Ensures the operation, maintenance, and repair of Real Property, Real Property Installed Equipment (RPIE), Real Property Similar Equipment (RPSE), roads and grounds, utility systems, security systems, fire systems, and environmental protection systems. Applies advanced technical knowledge and experience to aerostat system operations and maintenance that may not be accomplished solely by consulting manufacturer manuals or similar TARS O&M documentation. Is qualified to operate aerostat launch/recovery control systems, including backup systems. Directs and performs corrective and preventive maintenance on aerostat pressure-control, power, mechanical and hydraulic subsystems; aerostat hardware and rigging; the tether subsystem; and the aerostat envelope. Operates and maintains enclosed mooring systems and winch vehicles, site power generators, standard motor vehicles, special non-lift manlift vehicles, and forklifts. May be assigned Vehicle Maintenance Officer (VMO) or Quality Control duties. Performs aerostat system preflight and post-flight checks and inspections as required. Directs and performs compressed-gas equipment operations and maintenance, including helium transfers for aerostat inflation and replenishment, and maintains aerostat engine generator sets when applicable. Coordinates resupply and repair logistics for aerostat and mechanical subsystems. May train and certify personnel in selected aerostat procedures and operation of special-purpose vehicles. Directs and performs corrosion control and site facilities maintenance. Serves as a key flight-crew member during inflation, deflation, launch, recovery, and in-flight activities.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED