Performs preventive maintenance, and repairs on all medical/dental/scientific equipment, surgical instruments, and related material.
Coordinates and works effectively with other departments to prepare equipment for rapid, world-wide deployment in humanitarian, disaster relief and military contingency operations.
Performs specific tasks that include but are not limited to incoming inspections, regular and unscheduled maintenance, repair, and planning for end-of-life replacement in conjunction with forward positioned materiel and asset deployment schedules.
Utilizes common test equipment including, but not limited to, patient simulators, pulse generators, network analyzers, test phantoms, electrical safety analyzers, oscilloscopes, and multimeters.
Loads Operating Systems (OS) and clinical application software as needed.
The Test Supervisor applies technical knowledge and troubleshooting skills to identify issues, gather and analyze test data, and work closely with technicians to resolve problems and maintain production flow.
Responsibilities
Supervise testing activities, including environmental, temperature, and vibration stress screening.
Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, engineering specifications, and work instructions.
Perform and oversee a variety of electronic, mechanical, and electromechanical assembly operations on small assemblies and subassemblies.
Operate hand tools, power tools, production equipment, and manual and automated test equipment, including oscilloscopes, pulse generators, meters, power supplies, and network analyzers.
Troubleshoot assemblies, test equipment, and test systems to identify and resolve technical issues.
Support the Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center (AUTEC) Mission in Andros Island, Bahamas, operating, maintaining, troubleshooting, repairing, testing and installing complex communication and tracking systems.
Responsibilities
Perform in depth troubleshooting of electronic equipment to component level and complete and document repairs
Utilize antenna testers, WATT Meters, VOMs, pulse generators, Communications Test Sets, dynamic signal analyzers and other test equipment
Train lower-level techs as required
Install and verify operation of electronic tracking devices aboard U.S. Navy vessels and aircraft
Perform administrative actions for and maintenance of PBX
Requirements
Associates degree in electronics or military electronics training
Nice to have: Crypto installation and repair
Nice to have: KY-100M
Nice to have: Aviat Microwave maintenance
Nice to have: Avaya PBX experience with ISP and OSP
Seeking an Electronics Technician I with specific experience in operations to support the DHS Customs & Border Protection Tethered Aerostat Radar System (TARS) program. Role involves flight operations, equipment maintenance, and site operations support.
Compensation
The hourly rate for this role is $34.45 USD.
Responsibilities
Flight Crew Member (pre/post flight, launch/recovery, helium toppings, snubbing, inflations/ defations, tether inspections, proficiency in all emergency procedures for both moored and airborne flight aerostat operations)
Perform corrective and preventive maintenance activities on aerostat pressure control subsystems, power subsystems, mechanical and hydraulic subsystems, aerostat hardware and rigging, tether subsystem, and aerostat envelope
Make circuit analyses, calculating wave forms, tracing relationships in signal flow, and regularly using complex test instruments (e.g., dual trace oscilloscopes, Q-meters, deviation meters, spectrum analyzers, pulse generators)
Perform operations and maintenance of enclosed mooring system and winch vehicles, site power generators, stand motor vehicles, special man-lift vehicles, and forklifts
Assist with all aerostat system pre-flight and post-flight checks and aerostat system inspections as required
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