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Oakland, Sc, Us

Oakland, Sc, Us

Hanahan, Sc, Us

Electronic Test Technician IIHanahan, SCDescriptionResponsibilities & Duties• Use training and electronic test equipment to diagnose Circuit Card Assemblies to component level• Perform functional testing of various electronic equipment using established methods• Provide general troubleshooting assistance when necessary• Prepare test specimens, adjust and operate equipment, and record test data• Analyze test results and offer process or product improvement to improve First Pass Yield• Extract engineering data from various prescribed but non-standardized sources; process the data following well-defined methods including elementary algebra and geometry; present the data in prescribed form• Process PCARs for defective equipment• Assemble or install equipment or parts requiring simple wiring, soldering, or connecting• Complete assigned tasks in timely manner with high quality• Track task hours daily and accurately• Complete test reports accurately and in a timely manner

Houston, Texas, Us

Houston, Texas, Us

Electronics Maintenance Technician in support of U.S. Navy /Air Force CYP CCTV Lifecycle Support Service program, tasked with the following:Providing preventive and remedial maintenance services on IP-based CCTV systems.Diagnose and correct equipment malfunctions and failures.Perform function tests and analysis on various systems.Perform preventative maintenance and cleaning on all CCTV system components.Provide on-site system training and technical support as needed.Update web-based maintenance management system and provide tracking of government equipment.

Moncks Corner, South Carolina, Us

Senior MechanicJob Summary and Essential FunctionsThis position typically provides the maintenance of all County vehicles and equipment;repairs and diagnoses mechanical and electrical repairs; and deals courteously andeffectively with fellow employees and citizens.ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:• Coordinates and performs tire repairs, balancing and replacement on a variety ofvehicles and equipment to include, light vehicles, trucks ranging from light duty toclass 8, trailers, construction equipment, and agricultural equipment.• Performs replacement of parts such as starters, brake systems, brake pads, waterpumps, etc.• Performs diagnostics with scanners, digital multimeter, etc.• Assists with the removal, repair and replacement of major components as necessary.• Prepares requests and orders for parts.• Wash and clean vehicles as requested.• Assists other automotive technicians when necessary.• Completes maintenance and repair check lists.• Performs a complex level of skilled craft duties in the area of automotive mechanicalrepair.• Performs preventative maintenance and repairs on automobiles, trucks ranging fromlight duty to class 8, light & heavy construction equipment, generators, and variouspieces specialty equipment.• Uses state of the art test equipment to diagnose and repair gasoline/diesel enginesas well as electrical and hydraulic systems.• Removes, repairs and replaces major components as necessary.• Analyzes test readings, computer printouts, and trouble reports to determineequipment repair needs and required repair methods.• Have basic skills to work with an electronic work order system.• Maintains cleanliness of common areas and workspaces.• Performs other duties as assigned.

Arlington, Va, Us

The Boeing Company, 3455 Airframe Dr., Charleston, SC 29418 United StatesSalary: $29.00 USD Per HourElectrical Assembler Wire Group B Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:*ACTIVE DOD SECRET CLEARANCE •Experience building Boeing 787-8/9/10 Dream Liners aircraft, directly involved and responsible for the completion of approximately 30 aircraft. •In conformance with engineering requirements, use production illustrations, specifications, shop aids, blueprints or other information sources, to perform fabrication or assembly processes necessary to build electrical wires or wire bundles. Utilize visual controls and mfg. load control processes to determine the plan and sequence work. Locate points, parts, holes and wire bundles from station lines or index points. Route/pre-route wire assemblies and bundles using form boards. Ensure that parts issued are correct & free of visible defects. If necessary, assemble materials, parts, standards & tools as required. Set up job per work instruction. Install board/table brackets & clamps as required. S Fabricate wire bundles, by cutting, coding, counting, sleeving & splicing wire. Install connectors, lugs, solder sleeves, ferrules & contacts. Crimp & terminate using hand or machine crimping tool; tie with lock straps. Install wire bundle into electrical panel or shelf by routing, clamping, terminating & tying. Hand form as necessary. Cut & install plastic sleeves over wires & wire bundles, as required. Install accessories (relays, circuit breakers, switches & lights) and decals onto shelves and panels as required using hand tools and soldering gun. Check continuity of electrical assemblies using test lights or ohmmeter, as required. Check work upon completion of each operation & ensure it is complete per drawing.

Charleston, South Carolina, Us

06/2017 – 12/2018Salary: $24.45 USD Per HourHours per week: 40Engineering Electronics Technician 5*ACTIVE DOD SECRET CLEARANCEDuties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:· Integrated various C4ISR systems on tactical DoD platforms categorized as such: Line of Sight (LOS) / Tactical Satellite (TACSAT) radios, intervehicle communication systems, Counter Remote Controlled Improved Explosive Devices (RCIED) systems, Situational Awareness systems, networking components, and surveillance systems.Performed tasks such as cable integration, power distribution unit wiring, securing mounting provision, antenna placement, grounding & bonding implementation, quality assurance support, interoperability testing, Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) / Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) mitigation, and Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) analysis.· Perform troubleshooting while utilizing various testing devices such as multi-meters and spectrum analyzers to determine faults with AC and DC circuits, Radio Frequency (RF) systems, and ground path continuity.· Responsible to ensure tasks are completed with respect to timelines and DoD engineering standards. Support the quality control team and detailed inspection checklists.· Performed C4ISR suite integration on following DoD HEAVY TRUCK/ VEHICLES tactical platforms: COUGAR CAT I, COUGAR CAT II, MTVR · Supported lead engineer in creation and modification of assembly and fabrication drawings related to full C4ISR design suites. Review of all existing integration manuals for technical accuracy and work with the Technical Writing team to improve trouble shooting procedures.· Verify & validate technical documentation and Bill of Materials (BOMs) Verify accuracy of inventory and catalog of serial numbers on components for tactical C4ISR systems and native platforms.

Arlington, Va, Us

•Using engineering / production specifications, blueprints or other information sources, to perform fabrication or assembly of electrical wires or wire bundles. Locate points, parts, holes and wire bundles from station lines or index points. Derive measurements and related information from specifications or other information sources. Route/pre-route wire assemblies and bundles using form boards. Set up, adjust and operate numerical or computer controlled machines to cut, identify and prepare electrical wiring. Select proper wire, load, adjust and machine feed the marking and cutting mechanisms to control machine operations. Incorporate directions, corrections and information changes. •Determine job set-up and the materials, parts, standards & tools required for job by reviewing information from multiple sources. If necessary, assemble materials, parts, standards & tools as required. Set up job per work instruction. Install board/table brackets & clamps as required. Set up & operate Numerical Control (N/C) wire cutting machine(s) to cut & code wire. Load cutting tools & wire, adjust feeds/speeds as required. Fabricate wire bundles, by cutting, coding, counting, sleeving & splicing wire. Install connectors, lugs, solder sleeves, ferrules & contacts. Crimp & terminate using hand or machine crimping tool; tie with lock stitch or panduit straps. Install wire bundle into electrical panel or shelf by routing, clamping, terminating & tying. Hand form as necessary. Cut & install plastic sleeves over wires & wire bundles, as required. Install accessories (relays, circuit breakers, switches & lights) and decals onto shelves and panels as required using hand tools and soldering gun. Check continuity of electrical assemblies using test lights or ohmmeter, as required. Handle & dispose of hazardous materials in approved manner. Check work upon completion of each operation & ensure it is complete per drawing.

Washington, Dc, Us

•Enforces Naval Aviation Maintenance Program policies for 13 work centers maintaining 18 Sikorsky MH-60S helicopters. Spot checks all work in progress and is familiar with the provisions and responsibilities of the various programs managed and audited by QA. • Advanced Skills Management fleet administrator, responsible for daily upkeep of 395 individual maintenance personnel electronic training records. Developed and published monthly training schedules to keep within the training guidelines of the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program. Subject matter expert, provided training for 18 work center training program supervisors and tracked over 150 pieces of correspondence for the maintenance department on a daily basis.•Command safety specialist responsible for command level safety awareness, daily management and upkeep of 395 electronic safety records for deployed/non-deployed squadron personnel. Arranged/ conducted indoctrination and periodic SOH training and disseminated SOH program information throughout the organization. Assisted the Safety Manager with the coordination and implementation of the Navy Safety and Occupational Health (SOH) Program, Traffic Safety Program, and Recreational and Off-Duty Safety (RODS) Program. Investigated safety mishaps both on and off duty for squadron personnel and equipment, provided corrective action strategies to prevent the occurrence of safety incidents. Prepared various safety and mishap reports, maintained hazard abatement program documentation, and aided in mishap investigations. Conducted health and safety audits, and industrial hygiene surveys on a command level and prepared assessment reports to characterize compliance and risks on government laws and regulations. Worked closely with management to facilitate, communicate and demonstrate risk management decisions, and analyze emergent operations for the identification of potential hazards and control methods throughout the command.

-Ensured maintenance personnel performed proper maintenance procedures during launch/ recoveries and scheduled/ unscheduled maintenance on a continuous combat ready basis for 16 strategic, command control and communications (C3) aircraft, providing the President a survivable and endurable communications link between the National Command Authority and triad of strategic nuclear weapon delivery systems Additional duties included.-Achieved quality assurance operational objectives by contributing information and analysis to strategic plans and reviews; prepared and completed action plans; implementing production, productivity, quality, and customer-service standards; identifying and resolving problems; completing audits; determining system improvements; implementing change.-Analyze training programs and conduct oral and written examinations to ensure the competency of persons operating, installing, and repairing aircraft equipment. Recommend changes in rules, policies, standards, and regulations, based on knowledge of operating conditions, aircraft improvements, and other factors.-Recommend replacement, repair, or modification of aircraft equipment. Examine maintenance records and flight logs to determine if service and maintenance checks and overhauls were performed at prescribed intervals.-Inspect new, repaired, or modified aircraft to identify damage or defects and to assess airworthiness and conformance to standards, using checklists, hand tools, and test.-Comsec User- Qualified for loading, handling and destruction of comsec material

Washington, Dc, Us

•Multi-System Quality Assurance Representative -Assemble components such as switches, electrical controls, and junction boxes/Install electrical and electronic components, assemblies, and systems in aircraft/Adjust, repair, or replace malfunctioning components or assemblies/Connect components to assemblies such as radio systems, instruments, magnetos, inverters, and in-flight refueling systems using hand tools or soldering irons.-Interpret flight test data to diagnose malfunctions and systemic performance problems. Coordinate work with that of engineers, technicians, and other aircraft maintenance personnel. Keep records of maintenance and repair work. Test and troubleshoot instruments, components, and assemblies, using circuit testers, oscilloscopes, or voltmeters. Lay out installation of aircraft assemblies and systems, following documentation such as blueprints, manuals, and wiring diagrams. Fabricate parts and test aids as required -Qualified CMS user/custodian, directly responsible for the use and handling of over 344 classified and controlled items, additionally responsible for numerous inventories with the Command Classified Control Officer with zero discrepancies.-Responsible for in-flight and ground operation and troubleshooting of numerous navigation, VLF/LF, HF, V/UHF, SHF/EHF RF transmission, secure satellite communication, data transmission, amplification, and other electrical and non-electrical systems

-Qualified CMS user/custodian, responsible for the use, handling, inventory and destruction of over 100 classified and controlled items, with zero discrepancies. Tracked operational flights, intelligence traffic, decoded emergency action messages and launched JCS alert aircraft, recognized SME for ADDO/EAC watch stander duties and responsibilities-Managed the command security program (i.e. personnel, information, information systems, physical, operations, communications security and security education) and ensured compliance of policies and practices established by directives and regulations. Performed inspections to detect any deficiencies in the procedures for safeguarding information or security regulations, and to determine the security status of classified information held within work areas. Reviewed results of personnel security investigations and used judgment/knowledge of regulations to determine appropriate actions to take.-Managed the daily operation of various classified computer systems. Prepared evaluations of software or hardware, and recommend improvements or upgrades. Installed / performed minor repairs to hardware, software, or peripheral equipment, following design or installation specifications.-Processed background/security related investigations. Provided oral security briefings. Reviewed records and information on investigations. Assigned duties and responsibilities in the absence of the supervisor. Advised on methods to handle, store, and destroy classified information. Ensured the safety and integrity of all facilities, equipment, and personnel. Reviews, analyzes and resolves difficult and complex security issues or concerns. Requests, receives and scrutinizes numerous records and information sources. Reviews files. Provides briefings, training, advice and guidance related to personnel security reporting requirements

“E-6B TACAMO and ABNCP squadron under USCINCSTRAT operational control providing a survivable and endurable airborne communications link to the nations strategic forces.”-AVI Tech, responsible for performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on eight E-6B aircraft COMM/NAV/IFF and Mission avionics systems-completed E6-B “O” level maintenance Course APR 99- NOV 99-qualified CMS user/custodian, directly responsible for the use and handling of over 344 classified and controlled items, additionally responsible for numerous change of command inventories with the Command Classified Control Officer with zero discrepancies.-collateral duty inspector multiple systems, inspection team member for MCI Team from CTF-124 (WING), training petty officer-maintained 42 training records-TACAMO Regeneration Assurance Team Member and Communications Officer , participating in numerous successful detachments throughout the Pacific theater of operation-Single Channel Anti-Jam Man Portable terminal operator-completed MILSTAR maintenance course, Modified Miniature Receive Terminal Course-aviation warfare specialist qualified

Washington, Dc, Us

“test and evaluation of complete battle force aircraft and systems”-Coffee mess/ handled money and customer service, inventory-completed E6-A “O” level AVI Tech Maint Course 96 SEP-97 APR CIN: E-102-0425-AVI tech, performed scheduled and unscheduled maint on assigned and transient P-3C aircraft.-qualified on every P-3 ground handler PQS and support equipment license/ qualified plane captain and APU operator and assisted during critical test and evaluation flights and ground testing of new avionics systems enabling the VP maintenance department to complete its mission

Graduate Certificate In Aviation Safety, Aviation Safety

Bachelor'S Degree, Aeronautics

Associate'S Degree, Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science And Technology, General

Military Certification/ Qualification, Aviation Safety Specialist Cin: A-493-0665

Certification, Diploma In Electrical Studies

Military Certification/ Qualification, Primary Enlisted Pme Course

Military Certification/ Qualification, Advanced Aircraft Corrosion Control Cin: N-701-0013

Military Certification/ Qualification, Naval Aviation Organizational Maintenance Activity Work Center Supervisor Cin: E-555-0036

Military Certification/ Qualification, Naval Aviation Quality Assurance Administration Cin: E/D-555-0006B

Military Certification/ Qualification, First Line Leadership Development Program Cin: P-500-0025

Military Certification/ Qualification, Command Financial Specialist

Military Certification/ Qualification, E-6A Aircraft Wiring And Connector Repair Organizational/Maintenance Cin:C-602-3514

Military Certification/ Qualification, E-6A Flight Deck Avionics Systems Organizational Maintenance Cin:C-102-3515

Military Certification/ Qualification, E-6A Mission Avionics System Organizational Maintenance Cin:C-102-4502

Military Certification/ Qualification, Aviation Technician O Level Strand, Class A1 Cin:C-100-2018