Electronics Technician III

Chugach Government Solutions•ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, MD

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electronics Technician III facilitates repair and maintenance of UPS and switchgear systems and provides daily UPS and switchgear maintenance operations for assigned facilities. The role includes breaker testing on electrical and mechanical equipment, evaluating work orders and repair requests, investigating problems, and completing necessary repairs. The technician may also tour campus fuel storage tanks and respond to alarms. This position is located onsite in Annapolis Junction, Maryland. The stated pay rate is $47.24 per hour.

Requirements

High school graduate or equivalent GED.
Five years of experience in electrical/electronic service and maintenance, specifically working with UPS and/or PDU and switchgear systems.
Valid state electrician license in good standing.
Valid State Class B Fuel Operator Certification, or ability to obtain it within 120 days of hire.
Ability to pass pre-hire background and drug screening.
U.S. citizenship.
Ability to obtain and maintain the required intelligence community-level clearance.
Valid state driver's license with a suitable driving record.
Ability to lift 50 pounds and team-lift 75 pounds.

Responsibilities

Assist with scheduling and maintenance of airframe switchgear breakers.
Troubleshoot, repair, replace, and perform electrical/electronic maintenance on UPS and switchgear equipment operating at less than 600 volts.
Schedule and perform preventive maintenance and service calls on UPS units, switchgear, and associated batteries.
Prepare for large-scale outage events, including conducting walkouts, identifying temporary power requirements, determining impacts, and updating one-line drawings.
Coordinate vendor work and serve as a subject matter expert for third-party requirements.
Conduct periodic tours of UPS and switchgear equipment operating at less than 600 volts and maintain required log records.
Provide maintenance, emergency response, equipment start-up, and field modification support.
Discuss equipment maintenance or operating problems with technical support.
Interpret wiring diagrams to locate failures.
Tour campus fuel storage tanks and respond to fuel alarms as needed.
Plan and lay out work from blueprints, drawings, models, and verbal and written instructions.
Organize work to meet deadlines and handle a variety of tasks in a single day.
Coordinate with other trade and warehouse personnel to identify materials, parts, assemblies, and requisition requirements.
Perform stock inventories and prepare material requisitions for replacement items as needed.
Operate customer- or company-owned motor vehicles and other equipment.
Support other department staff and trade groups as needed or directed.
Work with other entities during large-scale outages when required.
Follow established CFS safety and personnel policies and standard operating procedures.
Work overtime as needed.
Perform other assigned duties, including supporting CMMS and other departments.