Serves as a Field Maintenace Program (FMP) Engineering Technician assigned to facility improvement projects.
Duties
Duties at the F-Band Level:
Performs basic but progressively more complex training assignments under the close direction of a supervisor, team leader, or more experienced employee. Acquires and applies basic experience of construction knowledge to complete assignments in support of the National Airspace System (NAS). Assists senior technicians in developing cost estimates for various projects, gathering technical data, and evaluating/formulating safety procedures for assigned projects. Reviews pertinent technical manuals and FAA Orders. Acquires familiarity with National Electric Code (NEC) and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards for workplace safety. Gains training and experience in electrical, mechanical, structural, and civil engineering skills in diagnosing, adjusting, modifying, testing, overhauling, demolishing, installing, repairing and servicing plant and structure systems, equipment and component parts. Develops the ability to communicate with a variety of contracts to successfully complete assigned projects. Approximately 95 of the work is performed in travel status at remote locations. Must be able to perform appropriate trades and skills in all types of inclement weather from 120 degrees F to 60 below zero, in rain and snow. Trades and skills are utilized in all projects throughout the Western Service Area.
Duties at the G-Band Level: Includes the above as well as the following:
Applies knowledge of construction and maintenance principles and practices to complete various assignments in support of the National Airspace System (NAS). Utilizes a working knowledge of civil, electrical and mechanical trades to perform hands-on installation site preparation to establish and upgrade NAS facilities in coordination with other government personnel or contract employees. Reads and interprets engineering drawings, specifications and schematics. Works as a team member with other FMP Center employees. Coordinates work with local facility representatives and contractors. Participates in the accomplishment of various technical projects and tasks including but not limited to power, control, coax, or fiber optic cable fault locating, troubleshooting and repairing. Performs engine generator set up, modification, testing, troubleshooting and relocation. Performs routine and varying assignments associated with analyzing, installing, repairing, fabricating or trouble-shooting electronic, electrical and mechanical systems and components. Approximately 95 of the work is performed in travel status at remote locations. Must be able to perform appropriate trades and skills in all types of inclement weather from 120 degrees F to 60 below zero, in rain and snow. Trades and skills are utilized in all projects throughout the Western Service Area.