Senior Facility Engineer — DoD ICD-705 & HVAC Reliability

TTC, Inc.; Dayton (OH); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

TTC, Inc. seeks an experienced Facility Engineer to support our federal contract at Wright-Patterson AFB in Dayton, Ohio. The role focuses on ICD 705 compliance, HVAC and control systems design, and facility planning for mission-critical spaces.

You will review construction designs, coordinate interfaces, and deliver reliability and sustainment programs while ensuring regulatory compliance with UFC, NFPA, NEC, ABA, and other standards. A PE license in Ohio is required.

Qualifications

• PE license in Ohio (Mechanical) required.
• 15+ years of experience in facility engineering.
• Familiarity with ICD 705 construction.
• Extensive experience in HVAC and control systems design.

Responsibilities

• Apply ICD 705 requirements to ensure ICD 705 compliance of construction designs and plans.
• Provide advanced facility engineering, operations, planning, and programming for NSIC operating locations.
• Provide mechanical system reliability and resiliency engineering to assure highly available intelligence mission facilities.
• Assist NSIC in developing, executing and monitoring facility maintenance and sustainment programs.
• Provide expertise for facility planning and operation in compliance with UFC, NFPA, NEC, ABA and related standards.
• Deliverables: Reviews for ICD 705 compliance completed within 5 business days; monthly reliability report; regulatory reviews with findings.

Skills

ICD 705 familiarity

HVAC and controls design

Regulatory compliance knowledge

Facility engineering experience

Education

Professional Engineer license (Mechanical) – Ohio

Job description

TTC, Inc. seeks an experienced Facility Engineer to support our federal contract at Wright-Patterson AFB in Dayton, Ohio. The role focuses on ICD 705 compliance, HVAC and control systems design, and facility planning for mission-critical spaces.

You will review construction designs, coordinate interfaces, and deliver reliability and sustainment programs while ensuring regulatory compliance with UFC, NFPA, NEC, ABA, and other standards. A PE license in Ohio is required.