Description du poste
The Engineering Technician (Incumbent) is responsible for providing technical support to all construction management and facilities record document activities. This will include performing the duties of a COR on construction projects, managing the facility record document program, evaluating and tracking project requests, acting as a liaison for in-house construction, and assisting Engineering Leadership as explained in the sections below.
PRINCIPALES MISSIONS :
The incumbent works under the general supervision of a Supervisory General Engineer. Works economically and efficiently to make the best use of personnel, equipment, and materials. The incumbent has considerable latitude in work assignments and uses his/her own judgment and initiative in completing assignments. Incumbent acts as a Contracting Officer Representative for construction projects; typically, each individual project will range below $100,000, but may exceed this in value and complexity depending on group workload requirements. Contracting Officer Representative (COR) duties and responsibilities include: Performing scheduling, layout of operations, field measurements, and inspection and surveillance of materials, methods, and equipment used in construction. Planning specific objectives for the program, including required innovations and improvisations. Preparing detailed cost estimates for use in obtaining project funding and bid evaluation. Preparing correspondence, technical reports, estimates, fact sheets, status reports and schedules as required to complete project assignments. Consulting with contractor personnel to resolve difficult and complex unforeseen problems and latent conditions developing during construction. Preparing sketches, drawings, and specifications to solve problems and incorporating these change documents into the contract performance documents. Reviewing and evaluating shop drawings, samples, and material certifications submitted by contractor for contract and performance requirements, recommending approval, rejection or receipt. Contracting Officer Representative (COR) duties and responsibilities also include: Being a steward of government funds by ensuring that the government receives all that it has contracted for. A COR must be appointed for Architecture and Engineer, construction, hazmat contracts exceeding $25,000, all healthcare contracts for services and multi-year service contracts. Referring requests outside of the contract to the Contracting Officer. During option years, the COR is responsible for updating information required and new approvals, the Independent Government Cost Estimate (IGCE) and market research. The COR must provide past performance information before the CO exercises the option. CORs are subject to and must comply with all aspects of procurement integrity regulations related to disseminating contract information. The COR may represent the Program Office as the responsible party for developing procurement packages. CORs are the delegated business liaisons for the contract with other required personnel on station. The COR must validate invoices within five (5) days of receipt against the terms of the contract and performance monitors. The COR must notify the Contracting Officer within three (3) days of receipt if the invoice is not valid. The COR is responsible for ensuring compliance with invoice validation processes before invoices are certified. The COR is responsible for completing the training for FAC-COR certification, VHA supplemental training, and any additional training based on the complexity of contracts they administer. The COR is required to maintain contract administration files in accordance with VA policies and procedures including but not limited to: Procurement Process, Security Handbook 6500.6, VA Directive 1663. The COR is required to be available to meet with and provide relevant contract information to station leadership in all phases of the acquisition process, from planning to admini