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Programs / U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) - New England District
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Program summary

This is a developmental position designed to provide on the job training to provide the incumbent with the knowledges, skills and/or abilities to perform at the target grade GS-12 as a Quality Assurance Construction Representative.

Roles & job description

Tasks will include onsite construction oversight of dredging contractor’s activities, contractor submittal reviews, inspection of materials and workmanship, providing quality assurance documentation, attending meetings with the customer, stakeholders, and USACE personnel, and any other activities required to assist the Government’s coordinated oversight of a contractors’ construction activities. “Onsite” is defined as on the dredge as well as at all applicable areas of the work area as needed to observe the construction activities. Riding of the scow/tug/hopper dredge to the disposal area is not required. The Project Engineer and/or Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) for the New England District will periodically review the relationship between the Quality Assurance Construction Representative, other Government employees, and the dredging contractors so that all roles and functions remain clear. The Quality Assurance Construction Representative shall not, under any circumstances, give direction or clarification to the Contractor’s. As this is a USACE administered contract, only the USACE Project Engineer, COR, ACO, or KO may provide clarification or direction to the contractor.

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