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BB&E

Civil, environmental, energy engineering and advisory

Fuels/POL Technical Specialist & Engineer

Design EngineeringPosted on Nov 12
Full-timeLackland Air Force Base, TX, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • U.S. citizenship is required, along with the ability to obtain and maintain a NACI (SF-85) for a Position of Trust and a DoD Common Access Card.
  • Proficiency using Microsoft Office software, including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Teams.
  • Demonstrated familiarity with DoD petroleum, oil, and lubricant infrastructure, including bulk fuel storage tanks, pipeline distribution, pump houses, filtration, and airfield hydrant systems (Types III, IV, or V).
  • Working knowledge of applicable military and industry standards, including UFC 3-460-01, UFC 3-460-03, API standards 653, 570, and 510, Steel Tank Institute SP001, and NACE/AMPP corrosion standards.
  • Strong expertise reviewing technical deliverables, designs, work plans, and construction submittals.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to convey complex technical concepts to diverse audiences.
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines autonomously.
  • At least three years of engineering, technical, design, maintenance, or construction management experience related to fuels, POL, mechanical piping, or civil infrastructure.
  • A Bachelor of Science degree in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Structural, or Chemical Engineering; or a bachelor's degree in any field with directly related construction/project management experience; or a high school diploma or military technical training with an extensive career background in military fuels.
  • Six years of directly related technical or operational experience may substitute for a bachelor's degree.
  • Directly related certifications (API 653, API 570, API 510, STI SP001, NACE/AMPP, SSPC, or PMP) may substitute for two years of experience; a PE license may substitute for three years of experience, up to a maximum substitution of three years.
  • The role requires the ability to remain stationary for extended periods; use computers, telephones, and office equipment; move through offices, facilities, and project sites; reach, grasp, handle equipment, and operate controls; communicate effectively and review documents, equipment, and site conditions; lift and carry 10–50 pounds when required; stand or walk for extended periods and occasionally climb, kneel, or crouch; navigate uneven or rough terrain when required; work indoors and outdoors in varying weather; occasionally enter confined spaces or work at heights; wear required personal protective equipment; and work in environments with possible noise, dust, fumes, chemicals, electrical hazards, construction activity, or other site-specific conditions.

Responsibilities

  • Provide technical engineering and subject matter expert support for DLA Energy capitalized fuel infrastructure, including storage tanks, hydrant systems, pump houses, and pipeline distribution systems.
  • Conduct comprehensive design reviews, constructability evaluations, and maintainability assessments of architect/engineer design packages, and recommend corrective action or government approval.
  • Perform technical reviews of requests for information, potential scope changes, differing site conditions, and contractor change requests.
  • Review and evaluate architect/engineer and construction submittals, including materials, testing procedures, welding certifications, hydrostatic testing, and commissioning plans.
  • Advise Government Project Managers and stakeholders on architect/engineer and construction contractor deliverables to ensure compliance with DoD, service, and industry standards, including designs, work plans, work classification, schedules, cost estimates, contractor approaches and methods, and activity productivity.
  • Coordinate project requirements across stakeholders, including base-level Civil Engineer Squadron personnel, Fuels Management Flights, DLA Energy, Air Force Petroleum Agency, and regulatory entities.
  • Provide technical input for government project documentation, statements of work, Independent Government Estimates, AF Forms 332, and DD Forms 1354 for real property capitalization.
  • Develop and present technical presentations, visual media, and training related to mission areas.
  • Travel to Air Force bases and military installations on temporary duty for site visits, project reviews, and field surveillance, with infrequent travel to HQ AFCEC for in-person meetings.

Desired Qualifications

  • Familiarity with the Air Force Civil Engineer Center or base-level Air Force Civil Engineer Squadron or Logistics Readiness Squadron POL operations is highly desirable.
  • Additional years of hands-on military or industry experience are highly valued.
  • A Professional Engineer license is welcomed but not required.
  • Project Management Professional certification, API certifications (API 653, 570, or 510), STI SP001, or NACE/AMPP certifications are highly desirable.

About the Company

BB&E

Civil, environmental, energy engineering and advisory

BB&E provides civil, energy, and environmental engineering services with a focus on Advisory and Assistance Services for DoD, other federal agencies, and private clients nationwide. Its work combines advisory support with project and program management and engineering consulting to guide projects from planning through life-cycle execution. BB&E stands apart through its deep federal experience, long-tenured leadership, and a track record of client satisfaction and growth. Its goal is to deliver clear, cost-effective solutions and effective communication that help clients achieve successful outcomes on complex civil, energy, and environmental projects.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Northville, MI
Founded
2002

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