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Engineering Technician (Civil) (Title 32) Job

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Key Skills:Engineering Project ManagementConstruction InspectionUtility Systems MaintenanceBlueprint InterpretationTechnical DocumentationSupervisory Leadership

Engineering Technician (Civil) Career Opportunity with the Florida National Guard

Are you a dedicated engineering professional seeking to apply your technical skills in a mission-critical environment? The Florida National Guard is currently looking for a skilled Engineering Technician (Civil) to join the team at Camp Blanding, Florida. This position offers more than just a job; it provides an opportunity to support the defense and infrastructure of your state while working with a professional team committed to excellence.

Job Responsibilities

The Engineering Technician acts as a cornerstone for facility operations. Key duties include:

  • Coordinating work teams, including contract, temporary, and military personnel.
  • Overseeing the planning and execution of maintenance, alteration, and repair projects for utilities, roads, buildings, and storm drainage systems.
  • Conducting technical inspections to ensure compliance with engineering plans and safety regulations.
  • Assisting supervisors in developing training tasks for unit personnel regarding construction and facility repair.
  • Managing cost estimates and material procurement for various site projects.

Requirements

To be considered for this position, applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • Must be a current member of the Florida National Guard or willing to join.
  • Military grade must be E4 through CW2.
  • Hold a bachelor's degree in engineering, construction, or a related industrial technology field.
  • Alternatively, possess 24 semester hours of qualifying coursework in engineering or related sciences, with a specific focus on drafting.
  • Demonstrated specialized experience in engineering methods, construction principles, and site inspection techniques.

Salary Overview

This position is categorized under the General Schedule (GS) pay scale, with a salary range of $61,722 to $80,243 per year. The salary offered will reflect the candidate's qualifications and professional background.

Comparison Table: Engineering Roles

Feature Engineering Technician (GS-09) Junior Engineering Assistant
Scope of Oversight Full site facility management Administrative support only
Military Status Dual-Status Required Not required
Primary Function Project execution/Inspection Data entry/General admin

Benefits

Employees in the Title 32 Excepted Service receive standard federal benefits. This includes the stability of a federal career, opportunities for promotion, and the pride of serving in the National Guard. For more detailed information on total compensation and specific federal benefits, please visit the official Army Benefits center.

Application Tips

  1. Customize Your Resume: Ensure your resume is exactly two pages. Highlight your specific engineering achievements rather than copying descriptions from the job posting.
  2. Documentation is Key: Ensure you have your DD214 and transcripts ready. Missing documentation can delay or disqualify your application.
  3. Understand the Dual-Status: Since this role requires National Guard membership, confirm your eligibility for military service before applying.

Serving as an Engineering Technician at Camp Blanding is an excellent way to apply your technical education to real-world infrastructure challenges. If you are ready to combine your engineering career with military service, submit your application today.

Why This Engineering Technician (Civil) (Title 32) Job Matters

Ready to bridge the gap between engineering theory and real-world infrastructure? Join the Florida National Guard at Camp Blanding and help build the future of our training facilities.

Engineering Technician (Civil) (Title 32) Job Overview

The Florida National Guard is seeking a motivated Engineering Technician (Civil) to join our team at Camp Blanding. This Title 32 Excepted Service position is perfect for someone with a passion for construction oversight, utility systems, and facility management. You will serve as a vital link in maintaining the physical infrastructure that supports our units. Please note that this is a dual-status position, meaning you must be or become a member of the Florida National Guard to serve.

Requirements for Engineering Technician (Civil) (Title 32)

  • Must be a member of the Florida National Guard or willing to join.
  • Hold a military grade of E4 through CW2.
  • Bachelor's degree in an appropriate field of engineering, construction, or industrial technology.
  • Alternatively, 24 semester hours in relevant subjects such as surveying, drafting, physics, or mathematics.
  • One year of specialized experience at the GS-07 level or equivalent.
  • Ability to obtain and maintain necessary security clearance requirements.

Preferred Qualifications for Engineering Technician (Civil) (Title 32)

  • Experience in coordinating with diverse personnel including contractors and state employees.
  • Proficiency in interpreting complex engineering and architectural blueprints.
  • Working knowledge of federal civilian or military personnel programs.
  • Demonstrated skill in site inspection and construction compliance.
  • Strong background in electrical, water, and HVAC utility systems.

Federal Benefits & Perks

  • βœ“Competitive federal salary structure.
  • βœ“Opportunities for professional development and training.
  • βœ“Membership in the National Guard community.
  • βœ“Access to various federal employee support resources.

πŸ’‘ How to Apply Engineering Technician (Civil) (Title 32) Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Engineering Technician (Civil) (Title 32) Job

  1. Log into or create your USAJOBS account.
  2. Prepare a resume that is exactly two pages long, avoiding copy-pasted job descriptions.
  3. Gather your educational transcripts (official or unofficial) and necessary military documentation (DD214, SF-50 if applicable).
  4. Complete the online occupational questionnaire via the application portal.
  5. Upload all required documents and submit your application package before the closing date.

πŸ’‘ General Tips

  • Be specific in your resumeβ€”detail the impact of your work rather than just listing job tasks.
  • Check for your name, dates of employment, and specific duties on your resume to ensure it meets the two-page requirement.
  • Ensure your military grade aligns with the E4-CW2 requirement to maintain eligibility.
  • Submit early to account for potential technical issues or file upload processing times.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is military service mandatory for this position?

Yes, this is a Title 32 Dual-Status position. You must be or become a member of the Florida National Guard to be eligible.

Can I submit a resume longer than two pages?

No, the announcement strictly specifies that the resume must be exactly two pages long.

What happens after I submit my application?

The Human Resources Office will review your application for eligibility. You will receive an email notification regarding your status once the evaluation is complete.

What is a Title 32 position?

A Title 32 position is an excepted service position within the National Guard. It requires the employee to be a member of the National Guard and maintain a compatible military assignment.

How do I track my application?

You can check your application status by logging into your USAJOBS account and visiting your profile dashboard.

Job from Army National Guard Units

The National Guard is the oldest component of the U.S. Armed Forces, with a rich history of supporting local communities during times of need. When you join the Florida National Guard, you become part of a tradition of service that spans generations. At Camp Blanding, you will work within the Army National Guard unit, playing a pivotal role in the maintenance and development of the site's vast physical plant.