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Building your
career - Join Our Team of Civilian Professionals
If you're ready to engage your career with the premier engineering
and construction agent of choice in the Pacific, look no further than the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers Pacific Ocean Division. From east to west, we cross the
dateline to support projects, programs and missions in Korea, Japan, the
Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, Kwajalein and all the
major islands of Hawaii. The Pacific Ocean Division offers civilian positions in
a wide array of professional fields--for college graduates, seasoned
professionals, from interns to senior levels.
The Pacific Ocean Division recruitment team continually
seeks high achievers and creative thinkers to join our winning team.
Members of the
Pacific Ocean Division and Honolulu District Recruitment Team
provide employment information and other advice at the 2009 Job
Quest Fair at the Neal Blaisdell Center in Honolulu. The event is
the State of Hawaii's largest annual job fair, which drew in nearly
6,000 job seekers.
Pacific Ocean Division offers exciting career
opportunities in Korea
For info on other career opportunities and how
to apply... [READ
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Battle Command Training Center in Japan –
a project of the Regional Design Center
Regional Design Center (RDC)
SERVING THE NATION AND
THE ARMED FORCES by providing superior planning and
design services throughout the Pacific region.
The Pacific Ocean Division’s Regional Design Center is a
full service organization with design experience in Military Construction, Civil
Works and Interagency and International Services programs.
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Pacific Ocean Division's
Small Business Office is
Here to Serve You
The Pacific Ocean Division considers small businesses to be the heart of the U.S. economy and a vital part of the Corps' procurement process. We fully support the government's policy of placing a fair proportion of contracts with qualified small businesses. For information about contract opportunities and the procurement process...
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New: Afghanistan Volunteer Opportunities
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (POD and
NWD) is inviting Corps employees,
those of other federal agencies, and those
from the private sector to consider serving
their country as a civilian in the
Afghanistan Engineer District. Important
work is being conducted to rebuild that
nation's infrastructure and a variety of
specialties are required.
Afghanistan Employment
Opportunities
Individuals interested in employment with
the Afghanistan Engineer District are
invited to visit the Vacancy Announcement
Board on Army Civilian Personnel On-line at
[Click here for CPOL site] and enter
NCFV09577426S or NCFV09577439S under
Announcement Number.
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POD
Regional Mentorship Program
Mentoring is a powerful tool for personal and professional development.
POD's mentoring program seeks to improve individual performance,
retention, morale, personal/professional development, and career
progression. Click
here
to access an easy online application process for Mentors and
Associates (those to be mentored). Consider a mentoring partnership as
an effective one-on-one strategy that can significantly contribute to
your career development.
Cold Regions Research and Engineering
Laboratory
Subzero temperatures and limited daylight
shorten the work season in northern regions. Add permafrost soil that is
part of a fragile environment and remote sites, and the challenges in
working in cold regions can be daunting.
Learn about how the Pacific Ocean
Division’s Alaska District is partnering with the Cold Regions Research
and Engineering Laboratory to provide innovative solutions in
engineering, construction and operations.
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USACE Leadership
Development Program
Need Information on the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers (USACE) Leadership Development Program?
The USACE Leadership Development Program develops leaders at all
levels of our organization, provides a consistent set of leadership
tools throughout the region, and exposes individuals to leadership
opportunities.
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Regulatory Appeals
Looking for information pertaining to Regulatory Appeals?
The Corps of
Engineers has an administrative appeal process whereby
applicants and landowners may appeal denied permits, issued
permits that contain requirements that are unacceptable to the
applicant, or jurisdictional determinations. The Status and
disposition of appeals in the Pacific Ocean Division is shown
here.
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DID
YOU KNOW ....
Corps personnel prepare year-round so they are ready to respond
quickly and effectively when disasters strike. The Corps
maintains 43 Planning and Response Teams, stationed around the
country to facilitate a rapid response to any disaster, no matter
where it occurs. These teams continually conduct disaster response
training simulations. Corps personnel also participate in regional
training exercises with other agencies.
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