Electrical Engineer

Beltsville, MD
Full Time
Mid Level
Fusion Technology LLC is in search for an experienced Electrical Engineer for a position in Beltsville, MD.
  • Title: Electrical Engineer
  • Location: Beltsville, MD
  • Pay: based on experience
Project Description:
The USACE NAB has a need for CMS services to support the construction of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) New Currency Production Facility (CPF) to be located in Beltsville, MD. The new CPF will provide a modern, secure, and innovative facility for the manufacturing of United States currency for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, as well as other government-issued documents, certificates, and other printed materials. The facility will occupy a 104-acre site. The construction is comprised of a primary building with a footprint of approximately one million sq ft and a height of approximately 40-50 ft, along with a series of security screening buildings at the site entrance and sitework. The program consists of manufacturing hall and support spaces, administrative offices and accompanying support and conference spaces, laboratory/research spaces, a warehouse, vaults, firing range, a tour area for visitors, and visitor/vehicle screening outbuildings. The construction contract will have a 3-year duration with an enhanced 1-year warranty period. During the warranty period, the contract will be available for consultation to the Facility Maintenance (FM)/Operations & Maintenance (O&M) Contractor. BEP will phase in over 4-years following Beneficial Occupancy Date (BOD).

Job Details:
  • Attend and participate in an advisory capacity, in meetings such as preconstruction and pre-performance conferences, quality control coordination meetings, progress meetings, or other conferences and meetings held between the Government's representatives and construction contractors or service providers.
  • Review construction drawings and specifications to resolve construction issues
  • Provide review comments on contract submittals pertaining to all contract specification requirements.
  • Provide troubleshooting recommendations.
  • Provide RMS citing specific deficiencies on technical submittals and plans.
  • Perform and participate in the three-phase inspection process.
  • Prepare weekly status reports.
Requirements:
  • 5 years of experience in Electrical Engineering/MEP
  • Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering
  • Within a daily commute distance to Beltsville, MD

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