Emergency Post-Hurricane Lowell Facility Damage Assessment This position supports the Emergency Post-Hurricane Lowell Facility Damage Assessment at PMRF Barking Sands, and several remote sites in Kauai. Operating under a NAVFAC Pacific Command solicitation, the purpose of this immediate-action contract phase is to evaluate damage from Hurricane Lowell with 92 MPH gusts and 17 inches of rain across multiple facilities, and miles of fencing. On-ground assessment duration is short: deployment imminent. Special conditions include strict federal base access approvals (DBIDS), entirely contractor-furnished logistics (post-storm environment), and air-freighted field operations with no initial barge dependencies. All logistics and accommodations provided.
Key Responsibilities:
Functions as a roving expert focusing on the dominant damage modes caused by high wind and rainfall.
Conducts detailed Tier 2 system-level envelope and roofing evaluations, utilizing thermal imaging and moisture mapping data.
Prepares quantified takeoffs for immediate weatherproofing, stabilization, tarping, and membrane-patching scopes to feed the firm-fixed-price baseline.
Qualifications & Requirements:
Registered Roof Consultant (RRC) credential from the International Investment Building Enclosure Consultants (IIBEC).Extensive documented experience identifying latent moisture intrusion, wind uplift, and structural envelope damage on commercial or industrial facility roofing systems.
US Naval Facilities Specific:
Knowledge of NAVFAC roofing policy guidelines, UFC 3-110-03 (Roofing), and military base construction standardizations.
Hurricane Assessment Context:
Advanced proficiency in identifying hurricane-driven envelope breaches.
Rapid calculation of emergency weatherproofing scopes.
Processing thermal/infrared moisture mapping.
AIM World Services, Inc. is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEOC) Company.
