The Assistant Director of Athletics assists the Director of Athletics in the overall administration, leadership, and strategic direction of the Athletic Department. The position directly supervises assigned varsity sport programs, oversees facility scheduling and event operations, and manages team transportation.
Compensation
the annual base salary range for this position is $90,000–$110,000
Responsibilities
Provides critical strategic leadership for the successful operation of the department of Athletics and College as a whole.
Collaborates annually with the Athletic Director to establish, review, and update department policies, handbooks, and mission alignment.
Serve on college-wide governance and administrative committees; represents the department through regular institutional updates and presentations.
Directly supervises assigned varsity sports programs, operating budgets, conducting annual performance evaluations, providing regular mentoring, and overseeing program management.
Holds regular strategic meetings with coaches and meets weekly with the Athletic Director to maintain alignment across department goals.
Requirements
Master’s degree in Sport Management
Higher Education Administration
Athletic Administration
Nice to have: Prior experience supervising varsity sport programs or head coaches
The Electrical Specialist Lead has the overall responsibility for the electrical systems of the PALNG Project. This includes coordinating with other disciplines and organizations to prepare and execute a comprehensive plan covering all electrical testing activities from component level through integrated facility level testing.
Compensation
$90.00–$110.00 / Hour (USD)
Responsibilities
Coordinating with other disciplines and organizations to prepare and execute a plan to complete all electrical testing activities including component level, system level and integrated facility level testing.
Development of documentation for system testing and turnover including scoping of drawings and Set route.
Support the development of Advanced Work Packages for Electrical Pre-commissioning and Commissioning testing activities during home office assignment.
Participating in development of the project startup manual, preparing system preoperational testing procedures and integrated system/unit test procedures and other similar required documents.
Represent CSU function during review of project designs and make recommendation of changes to design so that projects are safe during entire startup operation.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree
Nice to have: Pre-commissioning
Nice to have: Commissioning
Nice to have: Process Operation of Mining and Extraction facilities
Design, deliver and coordinate performance analysis for women’s pathway within Leinster Rugby.
Responsibilities
Lead the design of the integrated use of collaborative video footage and performance data to inform the development and management of Individual Development Plans (IDPs)
Capture, store, code, and manage relevant match and training video footage and Pathway performance data efficiently across all agreed platforms
Work as part of an integrated service team to inform key physical, mental, technical, tactical, and lifestyle insights for identified female players and their coaches
Educate players on the use of Sportscode and Hudl analysis platforms
Facilitate mini group and peer learning opportunities to educate players on the role of performance analysis
Requirements
BSc qualification in Sports Science, Data Science, Data Analysis, or a related discipline
The OSM Area Field Engineer (AFE) supports the Module Yard Manager by leading field engineering activities for module free issue material receipt, assembly, installation, testing, completion, and turnover.
Responsibilities
Provide technical leadership for module assembly, installation, field completion, and turnover
Develop and manage module assembly, completion, and turnover plans aligned with construction, startup, and project milestones
Coordinate module receipt, inspection, preservation, logistics interfaces, and installation readiness with Construction, Logistics, Materials Management, and Quality
Resolve module punch items, carryover work, field nonconformances, design changes, and incomplete fabrication-yard scope
Manage field engineering support for module assembly, module-to-module connections, commodity tie-ins, and multi-discipline system interfaces
Support module yard piping execution from fabrication through installation, inspection, testing, preservation, turnover, and release for shipment.
Responsibilities
Provide field engineering support for module yard piping fabrication, installation, inspection, testing, preservation, turnover, and release-for-shipment activities.
Review piping drawings, isometrics, P&IDs, specifications, line class requirements, work packages, ITPs, and test packages to support compliant execution.
Support work planning, sequencing, constraint removal, material readiness, quantity verification, progress reporting, and short-term schedule alignment.
Perform field walkdowns to verify piping installation, spool fit up, supports, valves, interfaces, cleanliness, preservation, accessibility, and transport readiness.
Coordinate with Engineering, Construction, Quality, Materials, Procurement, Subcontracts, Project Controls, Logistics, Turnover, and Startup/Commissioning to resolve technical and execution issues.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree (or international equivalent)
Nice to have: Bechtel work processes
Nice to have: project systems such as Aconex, TeamWorks, DSCS, PTR, InfoWorks, BPS, Navisworks, Power BI
Provide project field engineering support with work planning and packaging, material management, quantity verification and validation, safety and quality control, technical inspection and testing knowledge, and coordination of system turnover.
Responsibilities
Prepare construction drawings and sketches
Interface in planning construction methods and procedures
Initiate requisitions for field purchases
Prepare quantity takeoffs of field purchased material and equipment
Verify commodities on quantity tracking systems or other computer database systems
Requirements
Bachelor's degree (or international equivalent)
Nice to have: experience in the design and/or construction of LNG facilities
Nice to have: familiarity with Bechtel Standard Applications (BSAPs)
Nice to have: Navisworks
Nice to have: automation tools used on Bechtel projects
The OSM Area Field Engineer (AFE) supports the Module Yard Manager by leading field engineering activities for module free issue material receipt, assembly, installation, testing, completion, and turnover.
Responsibilities
Provide technical leadership for module assembly, installation, field completion, and turnover.
Develop and manage module assembly, completion, and turnover plans aligned with construction, startup, and project milestones.
Coordinate module receipt, inspection, preservation, logistics interfaces, and installation readiness with Construction, Logistics, Materials Management, and Quality.
Resolve module punch items, carryover work, field nonconformances, design changes, and incomplete fabrication-yard scope.
Manage field engineering support for module assembly, module-to-module connections, commodity tie-ins, and multi-discipline system interfaces.
Support module yard piping execution from fabrication through installation, inspection, testing, preservation, turnover, and release for shipment.
Responsibilities
Provide field engineering support for module yard piping fabrication, installation, inspection, testing, preservation, turnover, and release-for-shipment activities.
Review piping drawings, isometrics, P&IDs, specifications, line class requirements, work packages, ITPs, and test packages to support compliant execution.
Support work planning, sequencing, constraint removal, material readiness, quantity verification, progress reporting, and short-term schedule alignment.
Perform field walkdowns to verify piping installation, spool fit up, supports, valves, interfaces, cleanliness, preservation, accessibility, and transport readiness.
Coordinate with Engineering, Construction, Quality, Materials, Procurement, Subcontracts, Project Controls, Logistics, Turnover, and Startup/Commissioning to resolve technical and execution issues.