Corrected Attachment B-ASDAP - Contract Labor Cats and Descriptions.xlsx

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AIRPORT TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Labor Categories & Skill Descriptions
Labor Title/Skill DefinitionPosition TitleYears of Relevant Experience**Degree Requirements (from an accredited college or university)Relevant Experience Requirement and Other InformationSubstitutions
Work experience that is not relevant to the labor category definition will not be considered in the "Years of Relevant Experience" calculation
Program Manager *
Serves as overall program manager and administrator for the contract. Provides leadership; strategic and tactical planning; and oversight in the management and administration of the contract. Has experience managing and supervising the work efforts of subordinate personnel. Serves as the primary interface and point of contact with the CO and COR on contract matters. Candidate must be proficient in the Government contract process and standards, planning tools (i.e. work breakdown structures of products and services within the cost and schedule for each Task Order, Gantt charts, critical path analyses, PERT charts, etc.), budgeting, and report development.Bachelor's Degree in operations research, engineering, business, mathematics, management science.Candidates must have management experience in programs/projects, preferably aviation and/or research related. Project Manager Professional (PMP) certification is not required, but highly advised.Master's Degree in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 3 years experience. PhD in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 7 years experience

Program Manager - Level 3 +25

Technical Program Manager *
Serves as technical program manager and administrator for all task orders. Provides technical leadership; strategic and tactical planning; and oversight in the management and administration of the task orders. Has experience managing and supervising the work efforts of subordinate personnel. Serves as the primary interface and point of contact with the CO and COR on task orders and project matters. Candidate must be proficient in the Government contract process and standards, planning tools (i.e. work breakdown structures of products and services within the cost and schedule for each Task Order, Gantt charts, critical path analyses, PERT charts, etc.), budgeting, and report development.Bachelor's Degree in operations research, engineering, business, mathematics, management science.Candidates must have management experience in programs/projects, preferably aviation and/or research related. Project Manager Professional (PMP) certification is not required, but highly advised.Master's Degree in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 3 years experience. PhD in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 7 years experience
Technical Program Manager - Level 215-25
+25
Aviation Safety Specialist
Conducts data analysis and identifies safety hazards as related to safety reporting systems and risk management. The candidate must possess knowledge and analysis experience in aviation safety data programs such as ASIAS, ASAP, SMS and FOQA. Skill requirements include project management/organization, research techniques, creating plans, cost estimation, risk management, logistics, data collection, analysis, technical writing, and presenting formal/technical information. Capable of fully executing related research and development projects. Accomplish complete and timely deliverables without daily supervision.Aviation Safety Specialist - Level 36-10Bachelor's Degree in an aviation, aeronautical, or air traffic management or computer science, mathematics.Master's Degree in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 3 years experience. PhD in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 7 years experience
Aviation Safety Specialist - Level 410-15
Engineer
Provides engineering expertise, principles, design, system analysis, and problem solving to meet the job requirements. Skill requirements include project management/organization, research techniques, creating plans, cost estimation, risk management, logistics, data collection, analysis, technical writing, and presenting formal/technical information. Capable of fully executing related research and development projects. Accomplish complete and timely deliverables without daily supervision. Airport operations/design experience is not required, however strongly encouragedEngineer - Level 22-6Bachelor's Degree in an engineering branch (civil, electrical, mechanical, chemical or interdisciplinary) from a college or university with a degree curriculum accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).Master's Degree in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 3 years experience. PhD in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 7 years experience
Engineer - Level 310-15
Engineering/Safety Technician
Specialized electrical/mechanical/fabrication experience maintaining facilities, assets, and infrastructure. Includes maintaining and operating friction devices and vehicles, constructing project related mockups, equipment, demonstrations or prototype devices as provided through test plans, standard engineering drawings, or other sources. This candidate shall be self-motivated, and have the ability to work without daily supervision/direction from senior project personnel, and have the ability to produce technical written documentation to project manager personnel to support the generation of technical reports or documents.Engineering/Safety Technician - Level 22-6NoneGraduate certificate or degree from a Trade School may be substituted for 1 year of experience. An Associates Degree in related field may be substituted for 1 year of experience.
Airport Planner
Provides knowledge and application of land-use planning, airport design, airspace obstruction analysis and noise and environmental studies. Skill requirements include project management/organization, research techniques, creating plans, cost estimation, risk management, logistics, data collection, analysis, technical writing, and presenting formal/technical information.Airport Planner - Level 36-10Bachelor's Degree in an aviation, aeronautical, or air traffic management or computer science, mathematics.Master's Degree in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 3 years experience. PhD in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 7 years experience
Human Factors Specialist
Provides human factors principles, design, and engineering functions for job requirements. This may include, but not limited to: human interactions to lighting and visual cues, situational awareness, experiment design procedures, data collection, test and evaluations, operational requirements, human-in-the-loop scenarios, ergonomics, and kinematics. Skill requirements include project management/organization, research techniques, creating plans, cost estimation, risk management, logistics, data collection, analysis, technical writing, and presenting formal/technical information. Capable of fully executing related research and development projects. Accomplish complete and timely deliverables without daily supervision.Human Factors Specialist - Level 36-10Bachelor's Degree in applied or experimental psychology, human factors, ergonomics, sociology, or industrial engineering.Master's Degree in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 3 years experience. PhD in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 7 years experience
Airport Operations Research Analyst
Qualified candidates required to have experience in airport operations and/or airport management related fields, with a general knowledge of airport safety issues, airfield operations, capacity studies, and/or delay analysis. Candidates must also have general knowledge of FAA Advisory Circulars on airport safety items, such as airfield lighting, markings and signage. Skill requirements include project management/organization, research techniques, creating plans, cost estimation, risk managment,logistics, data collection, analysis, technical writing, and presenting formal/technical information. Capable of fully executing related research and development projects. Accomplish complete and timely deliverables without daily supervision.Airport Operations Research Analyst - Level 36-10Bachelor's Degree in aviation, operations research, computer science, engineering, business, mathematics, information systems, or management science.Master's Degree in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 3 years experience. PhD in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 7 years experience
Physical Scientist
Provides technical expertise, principles, design, systems analysis, and problem solving in the general areas of operations that pertain to specific NAS environments and operational requirements. Skill requirements include project management/organization, research techniques, creating plans, cost estimation, risk management, logistics, data collection, analysis, technical writing, and presenting formal/technical information. Capable of fully executing related research and development projects for visual guidance research program areas. Accomplish complete and timely deliverables without daily supervision.Physical Scientist - Level 410-15Bachelor's Degree in any of the physical sciences (e.g.., chemistry, physics, meteorology.Master's Degree in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 3 years experience. PhD in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 7 years experience
Subject Matter Expert (SME)
Highly specialized category to fulfill the occasional and short term needs of the FAA to acquire the services of a recognized expert in a FAA ASDAP discipline. Areas of specific disciple may include airport planning, airport design, aviation system capacity, air traffic control, research scientist or professor.Subject Matter Expert (SME)Bachelor's Degree in relevant SME discipleSME must be highly experienced and knowledgeable in their expert field/category. Personal bio/resume must be submitted to the FAA prior to being accepted as an SME.
+20
Technical Writer/Editor
Writes and edits professional documents for content, format, flow and integrity in conformance with best practices. Determines the suitability of material for target audience. Involved in projects from planning stage. Provides additional or missing materials and edit written copy.Technical Writer/Editor Level 36-10Bachelor's Degree in English, communications, technical writing or technology management, or related/relevant discipline.Must have experience using MS Office programs5 years of relevant experience may be substituted for a Bachelor's degree. Master's Degree in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 3 years experience. PhD in related field may be substituted for Bachelor's degree and 7 years experience

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