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UTY LOCATIONS:Few vacancies - Portland, ORWHO MAY BE CONSIDERED:Applications will be accepted from United States citizens. JOB SUMMARY:*Initial cut-off date: 03/29/11.  Applications received by the initial cut-off date will receive first consideration.  Applications received after this date will be considered only if needed.  It is to your advantage to apply early.To provide medical case management support on selected aspects of BPA's Occupational Health Program under the medical oversight of the Reviewing Medical Officer, and under the leadership of the BPA manager.Duties include: Serves as subject matter expert to advise BPA on compliance with current and evolving employee medical actions.  These include: return to duty following work related injury or illness, fitness for duty examinations, post- offer medical screening for pre- employment, change of craft and exit physical examinations, health assessments following occupational exposures.Works collaboratively with program manag

used by Operations and Maintenance for safety, system protection and control, and the appropriate legal unit for revenue metering.  Please refer to the Vacancy Announcement at (http://jobs.bpa.gov/Job_Search/8647-11-DE.pdf) for more information.You can learn about BPA at www.bpa.gov.KEY REQUIREMENTS:Please refer to http://jobs.bpa.gov/Job_Search/3647-11-DE.pdfAdvanced Pre-Appointment Background Investigation is Required.Physical Examination and Drug Screening is Required.Additional Duty Location Info:Few vacancies - Vancouver, WAThis position is located in the Measurement Systems organization in Transmission Services and is responsible for application engineering, design, and technical leadership for test and measurement systems and maintains BPA's standards for measurement assurance and traceability, provides mobile calibration laboratory service to BPA field locations, and repairs field test and measurement equipment.Working Conditions:Work is usually performed at the Ross Complex

authorities.  Veterans who are preference eligibles or who have been separated from the armed forces under honorable conditions after 3 years or more of continuous active service may apply. JOB SUMMARY:Initial cut-off date: 02/04/11.  Applications received by the initial cut-off date will receive first consideration.  Applications received after this date will be considered only if needed.  It is to your advantage to apply earlyThe incumbent works under the general supervision of the Chief of the Instrumentation and Standards Section.  Work is usually performed at the Ross Complex in Vancouver, WA, under laboratory conditions, although the work may involve significant time spent at remote sites or substations.    The Instrumentation Craftsman performs instrument calibration, repair, evaluation, acceptance testing, modification and fabrication, computer repair, computer controlled testing, power system instrumentation, including field support which is directly used by Operation

rofessional nurseAdditional Duty Location Info:Few vacancies - Portland, OR• Serve as subject matter expert to advise BPA on compliance with current and evolving employee medical actions.  These include: return to duty following work related injury or illness, fitness for duty examinations, post- offer medical screening for pre- employment, change of craft and exit physical examinations, health assessments following occupational exposures. • Work collaboratively with program managers and representatives from Human Capital Management (HCM), Safety and Facilities Management to review selected policies and procedures, and to help design and implement improvements.• Provide informed, expert opinions on employee medical issues related to active cases in these HCM sustainment functions:  o Workers Compensation (for work related injuries and illness)o Reasonable Accommodation (for employees requesting accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Amendment Act)o

ring the day or night.  • Work on uneven outdoor surfaces including steep inclines on rocked or graveled surfaces and unimproved surfaces.  Hazards include working around high voltage equipment and machinery with moving parts.  The possibility of explosion or fire is ever-present.  • Be able to wear protective apparel such as respirators when required for worker safety.• Work from ladders, platforms, scaffolding, or stairs at heights up to 60 feet.  • Will occasionally be exposed to high noise levels and/or hazardous substances (such as acids, PCBs, pesticides, asbestos, mercury, solvents, etc.) that could, if precautions are not followed, pose a health risk.  Proper respiratory and safety equipment shall be worn when hazardous substances are being handled.  • Drive 15-20% of the time in all weather conditions.Working Conditions: Work is performed both indoors and outdoors under all prevailing weather conditions during the day or night.  Work

oises.  May perform preventative and/or corrective containment and/or clean-up measures to protect the environment with various chemicals such as herbicides, pesticides, and solvents.  MSDS are available.  Ability to work at heights and underground.  Required to wear various levels of PPE (Hearing protections, respiratory protections, hard hats, safety glasses; if required, insulated rubber gloves).SPECIAL EQUIPMENTUses equipment such as cars, trucks, a variety of power and hand tools and test equipment.  Uses office equipment such as computers, telephones, copier and fax machines.QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED:Please refer to the Vacancy Announcement at (http://jobs.bpa.gov/Job_Search/8355-11-DH.pdf) for more complete details on minimum qualifications and selective placement factors.You must be a U.S. citizen to qualify for this position.Candidates must possess the Selective Placement Factors to receive consideration for this position and should address this in their statement of Knowl

substation prints.  Instructing• Lead and instruct others as assigned.  Non-electric Plant• Perform non-electric plant duties such as building and grounds maintenance as assigned.  Environmental• May perform preventive and/or corrective containment and/or cleanup measures to protect the environment.• Work both indoors and outdoors under all prevailing weather conditions during the day or night.  • Work on uneven outdoor surfaces including steep inclines on rocked or graveled surfaces and unimproved surfaces.  Hazards include working around high voltage equipment and machinery with moving parts.  The possibility of explosion or fire is ever-present.  • Be able to wear protective apparel such as respirators when required for worker safety.• Work from ladders, platforms, scaffolding, or stairs at heights up to 60 feet.  • Will occasionally be exposed to high noise levels and/or hazardous substances (such as acids, PCBs, pesti

tion rights under the Agency Career Transition Assistance Program (CTAP) or the Interagency Career Transition Assistance Program (ICTAP) must be well qualified for the position to receive consideration for special priority selection.  ‘Well qualified' for non-status applicants means an applicant who scores 85 points or higher prior to the addition of veteran's preference, if applicableFederal employees seeking CTAP/ICTAP eligibility must submit proof that they meet the requirements of 5 CFR 330.605 (a) for CTAP and 5 CFR 330.704 for ICTAP. This includes a copy of the agency notice, a copy of their most recent Performance Rating and a copy of their most recent SF-50 noting current position, grade level, and duty location. Please annotate your application to reflect that you are applying as a CTAP or ICTAP eligible.For additional information please refer to http://www.opm.gov/ctap/.   All eligible Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management (RW) employees will receive priori