In PersonRotation schedule is 8 weeks on and 5 weeks off; a 72-hour work week is the norm.
Field ServiceEquipment Field Service
US Citizenship Required
About the job
Requirements
A high school diploma and completion of a civilian or Air Force Radar Electronics System Repair course are required.
Currently hold or be able to obtain and maintain the proper U.S. Department of Defense-issued security clearance, which requires U.S. citizenship.
Employment and start date are contingent upon receiving the required U.S. Department of Defense-issued interim security clearance.
Possess written and verbal communication skills.
Be able to lift or move items weighing up to 50 pounds, and up to 100 pounds with assistance.
Be able to negotiate multiple sets of stairs without assistance and climb ladders up to fifteen feet.
Be able to work with high voltages and distinguish colors.
Responsibilities
Maintain, repair, calibrate, and operate all mission radar equipment.
Analyze system fault data and provide recommendations to resolve radar system degradation and failures.
Follow configuration control procedures and immediately report equipment changes, modifications, or anomalies to the Consolidated Maintenance and Operations Center (CMOC).
Support space surveillance operations and testing.
Operate CMOC facilities and respond immediately to reporting requirements.
Perform computer operations and use approved procedures for all phases of repair, inspection, alignment, and calibration of digital and analog equipment to achieve maximum radar operating efficiency.
Monitor radar Operations and Assessment tests, interpret faults, and reconfigure equipment.
Maintain accurate records, logs, and files; prepare reports and supply documentation.
Use and care for all Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment required to maintain a Phased Array Radar System.
Report system anomalies immediately, effect restorable actions, and report equipment status.
Analyze radar systems data, meet all Missile Warning Operations Center requirements, and respond to site reporting requirements.
Provide relief for the Consolidated Maintenance Operations Center.
Immediately inform the CMOC of failures, degradations, or system status changes.
Complete recall actions for Communications-Electronics equipment as directed and obtain approval for any equipment removal.
Follow and support all safety and security regulations and policies.
Perform additional duties as assigned.
Work an 8-weeks-on, 5-weeks-off rotation schedule, which may be adjusted; a 72-hour work week will be the norm.
Desired Qualifications
CompTIA A+ and Network+ certifications are a plus.
Overview
Job Summary:
The Radar Maintenance technician will report directly to the CMOC Supervisor/ CMOC Assistant Supervisor. This position is located at Pituffik Space Base, Greenland.
The Radar Maintenance Technician will maintain, repair, calibrate and operate all mission radar equipment. Analyze systems fault data and provide recommendations to resolve radar system degradation and failures. Assure all configuration control procedures are followed and report status of any equipment changes, modifications, or anomalies immediately to the Consolidated Maintenance and Operations Center (CMOC). Support space surveillance operations and testing. Operates CMOC facilities and immediately responds to all reporting requirements. Other duties and responsibilities may be assigned to meet the changing needs of contract performance.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Perform computer operations, and use approved procedures for all phases of repair, inspection, alignment, and calibration of digital and analog equipment to achieve radar maximum operating efficiency.
Monitor radar Operations and Assessment (OA) tests, interpret faults and reconfigure equipment. Maintain accurate records, logs, files, prepare reports and supply documentation.
Must be familiar with the use and care of all Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) required to maintain a Phased Array Radar System.
Report system anomalies immediately; effect restorable actions and report equipment status.
Analyze radar systems data, meet all Missile Warning Operations Center (MWOC) requirements, and respond to all site reporting requirements.
Provide relief for the Consolidated Maintenance Operations Center (CMOC).
Immediately inform the CMOC of any failures, degradations, or system status change.
Complete recall actions for Communications-Electronics equipment, as directed, and obtain approval for any equipment removal.
Follow and support all Safety and Security regulations and policies.
Perform additional duties as assigned.
Educational/Training Requirements:
High school diploma and completion of civilian or Air Force Radar Electronics System Repair course is required.
Comp TIA A+, Network+ certification(s) are a plus.
Currently hold or be able to obtain and maintain the proper US DoD issued security clearance, which requires US Citizenship. Security clearance eligibility may be discussed during the interview phase.
Employment and start date is contingent upon the candidate receiving the required US DoD issued interim security clearance
Required Skills/Experience:
Excellent communication skills both written and verbally
Supervision:
The Radar Maintenance Technician works under the general supervision of the CMOC Supervisor.
Work Environment:
Must be able to lift or move items weighing up to 50 pounds and up to 100 pounds with assistance. Be able to negotiate multiple sets of stairs without assistance, climb ladders up to fifteen feet, work with high voltages, and can distinguish colors. Rotation schedule will be 8 weeks on and 5 weeks off with possibility of adjustment. A 72-hour work week will be the norm.
Physical Demands:
Walking, sitting, typing, bending and lifting items as required within position requirements
SECURITY CLEARANCE:
Currently hold or be able to obtain and maintain the proper US DoD issued security clearance, which requires US Citizenship. Security clearance eligibility may be discussed during the interview phase.
Employment and start date are contingent upon the candidate receiving the required US DoD issued interim security clearance
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