Senior Allied Trades Lead / Onsite Contract L

Responsibilities

• Serve as the senior working lead for the Allied Trades team while performing the full range of facilities maintenance, repair, construction, grounds, equipment-support, and project-support duties.
• Supervise the onsite workforce, assign and coordinate daily tasks, monitor work in progress, and coordinate changes with Government and project personnel.
• Perform and lead carpentry, roofing, plumbing, painting, concrete/masonry, appliance and equipment repair, preventive maintenance, facilities maintenance, grounds keeping, labor support, and related project work.
• Construct, maintain, repair, renovate, and modify facilities, structures, test articles, offices, infrastructure, and associated test-support requirements.
• Coordinate AF Form 332 requirements and confirm required approvals before work affecting real property or other controlled assets begins.
• Receive, schedule, track, and close tasks through the Government-provided work-order system; maintain accurate labor, material, repair, inspection, and completion documentation.
• Plan and execute plumbing, carpentry, masonry, painting, roofing, equipment-repair, preventive-maintenance, and grounds/site-maintenance work using drawings, specifications, codes, and trade mathematics.
• Operate or oversee tractors, dump trucks, sweepers, riding mowers, and towed or attached equipment used for transport, digging, loading, spraying, clearing, mowing, and site preparation.
• Lead severe-weather preparation, hurricane evacuation support, post-storm assessment and debris cleanup, and short-notice emergency response when directed.
• Enforce safety, PPE, housekeeping, hazardous-material and waste-handling, tool-control, lockout/tagout, and environmental requirements; stop or escalate unsafe work.
• Care for the TFS 24/7/365/366 Call Center and Tigua Duty Manager, then ensure next-business-day work-order and incident reconciliation.

Requirements

• Minimum 10 years of directly related Allied Trades/facilities experience.
• Demonstrated broad working knowledge across carpentry, roofing, plumbing, painting, concrete/masonry, facilities maintenance, equipment repair, grounds/site maintenance, and related support functions.
• Demonstrated experience leading or supervising a multi-discipline facilities or trades workforce and coordinating work with customers or Government representatives.
• Ability to interpret and apply blueprints, schematics, drawings, technical manuals, specifications, codes, and work instructions.
• Skill using hand tools, portable power tools, test equipment, and grounds/site-support equipment.
• Documented knowledge of safety, environmental, hazardous-material, and hazardous-waste practices applicable to facilities work.
• Ability to satisfy the background investigation and access requirements established by the final contract.