Electronic Technician (I, II, III, IV)

Prism Maritime•Chesapeake, VA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electronic Technician (I, II, III, IV) must possess minimum higher educational requirements, a thorough understanding of electricity/electronics, basic/accelerated wiring skills, the use of common/specialty hand tools and the use of general purpose test equipment. Tasks are accomplished as assigned by the Installation Supervisor and in accordance with company work instructions/NAVSEA standard items. Periodically required to lift/move equipment up to and including 50 pounds. Additional duties and/or responsibilities of other positions may also be assigned for which qualifications are met to include Installation Supervisor on routine or low risk installations. Specific description of duties: Responsible for assisting in electrical/electronic installations, wiring of assemblies, and troubleshooting of cabling and equipment. Additional responsibilities could include opening as well as closing cableways, cable trunks, and multi cable transits; transporting material/tools to and from the worksite; standing fire watch; painting; lagging; and assisting in weld preparation/fit up. Must be extremely familiar with systems removal and installation to include but not limited to: HVAC ducting, piping etc Cabling (copper and fiber) Equipment racks Lockers/Furniture Fiddle boards Connection boxes Power panels Lighting Antennas/Radomes Foundations Waveguide Decking Multi pin/Fiber Optic/RF and other type connectors Cable tags/Wire markers Problem Solving/Troubleshooting Provide installation assistance during SOVT Perform any other assignments or tasks as needed or requested by management to assist in accomplishing the organization's mission, objectives and goals. Overtime is routinely required but not guaranteed. Travel outside the local area may be required.

Requirements

High School diploma or GED may be mandatory depending on contract stipulations.
Associates degree or Bachelor’s degree in relatable electrical/electronic field. Military schooling, depending on scope and relevance of training, may also suffice.
Non-degreed personnel may qualify, depending on depth of electrical/electronic knowledge and experience, however, must have a minimum of four (4) years technical experience in installation, modification, field change, systems operation, maintenance, testing, troubleshooting and or repair of various military combat systems.
Clearance up to Secret level may be required.
Cableway certification
Multi-pin connector certification
Fiber Optic connector certification
Fire watch certification
Lifting/moving up to and including 50 pounds
Routinely climbing several flights of stairs
Performing tasks in confined spaces