Electronic Mechanic Contractor Support (Torrance, CA)

Electronic Mechanic Contractor Support

Opening ELECTRONIC MECHANIC CONTRACTOR SUPPORT (ELMCS) Seal Beach CA Location Seal Beach CA Hours Monday-Friday 40 hours per week Pay 27.60 per hour (1) Year Project with option to renew Benefits Direct Deposit Medical Dental Vision Minimum Requirements Requires Certification from an Electrical Trade School and at least 5 years of experience in the field. Familiar with a variety of the field s concepts practices and procedures. Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Performs a variety of complicated tasks. May report directly to a supervisor or manager. A wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected. The employee must shall have the ability to drive a motorized vehicle and possess a valid California Driver s License and a confidential clearance. Experience Requirements - The ELMCS must have a broad knowledge of the fundamental principles of electronic shop practices and trade skills. The employee must have the capability to apply knowledge of theory for the operation of numerous types of electronic circuits and components and its effect on each other in a logic-level dependency. The employee must have knowledge of standard test procedures that allows down equipment to be returned to service and must be able to operate a variety of test instruments multimeters signal generators oscilloscopes frequency counters and specialized testing equipment used in repair shops. Circuit theory must be used to understand all types of inter-action from manual operation malfunction to circuit malfunction. The employee must be able to follow technical manuals to relate observed faults to fault isolation procedures and diagrams. The ELMCS must have knowledge of interconnected integrated circuits of fault isolation relays power supplies time delays access control switches with flash oscillator detectors and remote alarm indicators which allow communication between a central alarm center and controlled area. The ELMCS must have the ability to diagnose problems and determine corrective action for complex electronic units and complete systems such as Kiddie phone switches transmitters and receivers and requires the ability to analyze the inter-action of electronic circuits and timing feedback. The employee must be capable and is expected to proceed with work without close supervision. The employee must be able to use a variety of common hand tools such as wrenches pliers screwdrivers crimping tools soldering devices and common electrical or pneumatic tools. Major Duties The ELMCS installs repairs and maintains mobile electronic equipment as transmitters-receivers in public address systems intercoms and closed circuit television systems. The employee will repair and maintain large complex security systems of anti-intrusion alarms with an alarm control center and a complete telephone security switch board. The employee maintains fire alarm and hard wire radio transmitters and receivers. The employee will isolate and repair equipment or splice fiber optics and cables which include splices to direct buried multi-conductor cable to meet communication industry standards. The employee will perform maintenance repairs and troubleshoot the Intrusion Detection System (IDS). The Electronic Mechanic schedules and passes work assignments to other workers and coordinates work assignments with shop personnel and customers. Visually checks electronic devices to see if they are operating properly. Initiates scope of work and service call so that the problem can be fixed. The employee prepares material requisitions for parts and materials required in support of shop supervisors and from examination and evaluation of work control documents and service calls. Duties will require operation of pickup or van and on occasion extended hours of work and travel. Call back and emergency overtime are regular requirements of this position. Operations The ELMCS will perform work both in shop and on site as required by assigned task. The ELMCS shall work alone or with other workers to perform simple or complex tasks while following appropriate and safe procedures. The ELMCS shall have a good familiarity of industry standards and instructions related to safety. The greatest weight handled individually will not exceed normal safety limits of 50 lbs. Good hearing good color vision and correctable 20 20 vision are required on most assignments. Tenacity and a high degree of dexterity and surety of eye hand coordination are essential. Some assignments will require little body movement for long periods of time (e.g. wire wrap and cable making). Vertical ladders may be encountered as in submarines surface ships and towers. The Electronic Mechanic must observe posted safety precautions and wear protective equipment clothing as required by regulations. The employee must report all discrepancies or unsatisfactory performance of equipment as well as unsafe conditions to the supervisor. The employee will be required to travel and or work in or on airborne aircraft surface ships submarines land vehicles and other unusual locations in support of assigned tasks. The employee may be required to work or move about in congested and or dimly lighted areas and constantly exposed to eye hazards from solder wire snips etc. The employee may be exposed to high voltages (to 50KV) when working on certain electronic equipment and may be subjected to nuclear radio frequency and laser radiation during periods of testing and evaluation. Processing - The Electronic Mechanic will receive work assignments by workload managers. Assignments are in the form of oral or written instruction (work order) to perform a variety of related tasks. Work quality is inspected by workload managers occasionally by spot-check but usually by results achieved. The employee is responsible for making further tests and alignments to insure that the completed equipment is aligned and functioning properly also spot-checking or inspecting own work. The employee may issue work assignments and provide training instructing to fellow workers on procedures when assigned to assist. Should work be assigned that requires special certification or licensing to perform the work or to use specialized tools or equipment the incumbent will be required to obtain such certification or licensing and maintain any associated qualification requirements for example this position may require Respirator and CPR certification. Housekeeping - The Electronic Mechanic will observe established safe working procedures and ensure all designated working areas are maintained in an orderly manner and continuously maintained free of trash and debris. At the end of each day the general work areas shall be swept supplies materials tools and equipment shall be picked-up and stored and municipal trash containers will be emptied. Preparation of Documents - As required the ELMCS maintains electronic equipment history cards and logs prepares electronic reports and failure reports. The employee may be required to create different types of charts for standing jobs orders and on completed and pending work information. Technical Support - The ELMCS will receive work assignment through oral instructions provided by the work leader higher-graded Government representative or work orders. Written guides in the form of blueprints specifications technical manuals manufacturer s manuals etc. are available and used. Work is checked during progress and upon completion for compliance with instructions adherence to established practices and standards and overall acceptability of work. Guidelines will include a variety of Federal Department of Defense Department of Navy and NAVFACSW publications manuals directives standards policies and procedures. Published guidance will be provided by the government as needed. Meetings Conferences - The ELMCS shall participate in meetings with contractors agencies clients and team members when required to do so. Briefings - The ELMCS shall participate in briefings when required to do so. Updates - The ELMCS shall provide monthly status reports that summarizes the work efforts and accomplishments performed.