Amentum is seeking a UICAP Coordinator to support a unique US Navy program on the island of Diego Garcia. The UICAP Coordinator is responsible for the overall management, coordination, and oversight of UICAP (Utilities Infrastructure Condition Assessment Program) information at the PWD (Public Works Department) level. This role ensures programmatic compliance, data integrity, and operational excellence. Specific responsibilities include but are not limited to the following.

Responsibilities:
- Program Management:
- Overseeing the overall management and coordination of UICAP at the PWD level and ensuring its integrity and data validity.
- Managing and completing UICAP Phases 1 through 4.
- Scheduling and facilitating annual risk assessments for UICAP and PWD goals.
- Data and System Oversight:
- Ensuring that Maximo data includes all utility equipment and that records are associated with iNFADS PRCs (Plant Replacement Codes).
- Building and overseeing preventive maintenance (PM) schedules in Maximo and ensuring completion.




- Maintaining accurate and updated degradation indices (DIs), failure scenario scores, and Maximo asset inventory correlation with iNFADS PRCs.
- Risk Assessments:
- Completing and validating Likelihood and Consequence of Failure Scenarios.
- Ensuring mitigations for all risk scores greater than 3.5 are built in the Utilities Risk Tool (URT).
- Reviewing utilities service interruptions against degradation and risk analysis and ensuring that mitigation projects are developed for high-risk situations.
- Training and Reporting:
- Ensuring all staff receive proper training and have access to required resources for UICAP operations.
- Producing required UICAP program documents, including risk assessments, mitigation plans, integrated project lists, and long-range capital plans.
- Running reports, assessing data quality, and preparing summaries for compliance with UICAP standards and metrics.
- Collaboration and Compliance:
- Working with Real Property

📌 Uicap Coordinator (Garcia)
🏢 Amentum
📍 Garcia