Depot Technician

Booz Allen Hamilton•Panama City, FL

About The Position

The Depot Technician provides general technical, maintenance, logistics, testing, and operational support for depot activities, diving life-support equipment, marine systems, and research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E) efforts. The role includes hands-on maintenance, inspections, testing, calibration coordination, equipment preparation, supply support, and facility-support tasks. The technician supports safe, efficient depot operations by following maintenance procedures, equipment-accountability and quality-assurance requirements, and established safety standards. The position may also support in-water and at-sea test events, hydrostatic testing, calibration programs, pressure-vessel maintenance, marine operations, and special projects. The technician performs scheduled and unscheduled maintenance; conducts hydrostatic testing and prepares inspection, testing, and certification documentation; supports calibration tracking and records; and performs incoming-equipment inspections and quality-assurance checks. Assigned duties may include diving life-support equipment maintenance, inventory and supply support, test-event preparation, small-boat and marine-equipment operation, material handling, specialized test-equipment operation, and basic fabrication or repair work. The role also includes maintaining accurate maintenance, testing, calibration, supply, and equipment-accountability records and following applicable quality, safety, environmental, technical-manual, and supervisory requirements. A Secret clearance is required. Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. The position requires a high school diploma or GED and the ability to safely move and position equipment weighing up to 50 pounds. The projected annualized compensation range is $52,900 to $108,000. Booz Allen offers health, life, disability, financial, and retirement benefits, paid leave, professional development, tuition assistance, work-life programs, dependent care, and recognition awards. Full-time and part-time employees regularly working at least 20 hours per week are eligible to participate in the company’s benefit programs; employees below that threshold are eligible only for select offerings.

Requirements

Experience performing hands-on maintenance, inspection, repair, testing, fabrication, logistics, or technical-support work in a depot, industrial, marine, government, or military environment.
Experience using hand tools, power tools, test equipment, or material-handling equipment.
Ability to maintain accurate records for maintenance, inspection, testing, calibration, inventory, or supply actions.
Ability to support indoor, outdoor, waterfront, and marine work environments.
Ability to safely move and position equipment weighing up to 50 pounds and materials in accordance with established procedures.
Ability to work independently on assigned tasks and as part of a multidisciplinary depot support team.
Ability to read and follow technical manuals, maintenance procedures, work instructions, safety requirements, and equipment drawings.
Secret clearance required; selected applicants will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.
High school diploma or GED.

Responsibilities

Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on assigned depot equipment, support systems, tools, facilities, and associated infrastructure.
Conduct hydrostatic testing of pressure vessels and prepare inspection, testing, and certification documentation.
Support the depot calibration program by tracking calibration status, coordinating calibration requirements, maintaining records, and ensuring critical tools and gauges are available.
Inspect, test, and conduct quality-assurance checks on incoming equipment, components, cables, tools, and support materials.
Maintain diving life-support equipment, including diver air compressors, associated equipment, and oxygen-compatible systems, when assigned.
Conduct equipment inventories and maintain accountability of tools, test equipment, maintenance materials, and depot assets.
Prepare, process, track, receive, and stage supply requisitions, shipments, repair parts, and equipment for depot operations.
Support in-water, at-sea, and RDT&E test events, including equipment preparation, boat operations, test-range support, and post-event maintenance.
Operate and maintain small boats, outboard motors, trailers, winches, and associated marine equipment, when qualified.
Support crane, rigging, forklift, and material-handling operations in accordance with safety procedures and assigned qualifications.
Operate test equipment, including magnetometers, sonar systems, and other specialized technical equipment, as required.
Fabricate, modify, repair, or install equipment, fixtures, facility improvements, and support items using basic mechanical, electrical, fabrication, and craftsman skills.
Move and position equipment and materials to different rooms in the lab.
Maintain accurate maintenance, testing, calibration, supply, and equipment-accountability records.
Follow applicable quality-assurance, safety, environmental, technical-manual, and supervisory requirements.