Yes, the Architect of the Capitol offers flexible work arrangements, such as telework, compressed work schedules, and part-time work.

No, the Architect of the Capitol does not offer any employee discounts.

1. All employees must wear personal protective equipment (PPE) such as hard hats, safety glasses, and gloves when working on Capitol grounds. 2. All employees must be trained in proper equipment operation and safety procedures before being allowed to work. 3. All employees must adhere to posted safety signs and warnings. 4. All employees must be aware of and follow all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. 5. All employees must report any injuries or hazardous conditions to their supervisor immediately. 6. All employees must be aware of and abide by the Capitol’s emergency plans and procedures. 7. All employees must attend safety briefings and training sessions as required. 8. All employees must complete required safety training prior to beginning work. 9. All employees must be aware of and adhere to the Capitol’s security policies and procedures. 10. All employees must be familiar with and use proper lifting techniques when moving materials.

Yes, the Architect of the Capitol offers a variety of educational programs and resources to help visitors learn more about the history of the Capitol and its role in American government. These resources include guided tours, online exhibitions, and educational videos and materials.

Relocation assistance is available for certain employees of the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), as determined by the AOC. Employees may be eligible for assistance with costs related to relocation, including reimbursement of moving expenses, temporary housing, and other related costs. Employees should contact their Human Resources Office for more information about specific relocation assistance eligibility and policies.

Yes. Depending on the position, the Architect of the Capitol may require candidates to possess certain qualifications, such as a valid driver's license, a degree in architecture or engineering, or experience in a related field. Additionally, the Architect of the Capitol may require other security clearances or specialized qualifications related to the specific position.