MCPP: Electrical Equipment Repair Technician

KBR•Jacksonville, FL

About The Position

The Electrical Equipment Repair Technician performs assembly, fabrication, troubleshooting, testing, repair, modification, and general maintenance of electrical equipment and components, typically removed from ships, ground support equipment, and tracked or wheeled heavy-duty vehicles. The role covers operator, intermediate, and limited major rebuild maintenance, including spot painting. The technician provides technical assistance, guidance, or training to lower-level mechanics and assists higher-level mechanics. Other tasks may be assigned as reasonably necessary. The position is part of the Marine Corps Prepositioning Program (MCPP), based in Jacksonville, Florida, which provides maintenance and logistics services to the U.S. Marine Corps.

Requirements

Associate degree requiring a minimum of 500 hours of instruction, or equivalent; this knowledge may also be obtained through a combination of on-the-job training and/or formalized technical schools.
Five years of directly related work experience.
Complete the Basic Electrical Equipment Repairman Course, or equivalent.
Complete the Advanced Military Maintenance School, or equivalent.
Ability to lift 50 pounds.
In-depth knowledge of electrical circuitry, electrical principles and formulas, and their practical application to the equipment and systems repaired.
Knowledge of electronic circuitry and theory, and general mechanical skills and knowledge.
Ability to apply knowledge of wire color codes, symbols, layout sheets, wiring diagrams, schematics, technical orders, and manufacturer specifications.
Valid state driver's license and ability to obtain and maintain a Tactical Operator License as necessary.
Ability to comply with established methods, safety standards, quality standards, and applicable time schedules.
U.S. citizenship.
Ability to obtain and maintain a Common Access Card (CAC) and base access.

Responsibilities

Assemble, fabricate, troubleshoot, test, repair, modify, and perform general maintenance on electrical equipment and components.
Perform operator, intermediate, and limited major rebuild levels of maintenance, including spot painting.
Provide technical assistance, guidance, or training to lower-level mechanics.
Assist higher-level mechanics.
Perform other tasks as reasonably assigned.