CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT / ENTRY

Engineering Technician (Civil)

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers · Okay, OK

$50,460–$80,243/yearApply at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ↗Original listing: USAJOBS · Verification standardsNever pay to apply or share bank details before an offer. How to spot job scams

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Engineering Technician (Civil) opportunity with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Okay, OK, focused on construction management work.

Responsibilities

  • Responsible for planning detailed phases of maintenance through construction or service contracts, hired labor, or in combination of both, and assigned contract administration and surveillance duties.
  • Performs maintenance and construction work of a technical nature required at an operational Corps of Engineers operational lake facility including planning, coordinating, inspecting, and supervising work of contractors.
  • Selectee collects data and prepares sketches or other design criteria to define work function for engineering personnel who are developing required plans and specifications.
  • Utilizes computer software to develop and administer critical path management of maintenance and construction program for project office and maintain detailed equipment maintenance and utilization records.
  • Performs routine inspection on structures to insure maintenance integrity and readiness for operation.

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Source verified through the USAJOBS Search API, the federal government's official job site, on November 4, 2026.

Role overview

Engineering Technician (Civil) opportunity with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Okay, OK, focused on construction management work. The work may include construction coordination, scheduling, field documentation, quality oversight, and project delivery. This is a entry-level opportunity. Review the original employer listing for the complete responsibilities, education, experience, schedule, benefits, and application requirements.

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