Field Service Technician - HI (8688)

Patricio Enterprises, Inc.•Pearlington, MS

49d•$46 - $48•Onsite

About The Position

Patricio Enterprises is seeking a Field Service Technician to support clients with the management or direction of logistics support for multiple programs and their supporting organizations. The technician will provide direct client support in planning, coordinating, and executing logistics efforts for legacy and future systems, including technical refreshes and upgrades. The role includes maintaining required OEM certifications for testing and repairing CBRND Dismounted Reconnaissance Sets, Kits and Outfits (DRSKO) and related equipment; completing Train-The-Trainer courses and serving as a New Equipment Training (NET) Instructor; and conducting DCTE maintenance and repair, including intermediate-level maintenance, after obtaining the required certification. The technician will operate designated surveillance support equipment and perform equipment testing, maintenance, inspections, and repair. The technician will develop subject matter expertise in CBRND equipment and incident response systems, provide technical support to JPMs, Services, and other customers, and review logistics-related deliverables. The role also involves planning product support strategies and surveillance efforts, supporting Total Package Fielding (TPF), producing surveillance reports and EARS data, reviewing parts lists, recommending table-of-allowance changes, and submitting requests for travel, transportation, and procurement funds. The position requires compliance with host facility safety and environmental regulations and travel within CONUS, up to 40%.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree (BS/BA) and at least three years of general experience, or a high school diploma/GED and at least five years of general experience.
Three to five years of CBRND/DRSKO or relevant experience.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
Ability to stand for prolonged periods.
Ability to travel within CONUS.
Active Secret clearance is desired.

Nice To Haves

CBRND military experience is preferred.
USMC experience with expeditionary firefighting and rescue (EFR) equipment or family of incident response systems (FIRS) equipment is ideal, particularly experience with DRSKO.

Responsibilities

Maintain appropriate OEM certification required to test and repair CBRND DRSKO and related equipment.
Complete Train-The-Trainer courses and serve as a New Equipment Training (NET) Instructor in accordance with AR 350-1.
Conduct DCTE maintenance and repair, including intermediate-level maintenance, after obtaining required DCTE maintenance certification.
Operate designated surveillance support equipment, including sealers, air compressors, special tools, and Material Handling Equipment.
Perform flow testing and maintenance for 3M/Scott Airpack 75 Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA).
Maintain and inspect DRSKO kits.
Operate and conduct mask testing with the Joint Service Mask Leakage Tester (JSMLT).
Develop and sustain subject matter expertise in CBRND equipment and incident response systems, and provide technical support to JPMs, Services, and other customers as requested.
Review and comment on technical manuals, validation efforts, provisioning data, training packages, and other logistics-related deliverables.
Plan and develop product support strategies to meet operational effectiveness and readiness goals.
Plan, coordinate, and execute surveillance efforts using visual inspections, functional tests, and/or machine testing to evaluate CBRND equipment condition and quality in accordance with established directives and procedures.
Conduct Total Package Fielding of CBRND assets with Fielding Coordinators, including scheduling, de-processing, inventory, hand-off, and documentation in accordance with AR 700-142.
Generate equipment surveillance reports and associated EARS data.
Review system parts lists and recommend changes to the table of allowance.
Submit required requests for expenditures, including travel, transportation, and procurement requests.
Comply with host facility safety and environmental regulations.
Travel within CONUS as required, up to 40%.