Jobs at Coast Guard Exchange (USCGCSC)

Supervises interdisciplinary engineering and facilities planning personnel for approximately 65 geographically dispersed Coast Guard facilities. Directs engineering, construction, renovation, infrastructure modernization, safety oversight, and facilities management activities. Provides technical guidance to senior leadership on engineering plans, construction documents, cost estimates, operational risk, safety compliance, and capital improvement projects. Manages multiple projects, advises leadership, and oversees professional and technical staff.

Supports bowling alley and other recreation activities by assisting patrons, issuing equipment, scheduling lanes, collecting fees, monitoring safety and security, maintaining inventory, organizing events, completing routine reports, and keeping work areas clean. The role may also involve cash register operation, clerical tasks, custodial work, and general maintenance. Requires communication skills, basic mathematics, ability to lift up to 45 pounds independently, and similar work experience.

Supports recreational programs and facilities by assisting patrons, issuing equipment, scheduling activities, collecting fees, monitoring safety and premises, maintaining inventories and work areas, directing games and events, and completing clerical, custodial, or maintenance tasks as needed.

Provides first-line IT helpdesk support for Coast Guard Community Services Command and Exchange users. Troubleshoots workstation, server, network, security, software, hardware, and POS issues; administers Windows systems and Active Directory accounts; installs and tests security configurations; maintains IT infrastructure; and responds to support requests through ticketing, telephone, email, and walk-up channels.

Provides recreational services and oversight for authorized patrons at a military recreation center. Duties include assisting with games, social events, sports, crafts, equipment checkout, facility scheduling, inventory, cash handling, safety compliance, premises monitoring, cleanliness, clerical tasks, and basic maintenance. Must communicate effectively, perform basic mathematics, and lift up to 45 pounds independently. Applicants must be at least 18 years old; six months of recreational activity experience is preferred.

Provide front-line recreational services at USCG MWR facilities: oversee activities, issue and inspect equipment, check IDs, collect fees, schedule court/equipment use, run games and arts/crafts, maintain cleanliness, enforce safety and security, and perform clerical or custodial tasks as needed.