Electronics Technician Supervisor

• Coaches and trains staff
• Leads, supervises and mentors assigned staff
• Oversees staff and exercises supervisory personnel management responsibilities
• Required travel to Antarctica up to 6 months a year
• Works closely with the government project manager
• Coordinates workshops and meetings
• Recommends policies, doctrine, tactics, and procedures
• Coordinates and interfaces with various Department of Defense (DoD), non-DoD, and international participants
• Provides subject material to develop technical documentation
• Responsible for ensuring that all ET contract deliverables are tracked and submitted on time
• Reports the operational readiness, capabilities, limitations, and reliability of installed systems
• Maintains and verifies work center safety requirements and equipment
• Submits work requests for facility repairs
• Collects and maintains accurate records
• Conducts reviews of available test equipment
• Calibrates and repairs sensors and test equipment
• Provides general assistance for preparation of point papers
• Documents and archives of all maintenance actions
• Adheres to applicable configuration control policy and procedures
• Adheres to applicable security policy and procedures
• Schedules and conducts necessary training
• Maintains an accurate tool inventory
• Maintains current cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification
• Provides estimated airlift needs
• Adheres to frequency management policies and procedures
• Ensures inventory of spare parts/components is accurate and adequate
• Conducts authorized modification, installation, and removal of equipment
• Prepares updated drawings and other technical documentation
• Prepares routine and special reports
• Follows all applicable safety requirements
• Supports flight checks/certifications of airfield systems
• Ensures all assigned equipment operates/functions in accordance with applicable technical specifications
• Ensures all Full-Time technicians meet all deployment requirements
• Verifies that all technicians who deploy to Antarctica possess a valid driver’s license
• Provides maintenance support availability up to 24 hours per day and 7 days per week
• Provides maintenance support for systems that will require technicians to fly to locations
• Maintains a written Master Station Log (MSL)
• Measures and reports operational availability (Ao) of systems
• Maintains and follows procedures for reporting system outages
• Develops and provides reports
• Maintains systems in accordance with applicable DoD or non-DoD information security requirements
• Provides scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and repair of NAVAIDS
• Ensures proper NAVAIDS sighting and installation
• Initiates requests for flight checks
• Ensures voice recording/data-recording media is managed and secured
• Ensures the necessary level of certified technicians are present
• Provides scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and repair of communications systems
• Ensures proper communications systems installations
• Maintains communications circuit access during contingency/backup operations
• Complies with frequency management processes
• Ensures the necessary level of certified technicians are present to setup, maintain, and remove current communications systems
• Provides assistance to other technicians on communications components
• Provides scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and repair of meteorology systems
• Maintains certified technicians to setup, maintain, and remove current meteorology systems
• Attends necessary safety training and performing maintenance and repair on systems away from the normal work center

• Valid USA passport
• Able to obtain a T1 Clearance
• Pass internal background checks
• Valid driver’s license
• Able to perform job duties in extreme, cold, dark, work environments
• Pass medical and dental examination prior to deployment
• Knowledge and experience performing hardware maintenance
• Ability to follow directions and work independently or with a team
• Reliable in attendance/punctuality
• Ability to practice and promote required safety standards
• Skilled proficiency conducting audits and utilizing quality management systems
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite
• Ability to persuade others and negotiate
• Ability to organize work, set priorities, and determine resource requirements
• Organization, problem-solving, resolution and critical thinking skills
• Customer service and relationship-building skills
• Excellent verbal and written communications skills
• High school diploma or GED with formal training from a Technical School or Class A or B military school in electronics or communications and four years electronics apprentice programs
• Two years of practical experience in electronics repair, maintenance and checkout
• Four years of practical experience in Electronics Repair, Maintenance, Installation and Checkout
• Two years of experience with aviation ground navigation systems, meteorology systems, or air traffic communication systems

Experience in NAVAIDS, Communications, and/or Meteorological Equipment

• Medical
• Dental
• Vision
• Company Life Insurance
• Short-Term and Long-Term Disability Insurance
• 401(K) Immediate Vesting
• Professional Development Assistance
• Legal Aid Assistance Program
• Family Planning / Fertility Assistance
• Personal Time Off
• Observance of Federal Holidays
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Training and Development Opportunities