Tactical Support Equipment (TSE) Operator

InDyne•Cavalier, ND

23h•$49•Onsite

About The Position

The Tactical Support Equipment (TSE) Operator is responsible for the operation, maintenance, repair, inspection, testing, and exercise of electrical generation equipment to ensure continuous regulated power for Cavalier SFS. This role involves performing required preventive maintenance, correcting malfunctions, and maintaining alarm and shutdown systems. The operator will also maintain engine logs and equipment records, assist with station housekeeping, and perform routine inspections and repairs on electrical power generating and distribution equipment. Key duties include major inspections and repairs on alternators, excitation systems, generator and distribution switchgear, high and low voltage power circuit breakers, and control/alarm circuits. The position also requires testing, calibration, and adjusting of generator and switchgear protective relays, as well as preventive maintenance on diesel engine generator ancillary systems. The operator will coordinate resources, maintain RPIE assets, and operate/maintain RP, RPIE, and EAID generators and Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS). Additionally, they will program depot-level maintenance for PP generators, develop and coordinate generator refueling plans, and maintain specific voltage and frequency standards. The role also emphasizes adherence to safety and housekeeping standards, completion of training, and various administrative duties such as requisitioning parts, monitoring inventory, maintaining logs, and complying with security policies.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Trade School in power production or similar Military Training.
Minimum of three years’ experience in Electrical Power Production.
Successful completion of EEI POSS/MASS Test.
Currently hold or be able to obtain and maintain the proper US DoD issued security clearance, which requires US Citizenship.

Responsibilities

Operate, maintain, repair, inspect, test, and exercise electrical generation equipment to provide continuous regulated power.
Accomplish required preventive maintenance on all equipment in the power plant.
Perform periodic maintenance and correct malfunctions on all power plant equipment.
Maintain the alarm and shutdown systems.
Maintain engine logs and equipment records.
Assist with station housekeeping and other duties as directed.
Perform routine inspection, maintenance, and repair on all electrical power generating and distribution equipment.
Perform all major inspections and repair maintenance on alternators, excitation systems, generator and distribution switchgear, high and low voltage power circuit breakers, control, and alarm circuits.
Perform all testing, calibration, and adjusting of the generator and switchgear protective relays.
Perform preventive electrical maintenance inspections, tests, and repair on the diesel engine generator ancillary systems.
Coordinate CE resources to assist with required tasks or expertise.
Maintain and control RPIE assets.
Operate, maintain, repair, inspect, test and exercise RP, RPIE and EAID generators and Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS).
Program depot-level maintenance (20,000 and 40,000 hours) of PP generators three years in advance.
Develop and coordinate generator refueling plan.
Review plan annually.
Maintain voltage within 4160 VAC + 2% and maintain frequency at 60-hertz + 1/2 hertz.
Maintain OSHA/AFOSH, safety and good housekeeping standards.
Accomplish training as directed.
Perform other duties including general housekeeping, safety and environmental practices, requisitioning parts, monitoring bench stock, supply point, maintaining data/logs/files, complying with security policies, PWS directive publications, completing ancillary training and participating in exercises.