Environmental Engineering Technician

• Review crosstabs and laboratory results of contractor-submitted drinking water and environmental monitoring test results; identify and report errors or exceedances to the Environmental Engineer. 

• Compile validated drinking water, groundwater, and environmental monitoring data reports downloaded from the Environmental Data Management System (EDMS). 

• Review contract specifications and current scopes of work and provide written comments regarding compatibility with performance assessment methods and procedures. 

• Review contract specifications and current scopes of work and provide written comments regarding compatibility with performance assessment methods and procedures. 

• Conduct on-site oversight assessments of contractor water sampling to verify proper sampling locations and compliance with approved sampling plans; prioritize high-interest sampling situations and provide a sampling report to the Environmental Engineer following the inspection. 

• Report defined chemical exceedances to the Supervisory Environmental Engineer and document key information for each exceedance; notify the Supervisory Environmental Engineer and COR of any reported property damage. 

• Report defined chemical exceedances to the Supervisory Environmental Engineer and document key information for each exceedance; notify the Supervisory Environmental Engineer and COR of any reported property damage. 

• Escort Government Contractors to sampling locations, as required. 

• Assess Government Contractor data entry in EDMS to verify that all field-collected data is entered accurately and all identified exceedances are reported. 

• Prepare data summary crosstabs from the Government Contractor database for public distribution. 

• Provide input and review on sampling and work plans related to the execution of drinking water SAPs and environmental sampling plans. 

• Coordinate with the Management and Program Analyst on Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) sampling requests and access to controlled areas. 

• Assist in developing Performance Work Statements (PWSs) for task orders and modifications using NAVFAC-accepted standards. 

• Prepare and submit electronic status reports to the COR documenting work accomplished, upcoming work, identified issues/impacts/concerns, data gaps, communications, and proposed resolutions. 

Minimum Requirements/Qualifications

• Have appropriate specialized experience (in quality assurance and enforcing contract compliance) to independently perform the services required. 

• Average agility and dexterity. Will be required to perform duties that involve moderate walking over rough terrain, standing, lifting, and crouching. 

•   Proficiency in using computer software programs such as Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook. 

• Be able to obtain within 2 months and hold a DoD Common Access Card (CAC) for 12 months or the length of the CTO, which requires a background check to include a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Favorable fingerprint check and a Favorable Tier 3 Investigation (SF-86, Questionnaire for National Security Positions).