Engineering Technician VI (Multiple Specialties)
hace 20 días
Jacksonville
POSITION TITLE: Engineering Technician VI (Multiple Specialties) CLEARANCE REQUIREMENT: Active Secret Clearance (required) \n EMPLOYMENT NOTE: \n\n • Positions are full-time and contingent upon contract award.\n, • Provide distance support and on-site technical assistance for mechanical, electrical, and electronic Combat Systems casualty repairs in accordance with the Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual (JFMM).\n, • Perform problem analysis, troubleshooting, fault isolation, corrective actions, and checkout testing to return systems and equipment to full operational condition.\n, • Train ship’s force on the operation, maintenance, and logistics support of assigned systems and equipment.\n, • Provide logistics support as an integral part of technical assistance efforts.\n, • Prepare and submit Technical Assistance Visit Reports (TAVRs).\n, • Research and support resolution of DFS, DSR, LAR, and WSR actions.\n, • Utilize Government systems such as Fleet Technical Support (FTS) and Maintenance Figure of Merit (MFOM) for tracking and analysis.\n, • Perform system assessments and inspections during TSRA, BMDRA, INSURV/MCI, Combat Systems Assessments (CSA), pre-deployment assessments, and similar programs.\n, • Support scheduling, coordination, test procedure development, parts tracking, discrepancy reporting, data entry, analysis, and technical research.\n, • Investigate hardware, installation design, and safety deficiencies and develop engineering solutions to improve system reliability and maintainability.\n, • Develop and maintain test, certification, repair, and operational procedures.\n, • Support engineering change proposals and adjudicate DFS and DSR requests.\n, • Conduct logistics audits, reviews, and assessments to determine adequacy of logistics support.\n, • Review and recommend changes to COSAL, APLs, PMS documentation, AAPs, PTD, and ship system configuration data.\n, • ALL POSITIONS REQUIRE: Working knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.\n, • ALL POSITIONS REQUIRE: Full time, hands-on experience in interpreting shipboard technical documents to assess, repair and document equipment deficiencies, and configure equipment in alternate structures to meet mission requirements.\n, • ALL POSITIONS REQUIRE: A combination of mechanical and electrical shipboard experience.\n, • \n(2 openings) Engineering Technician VI (Navigation/Internal Communications/Cathodics/Alarms/Sensors): Full-time, hands-on experience providing Fleet Technical Assistance, assessment, and logistical support for U.S. Navy shipboard systems, specifically: Navigational systems (e.g., NAVSSI, RTS), Internal Communications Systems, Cathodic Protection Systems, Alarms and Sensor Systems.\n, • \n(3 openings) Engineering Technician VI (Satellite Communication): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Satellite Communication Systems (e.g.WSC-6, and WSC-9).\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (Tactical Communication): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Tactical Communication Systems (e.g. NMT and JTIDS).\n, • \n(2 openings) Engineering Technician VI (External Communication): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ External Communication Systems. (e.g. URT-23, URC-109 HYDRA).\n, • \n(2 openings) Engineering Technician VI (Air/Surface Search Radar & Electronic Navigation Systems): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Air and Surface Search Radars & Electronic Navigation Systems.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (Sonar): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Sonar Systems to include Sonar Dome entry.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (Torpedo and Ordnance Handling Equipment): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Gun Weapons Systems, Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes & Ordnance Handling Equipment.\n, • \n(4 openings) Engineering Technician VI (Command, Control and Intelligence Systems): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Command, Control and Intelligence Systems; Must possess and submit proof of a current IAT Level I IA baseline certification (Cyber Security Workforce) per DoD 8570.01. Must maintain IA certification and attain continuing education credits in accordance with SECNAVIST 1543.2. Must possess and submit proof of current CE/OS certificate (Microsoft 365 Certified: Modern Desktop Administrator).\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (COMBAT System 21, Combat Data, Display and Direction Systems): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Combat Systems 21, Combat Data, Display, and Direction Systems.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (COMBAT System 21, Combat Data, Display and Direction Systems): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ AEGIS Fire Control Systems (e.g. Mk 99 Fire Control Systems).\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (Electronic Warfare/Ships Signal Exploitation System): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Electronic Warfare/ SSEES systems.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (Rolling Airframe Missiles/Sea Rolling Airframe Missiles (RAM/Sea RAM): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ AM/SeaRAM systems.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (MK45 Gun & Small Arms/Night Vision Devices): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ MK45 Gun, Small Arms/Night Vision Devices, Ancillary Support Systems, and Magazine Sprinklers.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (Minor Caliber Gun Systems): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Minor Caliber Gun Systems, Small Arms/Night Vision Devices, Ancillary Support Systems, and Magazine Sprinklers.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (MK110 Gun & Small Arms/Night Vision Devices): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ MK110 Gun Small Arms/Night Vision Devices, Ancillary Support Systems, and Magazine Sprinklers.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (Combat Systems Alignment & Support): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Combat Systems Alignment & Support.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (AEGIS Weapon Systems Baseline9, Operational Readiness and Test System (ORTS): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ AEGIS Weapon Systems Baseline9+ Operational Readiness and Test Systems.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (AEGIS IT, CEC, Cameras, CDLMS): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ AEGIS Information Technology Systems.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (Combat Systems 21, Combat Data, Display, and Direction Systems): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Combat Systems 21, Combat Data, Display, and Direction Systems.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (AEGIS Fire Control Systems): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ AEGIS Fire Control Systems.\n, • \n(1 opening) Engineering Technician VI (Computer Displays/Battle Force Tactical Trainer/Television-Direct to Sailor): Full time, hands-on experience in the accomplishment of Fleet Technical Assistance, Assessment and Logistical Support of U.S. Navy ships’ Combat Systems 21, Combat Data, Display, and Direction Systems.\n, • Approximately 40% office environment and 60% shipboard environment.\n, • Work may include confined spaces, secure spaces, working aloft, and exposure to high humidity and elevated temperatures.\n, • Must be capable of: Lifting up to 50 lbs; Stooping, climbing ladders/stairs; Prolonged standing for up to 6 hours per day\n