Engineering Technician V

Amentum•Lemoore, CA

7d•$37 - $37•Onsite

About The Position

The Engineering Technician V provides on-site academic instruction and hands-on proficiency training to Navy and Marine Corps personnel, technical specialists, and other Government employees on preventing, inspecting for, and treating corrosion on Navy and USMC aviation support equipment. The role advises on supply support and manufacturer-to-Navy part-number cross-references, identifies and instructs personnel in the use of relevant special tools, handling equipment, and test equipment, and provides corrosion-control information to operations and maintenance personnel. The technician also supports accident investigations, failure data reports, and material deficiency reports, and recommends changes to corrosion-control technical manuals through technical reports for Government use in preparing Technical Publications Deficiency Reports. As an Equipment Specialist/CETS (Material Readiness Technician), the position supports the NAE Corrosion Management Board, Fleet Support Teams, and Aircraft Type Wings/MALS. It assists aircraft Corrosion Control and Periodic Maintenance Interval programs by observing inspections and maintenance events, collecting maintenance data, improving data entry and reliability-centered maintenance analysis, facilitating corrosion-control training, assisting with Focus Area List execution, and providing recommendations to reduce in-service corrosion repairs and improve aircraft material condition at PMI events. The position may require work or travel to sites in or near weapons magazine areas, flight decks, flightline ramps, aircraft spots, combat zones, and weapon ready-service areas. Compensation is listed as 37.40; the posting does not specify whether this is an hourly rate or another pay period.

Requirements

High school diploma and technical training in a relevant technical field.
Three years of practical hands-on experience within the past five years.
At least two years of the required experience at or above the military E5 level, or equivalent non-military experience.

Nice To Haves

The posting lists Navy A and/or C schools or service-equivalent schools, an accredited vocational education institution, and OEM/factory technical training programs related to supported systems or equipment as educational sources.

Responsibilities

Provide on-site academic instruction and on-equipment proficiency training on corrosion prevention, inspection, and treatment for Navy and Marine Corps personnel, technical specialists, and Government employees.
Assist, train, and demonstrate effective corrosion-prevention, inspection, and treatment methods for Navy and USMC aviation support equipment.
Advise on supply support problems and cross-reference manufacturer part numbers to Navy part numbers.
Advise on identifying and using special tools, handling equipment, and test equipment related to corrosion control.
Provide corrosion-control information to operations and maintenance personnel.
Provide technical advice and assistance for accident investigations, failure data reports, and material deficiency reports.
Recommend changes to weapon-system and equipment corrosion-control technical manuals in technical reports for Government use in preparing Technical Publications Deficiency Reports.
Observe and participate in Organizational Level Material Condition Inspections, Periodic Maintenance Interval events, and MRC events to improve awareness of corrosion-prone areas.
Collect maintenance data on corrosion-prevention methods and training to identify defective methodologies and conditions that could induce corrosion.
Help maintainers and the Maintenance Readiness Team lead address Organizational Level data-entry issues and solutions to improve Reliability Centered Maintenance data collection and analysis.
Facilitate formal and practical corrosion-control training covering prevention, inspection, identification, treatment, and documentation for assigned aircraft platforms.
Assist Organizational Level activities with CNAF 4790.2 Focus Area List execution.
Coordinate with the MRT Lead to provide reports and recommendations on reducing corrosion in-service repairs and improving aircraft incoming material condition at PMI events.
Work or travel to designated sites, which may include locations in or near weapons magazine areas, flight decks, flightline ramps, aircraft spots, combat zones, and weapon ready-service areas.