O&M Program Coordinator/Project Manager

Overview

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Description

Markon is seeking an Operations & Maintenance Program Coordinator/Project Manager to support one of our Intelligence Community customers. This individual will assist the government with project management, requirements development, and stakeholder engagement for a world-wide Facilities Maintenance program.

Responsibilities

• Receive, track, and coordinate preventative and emergency maintenance support for Defense Attaché Office (DAO) facilities located at worldwide U.S. diplomatic facilities
• Coordinate and integrate maintenance support with agency partners, including U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Department of State-Overseas Building Operations (OBO), Diplomatic Security (DS), and other agencies
• Advise and coordinate with Defense Attaché System (DAS) HQ senior leadership, DAO staff, and U. S. Embassy management officials on maintenance status, follow-up actions, and recommendations for future planning strategies
• Schedule and track preventative/emergency maintenance and repairs for DAO systems
• Coordinate and assist DAO and U. S. Embassy Facility Managers with troubleshooting of mechanical systems
• Create scopes of work for maintenance and repairs of DAO mechanical systems
• Coordinate with Department of State to meet administrative requirements for maintenance support
• Track Embassy approval cables and messages related to DAO maintenance projects
• Perform quality assurance / quality control of DAO maintenance activities
• Input project cost information and maintains audit tracking of the facility maintenance program
• Maintain past and current records related to DAO facility conditions and inventory
• Review security detection and access control systems designs with remote troubleshooting capability
• Track logistical requirements within DOS and DOD controlled channels
• Review mechanical design drawings to ensure compliance with DAO requirements, ICD-705 standards, and Department of State Overseas Security Policy Board (OSPB) standards
• Performance of this contract includes worldwide travel including the U.S. CENTCOM AOR and other locations as required for completion of tasks directly related to this scope. Travel averages 10-25%

Qualifications

Required:

• TS/SCI clearance with CI Polygraph
• Bachelor's degree plus 10 years, or 12 years relevant experience (no degree)
• Valid United States Passport
• Demonstrated experience and ability to efficiently lead technical personnel
• Demonstrated experience installing, maintaining, and/or repairing mechanical equipment and systems that service office structures
• The ability to trouble-shoot and perform minor repairs/sustainment on mechanical equipment as a means to maintain safe functionality until major repairs/replacements can be completed
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and Outlook) and Microsoft Project
• Proven leadership and team building skills
• Strong interpe