Lead, Structural Asset Management (AMP) – Turkey

KBR; Saxmundham; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A global engineering firm is seeking a Facilities Structures AMP Manager in Saxmundham, England. This role requires technical leadership for the Structural Asset Management Program across U.S. Air Force installations. Responsibilities include developing strategic plans, ensuring compliance with engineering standards, and managing facility assessments. Candidates should have a degree in civil or structural engineering and 7 years of relevant experience. Fluency in English and Turkish is essential, and a strong understanding of lifecycle management is preferred.

Benefits

Career advancement through professional training and development

Benefits in accordance with collective labor agreement

Qualifications

• Minimum 7 years of experience in facility structural engineering.
• Demonstrated proficiency with BUILDER SMS or equivalent tools.
• Familiarity with DoD/USAF Civil Engineering processes.

Responsibilities

• Lead Facilities Structures AMP across all facilities.
• Develop and maintain the 5-Year AMP Plan and Annual Work Plan.
• Manage BUILDER SMS database integrity.
• Oversee implementation of sustainment, restoration, and modernization projects.

Skills

Facility structural engineering

Asset management

Lifecycle infrastructure planning

BUILDER SMS

Fluency in English and Turkish

Education

Bachelor’s degree in civil or Structural Engineering

Tools

MS Excel dashboards

Power BI

GIS mapping tools

Job description

A global engineering firm is seeking a Facilities Structures AMP Manager in Saxmundham, England. This role requires technical leadership for the Structural Asset Management Program across U.S. Air Force installations. Responsibilities include developing strategic plans, ensuring compliance with engineering standards, and managing facility assessments. Candidates should have a degree in civil or structural engineering and 7 years of relevant experience. Fluency in English and Turkish is essential, and a strong understanding of lifecycle management is preferred.