Miracorp

Engineer

• Design and evaluate fire protection systems (alarm, detection, sprinkler, suppression, fire pumps)
• Perform hydraulic calculations, system layouts, and equipment selection
• Review A/E and contractor drawings for compliance with codes and NFPA standards
• Conduct inspections, testing, fire hazard analyses, and field assessments
• Develop life safety plans and fire safety programs
• Prepare technical reports and recommend corrective actions
• Provide guidance to project teams, contractors, and regulatory authorities
• Support performance-based design using fire modeling and egress analysis
• Deliver training and support system installation, maintenance, and upgrades

Fire Protection Engineer

General

• Conduct industrial hygiene and environmental health inspections, assessments, and investigations-including asbestos, lead, mold, moisture, radon, drinking water, and indoor air quality-through sample collection, data interpretation, reporting, and recommending corrective actions
• Provide project management support by developing Statements of Work, preparing Independent Government Estimates, reviewing invoices, and supporting procurement of IH and environmental services
• Review abatement, remediation, and mitigation reports and workplans for asbestos, lead, mold, and related hazards to ensure completeness, regulatory compliance, and alignment with GSA requirements
• Provide technical IH guidance for construction projects, including investigation, assessment, abatement oversight, mitigation planning, and monitoring activities
• Respond to IH-related events, emergencies, and facility health and safety concerns as a technical agent of GSA, including travel as needed
• Conduct facility inspections and risk assessments to ensure compliance with industrial hygiene, environmental, and occupational health and safety standards
• Deliver internal expertise, training, and technical support to building managers, property managers, project managers, and other PBS personnel
• Maintain required certifications, participate in continuous learning, and ensure IH practices align with current industry standards, tools, and methodologies
• Ensure proper use of approved tools, methods, and processes, and maintain compliance with federal and industry requirements

Industrial Hygienist

Safety Specialist

• Lead safety strategy and compliance efforts that protect people, facilities, and mission-critical operations nationwide.
• Support GSA’s national safety program by providing expert guidance, policy interpretation, and oversight across a nationwide portfolio.
• Serve as a subject matter expert in occupational safety, compliance, and risk management while supporting inspections, training, and program development.
• Provide expert guidance on occupational safety, hazard control, and regulatory compliance.
• Conduct inspections, investigations, and risk assessments; develop corrective action plans.
• Investigate incidents, identify root causes, and recommend preventive measures.
• Review construction and project plans to ensure safety compliance.
• Develop and deliver safety policies, guidance, and training programs.
• Support national safety program tracking, reporting, and continuous improvement.
• Represent GSA in meetings with agencies, regulators, and stakeholders.
• Maintain safety data, records, and compliance with federal standards.

Safety and Occupational Health Specialist

• Prepare and review environmental investigations and technical reports
• Design and oversee environmental projects, including remediation systems and pollution control solutions
• Develop scopes of work, cost estimates, and evaluate contractor proposals
• Manage environmental projects ($1M–$3M), including schedules, budgets, and contractor performance
• Review contractor deliverables for technical accuracy and regulatory compliance
• Conduct hazardous waste management studies and facility inspections
• Support environmental liability documentation and reporting
• Analyze data and perform quality assurance/quality control evaluations
• Advise on remediation strategies and contaminated site cleanup
• Utilize environmental systems, including database management and GIS tools
• Ensure compliance with regulations such as CERCLA, RCRA, CAA, CWA, SPCC, and NPDES
• Support sustainability initiatives to reduce environmental impact and improve resource efficiency

Environmental Engineer III

Contract Specialist

• Prepare solicitation documents and manage the procurement process.
• Receive, record, and review offers and modifications.
• Conduct cost/price analysis, participate in negotiations, and document fair and reasonable pricing.
• Maintain official contract files, ensuring compliance with federal and GSA procurement regulations.
• Process contractor invoices, resolve payment discrepancies, and perform closeout actions.
• Manage the placement and administration of both simplified acquisitions and formal contracts.
• Handle high-dollar transactions and maintain records in accordance with regulatory standards.

Contract Specialist IV

• Conduct industrial hygiene inspections and assessments (asbestos, lead, mold, radon, water quality, and indoor air quality)
• Collect and analyze samples, interpret data, and recommend corrective actions
• Support projects by developing Statements of Work, cost estimates, and reviewing invoices
• Review abatement and remediation plans for regulatory compliance and completeness
• Provide technical IH guidance for construction, mitigation, and monitoring activities
• Respond to IH-related incidents, emergencies, and facility concerns
• Perform risk assessments to ensure compliance with environmental and safety standards
• Deliver training and technical support to facility and project teams
• Maintain certifications and ensure alignment with current IH standards and practices

Fire Protection Engineer

Industrial Hygienist

Safety and Occupational Health Specialist

Environmental Engineer III

Contract Specialist IV

GSA Industrial Hygienist