to it that needed plans, blueprints, materials, and tools are available, and that needed stock is obtained from supply locations. Obtaining needed information or decisions from supervisors on problems that come up during the work. Maintaining current knowledge and answering questions of other workers on procedures, policies, written instructions, and other directives. Seeing to it that there is enough work to keep everyone in the work crew busy. Checking work while in progress and when finished to see whether the supervisor's instructions on work sequence, procedures, methods, and deadlines have been met. Urging or advising other workers to follow instructions received from supervisors, and to meet deadlines. Assuring that safety and housekeeping rules are followed (for example, assuring that limits of safe machine operation are not exceeded and that all tools are used properly). Reporting to supervisors on status and progress of work and causes of work delays. Answering questions of supervisors on overall work operations and problems (for example, concerning additional on-the-job training requirements for individual employees). Managing and helping train employees on proper steps in completing work orders and associated tasks. Helping train employees on proper steps in completing work orders and associated tasks. In addition to standard leader duties, the incumbent is responsible for: Assisting the supervisor in coordination of work for the team. Coordinating projects and other work activities based on the instructions received from the supervisor. Informing the supervisor of the need to effectively and economically use of allocate resources, both human and material, or redirect resources, to accommodate emergencies. Utilizing automated computer software for day-to-day operations, such as but not limited to: Microsoft Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, VISTA, VATAS, AMES/MERs, etc. Filling in for supervisor and assuming leadership over complex projects, often involving multiple trades. Performs other related duties as assigned. Work Schedule: 07:00am-3:30pm Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved - ANTENNA MECHANIC LEADER (United States Fleet Forces Command): You will serve as an ANTENNA MECHANIC in the ANTENNA DIVISION (N32) of the NCTAMSLANT DETACHMENT located in CUTLER, ME. You will inspect and repair guy anchor ground, check the guy tension, check tower profiles and adjust the 26' tall tower guy tensions. You will replace defective jumpers in the cross-arm section, inspect and repair through bushing. You will inspect and repair helix coils, variometers helix house wood structures, and helix house ground connections. You will perform the maintenance and repairs to antenna panels, ground system components and sea terminals. - Ship Restorer (Helper) (Immediate Office of the Chief of Naval Operations): Initial work assignments at the WG-5 and WG-8 level are selected to provide appropriate training At the full performance level, WG-10, you will perform the duties below: You will manufacture, install, and set rake of masts and yards. You will fit, steam, bend, and secure hull planking using steam boxes and bending tables. You will manufacture, fit, and install ceiling plank, decking, margin pieces, and caulk seams and butts. You will conduct inspections of ship’s components. You will manufacture masts, booms, spares, and yardarms. You will use hand tools, table saws, bands saws, jointers, and other shop machinery. You will work from blueprints. You will use Surveyor level and transit. You will assist other trades, as needed. - Maintenance Work Leader (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Lead, direct, schedule, and/or perform all maintenance and repair of project facilities and equipment. Lead maintenance and repair activities for recreation areas. Plan the use of subordinate workers, equipment, facilities, materials, and tools. Assign work to individuals and provide technical direction and/or help in accomplishing difficult work processes. Inspect completed work for quality and work order requirements. Ensure safe work practices and enforce environmental safety regulations. Inspect facilities to ensure they operate properly and are in good repair. Assign and schedule work to be accomplished by hired labor and/or small construction contract. Prepare requisitions, cost estimates, and justifications to procure equipment and supplies. Coordinate contracted maintenance and repair work. Perform nonsupervisory trades and labor work. - COLLECTION SYSTEM WORKER (U.S. Marine Corps): You will perform maintenance, inspection, and disposal duties, to ensure security on wastewater collection systems and lift statements including; collection lines, junctures, pumps and motors, mains, lateral lines, sewer lines, and manholes. You will install, modify, repair, and maintain new and existing pipelines on main and lateral lines of the wastewater collection system. You will monitor and record lift station operation including; flow rates, pump hours, electrical and telemetry problems. You will interpret manufacturer specifications, shop manuals, or system histories to diagnose, repair, and maintain water treatment plant equipment. You will use equipment to determine concentration of hazardous gases and oxygen deficiencies in manholes and other confined spaces. You will drive and operate vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating over 26,000 pounds including a sewer cleaning trucks and forklifts, along with a variety of vehicles and equipment in the performance of daily duties. You will operate a government vehicle to travel to and from work sites, check pumping stations, haul chemicals, tools and equipment, or to make repairs. You will perform permit required confined space entries into wet wells, manholes, vaults, and other assigned areas. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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***The incumbent of this position is considered “Emergency Essential Employees” and will be required to work in emergency situations and in inclement weather conditions.*** ***Tour of duty may include holidays, weekends and rotating shifts on a regular and recurring basis.*** Major Duties Include: The CPP operates around the clock to provide steam for heating and chilled water for air conditioning to the buildings of the U.S. Capitol, U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate. The incumbent is required to report to work during emergencies, failure of plant machinery and equipment, and inclement weather situations to support the critical mission of the CPP. This position may be filled at the WG-8, WG-10 or WG-11. If starting at the lower levels, developmental assignments will be given with the goal of attaining the full performance level. Promotions can be attained without further com
Operate, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair single and multiple fuel heating boilers, power boilers, steam and electric powered chillers. Start, operate, adjust, and stop single or multiple fuel power boilers, steam powered chillers and electric powered chillers. Use personal computers and standard software for boiler plant and chiller plant controls. Maintain, repair, and test a variety of complex equipment and systems involving power boilers, single and multiple fuel power boilers, steam, and electric powered chillers. Plan and lay out installation, repair, and/or modification of a variety of complex equipment and systems. Apply and interpret information in detailed blueprints, charts, and sketches to adjust, replace, and repair equipment . Monitor and test the operation of power boilers, steam powered chillers, and electric powered chillers.
The duties and responsibilities for an Utility Systems Repairer Operator, WG-4742-11 generally include, but are not limited to, the following: *Installs and repairs air condition systems to provide exact temperature levels in special conditions. * Identify the cause of faulty air conditioning equipment and provide repairs, modifications and relocates equipment on various special-purpose air conditioning units and systems. *Operates utility systems of extremely large capacity and flexibility. * Troubleshoots unusual malfunctions on advanced equipment and systems. *Serves as "operator in charge" of utility systems operations. *Maintains, operates, and repairs boilers or emergency electrical generators.
Provides lead activities over one or more Utility Systems Repairer-Operators and other wage grade shift members. In addition, the incumbent works in collaboration with other trades. Works along with other workers, sets the pace, demonstrates proper work methods, ad ensures everyone has assignments. Trains lower grade employees in proper operation and maintenance of HVAC Systems. Cross trains other trades and grade level employees in the operation, repair and maintenance of the CUP facility and all equipment as required. Diagnoses problems and repairs or replaces parts or mechanisms as needed on equipment, such as chillers, compressor parts, condensers, evaporators, fan motors, motor starters, contactors, relays, and thermostats. Installs, modifies, maintains, and repairs new and existing high-pressure piping systems and equipment such as steam heating, steam generation, and hydraulic sys
As a Utility Systems Repairer Operator in ORF, you will: Utilize comprehensive knowledge and demonstrated skill of multiple trades/crafts to perform a full range of senior journeyman tasks Apply in-depth knowledge of utility systems to independently operate utility systems under varying load conditions Monitor operation, and repair of multiple utility systems and associated facilities and building systems and equipment Perform inspections, shift rounds, and preventative maintenance on utility systems and other equipment as required or directed Demonstrate expertise in the use, handling and maintenance of tools and equipment common to utility systems.
Occupation: Utility systems repairing/operating (series 4742) | posted as: Utility Systems Repairer-Operator; Utility Systems Repairer Operator; Utility Systems Repairer - Operator; Utility System Repairer Operator | You will repair and operate utility systems like air conditioning, heating or water. You will start, stop and regulate utilities efficiently and maintain and repair them. In this field, you should know the functions of a | ~115 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Power Plant Operator (Architect of the Capitol): ***The incumbent of this position is considered “Emergency Essential Employees” and will be required to work in emergency situations and in inclement weather conditions.*** ***Tour of duty may include holidays, weekends and rotating shifts on a regular and recurring basis.*** Major Duties Include: The CPP operates around the clock to provide steam for heating and chilled water for air conditioning to the buildings of the U.S. Capitol, U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate. The incumbent is required to report to work during emergencies, failure of plant machinery and equipment, and inclement weather situations to support the critical mission of the CPP. This position may be filled at the WG-8, WG-10 or WG-11. If starting at the lower levels, developmental assignments will be given with the goal of attaining the full performance level. Promotions can be attained without further competition up to the WG-12. Duties quoted below are for the WG-11 level. PLANT OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE Operates the electric generation, steam and chilled water utility systems on a continuing basis. Uses plant equipment control systems to insure operation of all plant systems is within desired parameters and at the highest possible efficiency. Performs proper start-up and shutdown of plant machinery and equipment as instructed by a Supervisor and/or the Control Room Operator Leader. Properly responds to machinery and equipment malfunctions and casualties and restores the plant to normal operations. Takes immediate corrective action to safely operate the plant in accordance with all operating parameters and permits. Troubleshoots to determine the causes of unusual or improper operating conditions; evaluates the situation and initiates corrective actions to prevent recurrence of improper operation or equipment failure. Utilizes portable plant instrumentation such as thermal imaging cameras, refrigerant and combustible gas leak detectors, infrared scanning equipment, digital thermometers, borescopes and vibration testing equipment. Coordinates plant operations to maintain operational, environmental and energy efficiency goals in a manner that ensures plant reliability. Monitors the condition of the plant, coordinates actions between lower grade operators in the field and relays critical information to the Control Room Operator Leader. PROJECT/PROGRAM PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT Completes work as assigned or directed by the Control Room Operator Leader, Power Plant Operator Assistant Supervisor and/or the Power Plant Operator Supervisor. Observes work of lower grade wage grade employees in progress to anticipate and resolve problems. Investigates work-related problems such as inefficient plant operations and recommends solutions. Thoroughly familiar with the use of the plant TMA system to initiate plant work orders, insuring proper documentation and maintenance requests to correct plant deficiencies. Reviews Operations Division assigned work orders and planned maintenance actions on a daily basis. Completes assigned work orders and work order documentation and allocates time to the work order in a timely manner. Provides clear, technical and timely communication on engineering projects. Reviews and comments on project and design documents and drawings as provided to Operations by project personnel. Ensures that customer service disruption notifications are issued in a timely, professional and complete manner. Participates in all aspects of plant commissioning on both large and small projects. LIFE SAFETY LEADERSHIP Ensures that all scheduled safety training is completed on time. Schedules and ensures completion of personal medical surveillance examinations by the due date, as required by the agency. Provides a workplace free of recognized hazards and reports unsafe working conditions and/or hazards. Ensures adherence to the CPP Lock Out/Tag Out program. Maintain proficiency in LOTO procedures and provide feedback on how system can be improved. Applies LOTO as directed by the Power Plant Assistant Supervisor and/or the Power Plant Supervisor and/or Control Room Operator Leader. Participate in EARP Drills. Enforces the Capitol Power Plant safety policies and procedures. Participates in daily watch safety briefings at the beginning of the shift to identify and discuss any current safety issues or concerns. Performs plant safety inspections in accordance with assigned plant safety inspection checklists. Corrects or identifies deficiencies for shop repairs. ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE AND PLANT CHEMISTRY Ensures proper operation of all equipment at all times as directed by the operating CPP operating permits. Qualify to perform water chemistry testing and periodically conduct daily water testing when on shift and adjust chemical treatment systems to ensure that treatment levels are maintained within specification. Ensures plant chemical treatment parameters are understood and maintained at all times. - Utility Systems Repairer-Operator (MVO) (United States Army Installation Management Command): Operate, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair single and multiple fuel heating boilers, power boilers, steam and electric powered chillers. Start, operate, adjust, and stop single or multiple fuel power boilers, steam powered chillers and electric powered chillers. Use personal computers and standard software for boiler plant and chiller plant controls. Maintain, repair, and test a variety of complex equipment and systems involving power boilers, single and multiple fuel power boilers, steam, and electric powered chillers. Plan and lay out installation, repair, and/or modification of a variety of complex equipment and systems. Apply and interpret information in detailed blueprints, charts, and sketches to adjust, replace, and repair equipment . Monitor and test the operation of power boilers, steam powered chillers, and electric powered chillers. - Utility Systems Repairer-Operator (Department of Justice): The duties and responsibilities for an Utility Systems Repairer Operator, WG-4742-11 generally include, but are not limited to, the following: *Installs and repairs air condition systems to provide exact temperature levels in special conditions. * Identify the cause of faulty air conditioning equipment and provide repairs, modifications and relocates equipment on various special-purpose air conditioning units and systems. *Operates utility systems of extremely large capacity and flexibility. * Troubleshoots unusual malfunctions on advanced equipment and systems. *Serves as "operator in charge" of utility systems operations. *Maintains, operates, and repairs boilers or emergency electrical generators. - Utility Systems Repairer Operator Leader (Agricultural Research Service): Provides lead activities over one or more Utility Systems Repairer-Operators and other wage grade shift members. In addition, the incumbent works in collaboration with other trades. Works along with other workers, sets the pace, demonstrates proper work methods, ad ensures everyone has assignments. Trains lower grade employees in proper operation and maintenance of HVAC Systems. Cross trains other trades and grade level employees in the operation, repair and maintenance of the CUP facility and all equipment as required. Diagnoses problems and repairs or replaces parts or mechanisms as needed on equipment, such as chillers, compressor parts, condensers, evaporators, fan motors, motor starters, contactors, relays, and thermostats. Installs, modifies, maintains, and repairs new and existing high-pressure piping systems and equipment such as steam heating, steam generation, and hydraulic systems, steam generators, flash and expansion tanks, and condensate. Provides maintenance, repair, and preventative maintenance for a variety of complex HVAC equipment. Uses building plans, repair manuals, and trade formulas to help in maintenance and repair of the plumbing system. Operates and maintains backup generators, including monitoring automatic transfer switches for seamless transfer during power outages. - Utility System Repairer Operator (National Institutes of Health): As a Utility Systems Repairer Operator in ORF, you will: Utilize comprehensive knowledge and demonstrated skill of multiple trades/crafts to perform a full range of senior journeyman tasks Apply in-depth knowledge of utility systems to independently operate utility systems under varying load conditions Monitor operation, and repair of multiple utility systems and associated facilities and building systems and equipment Perform inspections, shift rounds, and preventative maintenance on utility systems and other equipment as required or directed Demonstrate expertise in the use, handling and maintenance of tools and equipment common to utility systems. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The incumbent as a journeyman carpenter will be required to work on construction, alteration, repair and modification of structures such as: framework, doors, finish paneling, windows, rough furniture, interior and exterior trim, rafters, trusses and beams, where accuracy, spacing and fit are essential and appearance is important. Major duties and responsibilities include (but are not limited to): Uses skilled techniques to construct, install, repair, and modify wood and wood substitute structures and items requiring close tolerance fit and structural soundness. Carpenter plans and completes projects from layouts to final assembly. Must be able to work from blueprints, sketches and work orders. Able to interpret drawings, blueprints, and specifications independently, and determine the layout and work sequences and types of lumber or special related materials. Accuracy, spacing, fit, and
Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Observes and reckons with related operational factors, such as maintaining prescribed water levels in reservoirs, conveyance capacities, and changes in diverter's pumping operations. Makes irrigation water deliveries to private lands from canal turnouts, water releases into water areas under Fish and Wildlife control, and from wildlife regulating ponds into Project leased lands. Repairs, paints and replaces water control gates and pipes. Maintains and repairs irrigation equipment and facilities, including pumps, valves, discharge gates, turnouts, pipes, fittings). Operates and services farm and construction-type equipment, such as rubber-tired backhoe, motor grader, crawler tractor, farm tractor, hydraulic excavation, front end loader, forklift, boat, power mowers, asphalt pots, small cement mixer, mo
Serves as working leader of approximately 45 employees in accomplishing trades and labor work. Passes on to other workers instructions received from supervisor, and starts work (e.g., by assigning the immediate tasks to be performed by individual members of the group led). Answers workers questions regarding procedures, policies, written instructions, and other directives (e.g., technical orders); obtains needed information or decisions from the supervisor on problems that come up during the work. Implements General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and performs advanced work management and performance trend data analysis of data entered into GFEBS. Utilizes commercially available off the shelf data/work management intelligence software to assign, schedule, track, and report assigned work and the progress of work performed by led team(s). Insure
This is a Direct Hire Public Notice. Under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections will be made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) in accordance with Section 5 U.S.C. 9905, as amended by P.L. 116-92, SEC 1109, further amended by P.L. 116-283, SEC 1117 and further amended by P.L.118-31, SEC 1104 and SEC 1250B Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Performs complex facility alteration, renovation, maintenance, and construction work in secure and controlled-access environments, ensuring compliance with ICD 705 technical standa
You will perform a variety of tasks involved in installing, maintaining, repairing, troubleshooting, modifying, and operating multiple different building systems and equipment such as; pipefitting, plumbing, heating, and refrigeration. You will be installing, modifing, and repairing new and existing high-pressure piping systems and equipment such as steam-heating, steam generation, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems, and circulating p.umps, and radiators. You will work from building plans, blueprints, and sketches to plan and lay out the routing, placement, pitch, elevation, pressure reduction, expansion, and operation of various piping systems and equipment. You will modify, and repair new and existing utility, supply, and disposal systems and equipment such as sewage, water, oil, and gas distribution systems, water closets, tubs, fire sprinkler systems, and showers. You will examine and
Occupation: Maintenance mechanic (series 4749) | posted as: Maintenance Mechanic; Maintenance Worker; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Maintenance Inspector | You will maintain and repair grounds, exterior structures, buildings and related fixtures and utilities. In this job series, you will need skills from jobs like carpentry, masonry, plumbing, electrical, painting and othe | ~663 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Maintenance Mechanic (Veterans Health Administration): The incumbent as a journeyman carpenter will be required to work on construction, alteration, repair and modification of structures such as: framework, doors, finish paneling, windows, rough furniture, interior and exterior trim, rafters, trusses and beams, where accuracy, spacing and fit are essential and appearance is important. Major duties and responsibilities include (but are not limited to): Uses skilled techniques to construct, install, repair, and modify wood and wood substitute structures and items requiring close tolerance fit and structural soundness. Carpenter plans and completes projects from layouts to final assembly. Must be able to work from blueprints, sketches and work orders. Able to interpret drawings, blueprints, and specifications independently, and determine the layout and work sequences and types of lumber or special related materials. Accuracy, spacing, fit, and structural soundness and finished appearance are essential. Able to construct straight angles and curved cuts which must be exact. Must know how to replace glass window panes, layout and install metal and wood studs for sheetrock and plastered walls, install drop ceilings, repair roofs and flashing of buildings, etc. Mixes concrete and installs footings, curbs, walls and like construction. Lays and repairs floor coverings and installs plastic coverings on counter tops and other related items. Mixes materials used in finishing plaster surfaces in construction and repair on interior and exterior walls and ceilings. Performs plastering on all types of backgrounds such as metal, wood or gypsum lath, wallboard and masonry surfaces, as well as repair patching of plaster and stucco surfaces. Performs preventive maintenance/inspections on tools and equipment and machinery related to trade. Construct and repair a wide variety of structural items such as building frames, rafters, concrete forms, walls, staircases, door and window frames, interior and exterior trim, and miscellaneous items such as workbenches, counter tops, bookcases, equipment cabinets, computer consoles, and items requiring limited decorative trim and molding. Sets up and operate a wide variety of wood working machines and tools. Assemble items with a variety of joining techniques such as miters, rabbets, dados, biscuit, and mortise and tenon, and use glues and adhesives to secure wood pieces, veneers, and counter tops. Use wood, metal, and various composite materials when installing or replacing interior partitions, flooring, panels, suspended ceilings, counter tops, and moldings. Accuracy, spacing, fit, and structural soundness and finished appearance are essential. As a journeyman painter the incumbent will apply special coating methods utilizing accepted methods which includes special finishing techniques such as marbling and graining by using coating materials that are prepared in special as well as common ways. The journeyman painter applies coating materials with any of the accepted trade devices including those designed to give special effects which the painter sees that the coating finish meets match, texture, decorative, thickness, and level requirements. The painter prepares surfaces by methods such as smoothing with pumice and rotten stone, filling, shaping, and leveling with metal and synthetic resins, and mixing and applying pre-coating agents such as pickling and alkali compounds. Uses standard tools and equipment such as brushes, rollers, spray guns, trowels, screeds, straight edges, viscosity testers, graining devices, and wet and other thickness gauges. Prepares surfaces and applies coating techniques that will insure surfaces have a smooth- textured and decorative appearance and meet thickness and level requirements. as a journeyman sign painter will apply a variety of graphic arts techniques, fabricates and install signs for interior/exterior use ensuring proper margins, spacing and formation of letters. Orders signs and materials as required from commercial vendors. Ensures like signs are the same size, font and design consistently throughout the facility. Uses various production techniques such as silk screen printing, application of pressure or heat-sensitive reflective-sheeting, lettering with machines and attaches ready-made or fabricated letters. Makes stencils, templates or paper patterns as necessary to reproduce designs or shapes. Person is responsible for removal of signage and repairing damage to walls and other surfaces as required. Work Schedule: Tuesday - Saturday; 2:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. (PST) Position Description Title/PD#: Maintenance Mechanic/PD21434A Physical Requirements: Continual movement of hand and arm, standing, reaching, and bending. Medium to heavy lifting (10 pounds to 40 pounds) and carrying, working in awkward conditions, overhead, cramped quarters, bending, stooping, climbing ladders and stairs, working from scaffolding and ladders. Requires good eye-hand coordination. - Maintenance Worker (Bureau of Reclamation): Some of the major duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following: Observes and reckons with related operational factors, such as maintaining prescribed water levels in reservoirs, conveyance capacities, and changes in diverter's pumping operations. Makes irrigation water deliveries to private lands from canal turnouts, water releases into water areas under Fish and Wildlife control, and from wildlife regulating ponds into Project leased lands. Repairs, paints and replaces water control gates and pipes. Maintains and repairs irrigation equipment and facilities, including pumps, valves, discharge gates, turnouts, pipes, fittings). Operates and services farm and construction-type equipment, such as rubber-tired backhoe, motor grader, crawler tractor, farm tractor, hydraulic excavation, front end loader, forklift, boat, power mowers, asphalt pots, small cement mixer, motor vehicles and trucks weighing no more than 26,000 pounds. Performs janitorial and groundskeeping tasks (e.g., mowing, watering, trash removal), fuels and services vehicles, and removes snow and ice from Project office access and parking areas. Repairs, paints and replaces water control gates and pipes. Maintains and repairs irrigation equipment and facilities, including pumps, valves, discharge gates, turnouts, pipes, fittings). - Maintenance Mechanic Leader (Department of the Army): Serves as working leader of approximately 45 employees in accomplishing trades and labor work. Passes on to other workers instructions received from supervisor, and starts work (e.g., by assigning the immediate tasks to be performed by individual members of the group led). Answers workers questions regarding procedures, policies, written instructions, and other directives (e.g., technical orders); obtains needed information or decisions from the supervisor on problems that come up during the work. Implements General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and performs advanced work management and performance trend data analysis of data entered into GFEBS. Utilizes commercially available off the shelf data/work management intelligence software to assign, schedule, track, and report assigned work and the progress of work performed by led team(s). Insures that needed plans, blueprints, material, and tools are available, and that needed stock is obtained from supply locations. Works with 120-, 220-, and 440-volt single phase and three phase power systems. Maintains and tests the electrical power system for air conditioning systems, heating systems and boiler systems. Disassembles and completely overhauls commercial refrigeration units. Works on a variety of large air conditioning and heat pump systems that provide such functions as heating, cooling, dehumidifying, humidifying, cleaning, filtering, and circulating. Determines parts and equipment and estimates costs for repair and modification of systems. Operates government motor vehicles weighing up to and including 2 1/2 tons in performance of work. - MAINTENANCE MECHANIC (Washington Headquarters Services): This is a Direct Hire Public Notice. Under this recruitment, applications will be accepted for each location and/or installation identified in this Public Notice and selections will be made for vacancies as they occur. There may or may not be actual/projected vacancies at the time you submit your application. This position is being filled under Direct Hire Authority (DHA) in accordance with Section 5 U.S.C. 9905, as amended by P.L. 116-92, SEC 1109, further amended by P.L. 116-283, SEC 1117 and further amended by P.L.118-31, SEC 1104 and SEC 1250B Please read this Public Notice in its entirety prior to submitting your application for consideration. Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Performs complex facility alteration, renovation, maintenance, and construction work in secure and controlled-access environments, ensuring compliance with ICD 705 technical standards and secure construction protocols. Installs, modifies, repairs, and maintains secure facility infrastructure, such as STC-rated walls, secure ceilings, acoustic and penetration protection systems, and secure door assemblies, in strict adherence to construction drawings and technical specifications. Assists in identifying construction deficiencies, documenting conditions, supporting inspections, and maintaining compliance with standards for Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) environments. Coordinates work activities with project managers, engineers, security personnel, and other technical representatives as required during secure construction operations. - MAINTENANCE MECHANIC (U.S. Marine Corps): You will perform a variety of tasks involved in installing, maintaining, repairing, troubleshooting, modifying, and operating multiple different building systems and equipment such as; pipefitting, plumbing, heating, and refrigeration. You will be installing, modifing, and repairing new and existing high-pressure piping systems and equipment such as steam-heating, steam generation, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems, and circulating p.umps, and radiators. You will work from building plans, blueprints, and sketches to plan and lay out the routing, placement, pitch, elevation, pressure reduction, expansion, and operation of various piping systems and equipment. You will modify, and repair new and existing utility, supply, and disposal systems and equipment such as sewage, water, oil, and gas distribution systems, water closets, tubs, fire sprinkler systems, and showers. You will examine and operationally test electric, electronic, pneumatic, and mechanical systems and equipment using specialized test equipment. You will perform routing maintenance on small electric motors, feed pumps, and valves, including replacing brushes, seals, and bearings, and repacking valves. You will perform repairs such as replacing valve plates, broken flares, and copper tubing, repacking glands, adjusting expansion valves, replacing small electric motors, and making temporary repairs to pipes. You will check temperature sensing points in various building areas and adjust controls to meet local requirements and desires. You will start, regulate, and stop the various items of air handling equipment from central switches or from decentralized switches in fan or equipment rooms. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The Cemetery Caretaker performs jobs requiring mainly manual skills and physical strength. Performs a variety of tasks, such as operating small tractors and riding lawn mowers; transplanting shrubs; digging graves to the proper level; cutting and removing sod, tamping and leveling dirt using hand and power tools; digging and squaring graves using pneumatic equipment, picks and shovels; assisting in lifting and placing caskets on lowering devices; loading and unloading materials; aligning headstones; cleaning and clearing cemetery grounds of debris using power trimmers, chainsaws, axes, shovels, rakes, blowers, vacuums etc.; weeding, mulching, and applying fertilizer; pruning shrubs and low level dead branches; removing snow and ice; cleaning headstones using sprayer and hand brush; and cleaning service and administrative areas. This is a temporary appointment not to exceed 09/30/2026. Te
Field Operation Duties: The Cemetery Caretaker in this position performs a variety of cemetery interment and maintenance tasks involving manual labor. The incumbent will operate a variety of equipment including, but not limited to operating utility vehicles, riding mowers, tractors, spreaders, forklifts, power pressure washers, and ugers. Must be able to operate equipment including backhoe, excavator and Bobcat. Operates licensed vehicles on public roadways to pick up and/or deliver supplies and equipment. Drives a variety of equipment which has an assortment of towed or attached accessories powered by take-off, hydraulic pumps or by direct drive from wheels. Prepares for daily interment of casketed or cremated remains, using the daily interment schedule showing names of decedents, assigned grave locations, type and depth of grave and grave liner. Administrative Operations: Performs ceme
Prepare grave sites for interment services by placing planks, greens, chairs, tarpaulins, tents, and lowering devices, and removing equipment following the interment services. Operate dump trucks, stake and platform trucks, pickup trucks, and tractors and tractor attachments to transport work equipment and materials around the cemetery. Back fill grave sites using shovel and hand tamper, levels grave sites and replaces floral items on graves, and removes excess soil from graves by loading in truck or trailer. Place grave markers to specified height and alignment in accordance with section layout plan. Set up for special ceremonies in such areas as the amphitheater and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Assist in the loading and unloading of trucks, assuring that it is not overloaded and that the load is properly and safely distributed.
Occupation: Cemetery caretaking (series 4754) | posted as: Cemetery Caretaker | You will dig graves, set and align headstones, erect mourners' shelters, set up casket-lowering devices and maintain gardens and grounds. In this job series, you should know how to drive vehicles like tractors and forkli | ~132 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Cemetery Caretaker (Department of Veterans Affairs): The Cemetery Caretaker performs jobs requiring mainly manual skills and physical strength. Performs a variety of tasks, such as operating small tractors and riding lawn mowers; transplanting shrubs; digging graves to the proper level; cutting and removing sod, tamping and leveling dirt using hand and power tools; digging and squaring graves using pneumatic equipment, picks and shovels; assisting in lifting and placing caskets on lowering devices; loading and unloading materials; aligning headstones; cleaning and clearing cemetery grounds of debris using power trimmers, chainsaws, axes, shovels, rakes, blowers, vacuums etc.; weeding, mulching, and applying fertilizer; pruning shrubs and low level dead branches; removing snow and ice; cleaning headstones using sprayer and hand brush; and cleaning service and administrative areas. This is a temporary appointment not to exceed 09/30/2026. Temporary appointments are non-status, nonpermanent appointments of limited duration for one year or less. Should the need warrant, temporary appointments may be extended without further competition up to a maximum of one additional year (for a total of two years, or 24 months within the preceding three year or 36 months' period). The appointment to a temporary position does not confer eligibility for promotion, reassignment, or transfer to other positions or the ability to be non-competitively converted to permanent employment. Work schedule: May be required to work Monday through Friday to include occasional weekends. Due to the mission of the National Cemetery, the cemetery cannot be closed for more than 2 consecutive days at any given time. Additionally, when a Federal holiday falls on a Monday or Friday, staff may be required to work on that holiday or a Saturday. All staff is required to work Memorial Day each year. Staff will be required to work overtime, weekends and holidays when necessary to meet the needs of the cemetery. Occasionally staff may be called back to the facility to perform emergency overtime work. Compressed/Flexible Schedule: Not Available Position Description Title/PD#:Cemetery Caretaker/PD136110 The full performance level of this position is WG-05. Relocation Expenses: Not Authorized Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Financial Disclosure Report: Not Required As a condition of employment for accepting this position, you will be required to serve a 1-year probationary period during which we will evaluate your fitness and whether your continued employment advances the public interest. In determining if your employment advances the public interest, we may consider: your performance and conduct; the needs and interests of the agency; whether your continued employment would advance organizational goals of the agency or the Government; and whether your continued employment would advance the efficiency of the Federal service. Upon completion of your probationary period, your employment will be terminated unless you receive certification, in writing, that your continued employment advances the public interest. - Cemetery Caretaker Technician (National Cemetery Administration): Field Operation Duties: The Cemetery Caretaker in this position performs a variety of cemetery interment and maintenance tasks involving manual labor. The incumbent will operate a variety of equipment including, but not limited to operating utility vehicles, riding mowers, tractors, spreaders, forklifts, power pressure washers, and ugers. Must be able to operate equipment including backhoe, excavator and Bobcat. Operates licensed vehicles on public roadways to pick up and/or deliver supplies and equipment. Drives a variety of equipment which has an assortment of towed or attached accessories powered by take-off, hydraulic pumps or by direct drive from wheels. Prepares for daily interment of casketed or cremated remains, using the daily interment schedule showing names of decedents, assigned grave locations, type and depth of grave and grave liner. Administrative Operations: Performs cemetery administration specialist functions. Incumbent greets visitors including family members and general public; responds to requests and answers questions. Prepares all paperwork related to the interment process, checking work in progress and assuring that all deadlines, necessary information and procedures are met. Verifies eligibility for burial using military discharge papers and/or access to the Beneficiary Identification & Resource Locator System (BIRLS) and enters data to generate Records of Interment (ROI) in the National Cemetery Administration's Burial Operation Support System (BOSS). Coordinates burial services between National Cemetery staff, volunteers, and funeral home directors to ensure the needs are met with respect to the next-of-kin. Work schedule: May be required to work Monday through Friday to include occasional weekends. Due to the mission of the National Cemetery, the cemetery cannot be closed for more than 2 consecutive days at any given time. Additionally, when a Federal holiday falls on a Monday or Friday, staff may be required to work on that holiday or a Saturday. All staff is required to work Memorial Day each year. Staff will be required to work overtime, weekends and holidays when necessary to meet the needs of the cemetery. Occasionally staff may be called back to the facility to perform emergency overtime work. Compressed/Flexible Schedule: Not Available Position Description Title/PD#:Cemetery Caretaker Technician/PD1573511 WG-None The full performance level of this position is WG-06 Relocation Expenses: Not Authorized Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Financial Disclosure Report: Not Required - Cemetery Caretaker (Arlington National Cemetery): Prepare grave sites for interment services by placing planks, greens, chairs, tarpaulins, tents, and lowering devices, and removing equipment following the interment services. Operate dump trucks, stake and platform trucks, pickup trucks, and tractors and tractor attachments to transport work equipment and materials around the cemetery. Back fill grave sites using shovel and hand tamper, levels grave sites and replaces floral items on graves, and removes excess soil from graves by loading in truck or trailer. Place grave markers to specified height and alignment in accordance with section layout plan. Set up for special ceremonies in such areas as the amphitheater and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Assist in the loading and unloading of trucks, assuring that it is not overloaded and that the load is properly and safely distributed. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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(1) Inspects a variety of airdrop equipment such as parachutes, multi loop lines, extraction force transfer couplings, latch assembly couplings, cable assembly couplings, actuator assembly, release cargo parachute M-1, lanyard arming wire, connector parachute, timer delay assembly, link lower suspension, link assembly single suspension type IV, link assembly heavy duty, link 4 point, parachute release single knife, bracket suspension, and tie down cargo quick release. Performs visual, dimensional, hands on, and operational inspection of the above listed equipment at the prescribed times. These inspections are in accordance with warnings, cautions, Army Regulations (AR), Technical Manuals (TM), Field Manuals (FM) and Department of Army Pamphlets (DA PAM, Safety of Use Messages (SOUM), and notes and Ground Precautionary Messages (GPM), for airborne safety. Makes judgmental decisions on pro
You will serve as a Rigger Helper or a Heavy Mobile Equipment Helper. You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
You will direct placement, removal, or re-positioning of missile containers and their components. You will estimate weight and center of gravity of load to be moved. You will plan weight distribution and load maneuvering. You will install beam clamps, gin poles, gallows, frames and other supporting structures. You will use jacks, pulley blocks, chain falls, rollers and similar equipment as necessary to move and position heavy items. You will perform scheduled weight tests and preventive maintenance on slings, bands, strong backs, shackles, straps and other handling equipment as prescribed in Test Data Sheets.
The Rigging Worker: Assists in rigging operations throughout the fleet. Participates in ship mooring and unmooring evolutions as part of line-handling crew. Assists in performance of mooring maintenance. Serves as deck hand on fleet craft and barges. The ideal applicant is able to work in all types of weather conditions and remain standing for extended periods while aboard fleet craft and barges. They demonstrate a strong commitment to safety by following established rules and regulations, identifying potential hazards, and promptly reporting unsafe conditions to their supervisor.
If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
Occupation: Rigging (series 5210) | posted as: Rigger Helper; Aerial Delivery Specialist (Title 32); Rigging Worker (Open To Both U.S. Citizens And Federal Employees); Rigger (Helper) | You will select, install and use cables, ropes, chains, and other weight-handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. You will also put together, repair and install rigging used by equipment and machinery. You | ~108 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - AERIAL DELIVERY SPECIALIST (T32) (Army National Guard Units): (1) Inspects a variety of airdrop equipment such as parachutes, multi loop lines, extraction force transfer couplings, latch assembly couplings, cable assembly couplings, actuator assembly, release cargo parachute M-1, lanyard arming wire, connector parachute, timer delay assembly, link lower suspension, link assembly single suspension type IV, link assembly heavy duty, link 4 point, parachute release single knife, bracket suspension, and tie down cargo quick release. Performs visual, dimensional, hands on, and operational inspection of the above listed equipment at the prescribed times. These inspections are in accordance with warnings, cautions, Army Regulations (AR), Technical Manuals (TM), Field Manuals (FM) and Department of Army Pamphlets (DA PAM, Safety of Use Messages (SOUM), and notes and Ground Precautionary Messages (GPM), for airborne safety. Makes judgmental decisions on proximity to tolerances and interrelated dimensions on timer delay systems of M-1 release, latch assembly couplings, cable assembly couplings, and actuator assembly. Inspects for burrs, tears, significant fraying, rough spots, corrosion, pits, cracks, welds, cuts, foreign material, bends, damaged threads, adjusting collars, set screws, shank pins, and timers activate within specifications. (2) Prepares and conducts inspections of sling load equipment and sling load operations. Performs duties as inspector testers, pack-in-process inspector and final inspector. Performs initial inspection on all parachutes, textile and non-textile components, and airdrop containers. Conducts regular testing of parachute and newly issued airdrop equipment. Drop-tests troop-type personnel parachute to check proficiency. (3) Performs prioritized airdrop inspections, sequential work is determined, and pertinent ARs, TMs, FMs and DA PAMs have been reviewed. Independently performs assignments at the Aerial Delivery Logistics Facility (ADLF) when the supervisor is not present. Performs three separate inspections of airdrop loads/containers prior to the actual airdrop. (4) Rigs and prepares unilateral airdrop training loads to include type V or other airdrop platforms for airdrops. Fabricates container delivery systems loads, skid boards, and other associated airdrop items. Receives, unpacks, and inspects unit parachutes. Cleans, dries, inspects, and packs cargo and personnel parachutes after use. Maintains and repairs a variety of fabric, rubber, and metallic equipment. (5) Performs drop zone control operations as Drop Zone Safety Officer. Conducts weather observations, wind speed, direction determination, marking drop zone with navigation aids and timing points, establishing and maintaining air to ground and point to point radio communications, relaying information to aircraft and to the Range Control Officer. (6) Formulates, implements, and documents programs to train Airborne unit commanders in support of Aerial delivery deployment functions to ensure effective and efficient operations of unit deployment processes. Develops deployment lesson plans for the following areas: Material Handling Equipment (MHE) such as forklifts, Load Planning Overview, Cargo Preparation/Pallet Build Up, Ramp Coordinator, Cargo Deployment Function work-centers (i.e., In-Check, Cargo Marshalling Yard, Joint Inspection, Hazardous Cargo Handlers, Explosives Safety, Quality Control, and Load Teams). Coordinates with the Unit Movement Officer (UMO) and deploying units requiring hazardous material technical specialist training. (7) Provides subject matter and technical expertise on air transportation and aerial delivery operations to the Division, Brigade, Group, Battalion, and Company CDRs. In certain cases, service member will provide subject matter and technical expertise to sister services. Makes appropriate recommendations and implements changes within the element and associated processes. (8) Ensures airborne personnel and cargo for transport by air meet proper specifications to maximize safety of aircraft, aircrew, cargo, and passengers. (9) Serves as the Commander's Subject Matter Expert (SME) for orchestrating daily and long-range utilization of the aerial delivery systems to ensure accomplishment of assigned missions as well as support for future missions and deployment operations. Develops goals and objectives that integrate organization and Readiness objectives. (10) Inspects cargo for airlift to verify eligibility and ensures proper documentation, packaging, and marking in accordance with applicable DOD directives. Follows prescribed loading and safety procedures, calculates load restraints and secures cargo with appropriate devices and equipment. Performs Joint Airdrop Inspections (JAI) of various cargo loads rigged for airdrop prior to manifesting and loading of items for air shipment. (11) Performs other additional duties as assigned. PLEASE CONTACT HRO FOR COMPLETE POSITION DESCRIPTION. - HELPER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will serve as a Rigger Helper or a Heavy Mobile Equipment Helper. You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. - RIGGER (HELPER) (STRATEGIC SYSTEMS PROGRAMS (SSP)): You will direct placement, removal, or re-positioning of missile containers and their components. You will estimate weight and center of gravity of load to be moved. You will plan weight distribution and load maneuvering. You will install beam clamps, gin poles, gallows, frames and other supporting structures. You will use jacks, pulley blocks, chain falls, rollers and similar equipment as necessary to move and position heavy items. You will perform scheduled weight tests and preventive maintenance on slings, bands, strong backs, shackles, straps and other handling equipment as prescribed in Test Data Sheets. - Rigging Worker (Open to both U.S. Citizens and Federal Employees) (Maritime Administration): The Rigging Worker: Assists in rigging operations throughout the fleet. Participates in ship mooring and unmooring evolutions as part of line-handling crew. Assists in performance of mooring maintenance. Serves as deck hand on fleet craft and barges. The ideal applicant is able to work in all types of weather conditions and remain standing for extended periods while aboard fleet craft and barges. They demonstrate a strong commitment to safety by following established rules and regulations, identifying potential hazards, and promptly reporting unsafe conditions to their supervisor. - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
You will build and position supporting cradles for dry-docking submarines. You will cut, shape, and assemble prepared parts of high grade articles. You will erect and dismantle tube and clamp/systems scaffolding for interior/exterior submarines. You will remove and install thermal and acoustic polyamide insulation on the interior of the ship. You will lay out and install new hull insulation or make repairs by patching existing insulation during refit.
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
Occupation: Shipwright (series 5220) | posted as: Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Trades Apprentice Program; Shipwright | You will drydock to build, repair or survey marine craft and maintain dry docking. | ~45 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. - SHIPWRIGHT (United States Fleet Forces Command): You will build and position supporting cradles for dry-docking submarines. You will cut, shape, and assemble prepared parts of high grade articles. You will erect and dismantle tube and clamp/systems scaffolding for interior/exterior submarines. You will remove and install thermal and acoustic polyamide insulation on the interior of the ship. You will lay out and install new hull insulation or make repairs by patching existing insulation during refit. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
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| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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2 Available Positions Tour of Duty: *Evening Shift (12:00 pm to 9:30pm), Monday through Friday, plus select weekend coverage) Hours may Change Due to Operational Needs of Management *Employees regularly assigned to evening shift are entitled to their hourly rate + 7.5% evening shift differential *Optional overtime weekend coverage ***The incumbent of this position is designated as "Emergency/Essential" and will be required to report to work during emergencies and inclement weather conditions.*** Major Duties: Interprets and responds to issues such as power buildup in multi-voltage generator systems, changes in platform leveling, high elevator speeds, sudden stops, and speed changes. Utilizes mechanical information from engineering and inspection reports, including technical directions, event readings, recordings, and oscilloscope waveforms. Understands and works with electronic diagrams
Brushes clean and vacuums coils, fan, squirrel cage, blower assemblies, motor, drip pan and condensate line (on units used for air conditioning). Lubricates motors that do not have sealed bearings. Replaces air filter(s) ensuring there are no air leaks. If filters are washable, washes thoroughly, removing all dirt and grime, thoroughly rinses and reinstalls. Checks all structural, mechanical and electrical (including wiring) for integrity and function ability. Problems (including function ability) are to be noted. Cleans fresh air intake louvers, screen blowers, and motors by brush and vacuum to remove any accumulation of dirt and grime. Lubricates shaft bearings, motor and damper motor when acceptable according to manufacturer's recommendations. Brush, cleans, and vacuums coils and motor blower, drip pan, air intake louvers and condensate line to remove any accumulation of dust and grim
Installs production systems utilizing mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic principles to support the Pine Bluff Arsenal mission. Troubleshoots assembly machinery to ensure continuous manufacturing operations. Services facility support equipment such as ventilating and air conditioning systems to maintain environmental standards. Executes on-line mechanical repairs to minimize downtime and operational delays. Modifies manufacturing equipment to ensure safety and to prevent disastrous risks to personnel and resources.
You will install, start-up, maintain, overhaul, service, and repair commercial and industrial furnaces, hot water boilers, steam boilers, reheat systems, incinerators, heat pumps and related heating systems. You will analyze system performance and make decision adjustments to control water temperature, air temperature, steam and water pressures, combustion efficiency, airflow and humidity. You will install, start-up, troubleshoot, service, and make repairs on a variety of commercial and industrial refrigeration, ventilation, and cooling systems. You will perform diagnostic testing of systems that are computer controlled and use a wide range of meters and gauges for testing and calibrating systems. You will plan work from electrical and electronic block diagrams, wiring diagrams, schematics, and technical orders for commercial/industrial systems used to air condition warehouses, office bu
You will do daily inspections and operational tests of all emergency arresting gear and Optical. Visual Landing Systems in accordance with directives and maintenance requirements. You will clean all equipment assigned, such as slots in deck covers plates, checking for foreign matter, and other inspections. You will read mechanical blueprints and wiring diagrams. You will maintain files, reports, logs and prepare proper correspondence in a timely manner in accordance with directives.
Occupation: General industrial equipment maintenance (series 5301) | posted as: Elevator Mechanic (Electronics); Heating And Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic; Hvac Controls Mechanic; Heating Ventilation And Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic | You will maintain, install and repair industrial machinery, tools and equipment, like sewing machines, printing equipment or heating and boiler plant equipment. | ~43 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Elevator Mechanic (Electronics) (Architect of the Capitol): 2 Available Positions Tour of Duty: *Evening Shift (12:00 pm to 9:30pm), Monday through Friday, plus select weekend coverage) Hours may Change Due to Operational Needs of Management *Employees regularly assigned to evening shift are entitled to their hourly rate + 7.5% evening shift differential *Optional overtime weekend coverage ***The incumbent of this position is designated as "Emergency/Essential" and will be required to report to work during emergencies and inclement weather conditions.*** Major Duties: Interprets and responds to issues such as power buildup in multi-voltage generator systems, changes in platform leveling, high elevator speeds, sudden stops, and speed changes. Utilizes mechanical information from engineering and inspection reports, including technical directions, event readings, recordings, and oscilloscope waveforms. Understands and works with electronic diagrams and specifications of complete elevator bank systems. Determines the need for test device modifications and develops alterations to detailed schematics and maintenance procedures. Organizes efforts with other workers on changes to equipment and its functional qualifications. Communicates with engineers and manufacturers' representatives to examine, adjust, and develop changes, replacements, or improvements to equipment to eliminate malfunctions and simplify repairs or operational modifications. Uses automated test equipment to identify and correct deficiencies in programming or unit operations. Troubleshoots and adjusts integrated systems and circuitry involving motion control, security lock-outs, fire protection, telecommunications, and CCTV using computerized data navigation and diagnostic tools. Conducts electronic preventative maintenance, testing, and adjusting of complex integrated electronic controls. Follows all OSHA safety rules and regulations, ensuring work progresses safely. Uses required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and receives necessary training on safety practices and equipment. - Industrial Equipment Maintenance Worker (United States Army Installation Management Command): Brushes clean and vacuums coils, fan, squirrel cage, blower assemblies, motor, drip pan and condensate line (on units used for air conditioning). Lubricates motors that do not have sealed bearings. Replaces air filter(s) ensuring there are no air leaks. If filters are washable, washes thoroughly, removing all dirt and grime, thoroughly rinses and reinstalls. Checks all structural, mechanical and electrical (including wiring) for integrity and function ability. Problems (including function ability) are to be noted. Cleans fresh air intake louvers, screen blowers, and motors by brush and vacuum to remove any accumulation of dirt and grime. Lubricates shaft bearings, motor and damper motor when acceptable according to manufacturer's recommendations. Brush, cleans, and vacuums coils and motor blower, drip pan, air intake louvers and condensate line to remove any accumulation of dust and grime. - Production Equipment Mechanic (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Installs production systems utilizing mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic principles to support the Pine Bluff Arsenal mission. Troubleshoots assembly machinery to ensure continuous manufacturing operations. Services facility support equipment such as ventilating and air conditioning systems to maintain environmental standards. Executes on-line mechanical repairs to minimize downtime and operational delays. Modifies manufacturing equipment to ensure safety and to prevent disastrous risks to personnel and resources. - HEATING VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (U.S. Marine Corps): You will install, start-up, maintain, overhaul, service, and repair commercial and industrial furnaces, hot water boilers, steam boilers, reheat systems, incinerators, heat pumps and related heating systems. You will analyze system performance and make decision adjustments to control water temperature, air temperature, steam and water pressures, combustion efficiency, airflow and humidity. You will install, start-up, troubleshoot, service, and make repairs on a variety of commercial and industrial refrigeration, ventilation, and cooling systems. You will perform diagnostic testing of systems that are computer controlled and use a wide range of meters and gauges for testing and calibrating systems. You will plan work from electrical and electronic block diagrams, wiring diagrams, schematics, and technical orders for commercial/industrial systems used to air condition warehouses, office buildings and mission-critical assets. You will drive a utility truck or similar vehicle to and from the work site in order to transport self, supplies, and other employees. - AIRCRAFT LAUNCH AND RECOVERY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will do daily inspections and operational tests of all emergency arresting gear and Optical. Visual Landing Systems in accordance with directives and maintenance requirements. You will clean all equipment assigned, such as slots in deck covers plates, checking for foreign matter, and other inspections. You will read mechanical blueprints and wiring diagrams. You will maintain files, reports, logs and prepare proper correspondence in a timely manner in accordance with directives. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Principal Duties and Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Responsible for maintaining, repairing, installing and modifying complex HVAC equipment and systems. The HVAC systems throughout the MC are controlled by the Siemens Energy Management System (EMS) and all related controls, which is a complex, computerized central environmental monitoring and control system. Operates, maintains and modifies this system to optimize efficiency and energy savings, while maintaining environmental functions, i.e., temperature, humidity, ventilation and fire & smoke dampers at proper levels for patient care and other facility operations. Operates stand-alone control units (SCU); Powers 600 Siemans Controls using both analog and digital control (DCU) modules; Turbocore 1.35 for the Daikin chillers installed at the Beckley VAMC. Troubleshoots complex systems of electronic sensing and control,
Troubleshoot complex refrigeration, dehumidification, and air conditioning systems. Overhaul critical mechanical mechanisms including compressors, pumps, evaporators, and condensers to restore operational integrity. Calibrate modulating thermostatic, pneumatic, and electronic control valves to eliminate temperature fluctuations during system cycling. Assemble refrigerant lines and copper fittings utilizing professional welding, brazing, soldering, and flaring techniques. Detect electrical faults in motors, wiring, and circuits starting from the primary electrical disconnect throughout the system.
Performs developmental assignments consisting of tasks which have been selected to develop skills to the Journey Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic level. Works with highest graded mechanics repairing and maintaining a variety of domestic and commercial refrigeration and air conditioning units and systems used to condition areas and cool equipment. Selects tools, decides on methods and techniques to use, and installs a variety of parts including major portions of assigned systems and equipment, applying and interpreting information in blueprints, charts, and sketches. Replaces separate small air conditioning units and small systems. Recognizes the cause of faulty equipment. Traces and locates defects, determines nature and extent of repairs required, selects appropriate tools, testing devices, and work sequence. Utilizes established safety practices, rules, regulations, and procedures t
Install, maintain, repair, recognize the cause of faulty equipment; overhaul, modify and relocate equipment on various industrial and special purpose air-conditioning and cooling unit systems. Repairs and maintains air conditioning field units and/or truck mounted units. Equipment consists of compressors, thermostatic motor controls, full and semi-automatic defrosting controls, and motors. Diagnosis and troubleshoots system to locate malfunctions. Makes layout for new installation or relocation of existing equipment and completes entire systems by installing sheet metal ducts, vibration joints, louvers, grills, reworking piping, etc. Electrical work includes installing fuse and overload protection, conduits and wiring, and associated central wiring to include thermostats, humidity controls, etc., in accordance with the National Electrical Code.
You will install, repair, inspect, operate, maintain, and service specialized heating, ventilation, air conditioning systems and refrigeration equipment systems. You will maintain and service compressed air generating, drying and oil removal equipment for pneumatic controllers and monitoring devices. You will perform modifications and tests on controls. You will calculate air flow, and the pressure temperature characteristics for different systems in order to locate and repair faulty equipment swiftly and to reduce inoperative time to minimum. You will maintain and test water treatment chemical equipment (conductivity controllers and chemical feed pumps). You will read blueprints, complex drawings, sketches, wiring diagrams, manufacturing specifications and technical materials.
Occupation: Air conditioning equipment mechanic (series 5306) | posted as: Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic; Air Cond Equip Mechanic; Air Condition Equipment Mechanic; A/C Equipment Mechanic Leader | You will repair and maintain air conditioning systems. In this field, you should know how to identify and fix malfunctions and repair air conditioning and cooling unit systems. | ~212 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic (Veterans Health Administration): Principal Duties and Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Responsible for maintaining, repairing, installing and modifying complex HVAC equipment and systems. The HVAC systems throughout the MC are controlled by the Siemens Energy Management System (EMS) and all related controls, which is a complex, computerized central environmental monitoring and control system. Operates, maintains and modifies this system to optimize efficiency and energy savings, while maintaining environmental functions, i.e., temperature, humidity, ventilation and fire & smoke dampers at proper levels for patient care and other facility operations. Operates stand-alone control units (SCU); Powers 600 Siemans Controls using both analog and digital control (DCU) modules; Turbocore 1.35 for the Daikin chillers installed at the Beckley VAMC. Troubleshoots complex systems of electronic sensing and control, such as operating systems that control the BMS by direct digital control; operates devices that are attached to the air handler units, fan coils, air/exhaust dampers, steam valves, water valves, variable air boxes, and fan switches; stand-alone control units (SCU) that operate specific equipment and are components of the domestic hot water systems; rooftop package heating and cooling units; and hot water heating, specialty air handlers in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), Same Day Surgery, and surgical suites. Uses the BMS dedicated computers to store operating parameters and initiate adjustments that allows temperature set-backs for cooling/heating in unoccupied areas with direct digital controllers. Responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, and replacing these devices. Locates and corrects problems, calibrates equipment, and uses various precision measuring instruments, adjusts and makes improvements to various systems in the performance of duties. Reviews and interprets construction plans in order to cut, braze and solder piping, wiring and circuit boards. Works with journeyman, maintenance mechanics or helpers, and engineering staff to accomplish repairs or preventative maintenance (PMs). Provides expertise and innovative ideas to reduce energy usage through awareness of energy conservation measures. Performs preventive and corrective maintenance and acts as technical specialist to other employees and station management staff as assigned by the supervisor. Makes recommendations or suggestions to the supervisor for final approval and action. Makes data entries in the Automated Engineering Management System/Medical Equipment Reporting System (AEMS/MERS) work order system. Inputs and closes out work orders. Routinely makes 2237 requests (Request, Turn-In, and Receipt for Property or Services) for parts and materials required to accomplish assigned tasks, and follows-up on status with supervisor using the work order system and other methods to ensure acquisition requests are being processed. Works with temperature and humidity monitoring systems such as TempTrak to track temperature, humidity and room pressures in the MC for compliance and correction. In addition, all parts and components will be ordered and installed as needed and upon receipt of service line requests. Skill and Knowledge Required: Thorough knowledge of logic circuits, electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and/or pneumatic components that applies to HVAC systems and well-grounded skills in operating and performing repairs on these various HVAC system components. Skill in troubleshooting software and ability to maintain hardware in outboard panels and HVAC systems. Performs repairs to the following: Powers System 600 Front End, Digital Systems Controller, EMCS and SCU computers as well as the Turbocore 1.35 to support the chillers. Skilled in the interpretation of engineering drawings that combine electrical and electronic schematics, logic diagrams, and mechanical drawings. Incumbent will trace signal flow through the system while troubleshooting malfunctions of units with dedicated computers that store operating parameters and initiate adjustments. Knowledge of the characteristic voltage, current, and signal input and output of a wide variety of microprocessors, and integrated and discrete solid-state circuits. This knowledge allows incumbent to recognize indications of improper operation and differentiate them from temporary anomalies introduced by the testing itself. Skill in the interpretation of installation and repair manuals that frequently describe only general applications for various components rather than their interface with the other components. Ability to program simple test instructions using available software or an input console to check specific circuits or functions. Work Schedule: FT, Monday-Friday, 8am to 4:30pm Position Description Title/PD#: Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic/PD517-19008-O Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not approved. Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not authorized - AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)): Troubleshoot complex refrigeration, dehumidification, and air conditioning systems. Overhaul critical mechanical mechanisms including compressors, pumps, evaporators, and condensers to restore operational integrity. Calibrate modulating thermostatic, pneumatic, and electronic control valves to eliminate temperature fluctuations during system cycling. Assemble refrigerant lines and copper fittings utilizing professional welding, brazing, soldering, and flaring techniques. Detect electrical faults in motors, wiring, and circuits starting from the primary electrical disconnect throughout the system. - AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT MECHANIC - DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY (Department of the Air Force): Performs developmental assignments consisting of tasks which have been selected to develop skills to the Journey Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic level. Works with highest graded mechanics repairing and maintaining a variety of domestic and commercial refrigeration and air conditioning units and systems used to condition areas and cool equipment. Selects tools, decides on methods and techniques to use, and installs a variety of parts including major portions of assigned systems and equipment, applying and interpreting information in blueprints, charts, and sketches. Replaces separate small air conditioning units and small systems. Recognizes the cause of faulty equipment. Traces and locates defects, determines nature and extent of repairs required, selects appropriate tools, testing devices, and work sequence. Utilizes established safety practices, rules, regulations, and procedures to maintain a safe and clean work environment. - Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic (United States Army Installation Management Command): Install, maintain, repair, recognize the cause of faulty equipment; overhaul, modify and relocate equipment on various industrial and special purpose air-conditioning and cooling unit systems. Repairs and maintains air conditioning field units and/or truck mounted units. Equipment consists of compressors, thermostatic motor controls, full and semi-automatic defrosting controls, and motors. Diagnosis and troubleshoots system to locate malfunctions. Makes layout for new installation or relocation of existing equipment and completes entire systems by installing sheet metal ducts, vibration joints, louvers, grills, reworking piping, etc. Electrical work includes installing fuse and overload protection, conduits and wiring, and associated central wiring to include thermostats, humidity controls, etc., in accordance with the National Electrical Code. - AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command): You will install, repair, inspect, operate, maintain, and service specialized heating, ventilation, air conditioning systems and refrigeration equipment systems. You will maintain and service compressed air generating, drying and oil removal equipment for pneumatic controllers and monitoring devices. You will perform modifications and tests on controls. You will calculate air flow, and the pressure temperature characteristics for different systems in order to locate and repair faulty equipment swiftly and to reduce inoperative time to minimum. You will maintain and test water treatment chemical equipment (conductivity controllers and chemical feed pumps). You will read blueprints, complex drawings, sketches, wiring diagrams, manufacturing specifications and technical materials. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
You will interpret blueprints and drawings to verify the required repairs are made on marine machinery. You will use visual aids and test equipment (e.g., compression gauges, timing gauges, manometers, injector testing machines) to locate and repair worn, dirty, or maladjusted machinery components and parts. You will disassemble, inspect, repair, overhaul, and modify marine machinery or equipment prior to, during, and after completion of testing to verify all components are operating at an optimum. You will troubleshoot marine machinery equipment to identify if trade material, tools, or equipment is defective, not operating properly, or not within operation specifications.
At the full performance level (WG-10) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: - Inspecting, troubleshooting, and performing operational tests and repairs on diesel- and gasoline-powered marine boat engines (both outboard and inboard), stern drives, propellers, jet drives, and electrical and hydraulic systems to ensure equipment safety with an emphasis on diesel experience. - Planning, repairing, and modifying hydraulic and electric winch systems. - Installing and repairing marine machinery such as steering assemblies, power drives, and control systems in order to disassemble, repair, and rebuild components. - Using accepted trade methods and techniques of welding (TIG, MIG, AC/DC stock, Oxyacetylene), hydraulics, painting, electrical repair, and fiberglass work. - Occasionally operates navigates, dock/cast-off, and fuel inboard, outboard, and inbo
As a Marine Machinery Mechanic (Marine Assistant Engineer), your duties include the operation, maintenance, repair, and overhaul of all machinery, auxiliaries, and propulsion equipment aboard the Corporation's fleet and similar equipment in shore installations. Vessels include two Z-drive tugboats, buoy barge, and gate lifter barge. This responsibility is 24/7 during the 10-month shipping season and continues into the winter months with preventative maintenance and repair. Additional duties: Serves as overall technical authority with respect to marine propulsion and auxiliary systems, has responsibility for the efficient operation, maintenance, and repair of all engines, generators, motors, auxiliaries, monitoring equipment, control systems, hydraulic controls, fire systems and pumps, and service systems, such as refrigeration, plumbing, heating, air compressors and mechanical and electr
Occupation: Marine machinery mechanic (series 5334) | posted as: Marine Machinery Mechanic; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Marine Machine Mechanic (Marine Assistant Engineer) (Open To Both U.S. Citizens And Federal Employees); Trades Apprentice Program | You will repair and maintain marine machinery, equipment and systems like propulsion machinery, propellers, rudders, cargo handling machinery, lifeboat davits, anchor handling gear and missile tube equipment. This job se | ~218 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. - MARINE MACHINERY MECHANIC (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will interpret blueprints and drawings to verify the required repairs are made on marine machinery. You will use visual aids and test equipment (e.g., compression gauges, timing gauges, manometers, injector testing machines) to locate and repair worn, dirty, or maladjusted machinery components and parts. You will disassemble, inspect, repair, overhaul, and modify marine machinery or equipment prior to, during, and after completion of testing to verify all components are operating at an optimum. You will troubleshoot marine machinery equipment to identify if trade material, tools, or equipment is defective, not operating properly, or not within operation specifications. - Marine Machinery Mechanic (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service): At the full performance level (WG-10) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: - Inspecting, troubleshooting, and performing operational tests and repairs on diesel- and gasoline-powered marine boat engines (both outboard and inboard), stern drives, propellers, jet drives, and electrical and hydraulic systems to ensure equipment safety with an emphasis on diesel experience. - Planning, repairing, and modifying hydraulic and electric winch systems. - Installing and repairing marine machinery such as steering assemblies, power drives, and control systems in order to disassemble, repair, and rebuild components. - Using accepted trade methods and techniques of welding (TIG, MIG, AC/DC stock, Oxyacetylene), hydraulics, painting, electrical repair, and fiberglass work. - Occasionally operates navigates, dock/cast-off, and fuel inboard, outboard, and inboard/outdrive (I/O), powered vessels. - Marine Machine Mechanic (Marine Assistant Engineer) (Open to both U.S. Citizens and Federal Employees) (Great Lakes Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation): As a Marine Machinery Mechanic (Marine Assistant Engineer), your duties include the operation, maintenance, repair, and overhaul of all machinery, auxiliaries, and propulsion equipment aboard the Corporation's fleet and similar equipment in shore installations. Vessels include two Z-drive tugboats, buoy barge, and gate lifter barge. This responsibility is 24/7 during the 10-month shipping season and continues into the winter months with preventative maintenance and repair. Additional duties: Serves as overall technical authority with respect to marine propulsion and auxiliary systems, has responsibility for the efficient operation, maintenance, and repair of all engines, generators, motors, auxiliaries, monitoring equipment, control systems, hydraulic controls, fire systems and pumps, and service systems, such as refrigeration, plumbing, heating, air compressors and mechanical and electrical distribution systems. Makes scheduled and on-demand inspections of all machinery, equipment, and facilities. Determines extent of repairs necessary and procedures to be followed in effecting same to minimize delays in normal operations. Is responsible for maintaining all machinery on all vessels are in compliance with current and upcoming applicable industry and government regulations. Ability to lay-out, plan and complete the installation, modification and repair of various systems, circuits, etc., to ship controls and equipment. Has the ability to interpret and apply blueprints, wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, schematics, color code of ships wiring systems, and to use basic formulas to trades and craft work. Has skill in the use of a variety of hand or power tolls and test equipment, both mechanical and electrical. Has knowledge of various meters, instruments, gauges, couplings, electrical and mechanical devices, lubricants, fuels, fire extinguishing apparatus, causes of spontaneous combustion, pollution abatement. The ideal candidate for this position has experience in operating conditions, maintenance, repair, and upkeep of the floating plants/vessels and meets USCG Qualifications stated herein for the levels of the position. PLEASE NOTE: This is an open continuous 60 day vacancy with an initial cut-off after 30 days. After the first certificate, we will review applications as needed and refer the top candidates for potential interviews during the open period of the announcement. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machinin
Maintain a variety of fixed or semi-fixed production machinery and equipment used in the manufacture, renovation, and demilitarization of conventional ammunition. Run diagnostic testing and troubleshooting all equipment and machinery to determine cause of malfunction. Plan and layout work from blueprints, drawings, sketches, and oral instructions. Breakdown equipment and equipment components inspecting parts and replacing as required. Adjust and repair production machinery and equipment.
You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
Occupation: Production machinery mechanic (series 5350) | posted as: Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Trades Apprentice Program; Production Machinery Mechanic | You will install, maintain and repair machinery, equipment and systems used to produce goods. This includes woodworking and metalworking machines and other equipment at industrial plants and machine tool repair shops. Yo | ~21 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TRADES APPRENTICE PROGRAM (Department of the Navy): If selected for WG-2604 Electronics Mechanic - You will be involved in fabricating, overhauling, modifying, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining ground and marine electronic equipment. If selected for WG-2606 Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic - You will repair, test and calibrate electronic measuring equipment and cranes. If selected for WG-2805 Electrician - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical wiring systems, fixtures, controls, and equipment in various areas. If selected for WG-3105 Fabric Worker - You will be involved in making, modifying, altering, and repairing clothing and/or equipment or other items. If selected for WG-3414 Machinist- You will be involved in the manufacturing of parts and of equipment from castings, and other raw stocks made of various metals, and other materials, and/or machining operations required in the repair of such items. If selected for WG-3610 Insulator - You will be involved in the fabrication and installation of insulating materials on tanks, turbines, and other structures to reduce heat loss or absorption, prevent moisture condensation, or reduce sound levels. If selected for WG-3703 Welder - You will cut and join all types of industrial and marine metals aboard U.S. Navy vessels and others. If selected for WG-3705 Nondestructive Test Inspector - You will identify physical and mechanical properties or defects of a piece of material or structure without altering its end use capabilities. If selected for WG-3806 Sheet Metal Mechanic - You will fabricate, modifies, repair, assemble and install sheet metal items in buildings and aboard U.S. Navy vessels. If selected for WG-3820 Shipfitter - You will be involved in the modification, fabrication, repair, assembly, and installation of various metal structural parts of ships and other vessels. If selected for WG-4102 Painter - You will prepare surfaces and apply coatings on interior and exterior surfaces, tanks and voids aboard ships and as shop applications to meet specific decorative and preservation requirements. If selected for WG-4204 Pipefitter - You will be involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of high temperature water and high-pressure piping systems such as hydraulic, nitrogen, oxygen, steam heating, and steam-generating systems. If selected for WG-4352 Composite/ Plastic Fabricator - You will be involved in the repair, fabrication, modification, removal, and installation of composite and/or plastic items, parts, assemblies, and structures. If selected for WG-5210 Rigger - You will select, install, and use cables, ropes, shackles, beam clamps, strongbacks and other weight handling gear to lift, move, and position heavy loads. If selected for WG-5220 Shipwright - You will be involved in the dry docking of marine craft and in the maintenance of marine dry docking equipment. If selected for WG-5334 Marine Machinery Mechanic - You will be involved in the dismantling, repairing, relocating, modifying, maintaining, aligning, and installing of a wide variety of marine machinery, equipment, and systems. If selected for WG-5350 Production Machinery Mechanic - You will install, repair, inspect, align, analyze, and rebuild industrial plant equipment and machinery. If selected for WG-5352 Industrial Equipment Mechanic - You will operate and perform emergency breakdown, planning and preventative maintenance and repairs on Pure Water systems, High Pressure Systems, sewage lift and pumping stations. If selected for WG-5306 Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic - You will remove, repair, overhaul, align, install, test, and adjust ship's air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components If selected for WG-5803 Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic - You will perform maintenance and repairs on various types of heavy-duty equipment such as floating, portal, gantry, bridge and truck cranes. - Production Machinery Mechanic (Department of the Army): Maintain a variety of fixed or semi-fixed production machinery and equipment used in the manufacture, renovation, and demilitarization of conventional ammunition. Run diagnostic testing and troubleshooting all equipment and machinery to determine cause of malfunction. Plan and layout work from blueprints, drawings, sketches, and oral instructions. Breakdown equipment and equipment components inspecting parts and replacing as required. Adjust and repair production machinery and equipment. - HELPER/WORKER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
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| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Major duties and responsibilities include: Lays out fabrication, installs hand and guard rails, room partitions and dividers and removes and accomplishes repair of metal doors, analyzes automatic doors operators, adjust, repair and overhauls same and replaces door closers, metal sash balances. Fabricates, repair and install window screens. Perform preventive maintenance or complete overhaul of items such as condensate, sump, circulating pumps and other pumps. Performs standard preventive maintenance and overhaul, and evaluates and determents malfunction or problem areas and repair of more complex equipment and repair or modifies equipment to meet required standards of performance. These equipment's include such items as air compressors, various pumps and exhaust fans, performs preventive maintenance and repair, performs major overhaul of dietetic equipment such as industrial ovens, mixer
Install, align, and overhaul complex integrated machinery and munitions manufacturing systems. Troubleshoot interrelated mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electronic equipment malfunctions. Fabricate specialized tools, fixtures, and templates using conventional machine shop equipment. Perform precision and structural welding on light and heavy gauge metals. Interpret complex blueprints, schematics, and technical specifications to plan repair operations. Operate precision optical and laser measuring devices to verify exact mechanical tolerances. Calculate accurate sizes and dimensions using standard shop mathematics and handbook formulas. Execute emergency repairs on active manufacturing lines to ensure continuous production.
You will install pumping equipment such as deep well turbine pumps, centrifugal pumps, piston pumps, diaphragm pumps, circulating pumps, boiler feed pumps, fuel oil pumps, fire truck pumps and associated pumping system equipment. You will replace mechanical seals, bearings, bushing, impellers, and drive couplings. You will repair and adjust pressure reducing valves, float valves, and pump controls. You will diagnose problems to air systems to make corrections and repairs to all associated equipment (e.g., inner coolers, ball check valves, reed valves, accumulator tanks, pressure regulations, and automatic controls and automatic unloaders. You will maintain and repair hydraulic vehicle lifts and cargo elevators.
You will assist the Electric Power Controller in power plant operations. You will work independently on assignments related to preventive maintenance inspections, testing, and repair of plant equipment of moderated complexity. You will assist as a helper to maintenance personnel in the repair of large slow speed diesel engines and auxiliary equipment. You will assist the Electric Power Controller during evening and night shifts. You will make operating adjustments, and secure diesel engines and related auxiliaries. You will take readings and monitor all engine gauges and meters for proper performance. You will perform preventive maintenance on large diesel engines, pumps, compressors, boiler, and other plant equipment.
Installs, troubleshoots, diagnoses problems, overhauls, repairs, makes adjustments, and maintains a wide variety of highly complex electronic sensing and control systems, technical, mechanized, and automated. Installs, fabricates, modifies, and rebuilds entire conveyor systems involving automated materials handling systems and non-automated materials handling systems equipment from blueprints, sketches, and manufacturer layouts Responds to, evaluates, and diagnoses reported equipment failures; identifies the nature, extent, and operational impact of the failure using mechanical, electrical, and electronic test equipment. Analyzes and readjusts AMHS control and drive systems, with modern electronic devices, system components and control mechanisms; aligns and balances power control circuits, power connections, timing devices Inspects, evaluates, repairs, and replaces electrical and electr
Occupation: Industrial equipment mechanic (series 5352) | posted as: Industrial Equipment Mechanic; Helper/Worker (Various Trades); Industrial Equipment Repairer | You will install, repair and maintain industrial plant machinery, equipment and systems like: Bridge cranes. Conveyor and pneumatic tube systems. Sandblasting machines. Support machinery and equipment. Service, ind | ~30 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Industrial Equipment Mechanic (Veterans Health Administration): Major duties and responsibilities include: Lays out fabrication, installs hand and guard rails, room partitions and dividers and removes and accomplishes repair of metal doors, analyzes automatic doors operators, adjust, repair and overhauls same and replaces door closers, metal sash balances. Fabricates, repair and install window screens. Perform preventive maintenance or complete overhaul of items such as condensate, sump, circulating pumps and other pumps. Performs standard preventive maintenance and overhaul, and evaluates and determents malfunction or problem areas and repair of more complex equipment and repair or modifies equipment to meet required standards of performance. These equipment's include such items as air compressors, various pumps and exhaust fans, performs preventive maintenance and repair, performs major overhaul of dietetic equipment such as industrial ovens, mixers, dish washers, etc. Repairs and overhauls building management equipment such as automatic floor scrubbers, buffers, vacuum cleaners, automatic pressure washers, etc. Repairs and maintains engineering equipment such as power hacksaws, handsaws, drill presses, grinders, hoists, etc. Repairs all types of power hand tools. Performs work of other trades such as touch up painting using pre-mixed paints; patches plaster in small areas disrupted during repair work; installs piping and tubing on specified jobs not requiring plumbing mechanics. Makes simple sheet metal repairs; does miscellaneous wood work as may develop to expedite job assignments. The incumbent may infrequently be detailed to work odd shifts, or work op an overtime basis, to accomplish maintenance or repairs to equipment critical to the hospital function. Reading and interpreting blue prints, making safety and preventive inspections of utility in accordance with regulations. Performs other duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 7:00 am - 3:30 pm Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized Critical Skills Incentive (CSI): Not Approved - Industrial Equipment Mechanic (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Install, align, and overhaul complex integrated machinery and munitions manufacturing systems. Troubleshoot interrelated mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electronic equipment malfunctions. Fabricate specialized tools, fixtures, and templates using conventional machine shop equipment. Perform precision and structural welding on light and heavy gauge metals. Interpret complex blueprints, schematics, and technical specifications to plan repair operations. Operate precision optical and laser measuring devices to verify exact mechanical tolerances. Calculate accurate sizes and dimensions using standard shop mathematics and handbook formulas. Execute emergency repairs on active manufacturing lines to ensure continuous production. - INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will install pumping equipment such as deep well turbine pumps, centrifugal pumps, piston pumps, diaphragm pumps, circulating pumps, boiler feed pumps, fuel oil pumps, fire truck pumps and associated pumping system equipment. You will replace mechanical seals, bearings, bushing, impellers, and drive couplings. You will repair and adjust pressure reducing valves, float valves, and pump controls. You will diagnose problems to air systems to make corrections and repairs to all associated equipment (e.g., inner coolers, ball check valves, reed valves, accumulator tanks, pressure regulations, and automatic controls and automatic unloaders. You will maintain and repair hydraulic vehicle lifts and cargo elevators. - INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT REPAIRER (United States Fleet Forces Command): You will assist the Electric Power Controller in power plant operations. You will work independently on assignments related to preventive maintenance inspections, testing, and repair of plant equipment of moderated complexity. You will assist as a helper to maintenance personnel in the repair of large slow speed diesel engines and auxiliary equipment. You will assist the Electric Power Controller during evening and night shifts. You will make operating adjustments, and secure diesel engines and related auxiliaries. You will take readings and monitor all engine gauges and meters for proper performance. You will perform preventive maintenance on large diesel engines, pumps, compressors, boiler, and other plant equipment. - Industrial Equipment Mechanic (Defense Logistics Agency): Installs, troubleshoots, diagnoses problems, overhauls, repairs, makes adjustments, and maintains a wide variety of highly complex electronic sensing and control systems, technical, mechanized, and automated. Installs, fabricates, modifies, and rebuilds entire conveyor systems involving automated materials handling systems and non-automated materials handling systems equipment from blueprints, sketches, and manufacturer layouts Responds to, evaluates, and diagnoses reported equipment failures; identifies the nature, extent, and operational impact of the failure using mechanical, electrical, and electronic test equipment. Analyzes and readjusts AMHS control and drive systems, with modern electronic devices, system components and control mechanisms; aligns and balances power control circuits, power connections, timing devices Inspects, evaluates, repairs, and replaces electrical and electronic operational and control systems and components. Services equipment having advanced electronic control systems Performs welding, brazing, cutting, heating, bending, and tempering, on various types of metals. Uses electric arc and oxygen acetylene welding processes to manufacture and to rebuild parts. Troubleshoots, maintains and times for sequence hydraulic, pneumatic mechanical and electrical/electronic controls on conveyor systems, determines malfunctions, arrives at solutions and resolves problems. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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This is an excepted service position that requires membership in a compatible military assignment in the DC Air National Guard. MILITARY REQUIREMENTS: You must meet the minimum military rank as specified in this announcement. If you are not sure you are eligible for military membership, please contact a DC Air National Guard recruiter prior to applying for this position. Applicants applying to this position who exceed the maximum military grade listed on this job announcement MUST submit a statement in writing that they are willing to take an administrative reduction in grade to the advertised military grade on the job announcement for which applying. Applicants who exceed the military grade will NOT be placed into the technician position until they have been administratively reduced to the military grade on the job announcement. Please note that exceeding the maximum rank does not autom
Operate electrical power source and distribution equipment on to include diesel and electrical generators. Make adjustments on engine and controls to maintain proper engine power, voltage, amperage, and synchronization Maintain, inspect, repair and modify electrical power generation and distribution equipment. Operate manual/remote switches, circuit breakers, rheostats, and controls. Energize and de-energize circuits and connects/disconnects generator units to /from load.
Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Operate a variety of boom cranes, forklifts, and Class C Vehicles. Repair or replace parts and components of various aviation ground support equipment. Conduct training and qualifies military and civilians on ground support equipment at operator's level. Perform operational inspections, and ensures vehicles and equipment are properly serviced and other preventive maintenance performed, as scheduled. Operate a variety of heavy lift forklifts, requiring OSHA certification for power industrial forklift.
Installs, inspects, and performs modifications and repairs to electrical generators both real property and mobile. Perform preventive maintenance on electrical powered support systems. Troubleshoot electrical power support systems such as electrical generating plants and automatic transfer switches of various design and manufacture. Maintain, inspect, repairs, diagnoses and modifies aircraft arresting systems. Perform after engagement inspection and certification. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rule and regulations and maintains a safe and clean work environment. Maintain records and documents actions.
You will perform maintenance, repair and minor overhaul of diesel engines and their auxiliary parts. You will replace worn parts such as fuel-injection parts, water cooling tower system parts, valves and other associated elements. You will check tolerances and clearances of parts, and make necessary adjustments, as needed and adjust nozzles, fuel injectors, and pumps. You will work on· two-cycle, double-acting and other types of diesel engines, repair starting engines, auxiliary air compressors, generators, alternators, gears and engine accessories. You will check mechanical parts of emergency power engines such as pivots, hearings gears, shafts, and pointer assemblies for damage and unusual wear. You will visually conduct scheduled and unscheduled inspection(s) of all power-generating units and associated equipment for any fumes, leaks and other abnormalities such as excessive oil and/o
Occupation: Powered support systems mechanic (series 5378) | posted as: Powered Support Systems Mechanic; Powered Support Systems Repairer | You will repair powered ground and support equipment used for aircraft services. You may work support equipment for: Missile, aircraft, air control and radar installations. Field combat. Engineering and construction | ~120 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - POWERED SUPPORT SYSTEMS MECHANIC (T32) (Air National Guard Units): This is an excepted service position that requires membership in a compatible military assignment in the DC Air National Guard. MILITARY REQUIREMENTS: You must meet the minimum military rank as specified in this announcement. If you are not sure you are eligible for military membership, please contact a DC Air National Guard recruiter prior to applying for this position. Applicants applying to this position who exceed the maximum military grade listed on this job announcement MUST submit a statement in writing that they are willing to take an administrative reduction in grade to the advertised military grade on the job announcement for which applying. Applicants who exceed the military grade will NOT be placed into the technician position until they have been administratively reduced to the military grade on the job announcement. Please note that exceeding the maximum rank does not automatically qualify you for consideration. Compatible military grade and assignment required prior to the effective date of placement. The National Guard's full-time support program requires that all military technicians are members of the National Guard and are appointed to full-time positions which correspond to their military assignments. Applicants who are not currently a member of the National Guard must be eligible for immediate membership. Minimum Military Rank: A1C Maximum Military Rank: SSgt Other requirements: For positions requiring the operation of motor vehicles, candidates must have a valid state driver's license for the state in which they live or are principally employed. For positions requiring a security clearance (Secret or Top Secret) the applicant must possess or be able to obtain a clearance within One (1) year of appointment. This position is located in the Air Support Operations Group (ASOG), Air Support Operations Squadron (ASOS) Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) Squadron at ANG Flying Activities. The primary purpose of this position is to accomplish maintenance on electronically controlled support equipment containing highly complex digital devices and integrated circuits. DUTIES: Responsible for the interpretation of numerous manufacturer drawings, specifications, operating instructions, and test procedures to troubleshoot, calibrate, align and repair a variety of highly complex pieces of powered support equipment. This includes identifying, repairing or replacing numerous electronic (both digital and analog) components. It also includes the repair of composite materials and state of the art gas compressors turbines and electronically controlled components. Troubleshoots repairs, adjusts and aligns down-sized powered support equipment. Uses a variety of sophisticated testers, such as analyzers, digital meters, oscilloscopes and other measuring devices to determine repair requirements. Corrects unusual maintenance problems by interpreting a variety technical data such as tables, charts, formulas, color codes, wiring diagrams, and schematic symbols. Performs intermediate-level maintenance on powered support equipment and non-powered AGE. This includes working on cryogenic equipment, engine and generator changes, removing, repairing, and overhauling of accessories, and rebuilding of units. Engine rebuilding such as removal and replacement of crankshafts, pistons, and other integrated parts. Replaces, checks and adjusts valves, bearings, cams, clutches, bushings, springs, armatures, pushrods, exhaust manifolds, tubing, hose and defective wiring. Diagnoses gas turbine malfunctions, using visual and auditory senses, test equipment and applicable technical publications; makes repairs, removes, disassembles and assembles components and sub-systems. Diagnoses gas turbine malfunctions, using visual and auditory senses, test equipment and applicable technical publications; makes repairs, removes, disassembles and assembles components and sub-systems. Troubleshoots, repairs, overhauls, and modifies and operates aerospace ground equipment such as AC and DC power generators, various types of internal combustion engines, air compressors, blowers, hydraulic test stands, cabin leakage testers, portable diesel engine driven generators, emergency lighting units, deicers, heaters, load banks, hydrostatic testers, cryogenic carts, decontamination units, thermal bath, vacuum pumps, flow meters, lavatory service trailers, air conditioners and various pieces of non-power support equipment. Performs corrosion control duties such as inspections, cleaning, stripping, sanding, priming and painting of AVGE. Performs inspections, calibration and repair on test and shop equipment. Performs other duties as assigned. Note: This is not a comprehensive list of duties and responsibilities for this PD Number NGD0324P01 as released in FASCLASS. - Powered Support Systems Mechanic (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Operate electrical power source and distribution equipment on to include diesel and electrical generators. Make adjustments on engine and controls to maintain proper engine power, voltage, amperage, and synchronization Maintain, inspect, repair and modify electrical power generation and distribution equipment. Operate manual/remote switches, circuit breakers, rheostats, and controls. Energize and de-energize circuits and connects/disconnects generator units to /from load. - POWERED SUPPORT SYSTEMS MECHANIC (U.S. Army Military District of Washington): Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Operate a variety of boom cranes, forklifts, and Class C Vehicles. Repair or replace parts and components of various aviation ground support equipment. Conduct training and qualifies military and civilians on ground support equipment at operator's level. Perform operational inspections, and ensures vehicles and equipment are properly serviced and other preventive maintenance performed, as scheduled. Operate a variety of heavy lift forklifts, requiring OSHA certification for power industrial forklift. - POWERED SUPPORT SYSTEMS MECHANIC-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY (Air Force Materiel Command): Installs, inspects, and performs modifications and repairs to electrical generators both real property and mobile. Perform preventive maintenance on electrical powered support systems. Troubleshoot electrical power support systems such as electrical generating plants and automatic transfer switches of various design and manufacture. Maintain, inspect, repairs, diagnoses and modifies aircraft arresting systems. Perform after engagement inspection and certification. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rule and regulations and maintains a safe and clean work environment. Maintain records and documents actions. - POWERED SUPPORT SYSTEMS MECHANIC (Department of the Navy): You will perform maintenance, repair and minor overhaul of diesel engines and their auxiliary parts. You will replace worn parts such as fuel-injection parts, water cooling tower system parts, valves and other associated elements. You will check tolerances and clearances of parts, and make necessary adjustments, as needed and adjust nozzles, fuel injectors, and pumps. You will work on· two-cycle, double-acting and other types of diesel engines, repair starting engines, auxiliary air compressors, generators, alternators, gears and engine accessories. You will check mechanical parts of emergency power engines such as pivots, hearings gears, shafts, and pointer assemblies for damage and unusual wear. You will visually conduct scheduled and unscheduled inspection(s) of all power-generating units and associated equipment for any fumes, leaks and other abnormalities such as excessive oil and/or water in the area. You will work rotating watches in a Control Room with the centralized Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system in designated assigned buildings and areas. You will direct appropriate switching procedures to meet various normal or emergency situations and dispatch personnel to trouble areas to arrest emergency situations related to electric power distribution. You will record all pertinent data accurately and logically relating to power generation, produce written and verbal reports to the supervisor regarding discrepancies encountered during his/her watch. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Work Schedule: 8 Hour Rotating shifts every 6/7 days - 21 Turn (Shifts include 0800-1600, 1600-0000, 0000-0800) Position Description Title/PD#: Boiler Plant Operator/PD024960 Major Duties Include but not limited to: Monitor hospital alarms for various systems and engineering control systems. Test and analyze water used by the various machines. Promote a spirit of cooperation and understanding and exercise a high degree of judgment and self-initiative to cope with unexpected conditions or emergencies which may arise during tour of duty. Responsible for the maintenance, repair, and safe operation of two Keeler gas/oil combination boilers, Models 14860-3 NB4601 and 14860-1 producing steam capacity of 20,000LBS/HR each; and one Unilux gas/oil combination boiler model ZF1200HS producing steam capacity of 9,918 LBS/HR. The BPO monitors facility alarms and engineering systems management alarms
You will locate problems and initiate immediate corrective action to maintain adequate steam or hot water production for user requirements in the entire system. You will assist in the operation and operational maintenance of multi-fuel power boilers and auxiliary equipment. You will utilize safety practices, rules, regulations, and procedures to maintain a safe and clean work environment. You will serve as "operator in charge" of the Central Heat Plant (i.e, the primary steam or hot water generating facility) including ancillary facilities, stand alone, and satellite boilers which may be geographically dispersed.
Under general supervision of the foreman, operate three high pressure, oil-fired steam boilers with an active plant capacity of 580,000 lbs/hour. Maintain correct temperatures on fuel oil and feed water by making necessary adjustments to feed water regulators. Conduct a complete physical check of Boiler Plant equipment at least once each hour of the shift, remaining constantly alert to detect malfunctioning and take necessary action to prevent breakdown of equipment Operate electric and steam turbine pumps, steam turbine forced draft fans, electric and steam driven fuel pumps and various electric condensate pumps. Perform routine maintenance and repairs, such as replacing gaskets, packing and tightening up on pipe fittings and turbining boiler tubes. Read all meters and records data hourly in daily operating log as to oil consumption of each boiler, steam produced, boiler make-up used, f
Make on-the-spot decisions about steps needed to assure the safe operation of the plant. Operate, Adjust, and Shutdown a high pressure Boiler to produce the required amount of steam to meet production needs and heating requirements. Make minor repairs to Boiler equipment in order to maintain an adequate amount of steam pressure to keep up with production needs. Collect samples, run test, and determine chemical content in water to make necessary adjustment in-order to control corrosion and scale formation in the Distribution System. Analyze and interpret data in order to make repair or adjustment and determine work requirements.
You will serve as a Boiler Plant Operator and be responsible for performing preventative and routine maintenance, diagnosing malfunctions, performing tests, and analyzing results on a variety of equipment. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Operating dual fuel boiler, natural gas/#2 fuel fired boilers. Taking established pressure and temperature readings, operating pumps, burners and manual or automatic controls to supply 90 PSI steam pressure. Making scheduled and unscheduled rounds, checking condensate systems, feed pump systems, fuel oil system, chemical feed systems, air systems, and water in emulsifier systems. Making frequent checks of water levels, water temperatures, fuel oil temperatures, and burner operation. Repairing and maintaining large air conditioning systems that perform a variety of functio
Occupation: Boiler plant operating (series 5402) | posted as: Boiler Plant Operator; Boiler Plant Helper - Technical Career Field (Tcf) Trainee | You will operate and maintain single and many fuel water or fire tube boilers and related auxiliary and pollution control equipment. These boilers heat buildings and generate electricity. | ~76 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Boiler Plant Operator (Veterans Health Administration): Work Schedule: 8 Hour Rotating shifts every 6/7 days - 21 Turn (Shifts include 0800-1600, 1600-0000, 0000-0800) Position Description Title/PD#: Boiler Plant Operator/PD024960 Major Duties Include but not limited to: Monitor hospital alarms for various systems and engineering control systems. Test and analyze water used by the various machines. Promote a spirit of cooperation and understanding and exercise a high degree of judgment and self-initiative to cope with unexpected conditions or emergencies which may arise during tour of duty. Responsible for the maintenance, repair, and safe operation of two Keeler gas/oil combination boilers, Models 14860-3 NB4601 and 14860-1 producing steam capacity of 20,000LBS/HR each; and one Unilux gas/oil combination boiler model ZF1200HS producing steam capacity of 9,918 LBS/HR. The BPO monitors facility alarms and engineering systems management alarms using systems knowledge and judgment to properly notify appropriate response personnel in a timely manner. Operates the boiler plant to maintain efficient combustion levels and ensures compliance with air pollution laws or regulations. Use electronic, hydraulic, mechanical and pneumatic controls in conjunction with meters, gauges, and computer-generated data to determine adjustments or corrections necessary for proper boiler operations or changing load requirements. Adjust fuel feeds and the volume and velocity of draft and other fire box variables to achieve maximum combustion efficiency with changing load demands or variations in fuel. Operate emergency electrical generator to meet plant electrical requirements. Responsible for testing and analyzing boiler feed water, boiler water and condensate return water using standard chemical tests. The testing is necessary to determine the treatment and chemicals to be used to control chemical concentrations, remove impurities and entrapped gases, or stabilize fluctuating water conditions in the boiler to protect systems and equipment. Test, adjust, maintain, and repair boiler safety devices such as flame safeguard pressure switches, limit switches, timers, water column safety devices, electric/electronic probes and sensors, steam safety valves, and automatic/manual fuel valves. Visually inspects boiler settings and refractory linings for signs of deterioration and failure due to heat stress. Use manual, automatic, semi-automatic, microprocessor controls or systems to monitor, adjust and control all phases of boiler plant operations. Use electronic, hydraulic, and pneumatic controls, charts, recorders, meters, gauges, and computer-generated data to determine adjustments or corrections necessary for proper boiler operations or changing load requirements. Use tools such as manometers, multi-meters, combustion analyzers, test gauges, infrared thermometer to maintain, calibrate, and repair safety devices. Operate, adjust, maintain and repair auxiliary plant equipment. Repair, troubleshoot and maintain boilers and auxiliary equipment. Auxiliary equipment may include fuel delivery systems, de-aerating equipment, water treatment equipment, and air compressors that often require regular adjustment and maintenance to meet rigid tolerances. Monitor and test the operation of boiler systems in order to identify malfunctions and potential problems. Perform preventative, scheduled, and emergency maintenance on equipment including boiler feed water pumps, fuel oil pumps, air compressors, automatic controls, valves, piping, pumps, plant electrical systems and related components and other boiler plant systems. Maintain burner management control systems including electronic and electro-mechanical controls utilizing ultra-violet, and related testing devices. The devices repaired and maintained are characterized by electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and/or electronic systems with interrelated functions that require the incumbent to deal with all aspects of an integrated assembly to successfully complete work on any of the components. Items serviced are characterized by a variety of data-sensing units, computing assemblies, actuating mechanisms, display indicators, and related controls that are collectively combined and integrated into a complete unit of information gathering devices. Uses broad experience and specialized knowledge of electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and/or hydraulic theory and a working knowledge of electronics to diagnose, isolate, and repair malfunctions, and to achieve and maintain critical accuracies, sensitivity levels, and precise tolerances in aligning and adjusting complex instrument systems, components, and mechanisms. Incumbent works from manufacturers' technical information sources and operating instructions that may be vague or incomplete. - BOILER PLANT OPERATOR (U.S. Marine Corps): You will locate problems and initiate immediate corrective action to maintain adequate steam or hot water production for user requirements in the entire system. You will assist in the operation and operational maintenance of multi-fuel power boilers and auxiliary equipment. You will utilize safety practices, rules, regulations, and procedures to maintain a safe and clean work environment. You will serve as "operator in charge" of the Central Heat Plant (i.e, the primary steam or hot water generating facility) including ancillary facilities, stand alone, and satellite boilers which may be geographically dispersed. - Boiler Plant Operator (United States Army Installation Management Command): Under general supervision of the foreman, operate three high pressure, oil-fired steam boilers with an active plant capacity of 580,000 lbs/hour. Maintain correct temperatures on fuel oil and feed water by making necessary adjustments to feed water regulators. Conduct a complete physical check of Boiler Plant equipment at least once each hour of the shift, remaining constantly alert to detect malfunctioning and take necessary action to prevent breakdown of equipment Operate electric and steam turbine pumps, steam turbine forced draft fans, electric and steam driven fuel pumps and various electric condensate pumps. Perform routine maintenance and repairs, such as replacing gaskets, packing and tightening up on pipe fittings and turbining boiler tubes. Read all meters and records data hourly in daily operating log as to oil consumption of each boiler, steam produced, boiler make-up used, flue gas temperatures. - BOILER PLANT OPERATOR (Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)): Make on-the-spot decisions about steps needed to assure the safe operation of the plant. Operate, Adjust, and Shutdown a high pressure Boiler to produce the required amount of steam to meet production needs and heating requirements. Make minor repairs to Boiler equipment in order to maintain an adequate amount of steam pressure to keep up with production needs. Collect samples, run test, and determine chemical content in water to make necessary adjustment in-order to control corrosion and scale formation in the Distribution System. Analyze and interpret data in order to make repair or adjustment and determine work requirements. - Boiler Plant Operator (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as a Boiler Plant Operator and be responsible for performing preventative and routine maintenance, diagnosing malfunctions, performing tests, and analyzing results on a variety of equipment. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Operating dual fuel boiler, natural gas/#2 fuel fired boilers. Taking established pressure and temperature readings, operating pumps, burners and manual or automatic controls to supply 90 PSI steam pressure. Making scheduled and unscheduled rounds, checking condensate systems, feed pump systems, fuel oil system, chemical feed systems, air systems, and water in emulsifier systems. Making frequent checks of water levels, water temperatures, fuel oil temperatures, and burner operation. Repairing and maintaining large air conditioning systems that perform a variety of functions. Installing, modifying, and repairing new and existing utility supply and disposal systems and equipment. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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You will be responsible for ensuring efficient production of electric power by gas turbine generators, ensuring proper distribution of purchased electricity and distribution of heat for heating and cooling for most of the facilities on base. You will operate the entire system of the Cogeneration Plants consisting of three Gas Turbine Generators that can produce 16.4 MW total, photovoltaic system that can produce 9.3 MW, five boilers capable of producing 160 MBTU of heat per hour. You will closely monitor HMI computer screens to detect large changes in load and operate Cogeneration turbines and other generating equipment to adapt to these load changes, and maintain the optimum demand on commercial sources. You will coordinate electric operation with supporting or related work functions supervisors for alternating current and direct current equipment to control and distribute electrical po
You will operate, maintain and repair all assigned electrical generating equipment such as: Exciters, alternators, DC generators and control circuits, voltage controls, battery backup system, switchgear and transformers. You will ensure the care, inspection, certification and replacement of all safety equipment. You will perform simple repairs to the high voltage distribution system such as cutouts, fuses, lightning arrestors, opening and closing circuit switches, etc. You will advise and implement the power plant maintenance program, interprets work instructions from the Utilities Supervisor. You will perform leadership duties by demonstrating proper operating methods and explains any unusual steps and processes.
Occupation: Electric power controlling (series 5407) | posted as: Electric Power Controller | You will work in a power plant, distribution plant or substation handling the generation or distribution of electric power. In this field, you will: Operate electric generating and controlling equipment like high-volta | ~9 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - ELECTRIC POWER CONTROLLER (U.S. Marine Corps): You will be responsible for ensuring efficient production of electric power by gas turbine generators, ensuring proper distribution of purchased electricity and distribution of heat for heating and cooling for most of the facilities on base. You will operate the entire system of the Cogeneration Plants consisting of three Gas Turbine Generators that can produce 16.4 MW total, photovoltaic system that can produce 9.3 MW, five boilers capable of producing 160 MBTU of heat per hour. You will closely monitor HMI computer screens to detect large changes in load and operate Cogeneration turbines and other generating equipment to adapt to these load changes, and maintain the optimum demand on commercial sources. You will coordinate electric operation with supporting or related work functions supervisors for alternating current and direct current equipment to control and distribute electrical power through the primary and secondary distribution systems. You will check and adjust heat output capacity and electrical generation to meet varying loads. You will stage boilers to meet anticipated requirements of electrical production as the base increases or reduce during off peak times. You will check and adjust heat output capacity and electrical generation to meet varying loads. You will coordinate with supporting or related work functions supervisors for all electrical line repairers or failures of equipment, repairs needed and assure that circuits are open, isolated, and tagged before work is started. You will closely monitor data from existing metering from breakers, substations, SCADAMATE switches and observe operation of feeder relays and substations. You will connect, disconnect, parallel, or substitute electrical units or conductors in coordination with the Electrical Supervisor or by remote control from the HMI and computer-controlled equipment. - ELECTRIC POWER CONTROLLER LEADER (Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command): You will operate, maintain and repair all assigned electrical generating equipment such as: Exciters, alternators, DC generators and control circuits, voltage controls, battery backup system, switchgear and transformers. You will ensure the care, inspection, certification and replacement of all safety equipment. You will perform simple repairs to the high voltage distribution system such as cutouts, fuses, lightning arrestors, opening and closing circuit switches, etc. You will advise and implement the power plant maintenance program, interprets work instructions from the Utilities Supervisor. You will perform leadership duties by demonstrating proper operating methods and explains any unusual steps and processes. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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1. Organizes, administers and evaluates a segment of the fuels quality assurance program for the organization. Ensures responsibilities for product compliance inspections of all petroleum activities. Draws fuel samples for frequencies and exact testing following procedures listed in appropriate technical orders. Determines status and adequacy of actions taken on prior inspection items and prepares accurate reports for management use. Conducts statistical surveys of petroleum products in areas where trouble had been encountered. Analyzes defect data, isolates trends and recommends corrective action. Investigates problem areas, identifies causes, recommends and takes corrective follow-up action. Verifies quality through the application of audit and investigative methods to ensure compliance with established guidelines. Advises responsible supervisors on quality problems and required correc
You will collect fuel samples from tankers, bulk storage tanks, fill stands, nozzles, mobile refuelers, filters, and separators to conduct on site visual tests in accordance with current Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) instructions. You will operate pumps with fixed flow rates and take the temperature of fuels at various different levels. You will make safety checks on carbon dioxide equipment and electrical ground/ bonding cables. You will operate the vehicle's auxiliary pumping system to dispense fuel which includes regulating the pumping pressure and the rate of fuel flow which varies with each type of aircraft being serviced. You will serve on quick response for oil spills, tank ruptures, and leaks from barges, or other types of petroleum pollution. You will perform daily operator maintenance and conduct daily inspection on the assigned vehicle to identify loose parts, worn tires,
Operates several complex workstations or a portion of a large fuel storage and dispensing system to transfer fuel to aircraft and refuelers Receives incoming petroleum fuel and cryogenic product shipments by truck, tank car, or pipeline. Issues petroleum products to containers and refueling units through fillstands. Inventories and inspects the storage/distribution system and the condition of the products received and issued. Operates refueling vehicles, up to and including tractor trailer, for dispensing of aviation fuels and defueling aircraft. Performs operator maintenance of fuel storage and dispensing equipment and aircraft refueling vehicles. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean work environment.
***THIS IS A TITLE 5 EXCEPTED NATIONAL GUARD POSITION*** Works under the supervision of the Fuel Distribution System Worker (MVO) Supervisor, who provides general oral and written instructions and overall priorities and policies. Work is reviewed for compliance with regulations and effective, economical and safe accomplishment of operations to meet goals and objectives. Incumbent is expected to accomplish duties using own initiative with minimal technical assistance. On a regular and reoccurring basis will be designated "operator in charge" when supervisor is not present. Refuels rotary and fixed-wing aircraft using hot and cold refueling methods. Performs aircraft defueling operations as requested. Transfers fuel from bulk tanks to aircraft refuel vehicles and other customers by operating pumps and accessory equipment. Sets pipeline hoses, tank valves and manifold switches to regulate f
You will serve as a Fuel Distribution System Operator and be responsible for managing the Liquid Oxygen (LOX) storage facility and all associated support equipment used to service and maintain LOX-equipped aircraft. The role is considered a technical expert in LOX systems and carries responsibility for the complete sustainment and continuity of LOX maintenance and operations. The position will be located at each operational Air Station that maintains LOX-equipped aircraft and is designated as the 'Operator in Charge' during the assigned shift at the assigned command... Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Perform operator maintenance of cryogenic storage and dispensing equipment. Order, receive, and manage inventory of cryogenic products. Order replacement equipment and spare parts to support liquid oxygen (LO
Occupation: Fuel distribution system operating (series 5413) | posted as: Fuel Distribution System Worker; Fuel Distribution System Operator; Title 5 Fuel Distribution Systems Worker (Mvo) (Mi Gaaf) | You will work at a fuel distribution system that handles petroleum and products like liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen and anhydrous ammonia. | ~70 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - FUEL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM OPERATOR (Title 5) (Air National Guard Units): 1. Organizes, administers and evaluates a segment of the fuels quality assurance program for the organization. Ensures responsibilities for product compliance inspections of all petroleum activities. Draws fuel samples for frequencies and exact testing following procedures listed in appropriate technical orders. Determines status and adequacy of actions taken on prior inspection items and prepares accurate reports for management use. Conducts statistical surveys of petroleum products in areas where trouble had been encountered. Analyzes defect data, isolates trends and recommends corrective action. Investigates problem areas, identifies causes, recommends and takes corrective follow-up action. Verifies quality through the application of audit and investigative methods to ensure compliance with established guidelines. Advises responsible supervisors on quality problems and required corrective action. Provides technical assistance to personnel in assigned organization in order to improve quality and enhance safety of equipment and workers using products. Prepares local operating procedures based on supplements, regulations, and manuals of higher echelons in the area of quality assurance. Assists in managing fiscal resources for support of the quality assurance program. Conducts laboratory analysis to determine that physical and chemical properties of products are within specification use limits. Operates precision measuring instruments and analytical equipment designed to measure the effectiveness of mechanical systems and petroleum handling hardware. Tests various petroleum, cryogenic samples for total solids and microscopic analysis. Extracts samples from selected source throughout the base and submits to area laboratory for pollution control and correlation testing. Samples are recorded in the Air Force Test and Analysis Tool. Uses technical publications, bulleting, specifications and standards. Must conduct surveillance inspections during operations of components in pump house and tank farms during receipt, transfer, sampling and issue of petroleum products. Recommends objectives and acts as an advisor on well defined, non-controversial fuels projects to ensure continuous refinement of the quality program in response to test results, processing problems or objective quality evidence. Responsible for maintaining the Quality Control module in the Fuels Automated System Fuels Manager Defense database. Documents all sampling, sample due dates and the status of all equipment in the FMD. Builds and maintains test sets in the Quality Control Module of FMD. 2. Directs, inspects, operates and maintains a complete fuels distribution system to receive, store, transfer and issue both aviation and ground fuels in a Type III hydrant system. Operates petroleum products distribution equipment by initiating and controlling the movement and storage of supplies throughout complete pipeline or tank farm systems, using telephone communications, signal systems, a central control board, or similar facilities. Inspects systems for leakage, corrosion, faulty fittings, and inoperative components such as distribution lines, storage tanks, hydrant pits/outlets, oil/water separator, pumps, automatic/manual valves, meters, and system control rooms. Performs operator maintenance to include checking components for operation, adjustment, pressures, and external leakage under pressure, removing/cleaning/inspecting receipt and dispensing strainers, calibrating additive injectors, draining water from lines, tanks, filter separator vessels and dike/containment areas. Reports more extensive repairs/needs. Receives and transfers fuel by coupling and uncoupling hoses, closing and opening valves, starting and stopping pumps, monitoring gauges, meters and filter separators. Maintains hazardous waste management program, to include initial accumulation points maintenance & inspections. Conducts all additional required environmental inspections. Directs and coordinates disposal with Base Environmental Manger. Initiates emergency procedures as necessary. 3. Operates one or more types of special purpose design aviation and ground fuel tank truck vehicles having a capacity of up to 6,000 gallons and gross vehicle weight of 70,000 pounds used for fueling/defueling various types of aircraft and ground fuels applications such as AGE, power production, heating and engine test cells. Transports fuel from the bulk storage area to the flightline issue point, positions the vehicle for the refueling/defueling task as required. Monitors vehicle mounted main control panel, gauges, meters and instruments. Operates dead man control safety system and coordinates with personnel at the aircraft or receiving point. DUTIES CONTINUE UNDER THE EDUCATION SECTION. - FUEL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM WORKER (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will collect fuel samples from tankers, bulk storage tanks, fill stands, nozzles, mobile refuelers, filters, and separators to conduct on site visual tests in accordance with current Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) instructions. You will operate pumps with fixed flow rates and take the temperature of fuels at various different levels. You will make safety checks on carbon dioxide equipment and electrical ground/ bonding cables. You will operate the vehicle's auxiliary pumping system to dispense fuel which includes regulating the pumping pressure and the rate of fuel flow which varies with each type of aircraft being serviced. You will serve on quick response for oil spills, tank ruptures, and leaks from barges, or other types of petroleum pollution. You will perform daily operator maintenance and conduct daily inspection on the assigned vehicle to identify loose parts, worn tires, etc. You will inspect and perform preventive maintenance of vehicle’s petroleum handling equipment. - FUEL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM WORKER (MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR)-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY (Air Force Materiel Command): Operates several complex workstations or a portion of a large fuel storage and dispensing system to transfer fuel to aircraft and refuelers Receives incoming petroleum fuel and cryogenic product shipments by truck, tank car, or pipeline. Issues petroleum products to containers and refueling units through fillstands. Inventories and inspects the storage/distribution system and the condition of the products received and issued. Operates refueling vehicles, up to and including tractor trailer, for dispensing of aviation fuels and defueling aircraft. Performs operator maintenance of fuel storage and dispensing equipment and aircraft refueling vehicles. Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean work environment. - TITLE 5 FUEL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS WORKER (MVO) (MI GAAF) (Army National Guard Units): ***THIS IS A TITLE 5 EXCEPTED NATIONAL GUARD POSITION*** Works under the supervision of the Fuel Distribution System Worker (MVO) Supervisor, who provides general oral and written instructions and overall priorities and policies. Work is reviewed for compliance with regulations and effective, economical and safe accomplishment of operations to meet goals and objectives. Incumbent is expected to accomplish duties using own initiative with minimal technical assistance. On a regular and reoccurring basis will be designated "operator in charge" when supervisor is not present. Refuels rotary and fixed-wing aircraft using hot and cold refueling methods. Performs aircraft defueling operations as requested. Transfers fuel from bulk tanks to aircraft refuel vehicles and other customers by operating pumps and accessory equipment. Sets pipeline hoses, tank valves and manifold switches to regulate flow. Provides transient alert assistance and marshalling services. Directs aircraft to designated parking areas and refuel/defuel points using proper hand, arm, and wand signals. Performs administrative tasks in support of the Fuel Distribution System Worker (MVO) Supervisor including preparing reports, correspondence, logs, and other documents. Submits appropriate documents through the Fuel Automated System (FAS) to the financial management office in order to initiate proper reimbursement action. The above duty description doesn't contain all details of the official position description. - Fuel Distribution System Operator (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as a Fuel Distribution System Operator and be responsible for managing the Liquid Oxygen (LOX) storage facility and all associated support equipment used to service and maintain LOX-equipped aircraft. The role is considered a technical expert in LOX systems and carries responsibility for the complete sustainment and continuity of LOX maintenance and operations. The position will be located at each operational Air Station that maintains LOX-equipped aircraft and is designated as the 'Operator in Charge' during the assigned shift at the assigned command... Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Perform operator maintenance of cryogenic storage and dispensing equipment. Order, receive, and manage inventory of cryogenic products. Order replacement equipment and spare parts to support liquid oxygen (LOX) operations. Inspect Aviators' Breathable Oxygen operations to ensure contract performance meets regulatory requirements. Observe work sequences and safety precautions employed during the delivery of liquid oxygen (LOX). Ensure contract services are in compliance with agency regulations and technical directives. Perform required testing and inspections of Liquid Oxygen (LOX) Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Occupation: Lock and dam operating (series 5426) | You will operate locks and dams so river traffic to pass from one body of water to another and to maintain required water levels. | ~2 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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The Facilities Service Worker is responsible for performing various duties such as moving, arranging and lifting heavy objects including building materials, furniture and collections. In this position, you will: Perform various duties such as moving, arranging and lifting heavy objects including building materials, furniture and collections; also loads and unloads debris, trash, cement, sand, equipment, supplies and other materials from trucks, vans and cars by using dolly, hand truck, hand operated hydraulic lift, and/or by hand. Operate gas or LP-powered, self-propelled ride-on and other equipment; performs the full range of operator-level maintenance and inspection to include inspection of fluid levels, tire pressures, and general inspection of equipment prior to operation. Operate forklift trucks on the loading dock, parking garage and other areas, loads and unloads supplies from tru
Operate various makes, types, and sizes of container handling equipment, capable of lifting up to 99,000 pounds as high as 48 feet, to perform the loading, unloading, moving, or lifting of heavy containers. Load, unload, lift, and move MILVAN containers loaded with ammunition, explosives, and components (including guided missiles, bombs, high explosives, and ammunition components. Operate a gasoline or diesel-powered truck tractor with semi-trailer, Strad-O-Lift trailer to haul high explosives, munitions, and components as well as inert items (small arms, pallets, boxes, empty projectiles, salvage metal, etc.) Handle material such as high explosives, ammunition components, guided missiles, rockets, etc. Load and unload cargo. Segregate items according to condition codes, lot number, quantity, etc. Store stack and palletize items.
Provides leadership to a variety of trades and labor work in support of roads and grounds maintenance at a large installation. Performs a variety of skilled and semi-skilled tasks related to engineering equipment operation, carpentry or maintenance mechanic work. Performs duties in support of HAZMAT/hazardous waste accumulation and disposal. Serves as a Motor Vehicle Operator responsible for operating gasoline or diesel powered trucks or truck-tractors with trailer or semi-trailer. Operates various types of equipment to assist in the maintenance and repair of the depot roads and parking areas.
Operate four-wheel farm equipment with assorted attachments to perform general grounds maintenance. Shape, prune, top, or remove trees and shrubs. Trim trees to prevent powerline encroachment from a 10-ton aerial platform truck. Inspect material handling equipment and attachments and perform preventive maintenance. Maneuver construction equipment within close tolerances when maintaining grounds. Connect, tow, adjust, and position mobile equipment in confined areas and under difficult conditions.
Test personnel to provide on-the-job training to applicants for operating a variety of fixed and mobile equipment. Trains selected personnel to operate and maintain equipment. Performs unannounced roadside inspections of government owned vehicles. Provides training to DPW personnel on the proper operation and operator maintenance.
Occupation: General transportation/mobile equipment operation (series 5701) | posted as: Facilities Services Worker; Container Handler Operator (Motor Vehicle Operator); Mobile Equipment Operator; Facilities Services Leader | You will operate and maintain vehicles that move materials or passengers. You may operate: Motor vehicles. Engineering and construction equipment. Tractors. Special purpose equipment. Ocean-going and inland waterw | ~37 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Facilities Services Worker (Smithsonian Institution ): The Facilities Service Worker is responsible for performing various duties such as moving, arranging and lifting heavy objects including building materials, furniture and collections. In this position, you will: Perform various duties such as moving, arranging and lifting heavy objects including building materials, furniture and collections; also loads and unloads debris, trash, cement, sand, equipment, supplies and other materials from trucks, vans and cars by using dolly, hand truck, hand operated hydraulic lift, and/or by hand. Operate gas or LP-powered, self-propelled ride-on and other equipment; performs the full range of operator-level maintenance and inspection to include inspection of fluid levels, tire pressures, and general inspection of equipment prior to operation. Operate forklift trucks on the loading dock, parking garage and other areas, loads and unloads supplies from trucks, moves supplies to the shipping and receiving area and to storage areas and stacks and unstacks materials in designated areas both inside and outside of the building. Assist with custodial tasks as required, custodial duties include cleaning offices, exhibit space, restrooms, corridors, storage rooms, stairways or any area within the confines of the building(s) using brooms, mops, buckets, heavy duty vacuums, buffers and scrubbers also snow removal. - Container Handler Operator (Motor Vehicle Operator) (Department of the Army): Operate various makes, types, and sizes of container handling equipment, capable of lifting up to 99,000 pounds as high as 48 feet, to perform the loading, unloading, moving, or lifting of heavy containers. Load, unload, lift, and move MILVAN containers loaded with ammunition, explosives, and components (including guided missiles, bombs, high explosives, and ammunition components. Operate a gasoline or diesel-powered truck tractor with semi-trailer, Strad-O-Lift trailer to haul high explosives, munitions, and components as well as inert items (small arms, pallets, boxes, empty projectiles, salvage metal, etc.) Handle material such as high explosives, ammunition components, guided missiles, rockets, etc. Load and unload cargo. Segregate items according to condition codes, lot number, quantity, etc. Store stack and palletize items. - Mobile Equipment Operator Leader (Defense Logistics Agency): Provides leadership to a variety of trades and labor work in support of roads and grounds maintenance at a large installation. Performs a variety of skilled and semi-skilled tasks related to engineering equipment operation, carpentry or maintenance mechanic work. Performs duties in support of HAZMAT/hazardous waste accumulation and disposal. Serves as a Motor Vehicle Operator responsible for operating gasoline or diesel powered trucks or truck-tractors with trailer or semi-trailer. Operates various types of equipment to assist in the maintenance and repair of the depot roads and parking areas. - Mobile Equipment Operator (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Operate four-wheel farm equipment with assorted attachments to perform general grounds maintenance. Shape, prune, top, or remove trees and shrubs. Trim trees to prevent powerline encroachment from a 10-ton aerial platform truck. Inspect material handling equipment and attachments and perform preventive maintenance. Maneuver construction equipment within close tolerances when maintaining grounds. Connect, tow, adjust, and position mobile equipment in confined areas and under difficult conditions. - Mobile Equipment Master Driver Examiner (United States Army Installation Management Command): Test personnel to provide on-the-job training to applicants for operating a variety of fixed and mobile equipment. Trains selected personnel to operate and maintain equipment. Performs unannounced roadside inspections of government owned vehicles. Provides training to DPW personnel on the proper operation and operator maintenance. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 3 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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(1) Operates primarily straight-in-line trucks and/or truck tractors with semi-trailers which typically have an approximate gross vehicle weight (GVW) of more than 32,000 pounds. Required to operate special purpose or auxiliary devices where a knowledge of such devices does not exceed the level of knowledge and skill required to operate the vehicle safely in complicated traffic situations. Couples and uncouples the truck tractor and semi-trailer, or truck and trailer, and connects and disconnects the air brakes and electrical lines. Maneuvers vehicles within close tolerances when driving and backing over uneven ground, in narrow or congested areas, between buildings and other vehicles, between parked aircraft and when positioning vehicles at loading docks. When driving tractor-trailer refueling trucks, they operate the vehicle's auxiliary pumping system and verify correct grade or mixtur
Provides direction and guidance to multiple employees accomplishing school transportation duties. Assigns immediate tasks to be performed by employees of the work group. Maintains time sheets for personnel. Advises employees to follow Supervisory instruction and meet established deadlines. Provides updates to supervisor on the progress of work, causes for delays, operational issues and training needs of team. Provides safe and efficient transportation for students going to and from school, ensures accountability and safety of all persons on scheduled bus route. Completes driver accident and behavioral reports.
Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Operate panel trucks, carryalls, handicap van and 15 - 36 passenger buses. Drive a 15 to 36 passenger bus or similar vehicle with either manual (standard) or automatic transmission. Support special events such as Ceremonial Bus Transportation Support for the Secretary of Defense, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and high-ranking officials with the Department of Defense. Provide special transportation for the Medal of Honor ceremonies, that are usually conducted at the Pentagon or the White House which may require overtime. Receive the Motor Equipment Utilization Record and verifies information such as authorization signature and correct vehicle registration number. Operating a vehicle over predetermined routes and arrives/departs from pick-up points and discharge points at scheduled times. Checking authorized passes on all passenger
You will arrange cargo load for best support and to ensure the proper unloading sequence and, on occasion, may assist or direct the arrangement of cargo load out. You will drive vehicles on specific trips or on regularly established schedules and routes in order to transport material and equipment within government installations, and between government installations. You will maintain trip records or logs showing time of departure, sequence of stops, time of return, trip mileage, fuel and oil consumption, accidents, damages, or traffic violations. You will operate trailers including enclosed vans, flatbeds, equipment trailers, lowboy trailers to 60 tons capacity, and occasionally other types of specialized trucks, tractor or truck-tractor combinations, which may include dual braking systems.
The major duties of the Motor Vehicle Operator position include, but are not limited to, the following: Operate motor vehicles including platform trucks, van trucks, stake trucks, dump trucks, specialty pumping equipment and trash removal trucks. Drive vehicles over public roads at highway speeds to transport passengers, supplies, materials or equipment and tools or to tow equipment throughout rural and urban areas. Operate vehicles over rough terrain, in close quarters and in heavy traffic on both long and short hauls Perform routine preventative maintenance such as checking and adding fluids to bring to proper levels, checking air pressure and adding when required. Perform semi-skilled and unskilled maintenance, repair and janitorial work in and on various unit buildings
Occupation: Motor vehicle operating (series 5703) | posted as: Motor Vehicle Operator; Motor Vehilce Operator; Mobile Vehicle Operator | You will drive gas, diesel or electric vehicles to haul cargo and fuel, transport passengers or tow and recover equipment. In this field, you will drive on government properties, public roads, highways and cross-country. | ~405 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR (T32) (Army National Guard Units): (1) Operates primarily straight-in-line trucks and/or truck tractors with semi-trailers which typically have an approximate gross vehicle weight (GVW) of more than 32,000 pounds. Required to operate special purpose or auxiliary devices where a knowledge of such devices does not exceed the level of knowledge and skill required to operate the vehicle safely in complicated traffic situations. Couples and uncouples the truck tractor and semi-trailer, or truck and trailer, and connects and disconnects the air brakes and electrical lines. Maneuvers vehicles within close tolerances when driving and backing over uneven ground, in narrow or congested areas, between buildings and other vehicles, between parked aircraft and when positioning vehicles at loading docks. When driving tractor-trailer refueling trucks, they operate the vehicle's auxiliary pumping system and verify correct grade or mixture of fuel is pumped, that the receiving equipment is grounded and fuel tanks are not overfilled. Also record type and quantity of fuel delivered. Check to ensure all cargo is secured to prevent shifting or falling in transit and to minimize the possibility of vehicle sway. Select the safest, most direct and legally allowed route to be followed and identify alternative routes to be used in the event of an emergency. Driver operates vehicles on interstate highways, winding roads, and steep grades and manipulates the dual braking system to prevent the semi-trailer or trailer from jackknifing. Assures cargo is properly loaded, distributed and secured. Performs operator maintenance on vehicles and trailers. (2) Ensures shipping and accounting documents are with the shipment and reflect actual condition, quantities and type of material, including manual turn in and issue documents. Completes log books, maintenance records, reports and other transportation documents for accurate accounting. May identify, inspect, and segregate equipment or material as it is received for obvious damage and needed repairs. (3) Prepares and submits requests for over-dimensional permits to Defense Movement Coordinator (DMC) for military movement involving military vehicles and through the Commercial Transportation Branch for non-military vehicles. Coordinates with units, maintenance activities, Central Issue Facility (CIF), Defense Reutilization Management Office (DRMO), Property Book Office (PBO), and Single Stock Fund Activities for pick up and delivery. When appropriate, ensures transported items meet demilitarization standards (for example drainage statements, tanks are purged and weapons), and appropriate certification/verification accompanies the items. (4) Performs warehouse work, as required, to include issuing, receiving and inventorying equipment, supplies and materials; loading and unloading of trucks; storing and pulling warehouse stock; packing and unpacking material; and repairing or replacing items on equipment. Operates electric, gasoline or diesel-powered forklift trucks. (5) Performs a variety of servicing and operator preventive maintenance work on assigned vehicles. (6) Accomplishes the full spectrum of support for state and Federal National Guard operations, training, readiness missions, natural disasters, and Homeland Defense/Defense Support of Civil Authorities (HLD/DSCA). Performs other duties as assigned. - Motor Vehicle Operator Leader (Department of War Education Activity): Provides direction and guidance to multiple employees accomplishing school transportation duties. Assigns immediate tasks to be performed by employees of the work group. Maintains time sheets for personnel. Advises employees to follow Supervisory instruction and meet established deadlines. Provides updates to supervisor on the progress of work, causes for delays, operational issues and training needs of team. Provides safe and efficient transportation for students going to and from school, ensures accountability and safety of all persons on scheduled bus route. Completes driver accident and behavioral reports. - Motor Vehicle Operator (Washington Headquarters Services): Incumbents typical work assignments may include the following: Operate panel trucks, carryalls, handicap van and 15 - 36 passenger buses. Drive a 15 to 36 passenger bus or similar vehicle with either manual (standard) or automatic transmission. Support special events such as Ceremonial Bus Transportation Support for the Secretary of Defense, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and high-ranking officials with the Department of Defense. Provide special transportation for the Medal of Honor ceremonies, that are usually conducted at the Pentagon or the White House which may require overtime. Receive the Motor Equipment Utilization Record and verifies information such as authorization signature and correct vehicle registration number. Operating a vehicle over predetermined routes and arrives/departs from pick-up points and discharge points at scheduled times. Checking authorized passes on all passengers before allowing them to enter the van or bus. - MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR (Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command): You will arrange cargo load for best support and to ensure the proper unloading sequence and, on occasion, may assist or direct the arrangement of cargo load out. You will drive vehicles on specific trips or on regularly established schedules and routes in order to transport material and equipment within government installations, and between government installations. You will maintain trip records or logs showing time of departure, sequence of stops, time of return, trip mileage, fuel and oil consumption, accidents, damages, or traffic violations. You will operate trailers including enclosed vans, flatbeds, equipment trailers, lowboy trailers to 60 tons capacity, and occasionally other types of specialized trucks, tractor or truck-tractor combinations, which may include dual braking systems. - Motor Vehicle Operator (Department of the Interior): The major duties of the Motor Vehicle Operator position include, but are not limited to, the following: Operate motor vehicles including platform trucks, van trucks, stake trucks, dump trucks, specialty pumping equipment and trash removal trucks. Drive vehicles over public roads at highway speeds to transport passengers, supplies, materials or equipment and tools or to tow equipment throughout rural and urban areas. Operate vehicles over rough terrain, in close quarters and in heavy traffic on both long and short hauls Perform routine preventative maintenance such as checking and adding fluids to bring to proper levels, checking air pressure and adding when required. Perform semi-skilled and unskilled maintenance, repair and janitorial work in and on various unit buildings Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Operate on a recurring basis, farm type tractors and towed or attached equipment to maintain grounds and road medians and/or perform farming functions. Operate towed or attached equipment from the seat of the tractor through hydraulic or mechanical controls. Equipment operated may include mowers, aerators, plows, harrows, chippers, sprayers, disks, post hole diggers, front-end loading devices, movable dozer blades, and backhoes. Operate equipment on level or rolling terrain in such areas as open fields, parks, orchards, lawns and along roadways. This is a career-seasonal position and subject to release and recall procedures. A permanent career-seasonal position includes all the benefits of permanent employment but does not provide employment on a full year-round basis. As such, the selectee will be in a non-pay/non-duty status for at least 2 weeks to 6 months per year based on project re
The major duties include but are not limited to: Landscapes flowerbeds, trees, shrubs, etc.; Cuts down trees and trims branches of various sizes, trims and shapes shrubs and plants located throughout the facility; Moves furniture and other heavy equipment and materials for other trades; Helps other trades in demolition and construction tasks as needed; Removes snow from walks, roadways and parking lots, etc.; Spreads various materials on icy spots and other duties related to snow removal; Removes mower decks and installs snowplow blades, snow blowers and sweepers; Installs salters on various equipment for the winter season; Removes buckets on small utility tractors and installs plow blades on all different types of plow equipment; Removes and installs doors on equipment as necessary; Performs preventative maintenance such as air and oil filters, grease fittings, sharpens and replaces mow
As a Tractor Operator (WG-06) your duties may include but are not limited to the following: Operates farm type gasoline or diesel powered tractors with attachments on flat or rolling terrain Performing several different operations including planting, cultivating, and/or harvesting of crops, mowing, and hauling. Operates auxiliary equipment and attachments such as cutter bars, plow, harrow, sprayers, discs, front-end loader, moveable dozer blades, and backhoes. Physical Effort: Frequent arm and leg movements are required to operate controls on the tractor and attachments. Often lifts and handles heavy equipment attachments when connecting them to tractors. Also lifts materials such as bags of fertilizer and seed, weighing up to 100 pounds. Working Conditions: Work is usually performed outside resulting in frequent exposure to extended periods of hot sun, wind, dust, and bad weather. Sever
Operates farm-type tractors and towed or attached equipment on level or rolling terrain such as open fields, parks, orchards, lawns, and along roadways. Operates backhoes and front-end loading devices to move trees, dig ditches, unload soil, and perform other tasks associated with grounds maintenance. Operates a wide variety of motor vehicles including vans, platform trucks and stake trucks which typically have gross vehicle weights of 10,000 pounds up to 26,000 pounds. Transports materials and equipment in support of the recycling operation. Determines equipment operations for maneuvering over level or rolling terrain that are appropriate to the operating characteristics of the tractor and towed or attached equipment. Loads, unloads, separates, stacks, and carries materials, supplies, and packages. Operates heavy hand tools and power equipment such as heavy, walking-type power mowers, e
Occupation: Tractor operating (series 5705) | posted as: Tractor Operator | You will operate tractors and attached equipment. In this field, you may: Transporting materials and equipment. Towing aircraft. Digging, loading, planting, spraying, fertilizing, harvesting, clearing or mowing. Op | ~39 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Tractor Operator (National Park Service): Operate on a recurring basis, farm type tractors and towed or attached equipment to maintain grounds and road medians and/or perform farming functions. Operate towed or attached equipment from the seat of the tractor through hydraulic or mechanical controls. Equipment operated may include mowers, aerators, plows, harrows, chippers, sprayers, disks, post hole diggers, front-end loading devices, movable dozer blades, and backhoes. Operate equipment on level or rolling terrain in such areas as open fields, parks, orchards, lawns and along roadways. This is a career-seasonal position and subject to release and recall procedures. A permanent career-seasonal position includes all the benefits of permanent employment but does not provide employment on a full year-round basis. As such, the selectee will be in a non-pay/non-duty status for at least 2 weeks to 6 months per year based on project requirements or weather conditions. The selectee is guaranteed to work at least 6 months per year but not more than 50 weeks per year. The typical work season is late February to late January the following year but can be variable during these months due to project requirements or weather conditions. Area Information: Park headquarters is located in Fritch, Texas, population approximately 2,300. Cost of living is considered low. Rental opportunities are available in the local commuting areas of Fritch, Borger, Stinnett, Panhandle, and Amarillo at varying prices and quality. A variety of restaurants, financial institutions, and grocery stores are all available within a short distance. Amarillo is a 40-minute drive, which offers the closest airport, shopping, etc. Borger is a 10-minute drive with grocery stores, shopping, movie theater, etc. From Fritch it's 3 hours to Lubbock, 4 hours to Santa Fe, 5 hours to Albuquerque or Oklahoma City, and 6 hours to Dallas or Denver. The elevation averages 3,000 feet. The climate is semi-arid with average precipitation of 21 inches. The average temperature is 58 decrees with summer extremes in the 100-decree ranges and winter extremes around 0 degrees. Tornados are a potential danger, and high velocity winds are common in spring and early summer. Park housing is not available. - Tractor Operator (Department of Veterans Affairs): The major duties include but are not limited to: Landscapes flowerbeds, trees, shrubs, etc.; Cuts down trees and trims branches of various sizes, trims and shapes shrubs and plants located throughout the facility; Moves furniture and other heavy equipment and materials for other trades; Helps other trades in demolition and construction tasks as needed; Removes snow from walks, roadways and parking lots, etc.; Spreads various materials on icy spots and other duties related to snow removal; Removes mower decks and installs snowplow blades, snow blowers and sweepers; Installs salters on various equipment for the winter season; Removes buckets on small utility tractors and installs plow blades on all different types of plow equipment; Removes and installs doors on equipment as necessary; Performs preventative maintenance such as air and oil filters, grease fittings, sharpens and replaces mower blades, brushes and replaces cutting edges on plows and loader buckets; Inspects vehicles and equipment prior to and during their use each day, checking radiator, motor oil, gasoline, tires, battery and the general appearance of the vehicle; Drives various types of vehicles and equipment in the light to medium duty range, to haul wood, soil and debris to storage locations around the facility as needed; Drives on all types of roads and surfaces and traffic conditions; Transports, cars, vans and trucks to authorized government vendors for major and minor repairs and determines if the work has been accomplished satisfactorily; Operates power tools and hand tools to mow grass and weeds, trim hedges, prune shrubs and small trees, blow and rake leaves, shovel debris, etc.; Cleans shop areas and picks up trash from designated areas; Provides regular maintenance on equipment and makes emergency repairs when necessary and the maintenance mechanic is not available; and, Performs other duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Compressed/Flexible Schedule. Will be discussed during interview. Recruitment & Relocation Incentives: Not authorized - Tractor Operator (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service): As a Tractor Operator (WG-06) your duties may include but are not limited to the following: Operates farm type gasoline or diesel powered tractors with attachments on flat or rolling terrain Performing several different operations including planting, cultivating, and/or harvesting of crops, mowing, and hauling. Operates auxiliary equipment and attachments such as cutter bars, plow, harrow, sprayers, discs, front-end loader, moveable dozer blades, and backhoes. Physical Effort: Frequent arm and leg movements are required to operate controls on the tractor and attachments. Often lifts and handles heavy equipment attachments when connecting them to tractors. Also lifts materials such as bags of fertilizer and seed, weighing up to 100 pounds. Working Conditions: Work is usually performed outside resulting in frequent exposure to extended periods of hot sun, wind, dust, and bad weather. Severe jolting from the machinery occurs. Cuts and bruises may result from flying objects and branches, and serious injury may result from getting caught in operating equipment, or from collisions with automobiles when operating on or near public roads. - Tractor Operator (MVO) (Defense Logistics Agency): Operates farm-type tractors and towed or attached equipment on level or rolling terrain such as open fields, parks, orchards, lawns, and along roadways. Operates backhoes and front-end loading devices to move trees, dig ditches, unload soil, and perform other tasks associated with grounds maintenance. Operates a wide variety of motor vehicles including vans, platform trucks and stake trucks which typically have gross vehicle weights of 10,000 pounds up to 26,000 pounds. Transports materials and equipment in support of the recycling operation. Determines equipment operations for maneuvering over level or rolling terrain that are appropriate to the operating characteristics of the tractor and towed or attached equipment. Loads, unloads, separates, stacks, and carries materials, supplies, and packages. Operates heavy hand tools and power equipment such as heavy, walking-type power mowers, edgers, weed eaters, hedge trimmers, mechanical spreaders, handsaws, chainsaws, hatchets, picks, shovels, and clippers to perform tasks. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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As an Engineering Equipment Operator within our Facilities Engineering Service (FES), you will be at the forefront of maintaining and enhancing our critical infrastructure. Your role will be pivotal in ensuring the smooth operation of our medical center by supporting essential maintenance tasks. From excavating to uncovering vital utilities for timely repairs, to regrading and improving our grounds, your expertise will directly contribute to the safety and functionality of our facilities. But that's not all! You'll command powerful heavy equipment to carry out pavement repairs, operate large machinery for efficient snow removal, and manage leaf removal to keep our premises clean and orderly. Your skillful handling of these tasks ensures that our environment remains pristine and accessible in all seasons. If you are passionate about operating heavy machinery, dedicated to maintaining vita
You will check tires, lights, brakes, gas or fuel oil, water, lubrication and other checks as required. You will drive and operate tracked and wheeled tractors, both gasoline and diesel powered. You will perform excavation work with bulldozers etc., to approximate grades. You will operate motor graders, pulva mixers, paving breakers, backhoes, bucket scrapers, aquatic weed cutter, mudcat, and rollers of various types. You will drive and operate tandem rollers, compressors with attachments and accessories, self-loaders, asphalt distributors, power spray guns and power driven motors. You will perform all phases of motor grading work such as, grading to grade stakes, scarifying, mixing of materials, and road construction. You will act as a team leader over Engineer Equipment Operators and Weigh Scale Clerks who maintain the landfills and other surface areas,
Makes cuts and fills, piles earth for embankments, backfills, etc., and performs rough and finish grading maintenance of roads and grounds and construction of new roads and ground areas. Operates excavator, mobile crane, grader, diesel powered landing craft/barge, bulldozer, street sweeper, snow plows, dump trucks, tractor trailer combo for hauling heavy equipment, front end loader, backhoe, fork lift, up to 40 foot work boats. Assists with new installation and repair and maintenance of irrigation and plumbing systems. Assists with carpentry, welding and cement work in the maintenance of Project and recreational facilities. Continuously performs inspection, preventative maintenance, minor repairs and servicing of all equipment assigned. Cleans, greases, and oils equipment and makes necessary adjustments for brake and steering units, tracks on track mounted equipment. Assists Heavy Equipm
The Duties include: Deals with varying conditions and supervision that include responsibilities that are based upon a 24-hour, 7 day/week operation. Operate gasoline or diesel-powered engineering and construction equipment with wheeled or crawler type traction, such as road graders, tractors with bulldozer or angle dozer blades, front-end loaders, excavators, backhoes, wheel loader, trench diggers, and large industrial tractors with pan or scraper attachments. Operate motor grader up to and including the Caterpillar 16/160 or John Deer 772 (or equivalent), with up to 16-foot blade. Operate dozer up to and including a Caterpillar D-7 (or equivalent). Dozers may have straight, angle or multiple way blades and rippers. Operate a variety of industrial type wheel or track loaders (e.g., Caterpillar 988 size) and backhoes (e.g., Case 580 size (or equivalent) with a 1/2 cubic yard to 6 cubic ya
At the full performance level (WG-10) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: Operation of agricultural tractors, skid steer, backhoe and other heavy equipment in support of maintaining and enhancing wildlife habitats, and regular maintenance of gravel road infrastructure. Preventative maintenance and repairs of tractors, skid steer, backhoe and other equipment such as sprayers, UTVs, light and heavy duty trucks, and equipment trailers. Work with staff and volunteers on a daily basis for the completion of wildlife habitat and visitor services related projects. Serves as the Collateral Duty Safety Officer for the four-refuge complex, to include annual safety inspections and routine maintenance and performance testing of safety equipment (e.g. fire extinguishers, smoke/CO2 detectors). Oversees projects where contractors are performing work on one of
Occupation: Engineering equipment operating (series 5716) | posted as: Engineering Equipment Operator; Wildland Firefighter (Fire Dozer Operator); Engineering Eqpt Operator | You will operate engineering and construction equipment to maintain ditches, roads and other grounds. In this field, you may operate: Graders Tractors with bulldozer or angledozer blades Front-end loaders Backhoes | ~153 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Engineering Equipment Operator (Department of Veterans Affairs): As an Engineering Equipment Operator within our Facilities Engineering Service (FES), you will be at the forefront of maintaining and enhancing our critical infrastructure. Your role will be pivotal in ensuring the smooth operation of our medical center by supporting essential maintenance tasks. From excavating to uncovering vital utilities for timely repairs, to regrading and improving our grounds, your expertise will directly contribute to the safety and functionality of our facilities. But that's not all! You'll command powerful heavy equipment to carry out pavement repairs, operate large machinery for efficient snow removal, and manage leaf removal to keep our premises clean and orderly. Your skillful handling of these tasks ensures that our environment remains pristine and accessible in all seasons. If you are passionate about operating heavy machinery, dedicated to maintaining vital infrastructure, and eager to support our mission to serve those who have served our nation, WE WANT YOU ON OUR TEAM! Duties include, but are not limited to: Operates heavy equipment, such as a backhoe, loader, and 10-ton dump truck to excavate, backfill grade or level earth to rough, or fine specifications as required; must also operate a roller. Operates plow trucks and loaders for snow removal, salting and snow moving operations. Operates skid loaders, drive-around leaf blowers, leaf vacuum tractor and trailer, tractor mowers and a street sweeper. Operates fork lifts for moving equipment, steel plates, bleachers, park benches, etc. The incumbent must be able to operate and adjust all attachments to the heavy equipment during operations. They will steer and operate the equipment utilizing clutches, levers, brakes and valves, affected by the terrain, soil condition, and slope of land. The incumbent must conduct operations around various pavement conditions and in close proximity to vehicles, fire hydrants, signs and rails; close to buildings, trees, rocks, sidewalks and roads, light poles, overhead power lines, electrical equipment and other obstructions Operates, as necessary, pick-up trucks, mini vans, and sedans for emergency runs. Follows general oral and written instructions, independently, without close technical supervision. Responsible for the safe operation of equipment to prevent injury to self and others, and to prevent damage to the equipment. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday; 7:00 am - 3:30 pm or 7:30 am - 4:00 pm. Position Description Title/PD#: Engineering Equipment Operator/PD001260 Physical Requirements: Heavy physical effort through continual arm and leg manipulations are required of the incumbent to operate the complex and sensitive equipment controls so as to achieve safe and expert operation over rough and difficult terrain. Alertness and good observation abilities, including quick head and neck movements, are necessary to assure equipment balance and operation stability at the controls. The incumbent must be in satisfactory physical and mental condition at all times. S/He will be required to bend, stoop, crawl, walk, climb, jump and lift heavy objects for moderate time durations. Working Conditions: The incumbent is frequently subject to very uncomfortable and sometimes dangerous working conditions. They will be required to work in all types of climate/weather conditions (hot, cold, humid, wet, etc.), often in an open driver's seat on hills, slopes, grades and rolling surfaces. Sometimes, the incumbent works on steep slopes and rough terrain, with the potential of the equipment overturning. The incumbent is constantly exposed to unpleasant noise levels, vibrations, dirt, jolting; and is often exposed to long periods of hot sun and bad weather. - ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT OPERATOR LEADER (U.S. Marine Corps): You will check tires, lights, brakes, gas or fuel oil, water, lubrication and other checks as required. You will drive and operate tracked and wheeled tractors, both gasoline and diesel powered. You will perform excavation work with bulldozers etc., to approximate grades. You will operate motor graders, pulva mixers, paving breakers, backhoes, bucket scrapers, aquatic weed cutter, mudcat, and rollers of various types. You will drive and operate tandem rollers, compressors with attachments and accessories, self-loaders, asphalt distributors, power spray guns and power driven motors. You will perform all phases of motor grading work such as, grading to grade stakes, scarifying, mixing of materials, and road construction. You will act as a team leader over Engineer Equipment Operators and Weigh Scale Clerks who maintain the landfills and other surface areas, - Engineering Equipment Operator (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Makes cuts and fills, piles earth for embankments, backfills, etc., and performs rough and finish grading maintenance of roads and grounds and construction of new roads and ground areas. Operates excavator, mobile crane, grader, diesel powered landing craft/barge, bulldozer, street sweeper, snow plows, dump trucks, tractor trailer combo for hauling heavy equipment, front end loader, backhoe, fork lift, up to 40 foot work boats. Assists with new installation and repair and maintenance of irrigation and plumbing systems. Assists with carpentry, welding and cement work in the maintenance of Project and recreational facilities. Continuously performs inspection, preventative maintenance, minor repairs and servicing of all equipment assigned. Cleans, greases, and oils equipment and makes necessary adjustments for brake and steering units, tracks on track mounted equipment. Assists Heavy Equipment Mechanic on minor and major repairs and performs servicing and minor repairs. - Engineering Equipment Operator (Department of the Interior): The Duties include: Deals with varying conditions and supervision that include responsibilities that are based upon a 24-hour, 7 day/week operation. Operate gasoline or diesel-powered engineering and construction equipment with wheeled or crawler type traction, such as road graders, tractors with bulldozer or angle dozer blades, front-end loaders, excavators, backhoes, wheel loader, trench diggers, and large industrial tractors with pan or scraper attachments. Operate motor grader up to and including the Caterpillar 16/160 or John Deer 772 (or equivalent), with up to 16-foot blade. Operate dozer up to and including a Caterpillar D-7 (or equivalent). Dozers may have straight, angle or multiple way blades and rippers. Operate a variety of industrial type wheel or track loaders (e.g., Caterpillar 988 size) and backhoes (e.g., Case 580 size (or equivalent) with a 1/2 cubic yard to 6 cubic yard buckets. Loads, secures and hauls equipment to and from project sites using truck and trailer. Operate up to 14 cubic yard straight dump trucks or truck tractor with belly or side dump trailers for the purpose of moving dirt, blacktop and coarse materials for roadway and shoulder, hauling riprap, barriers and logs. Yosemite National Park, California, known worldwide for its spectacular natural beauty is the backdrop for this position. Sitting astride the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the park covers 1,182 square miles of varied wilderness ecosystems, from river valleys to alpine meadows to lofty 13,000 foot high peaks. Yosemite Valley is located 208 miles from San Francisco, 81 miles from Merced, and 94 miles from Fresno. Shopping, medical, postal and laundry services are available in the park. Elevation at the Valley floor is approximately 4,000 feet and 2,200 feet in El Portal. The park is open year-round with the majority of activities occurring during the busy season March through October. For more information, please visit: https://www.nps.gov/yose/index.htm. - Engineering Equipment Operator (Bureau of Reclamation): At the full performance level (WG-10) the major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following: Operation of agricultural tractors, skid steer, backhoe and other heavy equipment in support of maintaining and enhancing wildlife habitats, and regular maintenance of gravel road infrastructure. Preventative maintenance and repairs of tractors, skid steer, backhoe and other equipment such as sprayers, UTVs, light and heavy duty trucks, and equipment trailers. Work with staff and volunteers on a daily basis for the completion of wildlife habitat and visitor services related projects. Serves as the Collateral Duty Safety Officer for the four-refuge complex, to include annual safety inspections and routine maintenance and performance testing of safety equipment (e.g. fire extinguishers, smoke/CO2 detectors). Oversees projects where contractors are performing work on one of the Refuges and ensures all work is completed on time and in line with contract parameters while adhering to industry standards. Responsible for building and facility maintenance. Assists with fleet utilization, and purchasing, annual personal property inventories, and acting as Receiving Official for personal property. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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You will serve as a CRANE OPERATOR HELPER/CRANE OPERATOR WORKER/CRANE OPERATOR in the Weapons Department of STRATEGIC WEAPONS FACILITY PACIFIC. You will move equipment, containers, missiles, explosives and missile components using equipment such as pendant, cab-operated bridge and mobile/boom cranes of various capacities. You will also be using Truck and Rough Terrain (RT) cranes and all sizes of trucks to include 40 ton truck and trailer combinations, forklifts of various sizes to 30,000 pounds capacity. You will handle materials to include non-explosive equipment as well as missiles and missile components containing explosives and delicate instruments. You will operate facility boom and bridge cranes in support of shipment/receipt, outload/offload, and maintenance of TRIDENT missiles, missile components and missile support equipment. You will conduct vehicle and crane inspections prior
Leads work operations to accomplish the safe movement of tactical and combat vehicles and crane operator duties. Passes on to other workers’ instructions received from the supervisor, demonstrates proper work methods, and starts work. Insures that needed material and tools are available, and that needed stock is obtained from supply locations. Checks work in progress; checks completed work for compliance with supervisor's instructions on work sequence, procedures, methods, and deadlines. Advises workers to follow instructions and to meet deadlines. Provides information to supervisors on status and progress of work, causes of delays, overall work operations and problems. Conducts additional on-the-job training required by individual employees. Assures that safety and help to ensure that fire, security, energy conservation and housekeeping rules are followed.
Operate boom cranes where maneuverability is restricted, and accuracy is critical. Apply skilled techniques in moving loads near obstructions. Operate one or more types of heavy equipment to excavate, backfill, grade, or level earth to rough specifications on such projects as breaking new ground for trails, roads, airfields, or other construction sites. Utilize safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean work environment. Use and maintains tools and equipment.
The Crane Operator: Operates cranes with telescoping and lattice booms to load, unload, move, and position heavy materials and equipment at various work sites. Performs crane operations requiring precision setting of items with small tolerances, where expensive mechanical parts can be damaged, and works near personnel where errors can cause serious injury or death. Operates cranes using all boom lengths, angles, and positions, including lifts near or at the crane's rated capacity. Makes difficult clearance judgments in challenging load situations and may coordinate tandem operations with overhead cranes in a warehouse setting. Uses crane attachments such as hooks, pallet jacks, chain chasers, drag anchors, spreader bars, anchor slings, and operates diesel- powered compact articulating cranes. The ideal candidate should possess the skill set and ability to operate cranes with telescoping
You will operate floating and all-terrain hydraulic boom Category 1 cranes for critical lifts involving submerged loads, ship equipment, and weaponry. You will perform precision positioning of sensitive materials, including radioactive components, ammunition, and torpedoes, often communicating by hand signal or radio. You will operate a variety of heavy equipment, such as loaders, backhoes, and vacuum trucks, to support public works maintenance projects like excavation and snow removal. You will lift large, geometrically complex loads that may require the use of more than one crane operating near maximum capacity. You will perform routine maintenance on all operated equipment, including cleaning, fueling, oiling, and replacing wire rope to ensure it remains in safe, clean condition.
Occupation: Crane operating (series 5725) | posted as: Crane Operator | You will operate cranes and attachments. In this field, you will: Lift, transport and position materials. Dig and move earth or other materials. Drive pilings. Destroy structure. Operate attachments like hooks, buc | ~23 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - CRANE OPERATOR HELPER (Department of the Navy): You will serve as a CRANE OPERATOR HELPER/CRANE OPERATOR WORKER/CRANE OPERATOR in the Weapons Department of STRATEGIC WEAPONS FACILITY PACIFIC. You will move equipment, containers, missiles, explosives and missile components using equipment such as pendant, cab-operated bridge and mobile/boom cranes of various capacities. You will also be using Truck and Rough Terrain (RT) cranes and all sizes of trucks to include 40 ton truck and trailer combinations, forklifts of various sizes to 30,000 pounds capacity. You will handle materials to include non-explosive equipment as well as missiles and missile components containing explosives and delicate instruments. You will operate facility boom and bridge cranes in support of shipment/receipt, outload/offload, and maintenance of TRIDENT missiles, missile components and missile support equipment. You will conduct vehicle and crane inspections prior to use and perform preventative and corrective maintenance as needed. You will operate specialty equipment such as Kneel Down Transporter (KDT), and trucks of various sizes including tractor trailers to transport equipment, containers, missiles, explosives, and missile components within various areas. - Crane Operator Leader (Department of Defense): Leads work operations to accomplish the safe movement of tactical and combat vehicles and crane operator duties. Passes on to other workers’ instructions received from the supervisor, demonstrates proper work methods, and starts work. Insures that needed material and tools are available, and that needed stock is obtained from supply locations. Checks work in progress; checks completed work for compliance with supervisor's instructions on work sequence, procedures, methods, and deadlines. Advises workers to follow instructions and to meet deadlines. Provides information to supervisors on status and progress of work, causes of delays, overall work operations and problems. Conducts additional on-the-job training required by individual employees. Assures that safety and help to ensure that fire, security, energy conservation and housekeeping rules are followed. - CRANE OPERATOR (ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT OPERATOR)- DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY (Air Force Materiel Command): Operate boom cranes where maneuverability is restricted, and accuracy is critical. Apply skilled techniques in moving loads near obstructions. Operate one or more types of heavy equipment to excavate, backfill, grade, or level earth to rough specifications on such projects as breaking new ground for trails, roads, airfields, or other construction sites. Utilize safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean work environment. Use and maintains tools and equipment. - Crane Operator (Open to both U.S. Citizens and Federal Employees) (Maritime Administration): The Crane Operator: Operates cranes with telescoping and lattice booms to load, unload, move, and position heavy materials and equipment at various work sites. Performs crane operations requiring precision setting of items with small tolerances, where expensive mechanical parts can be damaged, and works near personnel where errors can cause serious injury or death. Operates cranes using all boom lengths, angles, and positions, including lifts near or at the crane's rated capacity. Makes difficult clearance judgments in challenging load situations and may coordinate tandem operations with overhead cranes in a warehouse setting. Uses crane attachments such as hooks, pallet jacks, chain chasers, drag anchors, spreader bars, anchor slings, and operates diesel- powered compact articulating cranes. The ideal candidate should possess the skill set and ability to operate cranes with telescoping and lattice booms to load, unload, move and position heavy material and equipment. The ideal candidate can also perform operator maintenance on equipment operated, inspect cables for wear, and replace them as necessary. - CRANE OPERATOR (Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command): You will operate floating and all-terrain hydraulic boom Category 1 cranes for critical lifts involving submerged loads, ship equipment, and weaponry. You will perform precision positioning of sensitive materials, including radioactive components, ammunition, and torpedoes, often communicating by hand signal or radio. You will operate a variety of heavy equipment, such as loaders, backhoes, and vacuum trucks, to support public works maintenance projects like excavation and snow removal. You will lift large, geometrically complex loads that may require the use of more than one crane operating near maximum capacity. You will perform routine maintenance on all operated equipment, including cleaning, fueling, oiling, and replacing wire rope to ensure it remains in safe, clean condition. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
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Troubleshoots, performs maintenance and major repairs on heavy-duty mobile equipment, combat, tactical and automotive vehicles. This may include self-propelled artillery, tracked cargo and personnel carriers, road graders, mobile cranes, front loaders, conveyors, bulldozers, power shovels, compressors, generators, tanks, tracked combat vehicles, sedans, buses, all terrain vehicles, trucks, semi trailers, forklifts, tractors, and accessory equipment. Troubleshoots, repairs and overhauls major systems to include internal combustion engines, turbine engines, automatic and non-automatic transmissions, heavy duty drive line systems, and hydraulic utility systems and controls. Makes repairs to assemblies and components such as voltage regulators, generators/alternators, brake cylinders, etc. Performs work in accordance with modification work orders, technical manuals, lubrication orders, maint
Surface Maintenance Repairer Performs limited diagnosis, routine repairs and maintenance on heavy-duty mobile equipment, combat, tactical and automotive vehicles. Assists higher graded mechanics in the repair and/or overhaul of major systems to include internal combustion engines, turbine engines, automatic and non-automatic transmissions, heavy duty drive line systems, and hydraulic utility systems and controls. Performs limited diagnoses to determine the cause of mechanical failures. Removes, replaces, adjusts, cleans and installs parts and components such as wheel seals, switches, sensors, fuel pumps, water pumps, power steering pumps, brakes, filters, radiators, bearings, springs, shock absorbers, wheel cylinders, starter motors, mufflers, battery cables, and other items of similar complexity. Independently performs routine repairs and maintenance functions in remote locations that c
Occupation: General transportation/mobile equipment maintenance (series 5801) | posted as: Surface Maintenance Mechanic (Title 32); Surface Maintenance Repairer (Title 32); Surface Maintenance Mechanic Leader (Title 32); Surface Maintenance Mechanic Inspector (Title 32) | You will repair and maintain ground and water transportation, including any special purpose feature. | ~495 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - SURFACE MAINTENANCE MECHANIC (Army National Guard Units): Troubleshoots, performs maintenance and major repairs on heavy-duty mobile equipment, combat, tactical and automotive vehicles. This may include self-propelled artillery, tracked cargo and personnel carriers, road graders, mobile cranes, front loaders, conveyors, bulldozers, power shovels, compressors, generators, tanks, tracked combat vehicles, sedans, buses, all terrain vehicles, trucks, semi trailers, forklifts, tractors, and accessory equipment. Troubleshoots, repairs and overhauls major systems to include internal combustion engines, turbine engines, automatic and non-automatic transmissions, heavy duty drive line systems, and hydraulic utility systems and controls. Makes repairs to assemblies and components such as voltage regulators, generators/alternators, brake cylinders, etc. Performs work in accordance with modification work orders, technical manuals, lubrication orders, maintenance bulletins, regulations or management policies. May repair a variety of more complex major systems to include engines, cross drive or similar multi-system transmissions and a variety of intricate fuel injection systems. Troubleshoots equipment and diagnoses the cause of mechanical failures by means of visual and auditory checks and/or uses test equipment such as engine analyzers, compression testers, voltmeters, ohmmeters, pressure gauges, and computer diagnostic tools. Utilizes embedded diagnostics in equipment and a wide variety of original equipment manufacturer system analyzers in order to determine the exact nature or extent of repair. Determines what adjustments may be necessary to complete work orders, and whether any additional repairs other than those specified or indicated on the work order are necessary. Removes and disassembles engines and major assemblies, sub-assemblies, components, and fuel, hydraulic, and oil pressure systems. Makes the appropriate repairs, overhaul, or modifications in accordance with the proper repair specifications and procedures. Reassembles engines and other systems, and adjusts, tests, and reinstalls in vehicles and equipment as necessary. Makes adjustments and repairs to electrical and suspension systems. May install pistons, sleeves, rings, bearings, rods, crankshafts, timing gears, and rocker arms. May be required to perform fuel injection equipment repair, overhaul, rebuild, and calibration duties utilizing a variety of complex test and calibration equipment. Independently performs repairs and maintenance functions in remote locations that can be accomplished by removing, cleaning, reinstalling, or replacing defective parts of components and systems such as injectors, leaking wheel cylinders, corroded mufflers, fuel tanks, brake cylinders and worn brake shoes, voltage regulators, generators, injector pumps, and fuel pumps. Provides technical guidance and specialized team leadership to lower grade employees within the team. Assists lower grade mechanics in performing major repair work. May provide Field and limited Sustainment maintenance at unit locations as part of a "contact team." Recovers and evacuates inoperable vehicles from the unit location of breakdown. May assist higher graded mechanics in repairing a variety of interconnected systems such as electrical, air and hydraulic systems, complex state of the art electrical and electronic systems that use specialized diagnostic equipment to identify problems, complex fuel injection systems and other similar complex systems. Conducts readiness and repair inspections on vehicles and associated equipment supported by the activity. Performs operational inspections and ensures vehicles and equipment are properly serviced, including brake adjustments, replacing hydraulic fluids, greasing, cleaning, etc., and performs other preventive maintenance operations as required. Inspects supported equipment prior to use during Inactive Duty Training (IDT) and Annual Training (AT), to ensure that it is functioning properly. May inspect in-process repair work of lower graded repairer to ensure equipment is being repaired in accordance with pertinent requirements. May serve as a commodity inspector during Command Maintenance Management evaluations (COMET) or as a member of a Maintenance Assistance Instruction Team (MAIT). Instructs operator/crew in the maintenance of equipment and provides technical advice and assistance to supported units when requested. May maintain and repair electronics communication equipment by removing and replacing components and elements. Equipment includes such items as radios, field telephones, amplifiers, switchboards, recorders, intercoms. Assists in the maintenance of production reports and records, and makes recommendations to the supervisor. Plans, organizes, and performs technical analyses as required or assigned. Makes recommendations to the supervisor as to adjustments necessary to effectively, efficiently and economically accomplish the work and maximize production. Performs other duties as assigned - SURFACE MAINTENANCE MECHANIC (Title 32) (Department of the Army): Surface Maintenance Repairer Performs limited diagnosis, routine repairs and maintenance on heavy-duty mobile equipment, combat, tactical and automotive vehicles. Assists higher graded mechanics in the repair and/or overhaul of major systems to include internal combustion engines, turbine engines, automatic and non-automatic transmissions, heavy duty drive line systems, and hydraulic utility systems and controls. Performs limited diagnoses to determine the cause of mechanical failures. Removes, replaces, adjusts, cleans and installs parts and components such as wheel seals, switches, sensors, fuel pumps, water pumps, power steering pumps, brakes, filters, radiators, bearings, springs, shock absorbers, wheel cylinders, starter motors, mufflers, battery cables, and other items of similar complexity. Independently performs routine repairs and maintenance functions in remote locations that can be accomplished by removing, cleaning, reinstalling, or replacing defective parts of components and systems using standard parts. Receives guidance and instruction from a higher graded mechanic or supervisor to perform non-routine and more complex repairs on portions of major assemblies and/or systems. Conducts limited readiness and repair inspections on vehicles and associated equipment supported by the activity. Performs Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services and ensures vehicles and equipment are properly serviced. May perform routine maintenance and limited repairs on basic communication equipment such as radios, field telephones, amplifiers, switchboards, recorders, intercoms by removing and replacing components and elements. Performs minor body and fender, or other metal repairs, using peening hammers, dollies and limited welding. Performs limited repairs and routine maintenance on small arms and accessory equipment by replacing worn or damaged parts. In conjunction with or in the absence of the Tools and Parts Attendant, may maintain supply documentation, and the receipt, store, issue, and inventory of tools and parts used in the trades operation. Performs other duties as assigned. Surface Maintenance Mechanic Troubleshoots, performs maintenance and major repairs on heavy-duty mobile equipment, combat, tactical and automotive vehicles. This may include self-propelled artillery, tracked cargo and personnel carriers, road graders, mobile cranes, front loaders, conveyors, bulldozers, power shovels, compressors, generators, tanks, tracked combat vehicles, sedans, buses, all terrain vehicles, trucks, semi trailers, forklifts, tractors, and accessory equipment. Troubleshoots, repairs and overhauls major systems to include internal combustion engines, turbine engines, automatic and non-automatic transmissions, heavy duty drive line systems, and hydraulic utility systems and controls. Troubleshoots equipment and diagnoses the cause of mechanical failures by means of visual and auditory checks and/or uses test equipment such as engine analyzers, compression testers, voltmeters, ohmmeters, pressure gauges, and computer diagnostic tools. Utilizes embedded diagnostics in equipment and a wide variety of original equipment manufacturer system analyzers in order to determine the exact nature or extent of repair. Removes and disassembles engines and major assemblies, sub-assemblies, components, and fuel, hydraulic, and oil pressure systems. Makes the appropriate repairs, overhaul, or modifications in accordance with the proper repair specifications and procedures. Reassembles engines and other systems, and adjusts, tests, and reinstalls in vehicles and equipment as necessary. Makes adjustments and repairs to electrical and suspension systems. Independently performs repairs and maintenance functions in remote locations that can be accomplished by removing, cleaning, reinstalling, or replacing defective parts of components and systems such as injectors, leaking wheel cylinders, corroded mufflers, fuel tanks, brake cylinders and worn brake shoes, voltage regulators, generators, injector pumps, and fuel pumps. Conducts readiness and repair inspections on vehicles and associated equipment supported by the activity. Performs operational inspections and ensures vehicles and equipment are properly serviced, including brake adjustments, replacing hydraulic fluids, greasing, cleaning, etc. May maintain and repair electronics communication equipment by removing and replacing components and elements. Equipment includes such items as radios, field telephones, amplifiers, switchboards, recorders, intercoms. Assists in the maintenance of production reports and records, and makes recommendations to the supervisor. Plans, organizes, and performs technical analyses as required or assigned. Makes recommendations to the supervisor as to adjustments necessary to effectively, efficiently and economically accomplish the work and maximize production. Performs other duties as assigned. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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1. Repairs, adjust, overhauls, performs major repairs, and maintenance on military and commercial designed heavy mobile equipment and special purpose vehicles. Inspects repairs, overhauls and tests major systems including gasoline, diesel, electric powered hybrid, multi-fuel, turbine, and other types of internal combustion engines, which may be turbo-charged or blower assisted, automatic or manual transmissions, including those with power take offs, cross-drive transmissions, hydraulic, electric, pneumatic systems and controls, fluid pumping systems, turrets, winches and four wheel steering systems. Systematically analyzes malfunctions and the cause of mechanical failure by means of visual and auditory checks, uses computer-controlled test equipment, engine analyzers, compression testers, voltmeters, ohmmeters and pressure gauges in order to determine the exact nature of extent of repair
You will serve as a Rigger Helper or a Heavy Mobile Equipment Helper. You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures.
Removes engines or power packs from the vehicles. Removes transmission, completely disassembles, and replaces defective selector rods, gears. pressure pump, bearings, clutch discs, pressure plates, bands, clutches, pumps, starters, bearings, valve bodies, etc. Removes from vehicles, disassembles repairs and/or replaces pinion bearings, axle bearings, ring gears, pinion gear, differential housing, universal joints, etc. Repairs and adjusts power and mechanical steering systems and as required, does hull and body work which may require modifying, straightening, welding, sanding and painting. Diagnoses and repairs fuel system failures; repairs and replaces carburetors, fuel pumps, and fuel lines. Performs engine tune-ups and final adjustments.
You will serve as a HEAVY MOBILE EQUIPMENT MECHANIC and be responsible for maintenance and repair of Sector Mobile's physical base consisting of approximately thirty-five acres, thirteen buildings and structures with over sixty pieces of industrial support equipment.. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Complete a full-range of maintenance processes such as disassembly, repair, overhaul, modification, alignment, diagnosis, and testing to various types of equipment and vehicles Identify the composition, operation and working relationship for heavy duty major components and systems Apply skill in measuring, fitting and installing internal and external components and aligning and adjusting items to assure effective operation of a complete system and or vehicle
You will repair clutches, transmission systems, differentials, final drives, generators, governors, reduction gears, hydraulic systems, hydraulic and pneumatic braking systems, marine water jet propulsion steering systems and marine outdrive systems. You will repair tracks, drives, rollers, sprockets, hoisting units and other working attachments on all equipment including but not limited to cranes, bulldozers, and tractors. You will repair, overhaul, rebuild attachments and other utility systems on such equipment as bulldozers, road graders, rollers, stationary generators, Light Amphibious Recovery Craft, 7 and 11-Meter Rigid Inflatable Boats, and Patrol Boats. You will diagnose, troubleshoot, remove, adjust, modify, repair or replace defective components in such sub-systems as ignition, emission, electronic and computer-controlled systems, injection systems, or overhauling various opera
Occupation: Heavy mobile equipment mechanic (series 5803) | posted as: Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer; Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic; Trades Apprentice Program; Helper (Various Trades) | You will maintain and repair heavy-duty vehicles and equipment used in construction, combat, earthmoving, ship loading, firefighting, and industrial uses. You may work with bulldozers, road graders, tractors, power shove | ~340 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - HEAVY MOBILE EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (T32) (Department of the Air Force): 1. Repairs, adjust, overhauls, performs major repairs, and maintenance on military and commercial designed heavy mobile equipment and special purpose vehicles. Inspects repairs, overhauls and tests major systems including gasoline, diesel, electric powered hybrid, multi-fuel, turbine, and other types of internal combustion engines, which may be turbo-charged or blower assisted, automatic or manual transmissions, including those with power take offs, cross-drive transmissions, hydraulic, electric, pneumatic systems and controls, fluid pumping systems, turrets, winches and four wheel steering systems. Systematically analyzes malfunctions and the cause of mechanical failure by means of visual and auditory checks, uses computer-controlled test equipment, engine analyzers, compression testers, voltmeters, ohmmeters and pressure gauges in order to determine the exact nature of extent of repairs or adjustments necessary to complete work. Use specialized diagnostic equipment to troubleshoot problems in complex state-of-the-art electric and electronic systems to identify and replace defective components such as computer control modules, sensors, solenoids, digitized components, and circuits. Develop or improvise methods, alter parts, and make repairs in the absence of technical guidelines. Modify parts to fit, or improvises modifications to equipment to correct recurring malfunctions. Makes design modifications to meet special requirements, make adjustment or performs tests. Removes, disassembles overhauls, modifies, adjusts, and repairs, engines, transmissions, or sub-assemblies in accordance with the proper procedures and specifications. Reassembles engines, transmissions, and sub-assemblies, makes adjustments, tests and reinstalls in vehicles and equipment. Determines serviceability by operational driving test. (45%) 2. Performs body repair and corrosion control, refinishes and repaints surfaces as required. Repairs and/or replaces body parts, locks, glass, etc. and determines if additional repairs are required. Repairs may be accomplished by using welding equipment, power tools, hand tools and other specialized equipment. Cleans, tests, and repairs radiators/oil coolers and associated parts. Test, services, and repairs vehicle air conditioning systems following manufacturers and environmental guidelines. Replaces or repairs tires, tubes and balances wheel assemblies. (15%) 3. Prepares, maintains and submits applicable maintenance work orders for man-hour and data collection accounting, to include completing forms to reflect work performed or delayed and parts and maintenance required. Assists in establishing and maintaining adequate shop stock, special levels parts, and appropriate shop support equipment and tools. Inspect, maintains, and operates all appropriate shop equipment. Researches and assists in requisitioning materials, parts and equipment necessary to perform the vehicle maintenance/management mission. Assists in review and updating maintenance technical orders, shop operating instructions, commercial publications, MAJCOM and local publications, as well as other pertinent directives. Provides expert support to the Customer Service Center to various unit members. (20%) 4. Participates as OJT Instructor in the vehicle maintenance area. Conducts instructional classes on methods and procedures of operation and maintenance concerning all aspects of vehicle repairs and assigned shop maintenance support equipment. Evaluates effectiveness of instruction, documents and maintains individual /section training and qualification records. (15%) 5. Assists in conducting the local occupational safety and health training program, to include compliance with directives and procedures for proper disposal of hazardous waste products within the functional area. Fully comprehends and complies with federal, state and local environmental laws and the requirements in Air Force Occupational, Safety and Health Standard (AFOSHSTD). (5%) Performs other duties as assigned. - HELPER (VARIOUS TRADES) (U.S. Pacific Fleet): You will serve as a Rigger Helper or a Heavy Mobile Equipment Helper. You will assist the journey worker with common and typical tasks of the trade. You will perform more difficult work under close supervision. You will use basic hand and power tools. You will follow written and verbal instructions. You will follow established safety procedures. - Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Removes engines or power packs from the vehicles. Removes transmission, completely disassembles, and replaces defective selector rods, gears. pressure pump, bearings, clutch discs, pressure plates, bands, clutches, pumps, starters, bearings, valve bodies, etc. Removes from vehicles, disassembles repairs and/or replaces pinion bearings, axle bearings, ring gears, pinion gear, differential housing, universal joints, etc. Repairs and adjusts power and mechanical steering systems and as required, does hull and body work which may require modifying, straightening, welding, sanding and painting. Diagnoses and repairs fuel system failures; repairs and replaces carburetors, fuel pumps, and fuel lines. Performs engine tune-ups and final adjustments. - HEAVY MOBILE EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as a HEAVY MOBILE EQUIPMENT MECHANIC and be responsible for maintenance and repair of Sector Mobile's physical base consisting of approximately thirty-five acres, thirteen buildings and structures with over sixty pieces of industrial support equipment.. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Complete a full-range of maintenance processes such as disassembly, repair, overhaul, modification, alignment, diagnosis, and testing to various types of equipment and vehicles Identify the composition, operation and working relationship for heavy duty major components and systems Apply skill in measuring, fitting and installing internal and external components and aligning and adjusting items to assure effective operation of a complete system and or vehicle - HEAVY MOBILE EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command): You will repair clutches, transmission systems, differentials, final drives, generators, governors, reduction gears, hydraulic systems, hydraulic and pneumatic braking systems, marine water jet propulsion steering systems and marine outdrive systems. You will repair tracks, drives, rollers, sprockets, hoisting units and other working attachments on all equipment including but not limited to cranes, bulldozers, and tractors. You will repair, overhaul, rebuild attachments and other utility systems on such equipment as bulldozers, road graders, rollers, stationary generators, Light Amphibious Recovery Craft, 7 and 11-Meter Rigid Inflatable Boats, and Patrol Boats. You will diagnose, troubleshoot, remove, adjust, modify, repair or replace defective components in such sub-systems as ignition, emission, electronic and computer-controlled systems, injection systems, or overhauling various operating mechanisms. You will disassemble diesel or gasoline engines as necessary and inspects repairs or replaces such parts as injection valves, cylinder heads, cylinder sleeves, pistons, rings, connecting rods, bearings, gaskets, and crankshafts. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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1. Inspects general condition of gasoline and diesel powered vehicles to determine overall vehicle condition, cause of malfunction or need for repair. Diagnoses malfunctions by visual or auditory examination methods. Uses complex test equipment such as engine analyzers, compression testers, volt meters, ohmmeters and pressure gauges to determine exact nature or extent of repairs or adjustments necessary. Isolates malfunction cause using systematic vehicle analysis. Troubleshoots, inspects, tests and analyzes: vehicle computer/electrical control systems, mechanical and hydraulic systems, lubricating, cooling, air conditioning and exhaust systems, state of the art fiber optic systems, engine electrical systems, engine fuel-air systems, electronic/pneumatic controlled automatic transmission and differentials, power dividers, power trains, brakes, steering and suspension systems. 2. Performs
Performs extensive maintenance and repairs to gasoline and diesel vehicles such as trucks, sedans, jeeps, farm equipment, construction equipment, forklifts, generators and trailers. Repairs defective parts of components and systems such as spark plugs, wheel cylinders, mufflers, brakes hoes, fuel pumps, fuel lines, filters. Operates a wide variety of motor vehicles ranging in size to pick up, deliver, and move supplies and materials. Performs operator maintenance on all vehicles operated.
The primary duties involve the maintenance and repair of a variety of equipment used in the operation of a national cemetery. Equipment maintained incudes pickup trucks, dump trucks, back hoes, tractors, riding and push mowers, string trimmers, leaf blowers, snow blowers, and similar equipment. Position also includes Cemetery Caretaker duties as assigned. These duties include interment and grounds maintenance operations. Incumbent may also apply a working knowledge of a variety of trades such as plumbing, electrical, carpentry, painting and masonry. Operates, uses test equipment and tools such as wrenches, sockets, brake tools, pliers, screwdrivers, etc. Performs maintenance repair work on automotive type vehicles and a wide variety of engineering and grounds equipment. Vehicles and equipment (gas and diesel) include but not limited to: 2 1⁄2 ton dump trucks up to 30,000 GVWR sedans, pan
- Replaces solenoids, relays, control modules, water pumps, fuel injectors, spark plugs, brake pads/shoes, wheel bearings/hubs, ball joints, control arms, steering linkages, exhaust components, cooling system components, engine components, belts, hoses, tires, and complete assemblies such as engines, transmissions, transfer cased, transaxles and rearends. - Services and checks air conditioning systems, including purging and recharging systems, flushing radiators and replacing anti-freeze solutions, and aligning cars and trucks by adjusting caster, camber and toe. - May assist with, or prepare monthly reports, requisitions for supplies and parts, job reports and vehicle labor and parts forms. - Responsible for neatness and organization of work area and assigned tools; parts control and inventory, immediate cleanup of any spills or other concerns that may present a hazard to shop personnel
Serving as a Automotive Worker (Helper) WG-5823-5 makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) team and mission. This position is located within the Mobile Assets Branch/Garage, Asset and Logistics Management Division, under the Mission and Readiness Support Directorate. The primary purpose of this position is to assist in the maintenance, operation, utilization, and the disposal of the fleet of government owned automotive, marine, and other mobile equipment assets. These assets are used to support administrative, training, security, and maintenance activities necessary for the performance of the training mission. Typical duties include: Performing work requiring light to moderate physical effort and the use of common hand and power tools as well as other automotive and marine maintenance shop equipment and systems Accomplishing minor maintenance se
Occupation: Automotive mechanic (series 5823) | posted as: Automotive Mechanic; Automotive Worker | You will maintain, repair and overhaul automotive cars and trucks. You may work on: Passenger cars. Pickup trucks. Buses. Semitrailer truck tractors. Warehouse tractors. Farm tractors. Forklifts. Motorcycles. L | ~57 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC (Air National Guard Units): 1. Inspects general condition of gasoline and diesel powered vehicles to determine overall vehicle condition, cause of malfunction or need for repair. Diagnoses malfunctions by visual or auditory examination methods. Uses complex test equipment such as engine analyzers, compression testers, volt meters, ohmmeters and pressure gauges to determine exact nature or extent of repairs or adjustments necessary. Isolates malfunction cause using systematic vehicle analysis. Troubleshoots, inspects, tests and analyzes: vehicle computer/electrical control systems, mechanical and hydraulic systems, lubricating, cooling, air conditioning and exhaust systems, state of the art fiber optic systems, engine electrical systems, engine fuel-air systems, electronic/pneumatic controlled automatic transmission and differentials, power dividers, power trains, brakes, steering and suspension systems. 2. Performs required repair of gasoline and diesel powered vehicles as assigned, using independent judgment and own initiative on the repair work. Performs Time Compliance Technical Orders (TCTOs), including scheduled and special inspections. Determines when and how far major components should be torn down; what parts and mechanisms can be reworked, refitted, or replaced with new parts and the type, extent and alignment required, using technical orders, commercial manuals or local directives. Removes rebuilds, repairs, replaces vehicle system components. Adjusts or overhauls engine mechanical systems, state of the art fiber optic systems, electrical, air conditioning, fuel-air, emission control, power trains, gear reduction systems, electronic/pneumatic controlled automatic transmissions, differentials, power dividers and brakes, steering and suspension system components. Performs operational driving tests to determine serviceability. 3. Performs body repair and corrosion control, repaints and refinishes surfaces as required. Repairs and/or replaces body parts, locks, glass etc. and determines if additional repairs are required. Repairs may be accomplished by using welding equipment, power tools, hand tools and other specialized equipment. Cleans, tests and repairs radiators/oil coolers and associated parts. Replaces or repairs tires and tubes and balances wheels. 4. Prepares, maintains and submits maintenance work orders for man-hour and data collection accounting. Records work performed or delayed and parts or maintenance required. Assists in review and maintenance of technical orders, operating instructions, commercial publications, MAJCOM and local publications, as well as other pertinent directives. 5. Assists in establishing and maintaining adequate bench and special stock support levels and appropriate tools and equipment. Uses and maintains shop equipment. Researches or assists in requisitioning materials, parts and equipment necessary to perform the vehicle maintenance/management mission. 6. Participates as OJT Instructor in the vehicle maintenance area. Conducts instructional classes on methods and procedures of operation and maintenance concerning all aspects of vehicles and assigned shop maintenance support equipment. Evaluates effectiveness of instruction, maintains individual and section training and qualification records. Assists in conducting the local occupational safety and health training program, to include compliance with directives and procedures for proper disposal of hazardous waste products. Operates general and special purpose vehicles, base maintenance and materials handling equipment, as required to support the unit mission. Performs other duties as assigned. - Automotive Mechanic (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Performs extensive maintenance and repairs to gasoline and diesel vehicles such as trucks, sedans, jeeps, farm equipment, construction equipment, forklifts, generators and trailers. Repairs defective parts of components and systems such as spark plugs, wheel cylinders, mufflers, brakes hoes, fuel pumps, fuel lines, filters. Operates a wide variety of motor vehicles ranging in size to pick up, deliver, and move supplies and materials. Performs operator maintenance on all vehicles operated. - Automotive Worker (National Cemetery Administration): The primary duties involve the maintenance and repair of a variety of equipment used in the operation of a national cemetery. Equipment maintained incudes pickup trucks, dump trucks, back hoes, tractors, riding and push mowers, string trimmers, leaf blowers, snow blowers, and similar equipment. Position also includes Cemetery Caretaker duties as assigned. These duties include interment and grounds maintenance operations. Incumbent may also apply a working knowledge of a variety of trades such as plumbing, electrical, carpentry, painting and masonry. Operates, uses test equipment and tools such as wrenches, sockets, brake tools, pliers, screwdrivers, etc. Performs maintenance repair work on automotive type vehicles and a wide variety of engineering and grounds equipment. Vehicles and equipment (gas and diesel) include but not limited to: 2 1⁄2 ton dump trucks up to 30,000 GVWR sedans, panel and pick-up trucks 1⁄2 -5 tons, industrial tractors and back hoes up to 16 tons and 115hp, heavy frontend loader, various mowing machines (riding and walking), ditching machine, forklift, compressors, generators, powered trimmers and shears, and various towed equipment. Incumbent will be required to assist automotive mechanic in the performance of the Fleet manager duties. If interested in applying for this position you may preview the online application: https://apply.usastaffing.gov/ViewQuestionnaire/12999796 Work schedule: May be required to work Monday through Friday to include occasional weekends. Due to the mission of the National Cemetery, the cemetery cannot be closed for more than 2 consecutive days at any given time. Additionally, when a Federal holiday falls on a Monday or Friday, staff may be required to work on that holiday or a Saturday. All staff is required to work Memorial Day each year. Staff will be required to work overtime, weekends and holidays when necessary to meet the needs of the cemetery. Occasionally staff may be called back to the facility to perform emergency overtime work. Compressed/Flexible Schedule: Not Available Position Description Title/PD#:Automotive Worker/PD136600 WG-WG-8 The full performance level of this position is WG-08. Relocation Expenses: Not Authorized Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Financial Disclosure Report: Not Required - Automotive Worker (Department of the Interior): - Replaces solenoids, relays, control modules, water pumps, fuel injectors, spark plugs, brake pads/shoes, wheel bearings/hubs, ball joints, control arms, steering linkages, exhaust components, cooling system components, engine components, belts, hoses, tires, and complete assemblies such as engines, transmissions, transfer cased, transaxles and rearends. - Services and checks air conditioning systems, including purging and recharging systems, flushing radiators and replacing anti-freeze solutions, and aligning cars and trucks by adjusting caster, camber and toe. - May assist with, or prepare monthly reports, requisitions for supplies and parts, job reports and vehicle labor and parts forms. - Responsible for neatness and organization of work area and assigned tools; parts control and inventory, immediate cleanup of any spills or other concerns that may present a hazard to shop personnel or others. - Must be able to obtain and maintain license, certificates, and any applicable endorsements as required by the Park. - Automotive Worker (Helper) (Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers): Serving as a Automotive Worker (Helper) WG-5823-5 makes you a valuable member of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) team and mission. This position is located within the Mobile Assets Branch/Garage, Asset and Logistics Management Division, under the Mission and Readiness Support Directorate. The primary purpose of this position is to assist in the maintenance, operation, utilization, and the disposal of the fleet of government owned automotive, marine, and other mobile equipment assets. These assets are used to support administrative, training, security, and maintenance activities necessary for the performance of the training mission. Typical duties include: Performing work requiring light to moderate physical effort and the use of common hand and power tools as well as other automotive and marine maintenance shop equipment and systems Accomplishing minor maintenance services to include check, adjust and changing crankcase, differential, and transmission lubricants; check and adjust fluid levels in brakes, batteries, radiators, and power steering reservoirs Testing, replacing or servicing batteries; replacing oil, fuel, and air filters; installing or replacing accessories; replacing or adjusting drive belts; locating leaks and tightening fasteners to manufacture's specifications; replacing and tightening hose connections; replacing windshield wiper blades, lights bulbs and fuses Inspecting tire conditions, adjust air pressure as well as rotating, mounting, dismounting, repairing, and balancing tube and tubeless tires using tire mounting and balancing machines View common definitions of terms found in this announcement: Common Definitions. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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1. Performs Ammunition Inspections pertaining to the receipt, classification, storage, issue and shipment of ammunition items. May receive shipments of all types of ammunition and verify DA form 1348 against Depot surveillance Records for correct NSN and Condition Code. Insures commercial carrier delivering ammunition has been inspected in accordance with regulations and standing operating procedures. Verifies quantity of containers for accuracy of nomenclature, stock and lot numbers against shipping documents and signs for shipments. Receives turn-ins from using organizations, counts each item received and inspects for serviceability. Classifies material to assure compatibility of explosive items. Studies new material to determine how it functions, how it is constructed, and compatibility for storage purposes according to technical manuals. (20%) 2. Conducts inspection of ammunition bei
***THIS IS A TITLE 32 NATIONAL GUARD POSITION THAT REQUIRES MILITARY MEMBERSHIP*** This position is located in the United States Property & Fiscal Office (USPFO) Supply & Services Division, Ammunition Supply Point (ASP). This is an Army National Guard (ARNG) Dual Status Technician position requiring military membership, compatible military skill assignment, and classification. The primary purpose of this position is to perform the handling, storage, examining, transporting, and identifying of ammunition and explosives to detect defects, serviceability, deterioration, and compliance with all ammunition and explosives regulations, acceptable standards, specifications, or contractual requirements, as well as policy and procedures. Performs Ammunition Inspections pertaining to the receipt, classification, storage, issue and shipment of ammunition items. May receive shipments of all types of
Conduct physical inspections of inbound and outbound empty and loaded transportation assets and conveyances (trucks and vehicles) provided for shipment for compliance prior to loading. Inspect, monitor and evaluate loading process, and conduct inspection of loaded containers/pallets for compliance with specific item technical loading drawing requirements. Inspect small arms ammunition to ensure segregation of ball and blank ammunition. Conduct technical inspections, operations and activities in the receipt, shipment, handling, inspection, storage, safety, and logistics functions involving conventional ammunition items, large/small rockets and guided missiles used and stored. Enforce safety regulations to operating personnel to assure safe storage, compatibility, explosive limits. Conduct visual, mechanical, functional, static or dimensional tests in workshop, at storage location, or on a
Performs verification inspections on ammunition, rockets, missiles, mines, grenades, bulk high explosives, propellants and propelling, charges, fuses, primers, electro-explosive devices and experimental and non-standard ammunition. Maintains functionality of munitions by maintaining, troubleshooting, testing, and repairing solid propellant missiles. Performs ammunition tests using a wide range of gauges, torque wrenches, holding fixtures, testing devices and APE equipment. Performs inspections to ensure the transporting, packaging, and warehousing of munitions is compliant with established guidelines
Occupation: General ammunition, explosives and toxic materials work (series 6501) | posted as: Surveillance Inspector; Industrial Worker; Ammunition & Explosives Handler (Title 32); Title 32 Ammunition And Explosive Handler (Mi Uspfo) | You will manufacture, assemble or disassemble, load, deactivate, modify, destroy, test, place and discharge ammunition, explosives and toxic materials. | ~30 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - AMMUNITION & EXPLOSIVES HANDLER (T32) (Department of the Army): 1. Performs Ammunition Inspections pertaining to the receipt, classification, storage, issue and shipment of ammunition items. May receive shipments of all types of ammunition and verify DA form 1348 against Depot surveillance Records for correct NSN and Condition Code. Insures commercial carrier delivering ammunition has been inspected in accordance with regulations and standing operating procedures. Verifies quantity of containers for accuracy of nomenclature, stock and lot numbers against shipping documents and signs for shipments. Receives turn-ins from using organizations, counts each item received and inspects for serviceability. Classifies material to assure compatibility of explosive items. Studies new material to determine how it functions, how it is constructed, and compatibility for storage purposes according to technical manuals. (20%) 2. Conducts inspection of ammunition being turned-in to determine suitability for further training needs. Takes appropriate steps in the disposition of Ammunition Condition Codes - H (ACCH) material. Ammunition Condition Reports (ACRs) are prepared and sent to item manager for disposition of restricted and/or suspended items. If disposition is determined to be locally demilitarized; contact designated Explosives Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team and assist with demilitarization mission. (30%) 3. Prepares items for shipment to other depots and/or installations. Using the correct Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations and packing requirements, ensures all shipments meet DOT requirements, are palletized and banded according to the hazard class division, and establishes the correct weight and cube. Uses appropriate technical manuals, determines the proper name and unit number. Ensures the appropriate 1348's are filled out and sent to Transportation Officer. Studies new material to determine how it functions, how it is constructed and compatibility for storage purposes according to technical manuals. Conducts observations and inspections of ammunition. In storage, inspects ammunition for corrosion from moisture and deterioration. Inspects for dents, loose detonators/fuses, discoloration and softness of dynamite and stains from nitroglycerin. Marks defective ammunition as prohibited for issue. Inspects ammunition of using organizations to determine its condition. Ensures that safety and storage requirements are properly observed. Responds to units which have misfires and/or malfunctions with ammo items. (15%) 4. Verification Inspection. Performs a variety of routine and special inspections of conventional ammunition. Performs quality monitoring of maintenance operations, area inspections magazine storage inspections and basic load inspections. Assists Quality Assurance Specialist Ammunition Surveillance (QASAS) when requested. Maintains a variety of publications, regulations and files pertaining to work of the unit. The following are typical, but not all inclusive examples of work performed: Performs periodic, storage and special inspections and tests to determine quality safety and condition of a wide variety of ammunition, subcomponents, and materials used in the maintenance, modification and manufacture of ammunition items.(15%) 5. Demilitarization Inspections. Monitors ammunition and explosive related operations at firing sites and demilitarization areas for adherence to regulations and procedures concerning explosives, compatibility, quantity distance, explosive and personnel limits, transportation and utilization of protective equipment. Inspects ammunition and components using appropriate Ammunition Surveillance Procedures. (7%) 6. Transportation Related Inspections. Inspects empty military vans and trucks to ensure that carriers meet standards for transporting ammunition, explosives, and other hazardous materials. Performs inspections of incoming and outgoing vehicles for blocking and bracing, compatibility and compliance with applicable storage and out-loading drawings security requirements, as well as compliance with applicable DOT regulations. Assists QASAS or designated representative in monitoring procedures for loading and unloading of ammunition onto or from military aircraft. Accompanies local ammunition shipments and receipt, when required to ensure safe and secure movement of material across public roads. (10%) 7. Propellant Inspections. Inspects propellant charge containers and bulk propellants in storage. Inspects condition of powder bags for service-ability, safety, and markings. Checks containers for serviceability and storage discrepancies and report's findings to QASAS or designated representative for action or implements correction actions. Collects, packages, and marks propellant stability test samples for shipment as directed by QASAS or designated representative in charge. (3%) Performs other duties as assigned. PLEASE CONTACT HRO FOR COMPLETE POSITION DESCRIPTION. - TITLE 32 AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVE HANDLER (MI USPFO) (Army National Guard Units): ***THIS IS A TITLE 32 NATIONAL GUARD POSITION THAT REQUIRES MILITARY MEMBERSHIP*** This position is located in the United States Property & Fiscal Office (USPFO) Supply & Services Division, Ammunition Supply Point (ASP). This is an Army National Guard (ARNG) Dual Status Technician position requiring military membership, compatible military skill assignment, and classification. The primary purpose of this position is to perform the handling, storage, examining, transporting, and identifying of ammunition and explosives to detect defects, serviceability, deterioration, and compliance with all ammunition and explosives regulations, acceptable standards, specifications, or contractual requirements, as well as policy and procedures. Performs Ammunition Inspections pertaining to the receipt, classification, storage, issue and shipment of ammunition items. May receive shipments of all types of ammunition and verify DA form 1348 against Depot surveillance Records for correct NSN and Condition Code. Conducts inspection of ammunition being turned-in to determine suitability for further training needs. Takes appropriate steps in the disposition of Ammunition Condition Codes - H (ACCH) material. Prepares items for shipment to other depots and/or installations. Using the correct Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations and packing requirements, ensures all shipments meet DOT requirements, are palletized and banded according to the hazard class division, and establishes the correct weight and cube. Verification Inspection. Performs a variety of routine and special inspections of conventional ammunition. Performs quality monitoring of maintenance operations, area inspections magazine storage inspections and basic load inspections. Demilitarization Inspections. Monitors ammunition and explosive related operations at firing sites and demilitarization areas for adherence to regulations and procedures concerning explosives, compatibility, quantity distance, explosive and personnel limits, transportation and utilization of protective equipment. Inspects ammunition and components using appropriate Ammunition Surveillance Procedures. Transportation Related Inspections. Inspects empty military vans and trucks to ensure that carriers meet standards for transporting ammunition, explosives, and other hazardous materials. Performs inspections of incoming and outgoing vehicles for blocking and bracing, compatibility and compliance with applicable storage and out-loading drawings security requirements, as well as compliance with applicable DOT regulations. Propellant Inspections. Inspects propellant charge containers and bulk propellants in storage. The above duty description doesn't contain all details of the official position description. - Surveillance Inspector (U.S. Army Forces Command): Conduct physical inspections of inbound and outbound empty and loaded transportation assets and conveyances (trucks and vehicles) provided for shipment for compliance prior to loading. Inspect, monitor and evaluate loading process, and conduct inspection of loaded containers/pallets for compliance with specific item technical loading drawing requirements. Inspect small arms ammunition to ensure segregation of ball and blank ammunition. Conduct technical inspections, operations and activities in the receipt, shipment, handling, inspection, storage, safety, and logistics functions involving conventional ammunition items, large/small rockets and guided missiles used and stored. Enforce safety regulations to operating personnel to assure safe storage, compatibility, explosive limits. Conduct visual, mechanical, functional, static or dimensional tests in workshop, at storage location, or on a firing range. - Munitions Inspector (Testing) (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Performs verification inspections on ammunition, rockets, missiles, mines, grenades, bulk high explosives, propellants and propelling, charges, fuses, primers, electro-explosive devices and experimental and non-standard ammunition. Maintains functionality of munitions by maintaining, troubleshooting, testing, and repairing solid propellant missiles. Performs ammunition tests using a wide range of gauges, torque wrenches, holding fixtures, testing devices and APE equipment. Performs inspections to ensure the transporting, packaging, and warehousing of munitions is compliant with established guidelines Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 3 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 3 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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In a developmental capacity, you will perform progressively more difficult and responsible assignments and tasks associated with the work of explosives operating. Perform operations in the renovation, modification, demilitarization, and preservation of ammunition and explosives ranging from small arms to 280 millimeters, to include mines, grenades, and rockets. Destroy a variety of explosives, ammunition, and propellants by detonation and burning. Prime explosives according to firing system and test continuity of electrical system. Operate electric, diesel, or gasoline-powered forklift trucks to move, stack and unstack materials. Disassembly and breakdown of ammunition items operating pull-apart or breakdown machines to separate projectiles from shell casings, and base or nose plugs from bombs and mines.
Occupation: Explosives operating (series 6502) | posted as: Explosives Worker (Forklift Operator) | This standard covers nonsupervisory work involved in the manufacture of powder, propellant grains, solid or liquid explosives, and mixtures for flares or signals, and the manufacture, assembly, disassembly, renovation, m | ~9 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Explosives Worker (Forklift Operator) (Department of the Army): In a developmental capacity, you will perform progressively more difficult and responsible assignments and tasks associated with the work of explosives operating. Perform operations in the renovation, modification, demilitarization, and preservation of ammunition and explosives ranging from small arms to 280 millimeters, to include mines, grenades, and rockets. Destroy a variety of explosives, ammunition, and propellants by detonation and burning. Prime explosives according to firing system and test continuity of electrical system. Operate electric, diesel, or gasoline-powered forklift trucks to move, stack and unstack materials. Disassembly and breakdown of ammunition items operating pull-apart or breakdown machines to separate projectiles from shell casings, and base or nose plugs from bombs and mines. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
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| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
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| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
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(1) Performs overhaul, maintenance, and repair on a variety of small arms that involve numerous parts, subassemblies, adjustments, and must be adjusted to close tolerances. Diagnoses and identifies mechanical deficiencies and/or malfunctions in weapons, such as, automatic pistols, revolvers, shotguns, automatic rifles, grenade launchers, machine guns, rocket launchers, mortars, and other small arms and accessories. (2) Disassembles weapons, assemblies, subassemblies and other components. After disassembly examines for defects, mechanical misalignment, and malfunctions. Replaces barrels, firing pins, springs, trigger mechanisms, shell ejectors, sights, safety devices, bolts, stocks and other parts and assemblies. Modifies small weapons by replacing obsolete parts. Applies finishing agents and test fires and/or performs operational checks of arms repaired to ensure safety, accuracy, and ea
List repairs on appropriate forms to indicate needed repairs. Prepare reports on recurring equipment failures. Document inventory to maintain accountability of weapons. Inspect small arms to determine serviceability and condition of repairs necessary. Disassemble weapons to diagnose malfunctions. Repair small weapons by replacing obsolete parts and/or assemblies. Observe rules and regulations to ensure all safety and physical security standards are followed. Analyze unit deficiencies to determine required organizational training. Conduct operational checks and final inspections to ensure maintenance has been completed. Suggest corrective actions in accordance with unit policies and procedures. Use hand tools to make repairs and adjustments. Utilize measuring instruments to determine when parts are worn or damaged. Performs two level Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS) to
You will perform preventative and corrective maintenance on weapons, protective equipment, and law enforcement related equipment. You will issue and maintain weapons and personal protective equipment to security and law enforcement personnel. You will ensure all weapons and ammunition are accounted for and required inventories executed within specified period. You will ensure all required standard operating procedures and applicable instructions for the armory remain current.
Occupation: Small arms repairing (series 6610) | posted as: Small Arms Repairer | You will repair, rebuild and modify weapons like machine guns, mortars, rocket launchers, rifles and flame throwers. You should know how to recognize and fix malfunctions and fit and adjust mechanical parts and assemblie | ~47 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - SMALL ARMS REPAIRER (T32) (Army National Guard Units): (1) Performs overhaul, maintenance, and repair on a variety of small arms that involve numerous parts, subassemblies, adjustments, and must be adjusted to close tolerances. Diagnoses and identifies mechanical deficiencies and/or malfunctions in weapons, such as, automatic pistols, revolvers, shotguns, automatic rifles, grenade launchers, machine guns, rocket launchers, mortars, and other small arms and accessories. (2) Disassembles weapons, assemblies, subassemblies and other components. After disassembly examines for defects, mechanical misalignment, and malfunctions. Replaces barrels, firing pins, springs, trigger mechanisms, shell ejectors, sights, safety devices, bolts, stocks and other parts and assemblies. Modifies small weapons by replacing obsolete parts. Applies finishing agents and test fires and/or performs operational checks of arms repaired to ensure safety, accuracy, and ease of operation. Applies modification work orders as required. (3) Uses hand and power tools, precision gauges, test instruments, jigs and alignment devices in making repairs, modifications, and adjustments to small arms. (4) Ensures the accountability, storage, and security of arms and other sensitive items while they are kept for repair, usually in vaults with limited access. (5) May serve as a commodity inspector during Command Maintenance Management evaluations (COMET) or as a member of a Maintenance Assistance Instruction Team (MAIT). (6) Performs other duties as assigned. - Small Arms Repairer (Department of the Army): List repairs on appropriate forms to indicate needed repairs. Prepare reports on recurring equipment failures. Document inventory to maintain accountability of weapons. Inspect small arms to determine serviceability and condition of repairs necessary. Disassemble weapons to diagnose malfunctions. Repair small weapons by replacing obsolete parts and/or assemblies. Observe rules and regulations to ensure all safety and physical security standards are followed. Analyze unit deficiencies to determine required organizational training. Conduct operational checks and final inspections to ensure maintenance has been completed. Suggest corrective actions in accordance with unit policies and procedures. Use hand tools to make repairs and adjustments. Utilize measuring instruments to determine when parts are worn or damaged. Performs two level Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS) to include periodic gauging. - SMALL ARMS REPAIRER (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will perform preventative and corrective maintenance on weapons, protective equipment, and law enforcement related equipment. You will issue and maintain weapons and personal protective equipment to security and law enforcement personnel. You will ensure all weapons and ammunition are accounted for and required inventories executed within specified period. You will ensure all required standard operating procedures and applicable instructions for the armory remain current. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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1. Production Section is comprised of Precision Guided Munitions (PGM), Conventional Maintenance, Line-Delivery and Munitions Support Equipment Elements. Assembles/Disassembles, adjust configuration, performs maintenance/test & repair, handles and transports ammunition, rockets, unguided and guided weapons and countermeasures, demolition material, and other types of conventional ordnance such as 40MM, Cluster Bomb Units (CBU), Guided Bomb Units (GBU), general purpose bombs, aircraft canon ammunition, missile systems, decoys, countermeasures to include LUU series flares and dispensers for loading on aircraft based on Unit Committed Munitions List (UCML) and Wings training requirements. Independently troubleshoots electrical/mechanical faults of integrated systems by thoroughly analyzing operating trends. Perform Pre/Post Flight inspection and flight line return inspections. Assigns Weapon
You will serve as an Ordnance Equipment Worker and be responsible for providing intermediate tasking in ordnance practices, for construction and repair required for accomplishing all Ordnance, Electrical and Electronic operations along with Yard objectives. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Works directly or through a supervisor, work leader, worker and or Mechanic to assist in all kinds of trades task involved in construction, repairing, or renovating a wide variety of types of gun systems, electrical components of gun systems and Naval Warfare Electronics work, performing job functions, in the shop, on marine craft and vessels. Works from blueprints, schematics, drawings, sketches, specifications, instruction books, technical manuals, schematic drawings, blueprints, sketches, tech pubs, and follows specif
You will perform maintenance, assembly and disassembly procedures on Gun Can and Rocket launcher systems in support of Armed Helo Operations. You will support specialized fleet operations involving the handling of Long Bow Hellfire and Coyote missile systems, requiring a Category 3 Non-Cab operated overhead crane qualification. You will schedule, perform and record corrective and scheduled preventive maintenance on submarine weapons, ordnance handling equipment, launching devices and test gear and document results. You will follow established policies and procedures to safely and economically accomplish work assignments within priority schedules set by management. You will transport/install/remove VLS Loading Platforms on submarines in support of ordnance operations and maintenance actions. You will operate forklift trucks inside and outside of production buildings and magazines, trucks
You will assist a journeyman ordnance equipment mechanic with work that cannot be handled alone and also performs less difficult tasks alone. Being a civilian working for the Coast Guard makes you a valuable team member. Typical duties includes: - Using power and hand tools common to the trade, while working with other employees on the following systems: MK 75 Gun Weapon System, MK 38 Mod1, 2, and 3 Machine Gun System, and MK 92 Fire Control Systems, Mk110 57mm, (CIWS 20mm) Gun & loading system, and Decoy Launching systems (Mk137 and Nulka). - Maintaining and repairing procedures on ordnance systems which the YARD or AGENCY has been tasked. - Installing and connecting hydraulic, electrical and mechanical weapon systems to test stands. - Performing any work assigned for the maintenance, repairing, and pretesting of components at assembling level to help senior mechanics determine their co
The Materiel Section is comprised of Operations, Inspections, and Stockpile Management Elements. Manages allocations, stock levels, inventories, requisitions, and disposition of munitions. Production Section is comprised of Conventional Maintenance, Line-Delivery, Munitions Materiel Handling Equipment and may involve Missile Maintenance. May perform the following depending on assignment to MAF, CAF, Intel, or RPA units. Systems Section is comprised of Munitions Control, Combat Plans, Mobility and Training and Plans and Scheduling Elements. Coordinates with various sections to ensure the effective flow of information, scheduling, and use of available resources. Complies with safety and security requirements. Complies with all Federal, State, DOD, USAF, and local regulations concerning hazardous materials/waste munitions assets. Performs other duties as assigned.
Occupation: Ordnance equipment mechanic (series 6641) | posted as: Ordnance Equipment Mechanic; Ordnance Helper; Ordnance Equipment Worker | You will maintain and overhaul ordnance systems and equipment, like missiles, torpedoes, mines and test equipment. In this field, you should know how to troubleshoot and fix these systems and transport, handle, erect and | ~43 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - ORDNANCE EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (Title 32) (Air National Guard Units): 1. Production Section is comprised of Precision Guided Munitions (PGM), Conventional Maintenance, Line-Delivery and Munitions Support Equipment Elements. Assembles/Disassembles, adjust configuration, performs maintenance/test & repair, handles and transports ammunition, rockets, unguided and guided weapons and countermeasures, demolition material, and other types of conventional ordnance such as 40MM, Cluster Bomb Units (CBU), Guided Bomb Units (GBU), general purpose bombs, aircraft canon ammunition, missile systems, decoys, countermeasures to include LUU series flares and dispensers for loading on aircraft based on Unit Committed Munitions List (UCML) and Wings training requirements. Independently troubleshoots electrical/mechanical faults of integrated systems by thoroughly analyzing operating trends. Perform Pre/Post Flight inspection and flight line return inspections. Assigns Weapon Stock Number (WSN) and records builds and teardowns of complete rounds in the accountable property system of record (APSR). Applies determined criteria utilizing fusing and arming systems; technical drawings; precision measuring tools and equipment; wiring diagrams; rigid specifications and close tolerances to examine ordnance systems using a variety of standard precision instruments, gauges and methods. Performs maintenance on electrical, pneumatic, and high pressure air tanks subsystems and assemblies. Configures Munitions Material Handling Equipment (MMHE) for mission support. Delivers in a safe configuration, MMHE/munitions between assembly/staging areas and aircraft parking ramps. Validates expenditure and movement documentation for munitions reconciliation and expenditure reporting. Performs and certifies, armament and support equipment serviceability inspections. Maintains and repairs MMHE for all work orders assigned to maintenance actions. Performs inspections on armament, support, and associated test equipment using a wide variety of processes and techniques. Troubleshoots electrical systems on support equipment for fault isolation IAW electrical wiring schematics, repairs/replaces as required. Repairs/rebuilds hydraulic braking systems and surge brake components on MMHE to include fabrication/bending/routing of brake lines. Prepares, maintains, and updates historical serviceability and maintenance records. Establishes and maintains bench stock and operational stock program. Interprets pilot deficiency reports for missile systems to independently establish repair procedures. Repairs, maintains, and tests functionality and interconnections of electromechanical servo systems, pneumatic, hydraulic, mechanical, and electric motor systems in missile and decoy platforms. Documents PGM serviceability in enterprise wide database Tactical Munitions Reporting System (TMRS) for equipment specialist review and trend data analysis. Coordinates with Air Logistics Complex (ALC) Special Program Offices (SPO) with Time Compliance Technical Order (TCTO) reporting, software/mapping updates and deficiency reporting. 2. Materiel Section is comprised of Operations, Inspections and Stockpile Management Elements. Manages allocations, stock levels, inventories, requisitions, and disposition of munitions. Validates, maintains, and provides security of accountable/auditable records. Ensures segregation of duties is maintained both physically and within the accountable property system of record (APSR). Manages excess munitions program. Coordinates scheduling of complete, custody, special munitions inventories and compiles inventory adjustment packages as required. Notifies the Munitions Accountable Systems Officer (MASO) and munitions supervision if information or data suggests mismatches, negligence, fraud, or theft involving munitions accountability. Implements forecasting and allocation procedures for munitions levels. Coordinates with the Munitions Inspection and Storage/ Handling Elements prior to requisitioning assets for inclusion in the Master Storage Plan. Establishes and maintains the munitions inspection program; approved marking, packaging, and seals; shelf and service life monitoring program; and certifies munitions residue for all munitions assets. Manages and maintains munitions storage area infrastructure and facilities, vehicles, and equipment to ensure mission support. Stores bulk stock and operationally configured or built-up munitions. Conducts and documents a 100-percent movement validation of all direct-input and remote-input physical movements against processed munitions transactions. Prepare and schedule munitions for shipment. Develops, maintains, and utilizes a Master Storage Plan. Ensures utilization of storage capacity, manages Net Explosive Weight (NEW), Quantity-Distance (QD), explosive compatibility, security, and preserves munitions assets. DUTIES CONTINUED UNDER EDUCATION SECTION. - Ordnance Equipment Worker (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as an Ordnance Equipment Worker and be responsible for providing intermediate tasking in ordnance practices, for construction and repair required for accomplishing all Ordnance, Electrical and Electronic operations along with Yard objectives. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Works directly or through a supervisor, work leader, worker and or Mechanic to assist in all kinds of trades task involved in construction, repairing, or renovating a wide variety of types of gun systems, electrical components of gun systems and Naval Warfare Electronics work, performing job functions, in the shop, on marine craft and vessels. Works from blueprints, schematics, drawings, sketches, specifications, instruction books, technical manuals, schematic drawings, blueprints, sketches, tech pubs, and follows specifications to perform job functions such as installing, overhauling, modifying, and repairing defective mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic elements of ordnance equipment. Assembles, adjusts, and tests individual parts, subassemblies, and complete units, using gauges, meters, and intricate test equipment. Measures operating characteristics of mechanical, electrical and hydraulic elements. Sets up alignment and test systems to check system operations and at times will have to adjust work. Mandatory training is required which must be successfully completed and other training may occur as necessary for success in the position. - ORDNANCE EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (Department of the Navy): You will perform maintenance, assembly and disassembly procedures on Gun Can and Rocket launcher systems in support of Armed Helo Operations. You will support specialized fleet operations involving the handling of Long Bow Hellfire and Coyote missile systems, requiring a Category 3 Non-Cab operated overhead crane qualification. You will schedule, perform and record corrective and scheduled preventive maintenance on submarine weapons, ordnance handling equipment, launching devices and test gear and document results. You will follow established policies and procedures to safely and economically accomplish work assignments within priority schedules set by management. You will transport/install/remove VLS Loading Platforms on submarines in support of ordnance operations and maintenance actions. You will operate forklift trucks inside and outside of production buildings and magazines, trucks and other confined spaces on ramps and outside areas having unpaved, unimproved or rough surfaces. You will conduct receipt and transfer inspections of CLS Missile Tube ballast cans, examine ordnance materials for defects, including missiles, associated components and various other hazardous or inert materials. You will ensure a safe and secure work environment, inspect assigned areas for cleanliness, neatness, and compliance with regulations and policies. - Ordnance Helper (Department of Homeland Security): You will assist a journeyman ordnance equipment mechanic with work that cannot be handled alone and also performs less difficult tasks alone. Being a civilian working for the Coast Guard makes you a valuable team member. Typical duties includes: - Using power and hand tools common to the trade, while working with other employees on the following systems: MK 75 Gun Weapon System, MK 38 Mod1, 2, and 3 Machine Gun System, and MK 92 Fire Control Systems, Mk110 57mm, (CIWS 20mm) Gun & loading system, and Decoy Launching systems (Mk137 and Nulka). - Maintaining and repairing procedures on ordnance systems which the YARD or AGENCY has been tasked. - Installing and connecting hydraulic, electrical and mechanical weapon systems to test stands. - Performing any work assigned for the maintenance, repairing, and pretesting of components at assembling level to help senior mechanics determine their compatibility with the complete weapons system. Mandatory training is required which must be successfully completed and other training may occur as necessary for success in the position. - ORDNANCE EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (Department of the Air Force): The Materiel Section is comprised of Operations, Inspections, and Stockpile Management Elements. Manages allocations, stock levels, inventories, requisitions, and disposition of munitions. Production Section is comprised of Conventional Maintenance, Line-Delivery, Munitions Materiel Handling Equipment and may involve Missile Maintenance. May perform the following depending on assignment to MAF, CAF, Intel, or RPA units. Systems Section is comprised of Munitions Control, Combat Plans, Mobility and Training and Plans and Scheduling Elements. Coordinates with various sections to ensure the effective flow of information, scheduling, and use of available resources. Complies with safety and security requirements. Complies with all Federal, State, DOD, USAF, and local regulations concerning hazardous materials/waste munitions assets. Performs other duties as assigned. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 3 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 3 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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(1) Operates, analyzes performance, troubleshoots, inspects, installs, maintains, overhauls, repairs and modifies operational ordnance system(s) and subsystems consisting of numerous complex electronic components in fighter aircraft. Examples of individual subsystems or components are: computerized stores management systems or programmable armament control systems, fire/control avionics, fire control sensing, targeting systems, digital multiplex data bus systems, electronic countermeasures equipment, weapons/avionics video display systems and discrete weapons/avionics systems and ensures compatibility of systems and their interfaces through operational test, system alignment and harmonization. (2) Analyzes performance and isolate malfunctions to individual subsystems and or components of bombing/navigation, fire-control/weapons delivery, weapons multi-sensor displays and external electro
This is an excepted service position that requires membership in a compatible military assignment in the DC Air National Guard. MILITARY REQUIREMENTS: You must meet the minimum military rank as specified in this announcement. If you are not sure you are eligible for military membership, please contact a DC Air National Guard recruiter prior to applying for this position. Applicants applying to this position who exceed the maximum military grade listed on this job announcement MUST submit a statement in writing that they are willing to take an administrative reduction in grade to the advertised military grade on the job announcement for which applying. Applicants who exceed the military grade will NOT be placed into the technician position until they have been administratively reduced to the military grade on the job announcement. Please note that exceeding the maximum rank does not autom
Occupation: Aircraft ordnance system mechanic (series 6652) | posted as: Aircraft Ordnance Systems Mechanic (Title 32); Aircraft Ordnance Systems Mechanic Leader (Title 32) | You will install, maintain and repair aircraft ordnance systems, equipment and components like ejection seats, decoys, canopies, pressure regulators and others. In this field, you should know how to troubleshoot, fix, m | 50% of entry postings require a degree | ~53 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - AIRCRAFT ORDNANCE SYSTEMS MECHANIC (T32) (Air National Guard Units): (1) Operates, analyzes performance, troubleshoots, inspects, installs, maintains, overhauls, repairs and modifies operational ordnance system(s) and subsystems consisting of numerous complex electronic components in fighter aircraft. Examples of individual subsystems or components are: computerized stores management systems or programmable armament control systems, fire/control avionics, fire control sensing, targeting systems, digital multiplex data bus systems, electronic countermeasures equipment, weapons/avionics video display systems and discrete weapons/avionics systems and ensures compatibility of systems and their interfaces through operational test, system alignment and harmonization. (2) Analyzes performance and isolate malfunctions to individual subsystems and or components of bombing/navigation, fire-control/weapons delivery, weapons multi-sensor displays and external electro-mechanical weapons systems, electro-optical targeting pod/weapon interfaces, R/F electronic countermeasures systems, target radar tracking and missile tracking radar. (3) Removes, repairs, installs, inspects and conducts operational performance checkout of aircraft ordnance and isolates malfunctions and identifies if failures are in specific LRU's, aircraft weapons, avionics multiplex data bus matrix assemblies, or aircraft digital data wiring. (4) Loads/unloads, positions and safeties air munitions using applicable technical data and handling equipment. Tests suspension, launch and release systems to ensure proper manual/electrical release on equipment. Analyzes on equipment malfunctions and repairs systems and performs aircraft weapons systems functional checks utilizing system peculiar electronic testing equipment and special tools and tests the aircraft electronic circuitry for normal operation of the ordnance system and absence of stray electrical power. (5) Conducts off-equipment troubleshooting and functional checks of electronic weapons control systems to ensure proper manual/electrical release and fire sequence. (6) Ensures all munitions are inventoried at the start and completion of the work shift. Ensures that all munitions expenditures are accurately tracked and recorded on applicable forms. When required will assist the munitions custodian of aircrew training munitions in conducting a weekly munitions inventory and reconciliation. (7) Coordinates with loading standardization and the weapons element supervisor for all load crew-training requirements and ensures only loading certified/qualified personnel are directed to perform weapons loading tasks and may be required to perform weapons expediting on the flight line. (8) Maintains and reviews publication files of applicable technical orders, regulations, manuals and local directives. Recommends and rewrites methods to improve maintenance procedures, technical data and equipment and initiates unsatisfactory equipment and technical order deficiency reports. (9) Provides hands-on training instruction to lower graded personnel concerned with the repair of the electronic ordnance systems within the aircraft. May be required to perform additional duties as a production controller, quality assurance inspector, and bench stock monitor for the work center. (10) Processes and accounts for due in from maintenance (DIFM) supply assets and ensure materials and equipment are properly stored, protected and maintained and funds are not obligated for material or parts without proper justification. (11) Adjusts, installs and removes cartridges and squibs for tanks and pylons and chaff/flare systems. Adjusts and installs fusing devices in explosive air munitions. Removes and installs safeing devices on munitions and gun systems and operates Munitions Maintenance Handling Equipment (MMHE) and loading equipment. (12) Operates fault detection and digital test equipment. Evaluates pilot trouble reports to determine validity and the necessary repair actions. May be required to maintain certification as a weapons load crew chief or load crewmember. (13) May be required to perform additional duties such as launch/recovery aircraft servicing, fire fighting, crash rescue duty or serve as a member of a team to cope with natural disasters or civil emergencies. (14) May be required to inspect, troubleshoot, test and maintain the Aerial Gunnery Target System. Analyzes, isolates and repairs off-equipment malfunctions of Aerial Gunnery Target Systems, target sets, digital control displays and associated equipment utilizing digital electronic test equipment and specialized tools. (15) May be delegated authority to clear Red X on aircraft forms. (16) Performs other duties as assigned. - AIRCRAFT ORDNANCE SYSTEMS MECHANIC (T32) (Department of the Air Force): This is an excepted service position that requires membership in a compatible military assignment in the DC Air National Guard. MILITARY REQUIREMENTS: You must meet the minimum military rank as specified in this announcement. If you are not sure you are eligible for military membership, please contact a DC Air National Guard recruiter prior to applying for this position. Applicants applying to this position who exceed the maximum military grade listed on this job announcement MUST submit a statement in writing that they are willing to take an administrative reduction in grade to the advertised military grade on the job announcement for which applying. Applicants who exceed the military grade will NOT be placed into the technician position until they have been administratively reduced to the military grade on the job announcement. Please note that exceeding the maximum rank does not automatically qualify you for consideration. Compatible military grade and assignment required prior to the effective date of placement. The National Guard's full-time support program requires that all military technicians are members of the National Guard and are appointed to full-time positions which correspond to their military assignments. Applicants who are not currently a member of the National Guard must be eligible for immediate membership. Minimum Military Rank: SrA Maximum Military Rank: TSgt Other requirements: For positions requiring the operation of motor vehicles, candidates must have a valid state driver's license for the state in which they live or are principally employed. For positions requiring a security clearance (Secret or Top Secret) the applicant must possess or be able to obtain a clearance within One (1) year of appointment. This position is located in an Air National Guard Aviation Wing, Aircraft Maintenance Group, Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, Weapons Element (Flight Line). This PD is applicable for the F-15, F-16, F-22, F-35 and A-10 aircraft only. The primary purpose of the position is to troubleshoot, repair, install, modify, test and adjust aircraft ordnance systems, equipment and components. On and/or off-equipment inspection, modification, overhaul, troubleshooting and repair capability of weapons release and gun systems; verifies and analyzes malfunctions, troubleshoots, tests, inspects and loads/unloads conventional munitions; installs/removes weapons delivery equipment, launchers and gun systems. Operates, analyzes performance, troubleshoots, inspects, installs, maintains, overhauls, repairs and modifies operational ordnance system(s) and subsystems consisting of numerous complex electronic components in fighter aircraft. Conducts off-equipment troubleshooting and functional checks of electronic weapons control systems to ensure proper manual/electrical release and fire sequence. Ensures all munitions are inventoried at the start and completion of the work shift. Adjusts, installs and removes cartridges and squibs for tanks and pylons and chaff/flare systems. Coordinates with loading standardization and the weapons element supervisor for all load crew-training requirements and ensures only loading certified/qualified personnel are directed to perform weapons loading tasks and may be required to perform weapons expediting on the flight line. Maintains a visual daily flying schedule and notes deviations and cancellations of assigned aircraft ordnance. Performs other duties as assigned. Note: This is not a comprehensive list of duties and responsibilities for this PD Number NGD1736P01 as released in FASCLASS. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 3 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
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| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Leads three or more workers to accomplish trades and labor work and passes instructions on to other workers. Ensures that all workers have enough work. Checks work in progress and completed work for compliance and answers workers questions regarding procedures, policies, written instructions and directions. Provides information to supervisor on status and progress of work. The non-lead duties include stock selection, stow, location survey, physical inventory, material handling, material examining and identifying, packing, and operating Material Handling Equipment {MHE). Receives, unloads and processes incoming shipments. Checks accompanying documentation against container or packing labels and follows established procedures in reporting over, short, misdirected, or damaged materials. Packs and/or repacks a variety of items utilizing a wide variety of standard packing materials, methods a
Responds to releases of hazardous materials anywhere they occur within the command. Moves, unloads, and stores hazardous materials. Collects excess hazardous materials and recyclable materials. Examines incoming and outgoing shipments of hazardous materials. Determine the Personal Protective Equipment needed to handle the hazardous material.
Occupation:
General warehousing and stock handling (series 6901) | posted as: Distribution Process Worker; Hazardous Materials Handler (Mvo); Materials Products And Equipment Inspector | You will receive, store, handle, and distribute supplies, materials, and equipment. This includes displaying goods for customers and moving them in production and repair facilities. | ~328 permanent entry hires/yr
What real announcements say the work is:
- Distribution Process Worker Leader (Defense Logistics Agency): Leads three or more workers to accomplish trades and labor work and passes instructions on to other workers. Ensures that all workers have enough work. Checks work in progress and completed work for compliance and answers workers questions regarding procedures, policies, written instructions and directions. Provides information to supervisor on status and progress of work. The non-lead duties include stock selection, stow, location survey, physical inventory, material handling, material examining and identifying, packing, and operating Material Handling Equipment {MHE). Receives, unloads and processes incoming shipments. Checks accompanying documentation against container or packing labels and follows established procedures in reporting over, short, misdirected, or damaged materials. Packs and/or repacks a variety of items utilizing a wide variety of standard packing materials, methods and techniques to determine appropriate method of packing based on the type of commodity/item to be packed. Assembles items for shipment in the loading area according to information provided on the shipping requests and checks the condition of shipping containers prior to loading and ensures shipments are properly loaded onto the right conveyances. Counts types and quantities of items during inventories, and maintains tally listings during the count. Recounts or searches other storage locations to assist in determining the basis for over, short, or misplaced items. Operates one or more types of material handling equipment such as standard type forklift with a lifting capacity of up to 15,000 pounds, warehouse tractor, or general-purpose vehicle.
- Hazardous Materials Handler (MVO) (U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command): Responds to releases of hazardous materials anywhere they occur within the command. Moves, unloads, and stores hazardous materials. Collects excess hazardous materials and recyclable materials. Examines incoming and outgoing shipments of hazardous materials. Determine the Personal Protective Equipment needed to handle the hazardous material.
Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id.
0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right.
1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out.
2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up.
3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next.
4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps.
5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response.
6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line.
7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome.
8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request.
9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short.
10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained.
11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff.
12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current.
13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary.
14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed.
15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach.
16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work.
17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them.
18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures.
19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions.
20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations.
21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff.
22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent.
23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property.
24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.| 4 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 4 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 3 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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(1) Identifies user's tools, parts and equipment requirements and requisitions stock as needed. Watches and reports items that are in short supply because of breakage or are in need of repair. Recommends possible substitute or interchangeable items. Sets up, shifts and maintains storage locations. Determines methods of storage, identification, and stock location considering such factors as temperature, humidity, height and weight limits, turnover, floor loading capacities, space available, and convenience of handling items. Compiles records concerned with quantity, cost, and type of material received, stored, and issued for a particular job. (2) Prepares periodic inventory and determines the basis for over, short, or misplaced items by checking such references as out-for-repair, issue, and turn-in records. Compiles reports on adjustments of inventory, stock records, spoilage, damage, loc
(1) Identifies user's tools, parts and equipment requirements and requisitions stock asneeded. Watches and reports items that are in short supply because of breakage or arein need of repair. Recommends possible substitute or interchangeable items. Sets up,shifts and maintains storage locations. Determines methods of storage, identification,and stock location considering such factors as temperature, humidity, height and weightlimits, turnover, floor loading capacities, space available, and convenience of handlingitems. Compiles records concerned with quantity, cost, and type of material received,stored, and issued for a particular job. (2) Prepares periodic inventory and determines the basis for over, short, or misplaceditems by checking such references as out-for-repair, issue, and turn-in records.Compiles reports on adjustments of inventory, stock records, spoilage, damage, locationchan
This position starts at an hourly rate of $20.61 (WG-06, Step 1) to $24.05 (WG-06, Step 5). The Tools and Parts Attendant supports either a Maintenance Services Unit or a Vehicle Repair Unit to establish and maintain the supply program for automotive and/or maintenance parts, supplies and equipment; duties and responsibilities include: Ensuring the timely acquisition, storage, and disposal of automotive and maintenance tools, equipment, parts, and supplies. Purchasing automotive parts, supplies, tools, equipment, vehicle repairs and services and any other items necessary to maintain fleet operations. Retaining all purchase data and maintaining the information in a database. Receiving, unloading, and storing items; issuing parts to automotive mechanics; and conducting quarterly and annual inventories of all capitalized equipment.
Maintain issue/turn-in records manually and/or electronically. Assist in efficient storage and arrangement of materials. Conduct periodic inventories. Inspect items for quality, damage, or overall performance. Perform minor maintenance of tools, parts and equipment.
Occupation: Tools and parts attending (series 6904) | posted as: Tools And Parts Attendant | You will receive, store, sign out and check in tools, equipment, shop supplies and repair parts. In this field, you should know the tools, parts and equipment in stock and how to find and loan them to people who request | ~129 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - TOOLS AND PARTS ATTENDANT (T32) (Army National Guard Units): (1) Identifies user's tools, parts and equipment requirements and requisitions stock as needed. Watches and reports items that are in short supply because of breakage or are in need of repair. Recommends possible substitute or interchangeable items. Sets up, shifts and maintains storage locations. Determines methods of storage, identification, and stock location considering such factors as temperature, humidity, height and weight limits, turnover, floor loading capacities, space available, and convenience of handling items. Compiles records concerned with quantity, cost, and type of material received, stored, and issued for a particular job. (2) Prepares periodic inventory and determines the basis for over, short, or misplaced items by checking such references as out-for-repair, issue, and turn-in records. Compiles reports on adjustments of inventory, stock records, spoilage, damage, location changes, and refusal of shipment. (3) Ensures that tools and equipment are maintained in good condition by performing visual and operating checks. May make minor repairs to tools and equipment, determine when damaged items are too costly to repair, and reports damaged or worn out equipment to superiors. (4) Determines stock replenishment levels for centrally controlled supplies within funding limitations. Assures that supplies and monies are not wasted through excess accumulation and that items are on hand in sufficient quantities and at the time required. In addition to established guides and formulas, determines quantities required and timely stock replenishment. (5) Receives a wide variety of supplies and specialized items requiring special handling. Ensures that received items are properly stored in assigned locations. Reviews requisitions for completeness and compliance with regulations and revises quantities ordered based on number on hand. Recommends substitution when supply items are not available. (6) Searches for identifying or management data on items of supply. Compares data listed on documents with reference sources such as federal catalogs, stock lists, or other publications. Receives requests needing additional information and compares with reference sources. Searches for stock number, prices, descriptions, and sources of supply. Traces part number or type number to identify equipment/item manufacturer. (7) Reviews supply transactions or provide customer service for urgent critical shortage items. Codes and classifies requisitions, shipping orders, and other documents. Refers requests to other sources of supply or an inventory control point when stock is unavailable and/or cannot be shipped. (8) Establishes procedures, management of calibration, and testing of Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE). Establishes procedures, manages, implements and monitors tool room operations. This includes accounting for, issuing and replacing tools. (9) May assist with processing of hazardous materials by inspecting, receiving, sorting, accounting and classifying hazardous materials such as explosives, toxic chemicals, flammables, gas cylinders, radioactive material and hazardous waste. (10) Performs other duties as assigned. - TOOLS AND PARTS ATTENDANT (T32) (Department of the Army): (1) Identifies user's tools, parts and equipment requirements and requisitions stock asneeded. Watches and reports items that are in short supply because of breakage or arein need of repair. Recommends possible substitute or interchangeable items. Sets up,shifts and maintains storage locations. Determines methods of storage, identification,and stock location considering such factors as temperature, humidity, height and weightlimits, turnover, floor loading capacities, space available, and convenience of handlingitems. Compiles records concerned with quantity, cost, and type of material received,stored, and issued for a particular job. (2) Prepares periodic inventory and determines the basis for over, short, or misplaceditems by checking such references as out-for-repair, issue, and turn-in records.Compiles reports on adjustments of inventory, stock records, spoilage, damage, locationchanges, and refusal of shipment. (3) Ensures that tools and equipment are maintained in good condition by performingvisual and operating checks. May make minor repairs to tools and equipment,determine when damaged items are too costly to repair, and reports damaged or worn outequipment to superiors. (4) Determines stock replenishment levels for centrally controlled supplies withinfunding limitations. Assures that supplies and monies are not wasted through excessaccumulation and that items are on hand in sufficient quantities and at the time required.In addition to established guides and formulas, determines quantities required and timelystock replenishment. (5) Receives a wide variety of supplies and specialized items requiring specialhandling. Ensures that received items are properly stored in assigned locations.Reviews requisitions for completeness and compliance with regulations and revisesquantities ordered based on number on hand. Recommends substitution when supplyitems are not available. (6) Searches for identifying or management data on items of supply. Compares datalisted on documents with reference sources such as federal catalogs, stock lists, or otherpublications. Receives requests needing additional information and compares withreference sources. Searches for stock number, prices, descriptions, and sources ofsupply. Traces part number or type number to identify equipment/item manufacturer. (7) Reviews supply transactions or provide customer service for urgent criticalshortage items. Codes and classifies requisitions, shipping orders, and otherdocuments. Refers requests to other sources of supply or an inventory control pointwhen stock is unavailable and/or cannot be shipped. (8) Establishes procedures, management of calibration, and testing of TestMeasurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE). Establishes procedures, manages,implements and monitors tool room operations. This includes accounting for, issuingand replacing tools. (9) May assist with processing of hazardous materials by inspecting, receiving,sorting, accounting and classifying hazardous materials such as explosives, toxicchemicals, flammables, gas cylinders, radioactive material and hazardous waste. (10) Performs other duties as assigned. - Tools and Parts Attendant (Customs and Border Protection): This position starts at an hourly rate of $20.61 (WG-06, Step 1) to $24.05 (WG-06, Step 5). The Tools and Parts Attendant supports either a Maintenance Services Unit or a Vehicle Repair Unit to establish and maintain the supply program for automotive and/or maintenance parts, supplies and equipment; duties and responsibilities include: Ensuring the timely acquisition, storage, and disposal of automotive and maintenance tools, equipment, parts, and supplies. Purchasing automotive parts, supplies, tools, equipment, vehicle repairs and services and any other items necessary to maintain fleet operations. Retaining all purchase data and maintaining the information in a database. Receiving, unloading, and storing items; issuing parts to automotive mechanics; and conducting quarterly and annual inventories of all capitalized equipment. - Tools and Parts Attendant (U.S. Army Reserve Command): Maintain issue/turn-in records manually and/or electronically. Assist in efficient storage and arrangement of materials. Conduct periodic inventories. Inspect items for quality, damage, or overall performance. Perform minor maintenance of tools, parts and equipment. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 3 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Occupation: Materials handling (series 6907) | posted as: Materials Handler; Material Handler | You will receive, store and assemble bulk supplies, materials, equipment and commodities for delivery. In this field, you will: Use mechanical, automated or manual moving equipment, devices or systems. Log that you'v | ~623 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Materials Handler (Library of Congress): Responsible for the orderly relocation and realignment of both general and special library collections, ensuring strict adherence to shelving accuracy and shelfload specifications. This role requires a deep understanding of growth potential for serials and monographs, as well as the unique requirements for various collection classes. Works with a high degree of independence in determining sequences of loading and unloading booktrucks and other conveyances containing Library collections, equipment and supplies. 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Performs driver echelon maintenance on vehicles and equipment. Operates vehicles in transporting staff, officials, and property of the Library of Congress to and from specified points in connection with various official demands and responsibilities. As required, delivers sensitive documents and valuable collections upon request. Performs various other duties as assigned. This position requires a State-issued Driver's License. Working locations also include both the Ft. Meade and Cabin Branch offsite-storage facilities - Materials Handler (Wildland Fire) (Office of the Secretary of the Interior): As a Materials Handler (Wildland Fire) your duties will include but are not limited to the following: Receives and stores a wide variety of NFES wildland fire materials (equipment and supplies), to include new, refurbished, and hazardous products. Assembles and/or makes basic or limited repairs to wildland fire supply kits from individual components according to NFES standards. 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The staffs correctional responsibilities precede all others required by this position and are performed on a regular and recurring basis. - MATERIAL HANDLER (Department of the Navy): You will independently perform and coordinate receiving operations, including unloading shipments, verifying materials, and resolving discrepancies. You will independently perform and coordinate storage operations, including organizing, storing, and rotating materials and maintaining storage records. You will independently perform and coordinate warehouse and consolidation operations, including consolidating and relocating materials and verifying data accuracy. You will independently perform and coordinate selection and assembly operations, including organizing, assembling, and staging materials and maintaining issue and shipping records. You will ensure safe, accurate, and compliant handling of materials in accordance with established safety, environmental, equipment use and security requirements. You will operate and utilize common hand tools and different kinds of complex materials handling equipment, either multi-functional equipment or greater than 10,000 pounds capacity. - MATERIALS HANDLER (MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR/FORKLIFT OPERATOR) (Defense Health Agency): Perform duties associated with the receipt, turn-in and issue/shipment of a variety of supplies, materials, and equipment. Receive, unload, and process incoming shipments manually, by handcarts, and other non-mechanized conveyances, or by operation with a forklift. Receive both posted and un-posted items to include safeguarding Cold-Chain Management and Temperature Sensitive Medical Products (TSMP), Class I and Class II controlled substances, hazardous chemicals and compressed gases. Operate electric, gasoline and/or diesel-powered vehicles with gross vehicle weights not to exceed Class 6 (GVW 19,501 to 26,000 pounds). Operate a 2K forklift truck capable of lifting loads up to 4,000 pounds and as high as 30'. Serve as the organization's alternate Mail Assistant performing various duties which include the accountability, safeguarding, and maintaining of registers for incoming and outgoing certified, insured, and registered mail. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 4 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 3 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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You will coordinate the movement, storage, and distribution of parts, tools, and supplies while ensuring maintenance personnel receive materials needed to complete repairs, inspections, and facility support operations on schedule. You will maintain inventory records, monitor stock usage, verify incoming shipments, and adjust ordering priorities to ensure critical repair parts, materials, and equipment remain available without disrupting maintenance activities. You will inspect received shipments for accuracy, damage, and quantity discrepancies while organizing materials in designated storage locations to support safe handling, efficient distribution, and proper accountability procedures. You will plan and organize storage areas by evaluating available space, material characteristics, and handling requirements to improve accessibility, efficiency, and protection of equipment, supplies, an
Edit material lists for production order availability. Generate status reports from automated database systems. Route required materials to the designated drop-off locations. Analyze stock catalogs for critical end items. Secure transport cargo for safe vehicle transit.
Occupation: Materials expediting (series 6910) | posted as: Materials Expediter | You will move parts, supplies and materials within production and repair facilities to meet needs. | ~82 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - MATERIALS EXPEDITER (FORK LIFT OPERATOR) (Department of the Navy): You will coordinate the movement, storage, and distribution of parts, tools, and supplies while ensuring maintenance personnel receive materials needed to complete repairs, inspections, and facility support operations on schedule. You will maintain inventory records, monitor stock usage, verify incoming shipments, and adjust ordering priorities to ensure critical repair parts, materials, and equipment remain available without disrupting maintenance activities. You will inspect received shipments for accuracy, damage, and quantity discrepancies while organizing materials in designated storage locations to support safe handling, efficient distribution, and proper accountability procedures. You will plan and organize storage areas by evaluating available space, material characteristics, and handling requirements to improve accessibility, efficiency, and protection of equipment, supplies, and maintenance materials. You will prepare materials for transport, conduct physical inventory counts, maintain stocking levels, and provide updates to supervisors regarding the status, movement, and availability of repair parts and support equipment. You will operate forklifts and material handling equipment to load, unload, transport, and position supplies, pallets, and equipment while following established safety procedures and supporting maintenance shop operations efficiently. You will research supply discrepancies, identify replacement parts, process requisitions, and coordinate with maintenance personnel to ensure urgent repair materials are obtained quickly to support uninterrupted operational readiness. This position is subject to work an uncommon tour, including nights, weekends, and holidays to meet mission requirements. Overtime or night differential pay and/or unusual duty hours may be required. You will be required to obtain and maintain a current valid United States driver’s license. You will be required to complete training, obtain, and maintain a government credit card to make official government purchases for goods and services. The incumbent may be recalled to duty. - Materials Expediter (Motor Vehicle Operator) (Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)): Edit material lists for production order availability. Generate status reports from automated database systems. Route required materials to the designated drop-off locations. Analyze stock catalogs for critical end items. Secure transport cargo for safe vehicle transit. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 4 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 3 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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(1) Identifies, receives, sorts, counts, classifies and handles hazardous materials in the USPFO storage areas. Performs pre-receipt examination of property on site at the generation point and assures that the turn-in and shipping is in order, that the containers meet standards are placarded and marked properly. As appropriate, performs or initiates required testing e.g. radioactive surveys/wipe tests, prepares sample for submission to environmental laboratories for analysis. Schedules the receipt of property and assures that the property is identified to include identification of all contaminants. Rejects property not meeting turn-in requirements and assists the turn-in activity to correct any rejections and determines the nature and degree of the particular hazards involved. Determines if containers are Department of Transportation (DOT) approved, safe to handle, non-leaking, capable o
You will perform duties in identifying, collecting, transporting, segregation and processing or recycling of hazardous waste. You will perform a variety of duties to include the establishment and recurring inspection of hazardous waste Satellite Accumulation Areas (SAA's). You will sample unidentified, unknown waste or recycled product for test of hazardous properties to assure proper containerization, storage and disposal or to ensure quality assurance standards of purity are met. You will operate one or more types of vehicles such as platform trucks, stake bed trucks, dump trucks, extended boom forklift, and other similar vehicles. You will perform general duties in and around hazardous waste collection vehicles, Satellite Accumulation Areas, Spill Cleanup sites, and other hazardous waste areas in the accomplishment of hazardous waste and solid waste management operations.
Examine and identify complex categories of materials and equipment to classify, accept, reject, or dispose of highly specialized items required for depot-level maintenance of weapon systems. Uncrate receipts and compare visual and dimensional characteristics of items to complex specifications, contract drawings, schematics, and commercial parts books to verify positive identification. Use standard precision measuring devices such as micrometers, calipers, dial indicators, and multimeters to establish dimensional characteristics of items and detect improper assembly or potential equipment malfunctions. Perform re-identification and reclassification of items, make corresponding changes to manual and automated records, and prepare discrepancy reports for item managers and quality control. Store, consolidate, issue, and retrieve hazardous, sensitive, or classified items and use automated sys
Receives, examines and determines the condition and disposition of a wide variety of materials. Reviews disposal turn-in document accompanying material. Compares data against property assuring correct information and proper documentation (e.g. stock number, nomenclature, quantity, unit of issue, disposal authority code, DEMIL, condition code). Visually inspects usable property for obvious signs of condition and determines acceptability. Determines condition and reportability and special handling requirements (e.g., hazardous material, precious metals, security, DEMIL, Special focus items, etc.) and assigns appropriate classification instructions for warehousing. Verifies accuracy of demilitarization codes, takes action to challenge questionable items/codes, and maintains segregated storage of property requiring DEMIL. Ensures proper certification is attached to turn-in document when demi
Operate the hazardous waste accumulation point which involves the inspection, receipt, transport, and storage of hazardous materiel and waste. Receive and determine acceptability for a large variety of materials and equipment to include drugs, biological and reagents; surgical and dental instruments and trays; medical/instrument/supply sets; and other hospital medical items. Perform on-site pre-receipt inspection of materiel to ensure that the turn-in documentation is in order; the container is non-leaking and safe to handle; and the materiel is properly identified and labeled. Accompanied by Destruction Officer and a witness, transport items to destruction site and destroy (i.e. burns, buries, etc.) using proper methods of disposal and safety regulations. Conduct monthly surveys of entire warehouse by checking expiration dates and for obvious broken, crushed, deteriorated, ripped, etc.
Occupation: Materials examining and identifying (series 6912) | posted as: Materials Examiner And Identifier (Fork Lift Operator); Materials Examiner And Identifier (Forklift Operator); Materials Examiner And Identifier (Title 32); Material Examiner & Identifier (Deployable) | You will identify, examine, classify, accept and dispose of materials and equipment in a warehouse or similar facility. In this field, you will review the condition of equipment and specifications, as well as document sh | ~179 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - MATERIAL EXAMINER & IDENTIFIER (HAZMAT)(T32) (Army National Guard Units): (1) Identifies, receives, sorts, counts, classifies and handles hazardous materials in the USPFO storage areas. Performs pre-receipt examination of property on site at the generation point and assures that the turn-in and shipping is in order, that the containers meet standards are placarded and marked properly. As appropriate, performs or initiates required testing e.g. radioactive surveys/wipe tests, prepares sample for submission to environmental laboratories for analysis. Schedules the receipt of property and assures that the property is identified to include identification of all contaminants. Rejects property not meeting turn-in requirements and assists the turn-in activity to correct any rejections and determines the nature and degree of the particular hazards involved. Determines if containers are Department of Transportation (DOT) approved, safe to handle, non-leaking, capable of withstanding routine handling, and safe for required periods of storage. Assures that storage compatibility is adhered. Determines the need for special handling/specials storage of certain property (e.g. friable asbestos, batteries, pesticides, etc.) Performs complex searches of shipping and storage records, material specifications, vendor contracts and computer data for material specifications and advises non-trained personnel on specialized procedures. (2) Insures the safe receipt, storage and movement of hazardous and toxic materials and substances such as ammunition, explosives, chemicals, or radioactive materials in accordance with facility and regulatory requirements. Determines storage requirements, arrangement of materials of materials, and space utilization. Insures compliance with Federal, state, Department of Defense (DoD), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rules or regulations. (2) Responsible to identify, collect, process and consolidate hazardous waste in preparation for disposal. The incumbent is required to identify, safely process, package, and ship or dispose of a wide variety of hazardous chemicals, products and materials. Responsible to insure compliance with environmental rules, regulations and practices relating to hazardous waste material treatment and disposal. Uses computer skills to retrieve data pertaining to storage, and processing of hazardous wastes. (3) Receives or rejects materiel, equipment, including non-standard equipment, and complex assemblies for the facility based on their knowledge of products, equipment, and procedures as well as having the ability to determine subtle and inconspicuous defects. May be required to perform pre-receipt examination of property on site at the generation point. Schedules the receipt of property and assures that the property is identified to include identification of all contaminants. (4) Determines acceptance, serviceability and distribution requirements for perishable, classified, precious metals, textiles, clothing, complex electronic/mechanical equipment, assemblies and components. Uses catalog data/drawings, item specifications, or computerized data to verify/determine/classify items for turn-in, storage or distribution. Performs extensive research on equipment specifications using automated systems, technical manuals and supply bulletins to determine any special requirements for complex items passing through the storage and distribution area. (5) Performs a full range of warehousing activities to include receiving, inspecting for defects, storing, selecting and shipping general or specialized bulk and bin materials and equipment. Develops, or assists in the development of plans for storage and arrangement of stock. Determines warehouse configuration, setup, movement, and space utilization plans in accordance with regulations for a specific commodity or equipment group. (6) Assists with the development of facility regulations, and operating instructions that relate to hazardous materials management and HAZMAT safety procedures. Conducts HAZMAT training for facility personnel, develops lesson plans, course materials, schedules and conducts training. (7) Performs duties to provide storage and distribution, cataloging or supply identification systems, property utilization, or any other related supply activities including those associated with automated or manual supply accounting systems. Complies, correlates, and submits various reports pertaining to unit logistics functions; and provides Inventory Management technical guidance and policy direction for the organization. (8) Serves as the Precious Metals Recovery Program (PRMP) monitor. Performs as primary custodian for any assigned equipment and/or Special Purpose Recoverable Accounts Maintenance (SPRAM). (9) Develops, establishes and maintains work center training programs. (10) Performs other duties as assigned. PLEASE CONTACT HRO FOR COMPLETE POSITION DESCRIPTION. - MATERIALS EXAMINER AND IDENTIFIER (Department of the Navy): You will perform duties in identifying, collecting, transporting, segregation and processing or recycling of hazardous waste. You will perform a variety of duties to include the establishment and recurring inspection of hazardous waste Satellite Accumulation Areas (SAA's). You will sample unidentified, unknown waste or recycled product for test of hazardous properties to assure proper containerization, storage and disposal or to ensure quality assurance standards of purity are met. You will operate one or more types of vehicles such as platform trucks, stake bed trucks, dump trucks, extended boom forklift, and other similar vehicles. You will perform general duties in and around hazardous waste collection vehicles, Satellite Accumulation Areas, Spill Cleanup sites, and other hazardous waste areas in the accomplishment of hazardous waste and solid waste management operations. - Materials Examiner & Identifier (Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)): Examine and identify complex categories of materials and equipment to classify, accept, reject, or dispose of highly specialized items required for depot-level maintenance of weapon systems. Uncrate receipts and compare visual and dimensional characteristics of items to complex specifications, contract drawings, schematics, and commercial parts books to verify positive identification. Use standard precision measuring devices such as micrometers, calipers, dial indicators, and multimeters to establish dimensional characteristics of items and detect improper assembly or potential equipment malfunctions. Perform re-identification and reclassification of items, make corresponding changes to manual and automated records, and prepare discrepancy reports for item managers and quality control. Store, consolidate, issue, and retrieve hazardous, sensitive, or classified items and use automated systems to select stock, track receipts, and manage storage locations. - Materials Examiner and Identifier (Fork Lift Operator) (Department of Defense): Receives, examines and determines the condition and disposition of a wide variety of materials. Reviews disposal turn-in document accompanying material. Compares data against property assuring correct information and proper documentation (e.g. stock number, nomenclature, quantity, unit of issue, disposal authority code, DEMIL, condition code). Visually inspects usable property for obvious signs of condition and determines acceptability. Determines condition and reportability and special handling requirements (e.g., hazardous material, precious metals, security, DEMIL, Special focus items, etc.) and assigns appropriate classification instructions for warehousing. Verifies accuracy of demilitarization codes, takes action to challenge questionable items/codes, and maintains segregated storage of property requiring DEMIL. Ensures proper certification is attached to turn-in document when demilitarized by host or generating activity. Performs special and periodic inventory of property; re-palletizes/re-locates property as necessary. Operates forklifts and related materials handling equipment to move, load and unload, stack or un-stack palletized materials, supplies, and equipment. - Material Examiner And Identifier (Fork Lift Operator) (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Operate the hazardous waste accumulation point which involves the inspection, receipt, transport, and storage of hazardous materiel and waste. Receive and determine acceptability for a large variety of materials and equipment to include drugs, biological and reagents; surgical and dental instruments and trays; medical/instrument/supply sets; and other hospital medical items. Perform on-site pre-receipt inspection of materiel to ensure that the turn-in documentation is in order; the container is non-leaking and safe to handle; and the materiel is properly identified and labeled. Accompanied by Destruction Officer and a witness, transport items to destruction site and destroy (i.e. burns, buries, etc.) using proper methods of disposal and safety regulations. Conduct monthly surveys of entire warehouse by checking expiration dates and for obvious broken, crushed, deteriorated, ripped, etc. items. Inform Materiel Management personnel of decreases in stock levels resulting from the disposition/destruction of expired items. Receive materiel complaints and priority messages from user, customer or manufacturer concerning item suitability. Operate a fork lift and stock picker of from 2,000-4,000 pounds to load, unload, stock, and move boxes, crates, packages, pallets, or loose items. Operate a motor vehicle up to 3/4 ton capacity pickup to transport supplies and materials. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 4 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 3 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
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| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Major Duties Performs a variety of duties involved in receiving, handling, marking, preparing, displaying and maintaining the stock of resale items. Involves regular and recurring operation of a forklift and may at store management's discretion, include order writing tasks. Determines the amount of shelf space to be used for various items within a department and estimates the space requirements for new items or increased quantities. Receives supplies, equipment, and perishable, semi-perishable, and non-perishable resale items in the receiving area of the commissary. Verifies shipments by checking the shipping documents, making proper notations on the documents, and identifying any obvious spoilage, damage, overages, or shortages. Operates a computer system that marks prices, calculates prices, and determines weights of merchandise. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following
Maintaining adequate stock of resale items. Identifying any obvious spoilage, damage, and out-of-date merchandise. Receiving supplies, equipment, and resale items. Operating a computer system that calculates and marks prices and determines weights of merchandise. Transporting items to shelving and display areas. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. This critical information is found under: Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated Your resume must thoroughly describe how your skills and experiences align to the criteria defined in the Qualifications section of this announcement and it must support your responses to the assessment questionnaire. We do not assume you have the necessary experience to successfully
Occupation: Store working (series 6914) | posted as: Store Worker | You will work in a store, helping customers find and buy items they need. You should understand basic math, as well as how to track stock and match items on shelves to lists. You will learn what items your store carries | ~395 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Store Worker (Defense Commissary Agency): Major Duties Performs a variety of duties involved in receiving, handling, marking, preparing, displaying and maintaining the stock of resale items. Involves regular and recurring operation of a forklift and may at store management's discretion, include order writing tasks. Determines the amount of shelf space to be used for various items within a department and estimates the space requirements for new items or increased quantities. Receives supplies, equipment, and perishable, semi-perishable, and non-perishable resale items in the receiving area of the commissary. Verifies shipments by checking the shipping documents, making proper notations on the documents, and identifying any obvious spoilage, damage, overages, or shortages. Operates a computer system that marks prices, calculates prices, and determines weights of merchandise. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. This critical information is found under: Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated Your resume must thoroughly describe how your skills and experiences align to the criteria defined in the Qualifications section of this announcement and it must support your responses to the assessment questionnaire. We do not assume you have the necessary experience to successfully perform in this job regardless of your employment history or academic career. - Store Worker (Department of Defense): Maintaining adequate stock of resale items. Identifying any obvious spoilage, damage, and out-of-date merchandise. Receiving supplies, equipment, and resale items. Operating a computer system that calculates and marks prices and determines weights of merchandise. Transporting items to shelving and display areas. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. This critical information is found under: Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated Your resume must thoroughly describe how your skills and experiences align to the criteria defined in the Qualifications section of this announcement and it must support your responses to the assessment questionnaire. We do not assume you have the necessary experience to successfully perform in this job regardless of your employment history or academic career. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 3 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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Duties consist of the following: Uniform Distribution 60% Provide office support involving searches of electronic and hard copy records to retrieve and summarize hard to locate data. Coordinate staff requests for uniforms, lab coats, and locker keys. Arrange and maintain accurate hard copy and electronic records of employee assignments, uniforms and lockers issued, and inventory of all linen and uniform items. Manage the Medical Center locker key program by ensuring proper issuance of keys, verifying requests follow Medical Center and Facilities Management policies, maintaining accurate key inventories, and verifying completion of annual key audits. Laundry and Textile Care Operations 40% Perform work in an industrial laundry setting involving a variety of duties and responsibilities. Assist in unloading clean uniforms from uniform racks delivered by truck and transfer these uniforms to
Independently verify the items in bundles against the accompanying laundry tickets both upon receipt and before return, ensuring accurate processing and record-keeping. Inspect returned uniforms and determine their usability status, filling out return forms and making judgment calls based on the condition of the items. Determine and apply the appropriate identification symbols to personal items submitted by customers, ensuring accurate and traceable processing. Verify the accurate weight of delivered laundry items and compare counts against daily Period Automatic Replacement (PAR) records to ensure inventory accuracy. Operate stamping/marking machines and press machines as required, loading individual textiles and adjusting settings based on pre-designated temperatures and items. Weigh, load, and unload laundry carts, ensuring the accurate handling and distribution of laundry items to th
Collect soiled or contaminated linen from all wards and clinics within the main hospital facility, outlying medical clinics. Ensures that linen is properly bagged and separated. Routinely ensure heavily contaminated linen is bagged in a water-soluble bag inside a nylon bag. All soiled lined placed inside a linen laundry bag. Placing linen in proper storage location and is managed and tracked. Prepare specific disaster carts and ensure they are readily available. Conduct periodic inventory assessment of cart composition and preparation plan that will allow carts to be delivered at a moment's notice. Weigh each bin of laundry and linen. Participate in annual linen inventory of the hospital and outlying clinics to determine the amount of linen that is lost, pilfered, surveyed or still in rotation. Conduct periodic inspections of customer areas to ensure that linen above the amount normally
You will carry or move garments or linen to prepare items for laundering. You will move heavy baskets or carts around a laundry facility. You will perform continuous cleaning work (e.g., sweeping, wiping, washing) to maintain laundry facilities. You will follow detailed procedures to perform routine laundry work. You will keep work area clean and organized to maintain safety while performing work.
Pick up soiled linen from departments in the hospital. Load dirty linen into laundry carts and weigh loaded laundry carts on scales to ensure accurate weight. Sorts folded items and stacks articles by item and by color. Assist in issuing linen over the counter to clinics. Assist with gathering fresh linen to be carted to wards. Clean work area, car and equipment.
Occupation: Laundry working (series 7304) | posted as: Laundry Worker | You will receive, sort and mark soiled linen and apparel, clean them and send out the clean laundry. | ~105 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Laundry Worker (Veterans Health Administration): Duties consist of the following: Uniform Distribution 60% Provide office support involving searches of electronic and hard copy records to retrieve and summarize hard to locate data. Coordinate staff requests for uniforms, lab coats, and locker keys. Arrange and maintain accurate hard copy and electronic records of employee assignments, uniforms and lockers issued, and inventory of all linen and uniform items. Manage the Medical Center locker key program by ensuring proper issuance of keys, verifying requests follow Medical Center and Facilities Management policies, maintaining accurate key inventories, and verifying completion of annual key audits. Laundry and Textile Care Operations 40% Perform work in an industrial laundry setting involving a variety of duties and responsibilities. Assist in unloading clean uniforms from uniform racks delivered by truck and transfer these uniforms to the Auto Valet system. Operate small piece folders, flatwork ironers, hoist systems on both the soiled and clean sides, weigh carts, and three position lift stations used to elevate linen to the overhead monorail. Shake out wet linen items, inspecting for knots, damage, spotting, and stains; feed damp items into the flatwork ironer using a spreading feeding device or by hand, and receive finished items at the ironer exit point. Notify appropriate recipients of soiled or damaged linen. Perform routine maintenance on the flatwork ironer including cleaning, waxing, and ribbon replacement. Fold rough dry items by hand and maintain a clean and safe work environment. Performs other duties as assigned. Work Schedule: 8:00AM-4:30PM, Monday- Friday, Holidays off Position Description Title/PD#: Laundry Worker/PD656-903830 Physical Requirements: The work requires significant physical strength and stamina to perform heavy tasks for extended periods. The incumbent stands and walks on concrete floors throughout the shift and perform continuous bending, reaching, twisting, stretching, and repetitive hand and arm movements. The position requires frequent lifting of linen bundles weighing 25 pounds or more and occasional lifting of bags weighing 50-75 pounds. The incumbent also moves carts, operates hoists, positions linens into equipment, and handles heavy or awkward items as part of daily duties. A portion of the work is sedentary and involves computer use, filing, and documentation. Office tasks require normal ergonomic and safety practices to prevent trips, falls, and equipment related hazards. Work Conditions: Work is performed in an industrial textile care environment with exposure to high noise levels, vibration, heat, steam, humidity, and odors associated with processing soiled linens. The incumbent may encounter contamination risks, including biohazards, and is subject to potential cuts, bruises, and minor burns from carts, machinery, steam pipes, and flatwork ironers. Duties may also require brief exposure to inclement weather when moving materials between locations. A portion of the work is sedentary. It requires sitting, walking, standing, bending, and carrying light items. At times, hours may be spent operating a personal computer or typing. This work requires the use of safe work practices with office equipment, avoidance of trips and falls, and observance of fire regulations. Administrative tasks are performed in a standard office setting and require routine office safety practices. You will be asked to participate in a pre-employment examination or evaluation as part of the pre-employment process for this position. Questions about physical demands or environmental factors may be addressed at the time of evaluation or examination. he VA Midwest Health Care Network advocates for a Whole Health System of care in each of the Medical Centers. This is an approach to healthcare that empowers and equips people to take charge of their health and well-being and live their lives to the fullest. As an employee operating in a Whole Health System of care, you will operate in a model with three core elements, seeking to create a personalized health plan for each Veteran. This is done in the context of healing relationships and healing environments and a connection back to the Veteran's community. This aligns with the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Mission Statement to Honor America's Veterans by providing exceptional health care that improves their health and well-being. - Laundry Worker (Department of Veterans Affairs): Independently verify the items in bundles against the accompanying laundry tickets both upon receipt and before return, ensuring accurate processing and record-keeping. Inspect returned uniforms and determine their usability status, filling out return forms and making judgment calls based on the condition of the items. Determine and apply the appropriate identification symbols to personal items submitted by customers, ensuring accurate and traceable processing. Verify the accurate weight of delivered laundry items and compare counts against daily Period Automatic Replacement (PAR) records to ensure inventory accuracy. Operate stamping/marking machines and press machines as required, loading individual textiles and adjusting settings based on pre-designated temperatures and items. Weigh, load, and unload laundry carts, ensuring the accurate handling and distribution of laundry items to the appropriate sections and departments Perform routine maintenance and cleaning of laundry dispensers and automated linen machines, keeping the equipment in proper working order. Follow standard laundry practices and procedures, including sorting, marking, and classifying soiled linen and inspecting clean laundry for wear and tear. Use proper personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow infection control protocols when handling soiled and clean linens. Keep the laundry area clean and organized, performing light cleaning duties and ensuring that all workspaces meet cleanliness and safety standards. Comprehend and follow both oral and written instructions, such as maintenance manuals, cleaning guidelines, and safety protocols. Communicate instructions clearly to subordinates, ensuring that all team members understand the required procedures and standards. Adapt to assignment changes and new work pressures by interpreting and implementing new guidelines or instructions provided by supervisors. Identify and differentiate between various types of textiles, such as terry cloth, microfiber, thermal blankets, and different types of gowns and scrubs. Use knowledge of stain types and textile life cycles to determine proper processing methods and the suitability of textiles for continued use. Maintain an inventory of textiles, counting incoming and outgoing items, and determining inventory accuracy through weight verification. Use hand-eye coordination to operate laundry machinery and equipment safely and effectively, preventing accidents and ensuring proper handling of textiles. Push and maneuver heavy laundry carts (up to 700 lbs) safely around the facility, avoiding strain and injury. Engage in tasks requiring physical effort such as lifting and transporting bundles or boxes of laundry, ensuring adherence to safety protocols to prevent injuries. Work Schedule: Tuesday - Saturday (7:00am - 3:30pm) Position Description Title/PD#: Laundry Worker/PD14539S Telework: Not Authorized Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized Financial Disclosure Report: Not required Physical Requirements: Most tasks require varying degrees of muscular effort and hand to eye coordination to assure safe and efficient use of equipment and supplies. Work requires frequent bending or stooping, prolonged walking, standing, working in cramped positions, and climbing. Work requires frequent lifting and moving heavy items weighing 40 to 50 pounds. Occasionally lifts objects weighing over 50 pounds. Work requires visual acuity to assure completion of tasks in acceptably clean and aseptic manner. Work requires the pushing and pulling of wheeled carts that weight up to 650 lbs. - Laundry Worker (MVO) (Military Treatment Facilities under DHA): Collect soiled or contaminated linen from all wards and clinics within the main hospital facility, outlying medical clinics. Ensures that linen is properly bagged and separated. Routinely ensure heavily contaminated linen is bagged in a water-soluble bag inside a nylon bag. All soiled lined placed inside a linen laundry bag. Placing linen in proper storage location and is managed and tracked. Prepare specific disaster carts and ensure they are readily available. Conduct periodic inventory assessment of cart composition and preparation plan that will allow carts to be delivered at a moment's notice. Weigh each bin of laundry and linen. Participate in annual linen inventory of the hospital and outlying clinics to determine the amount of linen that is lost, pilfered, surveyed or still in rotation. Conduct periodic inspections of customer areas to ensure that linen above the amount normally allowed is not being stockpiled or stored elsewhere. Perform quality performance of all services provided. Operate a box tuck with enclosed bed and 2,000lb liftgate. Deliver clean linen and pick up soiled linen to outlying clinics and hospital on a scheduled basis. - LAUNDRY WORKER (U.S. Marine Corps): You will carry or move garments or linen to prepare items for laundering. You will move heavy baskets or carts around a laundry facility. You will perform continuous cleaning work (e.g., sweeping, wiping, washing) to maintain laundry facilities. You will follow detailed procedures to perform routine laundry work. You will keep work area clean and organized to maintain safety while performing work. - Laundry Worker (Department of Defense): Pick up soiled linen from departments in the hospital. Load dirty linen into laundry carts and weigh loaded laundry carts on scales to ensure accurate weight. Sorts folded items and stacks articles by item and by color. Assist in issuing linen over the counter to clinics. Assist with gathering fresh linen to be carted to wards. Clean work area, car and equipment. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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The Cook duties includes, but are not limited to the following: Food Preparation Works independently to prepare and cook a variety of items including regular and therapeutic diet (diabetic, low sodium, low protein, gluten free, etc.) entrees and dessert items. Follows menus, production sheets and recipes to prepare items in the quantity needed. Cooks hot cereals, concentrated or dehydrated soups, sauces, gravies. Grills eggs, hamburgers, meat patties, pancakes, French toast; makes cold sandwich fillings and assembles a variety of sandwiches. Uses a variety of methods to prepare meats, fish, and poultry including broiling, roasting, baking, frying, boiling, steaming, stewing, braising, and grilling Slices meat items by hand confirming to specific size requirements or weight specifications. Prepares fresh, canned, and frozen vegetables; bakes frozen potatoes, pre-made cookie dough, muffin
You will follow the approved menu unless specific authorization has been granted for substitution or changes. You will evaluate cooked food items to determine whether they are done by their appearance, consistency, texture, and temperature. You will plan entire meals so that completed food products are ready on time and at the correct temperature. You will clean food service equipment to maintain quality standards for food preparation.
Prepares limited breakfast foods that will involve grilling for frying. Performs regular and modified salad preparation tasks such as making fruit and vegetable salads; cutting, scraping, chopping, dicing, and peeling fruits and vegetables. Performs regular and modified salad preparation tasks such as making fruit and vegetable salads; cutting, scraping, chopping, dicing, and peeling fruits and vegetables. Set up and replenish the salad bar in accordance with established procedures. Perform ingredient measurement tasks. Weigh vegetables and fruit in accordance with instructions and directions provided. Preform patient tray service duties to include the assembly of trays. Arrange food items for regular and modified diets.
All Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center (MWEOC) staff have emergency assignments and are considered deployed in place. Exercises and activations are planned and unplanned, and may require long hours, nights, weekends and holidays. All MWEOC employees are: (1) required to use a government-issued electronic device (to include cellular phones); (2) subject to recall during emergency situations; and (3) required to perform work in locations both above and below ground. What will I do in this position if hired? In this position, you will work as a Cook responsible for providing support to the overall operation of the MWEOC dining facilities. You will review menus, worksheets, recipes and determine quantities of items for number of persons to be served. Typical assignments include: Performing quantity cooking, including adjusting recipes for amounts, ingredient substitution and seasoning
You will follow oral instructions from immediate supervisor or work leader to complete work assignments. You will maintain general cleanliness and sanitation of walls, floors, countertops and associated equipment in all food service spaces. You will open boxes and panning products. You will keep work area clean and organized while performing tasks. You will prepare fruits and vegetables by washing and peeling and/or trimming both by hand or machine. You will transport and load hot carts with prepared food items.
Occupation: Cooking (series 7404) | posted as: Cook; Food Service Worker | You will prepare and cook foods and meals for regular and special diets. This field may include special skills like molding food into forms, carving fruits and vegetables into shapes and creating ice sculptures. | ~178 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Cook (Veterans Health Administration): The Cook duties includes, but are not limited to the following: Food Preparation Works independently to prepare and cook a variety of items including regular and therapeutic diet (diabetic, low sodium, low protein, gluten free, etc.) entrees and dessert items. Follows menus, production sheets and recipes to prepare items in the quantity needed. Cooks hot cereals, concentrated or dehydrated soups, sauces, gravies. Grills eggs, hamburgers, meat patties, pancakes, French toast; makes cold sandwich fillings and assembles a variety of sandwiches. Uses a variety of methods to prepare meats, fish, and poultry including broiling, roasting, baking, frying, boiling, steaming, stewing, braising, and grilling Slices meat items by hand confirming to specific size requirements or weight specifications. Prepares fresh, canned, and frozen vegetables; bakes frozen potatoes, pre-made cookie dough, muffin batters. Prepares and heats convenience items; prepares pureed foods and adjusts consistency with thickeners. Washes, peels and cuts fruits and vegetables by hand or machine. Assembles and mixes salad ingredients and dessert items including gelatin molds and fruit crisps. Plans cooking processes to produce complete meals on time and at the proper temperature which may require coordination of cooking several items with different cooking times. Attractively presents and garnishes food. Makes a variety of desserts such as cobblers, brownies, cookies and pastries. Washes, peels, chops, grinds, pares, cuts, slices, dices, purees, dredges, flours, breads items. Weighs, measures, assembles ingredients for regular and modified diets. Combines ingredients according to recipes to produce quality food items, minimizing preparation time and food waste. Plans foods for bulk rethermalization according to recipe guidelines and production guidelines. Covers, dates, and stores leftovers according to established local policies/procedures. Operates a variety of kitchen equipment: oven, combi oven/steamer, grill, slicer, mixer, steam kettles, blender, food processor, scale; follows safety procedures regarding the operation of equipment. Gathers test data to assist management in making purchasing and menu pricing decisions. Food Safety/Sanitation Follows sanitary food handling procedures; covers, labels and dates food items; utilize or discard ingredients by expiration date. Disassembles and assembles component parts and accessories for cleaning. Cleans, stores and maintains all kitchen utensils, equipment and work areas practicing a "clean as you go" concept. Cleans and sanitizes assigned work areas: worktables, sinks, blast chillers, racks, carts. Achieves certification in food safety such as ServSafe and is able to apply knowledge of food safety, food temperatures, etc. Operates dish machine; checks detergent level and water temperature before washing and sanitizing cook's equipment. Checks equipment to make sure it is free of food residue and soap. Cleans ovens, combi oven/steamer, slicer, mixer, steam kettles, grill daily. Collects trash, sorts and prepares items for recycling. Cleans floors, walls, shelves as assigned. Performs deep cleaning tasks such as cleaning walk-in refrigerators and freezers. May operate powered floor cleaning or steam equipment for deep cleaning. Prepares food production worksheets from computerized recipe files. Food Storage Receives, rotates and stores perishable and non-perishable items according to service policies. Removes outdated or damaged goods from stock. Labels all food items with contents and dates per labeling guidelines. Weighs, measures, and assembles ingredients accurately and according to standardized recipes or requisitions. Monitor and maintain proper spacing of food products from floor, ceiling and shelving to ensure adequate air flow and spacing of products for optimal food safety. Monitor for signs of pest notifying the appropriate individual as determined by your local policy. Maintain accurate food inventories. Provides assistance to supervisor or higher grade worker in ordering food in accordance with daily and weekly menu requirements. Maintains strict security of all areas. Work Schedule: 530AM-2PM; 630AM-3PM; 1030AM-7PM Preferred Experience: Cook Knowledge Position Description Title/PD#: Cook/PD99818A Physical Requirements: Is subject to continuous standing, walking, frequent bending, reaching, pushing, and pulling. Lifts or moves objects weighing up to 40 lbs. unassisted and occasionally lifts or moves objects weighing more than 40 lbs. with assistance of a lifting device orother workers. Manipulates cumbersome, heavy objects, such as washing stainless steel mixing bowls, pushing heavy carts on casters or operating heavy equipment. Possesses manual dexterity to operate equipment and to handle sharp knives and blades safely. Utilizes eye-hand coordination and the ability to concentrate and react quickly to serve food and operate equipment. - COOK (Commander, Navy Installations Command): You will follow the approved menu unless specific authorization has been granted for substitution or changes. You will evaluate cooked food items to determine whether they are done by their appearance, consistency, texture, and temperature. You will plan entire meals so that completed food products are ready on time and at the correct temperature. You will clean food service equipment to maintain quality standards for food preparation. - Cook (Department of Defense): Prepares limited breakfast foods that will involve grilling for frying. Performs regular and modified salad preparation tasks such as making fruit and vegetable salads; cutting, scraping, chopping, dicing, and peeling fruits and vegetables. Performs regular and modified salad preparation tasks such as making fruit and vegetable salads; cutting, scraping, chopping, dicing, and peeling fruits and vegetables. Set up and replenish the salad bar in accordance with established procedures. Perform ingredient measurement tasks. Weigh vegetables and fruit in accordance with instructions and directions provided. Preform patient tray service duties to include the assembly of trays. Arrange food items for regular and modified diets. - Cook (Federal Emergency Management Agency): All Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center (MWEOC) staff have emergency assignments and are considered deployed in place. Exercises and activations are planned and unplanned, and may require long hours, nights, weekends and holidays. All MWEOC employees are: (1) required to use a government-issued electronic device (to include cellular phones); (2) subject to recall during emergency situations; and (3) required to perform work in locations both above and below ground. What will I do in this position if hired? In this position, you will work as a Cook responsible for providing support to the overall operation of the MWEOC dining facilities. You will review menus, worksheets, recipes and determine quantities of items for number of persons to be served. Typical assignments include: Performing quantity cooking, including adjusting recipes for amounts, ingredient substitution and seasoning; reconstituting dehydrated food as necessary. Performing short order cooking of breakfast and lunch items including eggs, meats, and sandwiches, including handling multiple orders at once. Operating, cleaning, and maintaining standard food service equipment, including ovens, grills, fryers, slicers and various small appliances. Instructing lower graded cooks and food service workers in all aspects of cooking, equipment operations, cleaning and safety and sanitation procedures. Operating a register system, instructing others in the operation and handling of money procedures, such as making change and closing operations at the end of a shift. Note: Hygiene/Grooming Standard - Cooks must maintain a high degree of personal hygiene to include clean body, hair and clothes. Hair must be covered by a hat or hairnet. Facial hair should be limited to: Sideburns are permitted if they don't flair out, grow no longer than the lower portion of the opening for the ear, and are trimmed horizontally and not at an angle. The only facial hair allowed are mustaches that are kept closely trimmed, doesn't grow over the upper lip, and doesn't go any wider than your mouth, (unless completely covered by beard and/or mustache guard.) What else do I need to know? At FEMA, our mission is to help people before, during and after disasters, and every employee at FEMA has a role in emergency management. Every FEMA employee has regular and recurring emergency management responsibilities, though not every position requires routine deployment to disaster sites. All positions are subject to recall around the clock for emergency management operations, which may require irregular work hours, work at locations other than the official duty station, and may include duties other than those specified in the employee's official position description. Travel requirements in support of emergency operations may be extensive in nature (weeks to months), with little advance notice, and may require employees to relocate to emergency sites with physically austere and operationally challenging conditions. Promotion Potential: Future promotions will be dependent on your ability to perform the duties at a higher level, the continuing need for an employee assigned to the higher level, and administrative approval. - FOOD SERVICE WORKER (Bureau of Naval Personnel): You will follow oral instructions from immediate supervisor or work leader to complete work assignments. You will maintain general cleanliness and sanitation of walls, floors, countertops and associated equipment in all food service spaces. You will open boxes and panning products. You will keep work area clean and organized while performing tasks. You will prepare fruits and vegetables by washing and peeling and/or trimming both by hand or machine. You will transport and load hot carts with prepared food items. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Position responsibilities include: Assist journeyman meat cutters by performing the simpler tasks when processing beef, pork, veal, and lamb into retail and ready to eat cuts for sale to patrons. Tray, wrap, weigh, and price cuts using automatic or manual wrapping machines. Ensure correct prices by referencing price lists. Replenish stock in display cases and rotates product to ensure wholesomeness. Use, clean, maintain, and sharpens a variety of hand tools and power equipment. Clean and sanitize work area to maintain required standards of cleanliness and sanitation. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated Your resume must thoroughly describe how your skills and experience
Cuts, trims, and bones beef, pork (primals and subprimals), lamb, and veal into retail cuts in accordance with established cut and trim practices and polities. Cuts special orders such as varying types and sizes of steaks and roasts including complex special orders such as crown roasts. Utilizes knives, saws, meat grinders, meat saws (eg., power band saws), slicers, tenderizers, and meathooks in the performance of duties. Checks primals for correct angle of cuts, adjusts as needed, and advises supervisor of primals or subprimals requiring adjustment from packer. Assists supervisor in conducting meatcutting tests, in computing basic markup percentages, and in checking grades and classes of meat to verify deliveries against requisitions. Conducts fat tests. As necessary, operates meat grinding equipment to prepare different types of ground beef and/or sausage. Selects, sharpens, maintains,
Occupation: Meatcutting (series 7407) | posted as: Meatcutting Worker; Meatcutter; Meatcuttng Worker | You will cut, trim, and remove bones from meat, including beef, pork, lamb, veal, fish and poultry. You may also wrap and display meat for sale. | ~64 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Meatcutter (Defense Commissary Agency): Position responsibilities include: Assist journeyman meat cutters by performing the simpler tasks when processing beef, pork, veal, and lamb into retail and ready to eat cuts for sale to patrons. Tray, wrap, weigh, and price cuts using automatic or manual wrapping machines. Ensure correct prices by referencing price lists. Replenish stock in display cases and rotates product to ensure wholesomeness. Use, clean, maintain, and sharpens a variety of hand tools and power equipment. Clean and sanitize work area to maintain required standards of cleanliness and sanitation. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated Your resume must thoroughly describe how your skills and experiences align to the criteria defined in the Qualifications section of this announcement and it must support your responses to the assessment questionnaire. We do not assume you have the necessary experience to successfully perform in this job regardless of your employment history or academic career. PLEASE REVIEW THE BELOW LINK FOR OTHER SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS needed for proof of eligibility: https://www.dla.mil/Portals/104/Documents/Careers/downloads/DODCustomersRequiredSupportingDocumentation.pdf? ICTAP eligibility: Submit (1) a copy of your agency specific ICTAP eligibility notice or a copy of your separation personnel action form and (2) a copy of your most recent performance appraisal and (3) a copy of your most recent SF 50 or agency notification of personnel action showing your current position, grade level, and duty location. Separation personnel actions do not include a certificate/notice of expected separation. Priority Placement Program (PPP) DoD Retained Grade Preference (RGP) eligibility: 1. Submit a signed Retained Grade PPP Self-Certification Checklist DD3145-1 (whs.mil. 2. a copy of your Notification of Personnel Action (SF-50) effecting the placement in retained grade status; or a copy of the notification letter you received regarding the RIF or classification downgrade. Priority Placement Program, DoD Military Reserve (MR) and National Guard (NG) Technician Eligible (PPP DoD MRNG): In order to receive this preference, you must choose the Military Reserve and National Guard Technician eligibility, and fill out and submit the Military Reserve and National Guard Technician PPP Self-Certification Checklist and copies of the appropriate documentation. Priority Placement Program, DoD Military Reserve (MR) and National Guard (NG) Preference Eligible Tech Receiving Disability Retirement (PPP DoD MR & NG):In order to receive this preference, you must choose the Military Reserve (MR) and National Guard (NG) Preference Eligible Tech Receiving Disability Retirement eligibility and submit a completed Military Reserve and National Guard Technician Disability PPP Self-Certification Checklist and copies of the appropriate documentation, such as the notification letter you received that states you are no longer eligible for Reserve membership due to a service-connected disability. Military Spouse Preference: Submit (1) the Self-Certification Checklist and (2) proof of marriage to the military service member (e.g., marriage certificate, marriage license), and (3) a copy of the military service member's PCS orders. Non-Competitive Military Spouse Preference: Submit (1) Marriage certificate and (2) a copy of your spouse's active Military Orders and (3) DD-214 - Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty (if Applicable) and (4) DD1300 - Report of Casualty (If applicable). Future military retirees and/or Future military separatees: must include a copy of their terminal leave request, if applicable, AND a copy of retirement DD214 [if available]. If DD214 not available, submit a certification document* or a copy of your retirement letter. *A written document from the armed forces certifying the service member is expected to be discharged or released from active duty service in the armed forces under honorable conditions not later than 120 days after the date the certificate is signed. The certification must be on letterhead signed by the adjutant, personnel officer, unit commander or higher headquarters and include your rank, dates of active duty service, type of discharge, character of service, and, if applicable, the date your terminal leave begins. This document is sometimes called a Statement of Service - Meatcutter (Department of Defense): Cuts, trims, and bones beef, pork (primals and subprimals), lamb, and veal into retail cuts in accordance with established cut and trim practices and polities. Cuts special orders such as varying types and sizes of steaks and roasts including complex special orders such as crown roasts. Utilizes knives, saws, meat grinders, meat saws (eg., power band saws), slicers, tenderizers, and meathooks in the performance of duties. Checks primals for correct angle of cuts, adjusts as needed, and advises supervisor of primals or subprimals requiring adjustment from packer. Assists supervisor in conducting meatcutting tests, in computing basic markup percentages, and in checking grades and classes of meat to verify deliveries against requisitions. Conducts fat tests. As necessary, operates meat grinding equipment to prepare different types of ground beef and/or sausage. Selects, sharpens, maintains, and cleans hand tools common to the trade. Operates, maintains, and cleans power equipment including saws, grinders, slicers, and tenderizers. Responds to patron inquiries in a tactful and courteous manner providing information on proper cooking procedures, storage life of product, temperatures and thawingrequirements. Cleans work area including walls and floors ensuring all sanitation requirements for meat preparation areas are met. As required, assists in receiving incoming shipments including unloading and breaking down shipments, storing shipments in chill lockers, and storingvendor items such as ham or poultry in chill or freezer lockers. May enter receipt data from receiving documents into a computer for each category of product received. Read the entire job announcement. Focus on the following sections to understand whether or not you qualify for the position. This critical information is found under: Duties and Qualifications How to Apply (including a preview of the assessment questionnaire, if applicable) How You Will be Evaluated Your resume must thoroughly describe how your skills and experiences align to the criteria defined in the Qualifications section of this announcement and it must support your responses to the assessment questionnaire. We do not assume you have the necessary experience to successfully perform in this job regardless of your employment history or academic career. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Duties include: Communicates instructions and information about getting work started and accomplished. Communicates with supervisors, managers and employees about problems and events, and actively participates in the implementation of problem resolution after obtaining needed information or decisions from supervisors and/or managers. Leads the activities of the production and service areas. Leads food production activities in the absence of a Supervisor or Food Production Manager. May work along with employees so that proper work methods are demonstrated, and the pace of the work can be established and sustained. Adheres to facility customer service standards. In the absence of a Supervisor, follows up on patient feedback as needed, to assure high quality patient/customer service is maintained. Provides on the job training to lower graded food service workers and documents training provi
You will follow oral instructions from immediate supervisor or work leader to complete work assignments. You will maintain general cleanliness and sanitation of walls, floors, countertops and associated equipment in all food service spaces. You will open boxes and panning products. You will keep work area clean and organized while performing tasks. You will prepare fruits and vegetables by washing and peeling and/or trimming both by hand or machine. You will transport and load hot carts with prepared food items.
The purpose of this position is to provide comprehensive care to Dietetics Branch within the Indian Health Service: Prepares beverages, uncooked food items nourishments, supplemental feeding and special formulas according to standardized recipes. Sets up assigned station on the tray line with correct supplies and food items. Serves and replenishes cafeteria lines at scheduled times. Using established policies and procedures, maintains a sanitary, safe working environment for employees & workers. Provides assistance to cooks in the food preparation area
As a Food Service Worker WG-7408-2, your typical work assignments may include the following under supervision: Prepares and assists in the preparation of variety of hot and cold foods. Conveys food and supplies from various food service areas by carrying or utilizing a mobile cart. Preps and sets up food service area under detailed instructions and in accordance with specific area needs. Cleans, remove parts, and reassembles equipment and recognizes obvious wear or need for repairs. Loads, unloads, and cleans food carts and food warmers. Assists in stacking food or subsistence items in the storeroom and places supplies in proper storage. NOTE: Position is also being advertised under merit promotion announcement number BIE-12986301-26-DB MP. For "Status Applicants" who wish to be considered under both merit promotion and competitive procedures must submit a separate application for each a
Serve as a cashier, operating the Point of Sale cash register system, collecting cash from customers, making exact change, and safe guarding cash according to established procedures. Help deliver loaded food carts to the hospital wards for meal service to the patients meeting meal delivery times in accordance with section standards. Manually or using mechanical equipment, wash heavy pots and pans, dishes, trays, and serviceware from the kitchen, dining room, catering functions and patient care units. Clean and sanitize dishroom and pot and pan areas to include countertops, dishwashing machine, dish racks, tray return, scrapping sinks floors, and pot and pan machine. Disassemble trays returned from dining area, and dispose of waste in accordance with established safety and sanitation procedures.
Occupation: Food service working (series 7408) | posted as: Food Service Worker | In this job series, you will serve food and drinks and prepare simple meals at government buildings and locations. You may help set tables, work at food counters, wash dishes and cutlery or move food and kitchen equipmen | ~1017 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - Food Service Worker (Veterans Health Administration): Duties include: Communicates instructions and information about getting work started and accomplished. Communicates with supervisors, managers and employees about problems and events, and actively participates in the implementation of problem resolution after obtaining needed information or decisions from supervisors and/or managers. Leads the activities of the production and service areas. Leads food production activities in the absence of a Supervisor or Food Production Manager. May work along with employees so that proper work methods are demonstrated, and the pace of the work can be established and sustained. Adheres to facility customer service standards. In the absence of a Supervisor, follows up on patient feedback as needed, to assure high quality patient/customer service is maintained. Provides on the job training to lower graded food service workers and documents training provided. Completes safety and sanitation inspection check lists of the food service and food production areas, documents problems, and initiates action to resolve them. This includes advising and communicating to employees' instructions for accomplishing corrective actions. Reviews the daily work assignment sheets and makes adjustments in assignments and work sequence as necessary so that work coverage is provided, and employees are kept busy and productive. Checks work in progress and ensures that when finished it complies with instructions on work sequence, procedures (SOP's), quality, and deadlines. Ensures that the food production and service areas are properly set up with all food and/or supplies in a timely manner to avoid delays in service. Works food service positions as needed. Incumbent may receive food and supply deliveries when necessary. Reviews diet changes prior to tray line, making appropriate adjustments on individual patient tray tickets. Performs final check of trays for proper temperature and accuracy as indicated on tray ticket. Observes the daily activities and work performance of employees and provides information to supervisors for performance appraisals and other evaluations. Recommends training needs of employees and reports disciplinary problems. Assures that safety regulations are being followed. Assists first line supervisors in completing accident reports. Assures proper food handling techniques are used and all employees use good personal hygiene. Ensures sanitation policies and procedures are followed and all NFS work areas are clean and orderly at the end of the tour worked. Enters work order requests promptly for equipment needing repair. Communicates with supervisors leave requests made by employees. Coordinates coverage for unscheduled sick leave, emergency annual leave to ensure that the most essential and necessary work is accomplished in all areas of food production and service. Verifies attendance as needed. Oversees employee activities to ensure that diet orders are processed in time for meal service, tray tickets are reviewed, and foods are portioned and served properly, on schedule, and in a sanitary and attractive manner. Participates in the Nutrition and Food Service Performance Improvement Program. Documents quality improvement data. Participates in special projects for the Service, as assigned. Utilizes computer printouts to communicate food preparation requirements. Processes diet changes, tray tickets, supplemental feedings, food tallies, and menu changes, enters food preferences and standing orders, communicating discrepancies to the dietitian. Records on the daily census report meals served and other workload data. Open and/or close Nutrition and Food Service kitchen and other work areas according to security procedures. Monitors and records refrigerator/freezer temperatures and ensures food items are labeled, dated and stored properly. Monitors and records food temperatures before, during and after meal service. Evaluates food prior to service (including temperature, taste and appearance). Assumes responsibility for the security and safety of the kitchen and work areas when a supervisor is not available or on duty. Serves as relief for first line supervisors during employee shortages and emergency situations. Work Schedule: 6:00 AM-2:30 PM or 10:30 AM-7:00 PM. Will be discussed during interview process. Position Description Title/PD#: Food Service Worker/PD99919S Physical Requirements: The Work leader performs work requiring light to moderate physical effort. They may be required to perform heavy work, such as scouring and scrubbing large size cooking utensils and pushing heavy carts and trucks in unloading, storing, and delivering supplies. They are subject to continuous sitting, standing and walking, and frequent stooping, reaching, pushing, pulling, and bending. They frequently lift or move objects weighing up to 20 pounds unassisted and occasionally lift or move objects weighing more than 40 pounds with the assistance of others. - FOOD SERVICE WORKER (Department of the Navy): You will follow oral instructions from immediate supervisor or work leader to complete work assignments. You will maintain general cleanliness and sanitation of walls, floors, countertops and associated equipment in all food service spaces. You will open boxes and panning products. You will keep work area clean and organized while performing tasks. You will prepare fruits and vegetables by washing and peeling and/or trimming both by hand or machine. You will transport and load hot carts with prepared food items. - Food Service Worker (Department of Health and Human Services): The purpose of this position is to provide comprehensive care to Dietetics Branch within the Indian Health Service: Prepares beverages, uncooked food items nourishments, supplemental feeding and special formulas according to standardized recipes. Sets up assigned station on the tray line with correct supplies and food items. Serves and replenishes cafeteria lines at scheduled times. Using established policies and procedures, maintains a sanitary, safe working environment for employees & workers. Provides assistance to cooks in the food preparation area - Food Service Worker (Bureau of Indian Education): As a Food Service Worker WG-7408-2, your typical work assignments may include the following under supervision: Prepares and assists in the preparation of variety of hot and cold foods. Conveys food and supplies from various food service areas by carrying or utilizing a mobile cart. Preps and sets up food service area under detailed instructions and in accordance with specific area needs. Cleans, remove parts, and reassembles equipment and recognizes obvious wear or need for repairs. Loads, unloads, and cleans food carts and food warmers. Assists in stacking food or subsistence items in the storeroom and places supplies in proper storage. NOTE: Position is also being advertised under merit promotion announcement number BIE-12986301-26-DB MP. For "Status Applicants" who wish to be considered under both merit promotion and competitive procedures must submit a separate application for each announcement. - Food Service Worker (Department of Defense): Serve as a cashier, operating the Point of Sale cash register system, collecting cash from customers, making exact change, and safe guarding cash according to established procedures. Help deliver loaded food carts to the hospital wards for meal service to the patients meeting meal delivery times in accordance with section standards. Manually or using mechanical equipment, wash heavy pots and pans, dishes, trays, and serviceware from the kitchen, dining room, catering functions and patient care units. Clean and sanitize dishroom and pot and pan areas to include countertops, dishwashing machine, dish racks, tray return, scrapping sinks floors, and pot and pan machine. Disassemble trays returned from dining area, and dispose of waste in accordance with established safety and sanitation procedures. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 2 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 0 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 0 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
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You will apply knowledge of the makeup, modification, and operation of moderately complex hydromechanical/pneumatic fuel control subassemblies. You will diagnose, overhaul, repair, and test various components requiring knowledge of pneumatic, hydraulic, and basic electrical and mechanical principals. You will make qualitative evaluations of the internal components of some subassemblies, analyzing the causes of failures, and making the necessary repairs and adjustments to render the components, usable within required specifications. You will use hand tools, jigs, fixtures, special tools, test equipment, measuring devices, and cleaning equipment. You will select and effectively utilize the proper tooling, including measuring devices such as torque wrenches, feeler gauges, depth gauges, etc. You will read and interpret technical data, parts supply manuals, and schematic diagrams. You will r
Provides technical guidance to subordinates on assignments and passes on instructions received from the supervisor. Disassemble, repair, rebuild, modify, test, troubleshoot, and install the more complex hydraulic and pneumatic systems designed to adjust automatically to factors such as temperature, humidity, pressure, or rate of change of velocity, or have sensing devices that feedback into the system information on the systems' performance. Accomplish record keeping, manual and/or automated. Provide leadership for tool control and set the example for proper tool maintenance. Utilize safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintain a safe and clean work environment.
Occupation: Pneudraulic systems mechanic (series 8255) | posted as: Pneudraulic Systems Worker; Pneudraulic Systems Mechanic Leader | You will repair, modify, test and maintain hydraulic and pneumatic systems that produce and regulate fluid. In this job series, you will: Understand the physical principles of fluid behavior in hydraulic and pneumatic s | ~62 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - PNEUDRAULIC SYSTEMS WORKER (Naval Air Systems Command): You will apply knowledge of the makeup, modification, and operation of moderately complex hydromechanical/pneumatic fuel control subassemblies. You will diagnose, overhaul, repair, and test various components requiring knowledge of pneumatic, hydraulic, and basic electrical and mechanical principals. You will make qualitative evaluations of the internal components of some subassemblies, analyzing the causes of failures, and making the necessary repairs and adjustments to render the components, usable within required specifications. You will use hand tools, jigs, fixtures, special tools, test equipment, measuring devices, and cleaning equipment. You will select and effectively utilize the proper tooling, including measuring devices such as torque wrenches, feeler gauges, depth gauges, etc. You will read and interpret technical data, parts supply manuals, and schematic diagrams. You will remove and replace components requiring precise measurements to tolerances of less than one thousandth inch in some applications. You will troubleshoot to determine and isolate malfunctions in less complicated assemblies and components. You will diagnose operational failures to determine the extent of repairs and whether to rework or replace faulty parts, in less complex subassemblies, assemblies, components and systems to estimate time required to complete repairs. - PNEUDRAULIC SYSTEMS MECHANIC LEADER (Department of the Air Force): Provides technical guidance to subordinates on assignments and passes on instructions received from the supervisor. Disassemble, repair, rebuild, modify, test, troubleshoot, and install the more complex hydraulic and pneumatic systems designed to adjust automatically to factors such as temperature, humidity, pressure, or rate of change of velocity, or have sensing devices that feedback into the system information on the systems' performance. Accomplish record keeping, manual and/or automated. Provide leadership for tool control and set the example for proper tool maintenance. Utilize safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintain a safe and clean work environment. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
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his technician position serves as a Pneudraulic Svstem Mechanic within a fuel systems shop responsible for inspection, repair and maintenance of aircraft fuel cells, water injection, entidetonant (ADI), and inflight refueling systems. Utilizing extensive knowledge of fuel systems maintenance practices and procedures, incumbent troubleshoots the systems and determines extent and tvpe of preventive and/or repair maintenance required and performs all necessary repairs, installation, and operational checks. Utilizing electrical wiring diagrams, blueprints, schematics and technical publications, determines extent and type of preventative and/or repair maintenance required. Performs organizational and intermediate maintenance on aircraft fuel systems, components, and equipment to include fuel cells, drop tanks, regulators, pumps, relief valves and fuel accessories. Also performs required maint
***THIS IS A TITLE 32 NATIONAL GUARD POISITION THAT REQUIRES MILITARY MEMBERSHIP*** This position is located in a National Guard aircraft maintenance organization. Its primary purpose is to perform on- and/or off-equipment maintenance on assigned aircraft pneudraulic systems, components and related aerospace ground equipment. 1. Performs maintenance and operational and functional checks on assigned pneudraulic systems. Troubleshoots, removes, inspects, installs, repairs, modifies, rebuilds, and/or tests pneudraulic systems and components for aircraft pneudraulic systems, associated ground support equipment, and/or related test equipment. 2. Performs installation, modification, and/or repair of aircraft pneudraulic systems. Determines proper maintenance and repair procedures and minimum requirements pertaining to parts, clearance and tolerances, and performance characteristics of pneudrau
Occupation: Aircraft pneudraulic systems mechanic (series 8268) | posted as: Title 32 Aircraft Pneudraulic Systems Mechanic (Mi 191 Mxs); Aircraft Pneudraulic Systems Mechanic (Title 32) | You will maintain, modify and repair hydraulic and pneumatic systems in aircraft. Understand the physical principles of fluid behavior in hydraulic and pneumatic systems. Understand electrical and mechanical principl | ~78 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - AIRCRAFT PNEUDRAULIC SYSTEMS MECHANIC (Title 32) (Air National Guard Units): his technician position serves as a Pneudraulic Svstem Mechanic within a fuel systems shop responsible for inspection, repair and maintenance of aircraft fuel cells, water injection, entidetonant (ADI), and inflight refueling systems. Utilizing extensive knowledge of fuel systems maintenance practices and procedures, incumbent troubleshoots the systems and determines extent and tvpe of preventive and/or repair maintenance required and performs all necessary repairs, installation, and operational checks. Utilizing electrical wiring diagrams, blueprints, schematics and technical publications, determines extent and type of preventative and/or repair maintenance required. Performs organizational and intermediate maintenance on aircraft fuel systems, components, and equipment to include fuel cells, drop tanks, regulators, pumps, relief valves and fuel accessories. Also performs required maintenance activities associated with time compliance technical orders (TCTC) involving aircraft fuel systems, inflight refueling systems and related components. Connects power sources, and using cockpit controls, gauges and additional precision instruments, performs operational and functional checks of inflight refueling, single point refueling and fuel transfer systems and related valves, pumps, switches, selectors, and control devices. Performs leak check of aircraft fuel systems by visual inspection or by removal of panels and dye tracing fuel leaks. Determines serviceability of fuel cell sealant and replaces it when required. Examines faulty components and determines feasibility of repair, replacement and/or need for submitting unsatisfactory reports. Repairs, reassembles, and installs fuel system components and performs operational tests using bench and other related test equipment. Diagnoses and overhauls fuel accessories by disassembling, cleaning, and examining parts for corrosion, scratches, cracks or other damage. Replaces gaskets and worn parts, reassembles accessories, adjusts and tests to insure proper operation in accordance with standards in technical data. Controls entry into fuel cell repair areas. Prepares for and participates in various types of readiness evaluations such as ORI, IG, and DE inspections, mobility, and command support exercises. May be required to perform such additional duties as structural fire fighting, aircraft fire/crash/rescue duty, security guard, snow removal, munitions loading and handling, heavy equipment operator, maintenance of facilities and equipment, or serve as a member of a team to cope with natural disasters or civil emergencies. - TITLE 32 AIRCRAFT PNEUDRAULIC SYSTEMS MECHANIC (MI 191 MXS) (Department of the Air Force): ***THIS IS A TITLE 32 NATIONAL GUARD POISITION THAT REQUIRES MILITARY MEMBERSHIP*** This position is located in a National Guard aircraft maintenance organization. Its primary purpose is to perform on- and/or off-equipment maintenance on assigned aircraft pneudraulic systems, components and related aerospace ground equipment. 1. Performs maintenance and operational and functional checks on assigned pneudraulic systems. Troubleshoots, removes, inspects, installs, repairs, modifies, rebuilds, and/or tests pneudraulic systems and components for aircraft pneudraulic systems, associated ground support equipment, and/or related test equipment. 2. Performs installation, modification, and/or repair of aircraft pneudraulic systems. Determines proper maintenance and repair procedures and minimum requirements pertaining to parts, clearance and tolerances, and performance characteristics of pneudraulic systems and related aerospace ground equipment. 3. Performs organizational and field level maintenance to include periodic, phase time, calendar, unscheduled, and special inspection. Provides technical assistance to other shops concerning complicated interaction malfunctions between other systems, subsystems, and components. 4. Prepares for and participates in various types of readiness evaluations such as ORI, IG and UE inspections, mobility, and command support exercises. May be required to perform such additional duties as structural fire fighting, aircraft fire/crash/rescue duty, serve as security guard, remove snow, load and handle munitions, launch/recover and service of aircraft, operate heavy equipment, maintain facilities and equipment, or serves as a member of a team to cope with natural disasters or civil emergencies. The above duty description doesn't contain all details of the official position description. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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(1) Removes, installs, certifies, repairs, modifies, overhauls, and installs turboprop engines, reduction gear boxes, turbine modules, compressor modules, auxiliary power units, propellers and related propeller components as required. Performs maintenance on all propulsion systems including troubleshooting and diagnosing defects, certifying, conducting bench checks, performing in-shop and on-equipment repairs and overhauls. Diagnoses malfunctions using computerized test equipment, schematic diagrams, technical publications and performs the appropriate repair according to the test results and analysis. Determines the extent of disassembly necessary to repair, overhaul, replace and certify all engine, propeller and auxiliary power unit parts. Cleans and inspects engine and propeller component parts such as turbines, gearboxes, blades, gears, bearings, etc. Assembles engines, propellers and
A WG-8602-10, AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANIC: Troubleshoots malfunctioning engines and interrelated propulsion system components, determines degree of disassembly or certification required, repairs or replaces defective components, diagnostic computers and associated hardware. Analyzes malfunctions using schematic and wiring diagrams, blueprints, manufacturer's specifications, computer diagnostics data, inspection findings, trending data and aircrew debriefs. Performs engine run operation on installed and uninstalled engines to troubleshoot malfunctions or verify findings. Removes and installs engines and auxiliary power units. Operates, Automated Ground Test Systems (AGETS), trouble-shoots and repairs aircraft jet engines. Troubleshoots, modifies, repairs, and performs sequential disassembly and assembly of gearboxes and auxiliary power units. Performs evaluations that must be accomplished at
(1) Troubleshoots and diagnoses malfunctioning engines to determine degree of disassembly, repair, modification, and adjustment needed. Removes and disassembles aircraft engines in order to perform necessary maintenance. Inspects engine components using visual, magnetic, fluorescent and dye-penetrant inspection methods. Analyses inspection findings to determine extent of repairs required. With the aid of diagrams, schematics and technical publications, makes necessary repairs and modifications. Assembles and installs engines adhering to prescribed procedures, safety practices and technical requirements. Pre-oils newly installed engines and performs initial start-up. (2) Performs periodic and special inspections on engines. Inspects installed, repaired and modified engines and components to insure compliance with technical publications. Interprets inspection findings to determine adequacy
You will serve as an Aircraft Engine Mechanic and will be responsible for testing and certifying acceptable performance of all conventional or modified aircraft engines prior to them being installed in the aircraft or placed in inventory. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Repairing and reworking engine parts and components. Following standard procedures to perform visual, dimensional and tactile checks of individual parts for foreign object damage, stress fractures, excessive wear, etc. Disassembling aircraft engines and components and removing tubing, fuel controls, pumps and other accessories from engines. Operating diagnostic and on-board electronic equipment and systems to aid in identifying aircraft related problems that may affect engine operation. Identifying and selecting alternative methods and tra
Occupation: Aircraft engine mechanic (series 8602) | posted as: Aircraft Engine Mechanic | You will maintain, troubleshoot, repair, overhaul, modify and test aircraft engines, components and accessories. Some jobs may require electronics knowledge. | ~157 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANIC (Title 32) (Department of the Air Force): (1) Removes, installs, certifies, repairs, modifies, overhauls, and installs turboprop engines, reduction gear boxes, turbine modules, compressor modules, auxiliary power units, propellers and related propeller components as required. Performs maintenance on all propulsion systems including troubleshooting and diagnosing defects, certifying, conducting bench checks, performing in-shop and on-equipment repairs and overhauls. Diagnoses malfunctions using computerized test equipment, schematic diagrams, technical publications and performs the appropriate repair according to the test results and analysis. Determines the extent of disassembly necessary to repair, overhaul, replace and certify all engine, propeller and auxiliary power unit parts. Cleans and inspects engine and propeller component parts such as turbines, gearboxes, blades, gears, bearings, etc. Assembles engines, propellers and auxiliary power units, adhering to prescribed procedures, torque values, safety methods and clearances. Troubleshoots propellers using electric and hydraulic test stands to check for proper operation and evidence of oil leakage. Operationally checks engines and propeller assemblies and auxiliary power units, by using the engine test cell facility to meet all full power run checks on the engine and propeller assemblies and auxiliary power units. (2) Modifies engines, propellers, auxiliary power units, and components in accordance with Time Compliance Technical Orders (TCTO) directives; removes and installs engine quick change kits; prepares engines for installation and installs engine and propeller assemblies on aircraft. Evaluates technical problems of repair, overhaul, modification and installation of aircraft propulsion systems. Solves all types of maintenance problems and performs bench checks and test engine and propeller assemblies for serviceability. (3) Performs operational checks of installed propellers, engines, auxiliary power units and sub-systems during aircraft maintenance ground runs in accordance with approved checklists. Employs test equipment such as computer borescope, fuel pressure gauges, air pressure gauges, and alignment fixtures. Utilizes special tools and precision measuring equipment, high-pressure hydraulic test equipment, and electronic test equipment. (4) Performs isochronal and special evaluations on engines, propellers and auxiliary power units. Interprets certification findings and determines adequacy of corrective action. Certifies installed and repaired engines for compliance with technical publications. Performs fixed and mobile test stand functions (which may include maintenance of engine test cell facility); installs special test equipment; performs pre-operational and post operational checks. Operates engines and propellers and records test data. Operates, certifies, and maintains computerized engine test/trim automated systems (ETTAS) on the engine test cell. Evaluates, identifies and corrects problems on propeller and engine components causing vibration or impending failure using the ETTAS system, and vibration analyzer. Evaluates engine and propeller performance by computing engine torque and specific fuel consumption. Monitors engine RPM and turbine inlet temperatures. Evaluates engine and propeller performance and accepts or rejects the individual components. Removes engine and propeller from test stand and prepares units for aircraft installation or storage. Accomplishes operator maintenance on the aircraft and engine sound suppresser facility, test stands and various pieces of ground equipment, including the auxiliary power unit test cell. Performs dynamic propeller balancing and tests the propeller integrated synchophasing. (5) Performs aircraft full power runs and complete engine and propeller efficiency checks. Clears Red X symbol documentation on engine and propeller related components. (6) Prepares man-hour data collection and required forms for input into the Core Automated Maintenance System (CAMS) or the G081 (AFI 22-2101, CAMS for Mobility). Reviews and assists in maintaining Technical Orders (TOs) and other technical publications and directives pertinent to the element. (7) Maintains bench stock, parts, and equipment. Assists the material control function in identifying part numbers and stock numbers for processing and controlling of repair cycle assets. (8) Provides on-the-job training for assigned personnel. Plans and conducts formal classes of instruction in techniques of repair and maintenance of aircraft engine, propeller, auxiliary power unit, and related equipment and in the use of diagrams, blueprints, wiring schematics and technical publications. Evaluates effectiveness of training by observation and through written and oral examinations. Advises supervisor of the experience and skill levels of assigned personnel. Maintains training documentation. DUTIES CONTINUED UNDER EDUCATION: - AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANIC (Air National Guard Units): A WG-8602-10, AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANIC: Troubleshoots malfunctioning engines and interrelated propulsion system components, determines degree of disassembly or certification required, repairs or replaces defective components, diagnostic computers and associated hardware. Analyzes malfunctions using schematic and wiring diagrams, blueprints, manufacturer's specifications, computer diagnostics data, inspection findings, trending data and aircrew debriefs. Performs engine run operation on installed and uninstalled engines to troubleshoot malfunctions or verify findings. Removes and installs engines and auxiliary power units. Operates, Automated Ground Test Systems (AGETS), trouble-shoots and repairs aircraft jet engines. Troubleshoots, modifies, repairs, and performs sequential disassembly and assembly of gearboxes and auxiliary power units. Performs evaluations that must be accomplished at critical points in the repair/build-up process using a variety of quality characteristics, consisting of complete systems or components and assemblies that undergo many steps in a repair process and have highly critical tolerances. Performs test cell operation of engine and aircraft run up, analyzes operating parameters, makes final adjustments and verifies that engine is operating within acceptable parameters for safe operation in the aircraft. Performs scheduled and special evaluations on installed engines, auxiliary power units, and associated airframe-mounted systems. Interprets Engine Management trend data and investigates trend anomalies to eliminate catastrophic engine failure or damage by the prediction and detection of adverse trends towards known failure modes before they occur. Performs command directed and locally established in-progress inspections (IPI) (certifying acceptable performance of all conventional or modified aircraft engines prior to their being installed in the aircraft or placed in inventory) of propulsion system components and associated equipment to determine adequacy of workmanship, materials and maintenance. Makes final certification of completed work and critical engine build measurements, annotating by signature that work and tolerances are correct. Certifies aircraft is safe for flight by Clearing Red X and other Red symbols. Requisitions, processes, and accounts for supply assets as required by the repairable processing system. Verifies compatibility of engine components. Performs computer data entry of engine and component information such as component location, status and tracking information into the Core Automated Maintenance System (CAMS) for fighter aircraft, and G081, (CAMS for Mobility) for multi-engine transport aircraft. Uses computer-based systems to account for time expenditures of maintenance performed. Provides technical advice and troubleshooting expertise to other work centers when propulsion systems affect or are affected by interrelated aircraft systems, such as: electro-environmental, pneudraulic, fuel and avionics systems. Provides on-the-job training to lower graded personnel or newly assigned personnel regardless of grade. Trains lower graded employees on proper certification techniques of installed engine components. Provides instruction in repair and inspection techniques of aircraft engine components and related equipment. Examines recurring malfunctions and initiates corrective actions by submission of quality deficiency or software deficiency reports. Devises repair procedures based on findings and recommends program changes or data corrections to correct software or technical data deficiencies. Recommends revisions to intermediate maintenance directives when necessary. Serves as the hazardous materials manager as required. Interprets and follows state and federal regulations regarding the reclamation, storage and transportation of hazardous materials. Prepares for and participates in various types of readiness evaluations such as Operational Readiness Inspections (ORI), Inspector General (IG) Inspections, Unit Effectiveness Inspections and mobility and command support exercises. Performs additional duties such as, hydrazine response, aircraft or equipment decontamination, structural fire fighting, fire/crash/rescue duty, security guard, snow removal, munitions loading and handling, heavy equipment operator, maintenance of facilities and equipment, and assists local authorities during natural disasters or civil emergencies. Other duties as assigned.(temporary, minor, or incidental tasks) - AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANIC (T32) (Army National Guard Units): (1) Troubleshoots and diagnoses malfunctioning engines to determine degree of disassembly, repair, modification, and adjustment needed. Removes and disassembles aircraft engines in order to perform necessary maintenance. Inspects engine components using visual, magnetic, fluorescent and dye-penetrant inspection methods. Analyses inspection findings to determine extent of repairs required. With the aid of diagrams, schematics and technical publications, makes necessary repairs and modifications. Assembles and installs engines adhering to prescribed procedures, safety practices and technical requirements. Pre-oils newly installed engines and performs initial start-up. (2) Performs periodic and special inspections on engines. Inspects installed, repaired and modified engines and components to insure compliance with technical publications. Interprets inspection findings to determine adequacy of repairs, modification, or corrective 'actions. Conducts tests of repaired components using bench mock-ups and related test equipment. Installs special test equipment and performs preoperational and post operational checks. Evaluates engine performance by computing fuel consumption, monitoring RPM and analyzing exhaust gas temperatures. (3) Performs engine trim in accordance with applicable directives. Adjusts, aligns and calibrates engine and components to insure maximum operating efficiency consistent with design characteristics. Employs a variety of test equipment and instruments such as engine pressure-ratio-indicator, exhaust-gas temperature gage, fuel flow meter, air pressure indicator and other alignment fixtures. Evaluates engine performance and accepts or rejects engine. (4) Must be knowledgeable of applicable technical manuals and other publications pertaining to aircraft engines. May be required to maintain library of pertinent regulations. Evaluates justification for unsatisfactory reports and practicality of proposed modification. Records and maintains test data on appropriate log sheets. May assist in identifying stock numbers for required repair parts or in the requisitioning of bench stock materials, parts and equipment. (5) When designated on NCB Flying Status orders, may participate in aerial flights which are defined by applicable Army publications as Maintenance Test Flights. Serves as a member of the flight crew for the purpose of observing, recording, and diagnosing malfunctions, or otherwise assisting in determining the performance of aircraft engine components. (6) Performs on-the-job training as required. Evaluates training effectiveness. (7) Performs such travel as may be required in the accomplishment of assigned duties and the organizational mission. (8) May assist authorized firefighters in the performance of fire/crash/ rescue duties as needed. (9) May assist in other functions within the component repair shop in the accomplishment of mission requirements. (10) Performs other duties as assigned. - Aircraft Engine Mechanic (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as an Aircraft Engine Mechanic and will be responsible for testing and certifying acceptable performance of all conventional or modified aircraft engines prior to them being installed in the aircraft or placed in inventory. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Repairing and reworking engine parts and components. Following standard procedures to perform visual, dimensional and tactile checks of individual parts for foreign object damage, stress fractures, excessive wear, etc. Disassembling aircraft engines and components and removing tubing, fuel controls, pumps and other accessories from engines. Operating diagnostic and on-board electronic equipment and systems to aid in identifying aircraft related problems that may affect engine operation. Identifying and selecting alternative methods and trade techniques to adapt accepted repair procedures to new or unfamiliar engine or accessory systems, in order to anticipate what tools and parts will be required and to set up the work area. Mandatory training is required which must be successfully completed and other training may occur as necessary for success in the position. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 4 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Occupation: General aircraft overhaul (series 8801) | You will disassemble, assemble and test phases of aircraft overhaul programs. | ~8 permanent entry hires/yr Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 3 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 1 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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(1) Directs, monitors or performs overall maintenance, servicing, inspections and documentation for one or more aircraft. Work is performed in complex working conditions under time and/or mission constraints to include all weather and night operations. Works with, coordinates and oversees the work of subordinate aircraft mechanics. Coordinates and oversees the work of journey level workers in other trades working simultaneously on the assigned aircraft. Reviews, trains and prepares to perform battle damage assessment/repair. Participates in mission generation/regeneration operations. Directs multiple specialists in preparing aircraft for combat operations. Expedites aircraft operations to include concurrent servicing, hot pit refueling and/or combat turns or integrated combat turns. Performs preflight, postflight, thru flight, periodic, isochronal, phase, hourly and special inspections,
You will overhaul, repair, and reassemble aircraft systems, including removing, replacing, installing, and aligning components according to technical manuals. You will visually inspect components to diagnose issues and conduct pressure tests on systems to verify functionality after repairs are complete. You will assist with flight line operations, including aircraft checkouts, inspecting for leaks, and standing fire guard during engine starts. You will perform basic preservation duties, including corrosion control, minor lubrication, and conducting regular preservation inspections. You will operate Ground Support Equipment (GSE) and use a variety of common and precision hand tools to complete maintenance tasks. You will inspect, disassemble, reassemble, and test armament mounts such as bomb racks and missile launchers. You will use technical manuals to look up parts and make precise entr
You will serve as an Aircraft Mechanic Leader and will responsible for providing leadership and/or training to your assigned workforce, performing journey level aircraft mechanical maintenance, as well as a variety of other tasks related to aircraft maintenance. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Passing on instructions to subordinates from supervisors, making work assignments, establishing workflow, setting the pace for work completion and distributing and balancing the workload. Demonstrating proper work methods and providing technical guidance. Repairing and adjusting a variety of aircraft mechanical and electrical systems, components and assemblies such as hydraulic, oil, fuel, pressurization systems; landing gear assemblies; cable controls; hydromechanical clutches; and accessory drive gear boxes. Assur
You will serve as an Aircraft Worker / Aircraft Mechanic and will be responsible for performing aircraft mechanic journey level work. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: WG-08 Disassembling aircrafts or major components for overhaul or modification. Assisting in aircraft configuration changes, refueling/defueling and towing. Performing repairs of limited complexity such as removing and replacing worn or damaged gaskets, pneudraulic lines, fuel cells, couplings, cables, and pulleys. Following detailed procedures that specify task sequences, tolerances, etc. Installing aligning and adjusting less complex aircraft systems, subsystems, assemblies and components. WG-10 Repairing and maintaining various major and minor mechanical and hydraulic systems. Performing flight line maintenance of assigned and transient op
(1) Performs inspections, functional checks, and preventive maintenance on aircraft to include periodic, phase, hourly, preflight, postflight, calendar, thru-flight, and special inspections such as fuel contamination, emergency equipment, and oil sampling. Inspects and performs functional checks such as landing gear retraction and operation checks on hydraulic, electrical, pressurization, lubrication, de-icing, vacuum, induction, and exhaust systems. Installs equipment such as external tanks, tow reels, hoists, and pylons. (2) Troubleshoots and performs unscheduled maintenance on assigned and transient aircraft, utilizing various gauges, meters, measuring devices and other related test equipment. Performs major adjustments and alignments of aircraft systems or components and assists specialists as required. Removes and replaces aircraft components such as control surfaces, engines, const
Occupation: Aircraft mechanic (series 8852) | posted as: Aircraft Mechanic (Title 32); Aircraft Mechanic (Uh-72A); Aircraft Worker; Aircraft Mechanic-Direct Hire Authority | You will maintain, troubleshoot, repair, overhaul and modify fixed and rotary-wing aircraft systems, airframes, components and assemblies. Some jobs require electronic knowledge. | ~755 permanent entry hires/yr What real announcements say the work is: - AIRCRAFT MECHANIC (T32) (Air National Guard Units): (1) Directs, monitors or performs overall maintenance, servicing, inspections and documentation for one or more aircraft. Work is performed in complex working conditions under time and/or mission constraints to include all weather and night operations. Works with, coordinates and oversees the work of subordinate aircraft mechanics. Coordinates and oversees the work of journey level workers in other trades working simultaneously on the assigned aircraft. Reviews, trains and prepares to perform battle damage assessment/repair. Participates in mission generation/regeneration operations. Directs multiple specialists in preparing aircraft for combat operations. Expedites aircraft operations to include concurrent servicing, hot pit refueling and/or combat turns or integrated combat turns. Performs preflight, postflight, thru flight, periodic, isochronal, phase, hourly and special inspections, as well as servicing, defueling, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Serves as the technical authority to advise on, inspect and approve all airframe, mechanical, electrical/environmental, avionics, engine and pneudraulic repairs on assigned aircraft. Works closely with the production control function to report current aircraft status, requests and coordinates specialist support for accomplishing maintenance exceeding sortie generation capabilities or time constraints. Controls and performs work assignments based upon priorities, workload, availability of parts, facilities, material and personnel. Assigns maintenance and repair functions to subordinate mechanics. Coordinates with production control to direct short notice availability of the aircraft to accomplish work on delayed discrepancies and other scheduled maintenance to meet mission requirements. Observes and inspects performance and work procedures to ensure compliance with applicable technical publications, directives and local policy. Accomplishes operational tests of aircraft systems and components. Directs and performs the ground movement of aircraft. Launches, recovers, parks and services aircraft. Performs end of runway inspection. Installs, removes, inspects and adjusts aerial delivery systems to mission requirements. (2) Ensures aircraft documentation and Maintenance Information Systems (MIS) accurately reflect the airworthiness of the Aircraft. Provides technical guidance and assistance to flight crews regarding observed discrepancies and experienced in-flight characteristics and system malfunctions. Performs or assists in aircrew debriefing when required. (3) Performs in-process and final inspection of aircraft and components undergoing repair, overhaul and/or modification to verify and certify by signature adherence to work techniques, procedures and quality standards established by applicable publications. Completed work is reviewed for adherence to maintenance policy independently to determine that the aircraft is prepared and safe for flight. Due to the nature of operations tempo, must make decisions on a wide range of matters that may involve changes to past precedents to ensure completion of the mission. Clears Red X symbols on aircraft forms, accomplishes or directs engine power runs, may taxi aircraft in accordance with applicable directives. (4) Plans, develops and conducts training during the technician work week to a multi facet workforce comprised of from 3 to 8 assigned military positions. Training sessions are designed to provide instructions in techniques of repair and maintenance of aircraft and related equipment. Conducts and certifies Cross Utilization Training (CUT) of non WG-88XX series Aircraft Mechanics to meet mission requirements. Selects the appropriate instructional method, utilizing either formalized classroom or practical on-the-job method of instruction. Evaluates and certifies effectiveness of training by observation as the trainee performs the task(s). Determines experience and skill level of assigned personnel. Maintains Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP) for assigned members. (5) Prepares for and participates in various types of readiness evaluations, inspections, mobilization and command support exercises and Operations Other Than War (OOTW). May be required to perform such additional duties as structural firefighting, aircraft fire/crash/rescue duty, security guard, snow removal, munitions loading and handling, heavy equipment operation, maintenance of facilities and equipment or to serve as a team member on boards to cope with natural disasters or civil emergencies. May be required to travel in military aircraft and drive military vehicles. May be required to participate in various periods of temporary duty away from place of assignment. (6) Complies with safety, fire, security, environmental and housekeeping regulations. Ensures that material and equipment are properly and safely protected and maintained. (7) Performs other duties as assigned. PLEASE CONTACT HRO FOR COMPLETE POSITION DESCRIPTION. - AIRCRAFT WORKER (Naval Air Systems Command): You will overhaul, repair, and reassemble aircraft systems, including removing, replacing, installing, and aligning components according to technical manuals. You will visually inspect components to diagnose issues and conduct pressure tests on systems to verify functionality after repairs are complete. You will assist with flight line operations, including aircraft checkouts, inspecting for leaks, and standing fire guard during engine starts. You will perform basic preservation duties, including corrosion control, minor lubrication, and conducting regular preservation inspections. You will operate Ground Support Equipment (GSE) and use a variety of common and precision hand tools to complete maintenance tasks. You will inspect, disassemble, reassemble, and test armament mounts such as bomb racks and missile launchers. You will use technical manuals to look up parts and make precise entries into aircraft records to document all work accomplished. You will obtain oil samples and remove filters from aircraft systems for off-site laboratory evaluation. You will actively participate in and improve command programs for Quality, Safety, Foreign Object Damage (FOD), and tool control. - Aircraft Mechanic Leader (Department of Homeland Security): You will serve as an Aircraft Mechanic Leader and will responsible for providing leadership and/or training to your assigned workforce, performing journey level aircraft mechanical maintenance, as well as a variety of other tasks related to aircraft maintenance. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: Passing on instructions to subordinates from supervisors, making work assignments, establishing workflow, setting the pace for work completion and distributing and balancing the workload. Demonstrating proper work methods and providing technical guidance. Repairing and adjusting a variety of aircraft mechanical and electrical systems, components and assemblies such as hydraulic, oil, fuel, pressurization systems; landing gear assemblies; cable controls; hydromechanical clutches; and accessory drive gear boxes. Assuring written instructions and reference materials are available and followed and that safety regulations are complied with. Keeping in touch with subordinates concerning the status and progress of work, making adjustments to meet deadlines and dealing with backlogs. Mandatory training is required which must be successfully completed and other training may occur as necessary for success in the position. - Aircraft Mechanic (U.S. Coast Guard): You will serve as an Aircraft Worker / Aircraft Mechanic and will be responsible for performing aircraft mechanic journey level work. Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include: WG-08 Disassembling aircrafts or major components for overhaul or modification. Assisting in aircraft configuration changes, refueling/defueling and towing. Performing repairs of limited complexity such as removing and replacing worn or damaged gaskets, pneudraulic lines, fuel cells, couplings, cables, and pulleys. Following detailed procedures that specify task sequences, tolerances, etc. Installing aligning and adjusting less complex aircraft systems, subsystems, assemblies and components. WG-10 Repairing and maintaining various major and minor mechanical and hydraulic systems. Performing flight line maintenance of assigned and transient operational aircraft, including functional testing, troubleshooting, and repairing all airframe mechanical systems, or post assembly checkout, adjustment, and repairing of overhauled and modified aircraft to prepare for and correct deficiencies found on functional check flights. Running engines and auxiliary power units. Cleaning, lubricating, and maintaining tools and equipment. Training employees with lesser skills in aircraft mechanical work activities. Disassembling, troubleshooting, performing functional tests, calibrating and maintaining a variety of components, assemblies, and equipment. Mandatory training is required which must be successfully completed and other training may occur as necessary for success in the position. - AIRCRAFT MECHANIC (Title 32) (Department of the Air Force): (1) Performs inspections, functional checks, and preventive maintenance on aircraft to include periodic, phase, hourly, preflight, postflight, calendar, thru-flight, and special inspections such as fuel contamination, emergency equipment, and oil sampling. Inspects and performs functional checks such as landing gear retraction and operation checks on hydraulic, electrical, pressurization, lubrication, de-icing, vacuum, induction, and exhaust systems. Installs equipment such as external tanks, tow reels, hoists, and pylons. (2) Troubleshoots and performs unscheduled maintenance on assigned and transient aircraft, utilizing various gauges, meters, measuring devices and other related test equipment. Performs major adjustments and alignments of aircraft systems or components and assists specialists as required. Removes and replaces aircraft components such as control surfaces, engines, constant speed drive, engine mounted gear boxes, wing fuel tanks or cells, landing gear mechanisms, wheels, brakes and tires. Services oil, fluid, fuel, hydraulic, and oxygen systems. Adjusts and maintains installed equipment such as tow targets, hydraulic reels, and drive assemblies. Removes and replaces working or inoperative parts and elements. Performs operator maintenance on aircraft installed auxiliary power units. Tows, taxies, parks, and moors assigned and transient aircraft. Meets and debriefs the aircrew on the status of the aircraft. Launches and recovers assigned and transient aircraft to include those on alert status. Performs end-of-runway inspections prior to take-off. Inspects for conditions such as oil, fuel and hydraulic leaks; damaged tires; and loose panels which would make the aircraft unsafe for flight. (3) May be required to perform user and organizational level maintenance on assigned support equipment, including inspection, repair, modification, and corrosion prevention. Inventories, controls, stores and repairs 780 equipment. Accomplishes and reviews nonpowered AGE and 780 equipment records relating to assigned equipment. (4) Provides data for aircraft maintenance historical records, complete maintenance data collection, man-hour accounting, and other forms as required. Assists the aircraft maintenance supply function in identifying parts and stock numbers and obtaining necessary parts and tools to perform assigned duties. (5) Instructs, directs, and assigns maintenance repair tasks to drill status guard members. Observes work and ensures compliance with standard procedures and applicable technical publications. (6) Complies with safety, fire, security, and housekeeping regulations. Ensures that material and equipment are properly stored, protected, maintained and secured. (7) Prepares for and participates in various types of readiness evaluations such as MEI, ORI, IG and UE inspections, mobility and command support exercises. May be required to perform such additional duties as structural fire fighting, aircraft fire/crash/ rescue duty, security guard, snow removal, munitions loading and handling, heavy equipment operator, maintenance of facilities and equipment, or serve as a member of a team to cope with natural disasters or civil emergencies. (8) Performs other duties as assigned. Score every statement 0-4. Return one entry per statement id. 0. Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. 1. Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. 2. Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. 3. Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. 4. Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. 5. Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. 6. Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. 7. Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. 8. Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. 9. Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. 10. Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. 11. Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. 12. Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. 13. Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. 14. Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. 15. Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. 16. Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. 17. Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. 18. Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. 19. Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. 20. Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. 21. Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. 22. Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. 23. Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. 24. Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues.
| 4 | 12 | Track aircraft or vehicle maintenance jobs from release to completion, reshuffle priorities when urgent repairs appear, and keep the work order board current. |
| 3 | 20 | Plan, test, inspect, maintain, or improve complex machinery, structures, instruments, or control systems used in government operations. |
| 2 | 17 | Analyze technical problems in systems, equipment, or processes and apply engineering or physical science principles to solve them. |
| 2 | 18 | Review forms, records, and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established rules and procedures. |
| 2 | 19 | Clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, and facilities to maintain safe and orderly conditions. |
| 1 | 13 | Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary. |
| 1 | 14 | Receive, track, store, issue, and move supplies, equipment, and other materials so the right items are available when needed. |
| 1 | 23 | Check orders, inventory, and deliveries for accuracy, and keep records or paperwork that support buying, stocking, safeguarding, and distributing government property. |
| 0 | 0 | Review benefit claims one case at a time, interview the person about their situation, gather evidence, and decide whether the claim is allowed or denied. Explain the decision, correct discrepancies, and update the record so the payment amount is right. |
| 0 | 1 | Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out. |
| 0 | 2 | Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up. |
| 0 | 3 | Prepare written explanations and status updates for people asking why a case is delayed, what records are being searched, and what comes next. |
| 0 | 4 | Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps. |
| 0 | 5 | Review a request for records, identify what documents must be gathered, and coordinate with other offices to assemble a complete response. |
| 0 | 6 | Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line. |
| 0 | 7 | Receive emergency calls, sort out what is happening, and send the right responders while the situation is still unfolding. Keep radio traffic, computer logs, and unit status moving in a center where every minute can change the outcome. |
| 0 | 8 | Move through a warehouse or storage area receiving shipments, checking counts, shelving items, and pulling supplies for issue or delivery. Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks to keep stock organized and ready for the next request. |
| 0 | 9 | Track a stack of budget transactions, reconcile commitments and obligations, and flag when spending plans need to be adjusted before funds run short. |
| 0 | 10 | Stand at a hospital entrance or ward post and screen patients, visitors, and staff before they reach restricted areas, checking bags, badges, and weapons as part of the shift. Handle the first response when an alarm, disturbance, or suspicious person needs to be stopped, questioned, or detained. |
| 0 | 11 | Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff. |
| 0 | 15 | Gather, interpret, and present information about organizations, markets, policies, or events for decision makers and the public. Coordinate with others to produce reports, briefings, translations, or media materials that support communication and outreach. |
| 0 | 16 | Interview people, gather facts, and prepare reports or recommendations based on findings from legal, safety, or enforcement work. |
| 0 | 21 | Collect information, observe conditions, and record findings to support treatment, diagnosis, counseling, or supervision. Use standard tools, tests, interviews, or reports to communicate results to licensed professionals or other staff. |
| 0 | 22 | Prepare and deliver clear information to audiences in writing, in person, or through media channels. Tailor the message to different groups and purposes while keeping it accurate and consistent. |
| 0 | 24 | Provide administrative support by organizing information, updating files and systems, preparing correspondence or reports, and helping resolve routine customer or employee issues. |
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Draw items from these axes:
- Who you deal with all day: patients, inmates, taxpayers, travellers, soldiers, applicants, scientists, no one
- Where the work physically happens: hospital ward, forest, border, warehouse, courtroom, cubicle, aircraft hangar
- What passing through the door requires: a specific degree, a licence, a clearance, a fitness test, an age limit, nothing
- Rhythm and stakes: same task repeated to a standard, one long case at a time, emergencies, seasonal surges
- What a wrong call costs: money, a legal outcome, someone's health, someone's safety, nothing much
Write each item as a plain description of the activity, in the imperative, the way a job description would put it — e.g. "Explain rules, benefits and next steps to people worried about their own case, with every conversation different." Two sentences at most. Never begin with "Would you rather", "Do you like", "Are you interested in", or any question form. No question marks.
Do not write generic interest items ("working with data"). Do not write two items that would score the same across these occupations. Do not ask about skills or qualifications the person already has — describe the work itself, so a 17-year-old can react to it. Every item must be one a real federal job would answer differently from most others on the list.
Do not end an item by restating the axis you drew it from. Clauses like "where the wrong call can affect safety", "the main cost of a mistake is lost time or money", "with the same tasks repeated to a standard" or "in a rhythm where one urgent call interrupts the next" read as machine-written and get stripped by hand every time they appear. Describe the work and stop.
The cache stores responses keyed by a hash of the request, and a generation prompt depends on which occupations were batched together on that run, so these responses are not paired with their prompts. Items that survived pruning are in the table above.
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Contact representative, Veterans claims examining, Nursing assistant, Custodial working, Correctional officer, Police, Customs and border protection, Border patrol enforcement, Forestry technician, Miscellaneous clerk and assistant, General business and industry, Contracting, Miscellaneous administration and program, Human resources assistance, General legal and kindred administration, Compliance, inspection and support, Food service working
Guide people through a benefits or legal case one file at a time, explaining what the rules mean for their situation and what happens next. Keep the focus on decisions that affect rights, payments, or eligibility.
Move through a ward or clinic room by room, helping patients with bathing, feeding, turning, and basic comfort care under nursing direction. Treat each shift as repeated hands-on care where a mistake can affect someone's health.
Stand in a secure facility and control the movement, count, and supervision of people who are confined there. Keep order through routine checks, searches, and immediate response when behavior turns unsafe.
Work at a checkpoint or inspection point where travelers, cargo, or vehicles must be screened before they can pass. Make fast decisions about admissibility, contraband, and security risk at the door.
Patrol a border area, watch for crossings in rough terrain, and respond when people or loads try to enter outside normal channels. Expect long stretches of surveillance interrupted by urgent enforcement action.
Spend the day in a forest, lookout tower, or fire dispatch setting tracking conditions, reporting hazards, and supporting land and resource work. Shift with the season and the weather, not with a fixed office routine.
Keep a warehouse, hangar, or secure storage area moving by receiving, issuing, and tracking supplies and equipment. Follow the same handling steps over and over because inventory errors create money losses and delays.
Process claims, forms, or personnel actions in a cubicle where the same procedure repeats all day and accuracy matters more than speed. Treat each file as a standard transaction rather than a live emergency.
Handle one long case at a time where the outcome depends on reading records, applying rules, and documenting every step for review. The work turns on legal consequences rather than customer service or physical labor.
Make purchasing decisions that commit government money, compare offers, and document why one source wins over another. A wrong call mainly costs dollars, schedule, and contract performance.
Screen people and bags at a controlled entry point where the main job is to stop prohibited items before they reach the secure side. Repeat the same search and screening steps thousands of times, with safety on the line.
Work in a courtroom or legal office preparing filings, deadlines, exhibits, and case records for attorneys or judges. The pace follows legal proceedings, and a missed detail can change the outcome of a case.
Serve meals, clean serving areas, and wash dishes in a cafeteria, dining hall, or kitchen serving government staff or residents. The work is repetitive, physical, and judged by cleanliness and timing rather than by paperwork.
Support hiring, onboarding, and personnel records for employees or military members in an office setting. Keep forms, systems, and status changes moving correctly because the cost of an error is a delayed or wrong personnel action.
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Production control (1152), Cemetery caretaking (4754), Archives technician (1421), Office automation clerical and assistance (0326), Hearings and appeals (0930), General investigating (1810), Aircraft electrician (2892), Electrical engineering (0850), Utility systems repairing/operating (4742), Tools and parts attending (6904)
Track aircraft maintenance jobs, parts and labor across the shop floor, then revise the schedule when a jet, crew or material shortage changes the day. Keep one long maintenance case moving from start to finish while every delay affects mission readiness.
Review classified or sensitive records line by line, flag what can be released, and route the rest to the right agency for a final call. Make each decision under rules where the wrong release can affect a legal outcome or national security.
Stand in a courtroom or hearing room and weigh testimony, exhibits and procedure before issuing a decision that changes a person's status or benefits. Treat each case as a formal legal record where the wrong call can alter a legal outcome.
Install, troubleshoot and repair electrical systems on aircraft or other mission equipment in a hangar or flight line setting. Work where a mistake can ground an aircraft or put people at risk, and where access often depends on a clearance or military environment.
Operate boilers, chillers, pumps and water systems in a facility that cannot simply shut down, keeping temperatures, pressure and flow within limits around the clock. Respond to alarms and breakdowns as emergencies, because the wrong call can affect safety and essential services.
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Internal revenue officer, Internal revenue agent, General warehousing and stock handling, Purchasing, Medical instrument technician, Clinical laboratory science, Security administration, Education and training technician, Pipefitting, Electrician
Spend the day interviewing taxpayers about a single unresolved account, tracing prior notices, payments, and records until you can decide what is still owed and what action comes next.
Move through a warehouse or stockroom receiving, counting, stowing, and issuing items to keep shelves and bins matched to the inventory record, with the same handling steps repeated all shift.
Enter hospital wards, clinics, or treatment units to operate diagnostic or treatment equipment on patients, watching for changes that can affect a medical decision or procedure outcome.
Work in a secure office or installation where every personnel action depends on protecting classified information, facilities, or sensitive operations, and a wrong call can expose the mission.
Repair high-pressure piping, valves, and associated systems in plant rooms, tunnels, or mechanical spaces, shutting down and restoring service where a leak or failure can affect safety and operations.
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Internal revenue agent (0512), Internal revenue officer (1169), Motor vehicle operating (5703), Transportation clerk and assistant (2102), Medical instrument technician (0649), Clinical laboratory science (0644), General warehousing and stock handling (6901), Store working (6914), Electrician (2805), Pipefitting (4204)
Interview taxpayers one case at a time, explain what records are needed, and decide whether the facts support a tax assessment or collection action. Work in offices and field visits where a wrong call can change a legal outcome and cost money.
Drive a loaded vehicle or tow equipment across government roads, public highways, and rough terrain while keeping passengers, cargo, and the vehicle safe. Repeat the same route or recovery task to standard, where a mistake can damage property or injure people.
Enter wards, clinics, and treatment rooms to prepare patients for tests, monitor readings during procedures, and watch for changes that affect health or safety. Follow the same clinical protocol again and again, where a wrong call can affect someone's health.
Move through warehouses, loading areas, and storage rooms to receive, sort, stow, and issue supplies while checking counts, labels, and shelf locations. Keep the flow steady through routine stock handling, where a mistake mostly costs money or delays.
Walk job sites, inspect equipment, and repair wiring, fixtures, controls, and panels in buildings or ships while tracing faults and restoring power safely. Work in maintenance spaces and occupied facilities where a wrong call can create a safety hazard.
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Consumer safety inspection, Store working, Internal revenue officer, Auditing, General warehousing and stock handling, Purchasing, Medical instrument technician, Clinical laboratory science, Electrician, Pipefitting
Inspect meat, poultry, or other regulated products on the line, document violations, and stop a shipment or process when the product does not meet the standard.
Collect delinquent taxes from people and businesses, meet with them about unpaid accounts, and press for payment or secured returns after earlier notices have failed.
Move through a warehouse or stockroom receiving, sorting, marking, stowing, and issuing goods, then keep shelves and inventory in order for the next shift.
Work in a hospital unit preparing patients for tests, attaching electrodes or ultrasound equipment, and watching for changes that require immediate adjustment during the procedure.
Enter homes, offices, and industrial spaces to install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, panels, controls, and fixtures so the electrical system keeps working safely.
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Veterans claims examining (0996), Contact representative (0962), Medical support assistance (0679), Customs and border protection (1895), Compliance, inspection and support (1802), Criminal investigating (1811), Pharmacy technician (0661), Food service working (7408)
Guide a veteran through a claims interview, gather missing evidence, and decide what the file needs before an award letter can go out.
Stand at a clinic front desk and keep the appointment line moving while greeting patients, checking them in, and fixing routine scheduling problems as they come up.
Inspect cargo, travelers, and vehicles at a port of entry, decide who and what can enter, and stop prohibited goods before they cross the line.
Track detainee identity, prepare removal paperwork, and keep custody records straight while coordinating transport and release steps.
Issue, receive, and account for controlled substances in a hospital vault, keeping chain-of-custody records exact for every dose moved.
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Security guard, Security clerical and assistance, Medical technician, Medical supply aid and technician, Materials handling, Social insurance administration, Financial clerical and assistance, Accounting technician, Fire protection and prevention, Management and program analysis, Medical records technician
Stand at a controlled entrance and decide who gets through, checking badges, bags, and access lists before anyone reaches the building or restricted area.
Spend the shift in a hospital or clinic moving between patients, preparing equipment, and carrying out hands-on procedures that affect diagnosis or treatment.
Work in a warehouse or supply room receiving, storing, and issuing items on a repeating schedule, where accuracy keeps the operation moving but no one is in immediate danger.
Move through a hospital ward, clinic, or treatment area to prepare sterile instruments and reusable medical equipment for the next procedure.
Handle one case, claim, or file at a time in an office setting, explaining rules and next steps to people whose benefits or payments depend on your decision.
Repeat the same clerical transaction all day, posting, checking, and correcting financial records so the books stay balanced and routine errors do not spread.
Respond to emergencies, alarms, or urgent incidents where a wrong call can put someone’s health or safety at risk right away.
Review forms, records, and case files in a cubicle or office, where the main consequence of a mistake is a delayed payment, a wrong code, or extra paperwork.
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Contact Representative (0962), Veterans Service Representative (0996), Border Patrol Agent (1896), Customs and Border Protection Officer (1895), Medical Support Assistant (0679), Nursing Assistant (0621), Legal Administrative Specialist (0901), Supply Technician (2005), Program Support Assistant (0303)
Guide a veteran or taxpayer through a benefits or claims decision, explaining what evidence is missing and what happens next while the case is still open.
Walk a secure border line or coastal stretch, watch for tracks and signs of illegal entry, and move quickly to intercept people or smugglers near the boundary.
Keep a clinic or ward running by checking patients in, updating appointments, and handling forms and phone calls from families and providers.
Stand in a courtroom or legal office and turn judgments, motions, or case files into precise records, notices, and payment actions for attorneys or claimants.
Spend the day in a warehouse or supply room receiving, tracking, issuing, and reconciling parts, equipment, or controlled items against inventory records.
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Border patrol enforcement, Customs and border protection, General inspection, investigation and compliance, Compliance, inspection and support
Screen travelers, cargo, and baggage at a port of entry, deciding who and what may enter after interviews, searches, and document checks. Treat each stop as a legal determination with immediate consequences for admissibility and seizure.
Track and intercept people crossing between ports of entry in remote terrain, making fast field decisions under pressure and coordinating stops, arrests, and transport. Spend the day outdoors in shifting conditions where the main risk is unlawful entry and officer safety.
Inspect shipments, manifests, and conveyances for prohibited goods, duties, and import violations, then clear or hold cargo based on what the paperwork and inspection reveal. Work at a port, warehouse, or inspection lane where the key outcome is lawful trade and seizure of contraband.
Support enforcement by checking records, preparing case files, scheduling inspections, and routing information to the right officer or investigator. Keep the work moving in a cubicle or office setting where the task is to assist compliance actions rather than make the enforcement call.
Make on-the-spot enforcement decisions during a fast-moving encounter, choosing whether to detain, search, or refer a person when the situation can change in seconds. Carry the responsibility for safety and legal outcome in the moment, not just for documenting what happened.
Process applications, notices, and routine compliance paperwork in a steady office flow, applying set rules to the same kind of case again and again. The work is measured by accuracy and throughput, with mistakes mainly costing time, money, or a delayed decision.
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Dispatching, Legal instruments examining, Nurse, Social services aid and assistant, Engineering equipment operating, Laboring
Receive emergency calls, gather the critical details fast, and route police, fire, medical, or rescue units while the situation is still changing.
Inspect applications and supporting papers line by line, resolve contradictions in the record, and decide whether a legal document can be issued or must be rejected.
Work in a hospital ward or clinic, give direct care to patients, and watch for changes that can affect health or recovery.
Interview people about housing, family, finances, or discharge needs, then connect them to services and follow up on the plan after the visit.
Operate heavy equipment to dig, grade, lift, or clear ground at roads, graves, or work sites, where one mistake can damage property or delay a project.
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Internal revenue agent (0512), Internal revenue officer (1169), Motor vehicle operating (5703), Store working (6914), Medical instrument technician (0649), Clinical laboratory science (0644), Consumer safety inspection (1862), Soil conservation (0457), Electrician (2805), Pipefitting (4204)
Review tax returns and business records line by line, reconstructing income, deductions, and liability from ledgers, bank accounts, and third-party documents. Build the case file for an audit that may be accepted as filed or pushed into a field examination.
Drive buses, trucks, or specialty vehicles on scheduled routes, loading and securing cargo or passengers and keeping trip logs, fuel records, and delivery paperwork current. Move between depots, docks, hangars, and public roads while adjusting routes for traffic, weather, and urgent changes.
Prepare patients for diagnostic testing, place electrodes or probes, monitor vital signs and waveforms, and stop the procedure if the patient shows distress or a dangerous change. Explain the test, watch for emergencies, and report significant findings immediately to clinical staff.
Inspect meat and poultry plants, verify sanitation and hazard-control plans, and document noncompliance when product safety or import approval is at issue. Explain regulatory requirements to plant managers and decide when enforcement action or refusal of entry is warranted.
Install, troubleshoot, and repair wiring, controls, fire alarms, and power distribution systems in occupied buildings, working from blueprints and test instruments in cramped spaces and at height. Trace faults, replace damaged components, and restore service without interrupting the facility longer than necessary.
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Receive emergency calls from the public, gather the details needed to send the right help, and keep updating responders as the situation changes.
Inspect, repair, and calibrate electronic controls and equipment in plant rooms, hangars, and other maintenance spaces, tracing faults until the system runs correctly again.
Examine applications and supporting papers line by line, resolve missing or conflicting information, and issue or deny the requested credential under the governing rules.
Move through a warehouse or storage yard sorting, counting, identifying, and classifying incoming material before it is accepted, rejected, or sent onward.
Prepare and cook meals for patients, staff, or visitors, following menus and special diet instructions so each tray goes out on time and at the right temperature.