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United States

United States

California, United States

Fort Irwin, California, United States

The Simulation Maintenance Technician III position supports the Army Training Aids, Devices, Simulators and Simulations Maintenance Program (ATMP) contract at Fort Irwin California.Job duties include:Performs all functions required to maintain and repair electronic TADSS and equipment – perform PMCS, troubleshoot and isolate faults, use spare/repair parts to repair faults IAW technical guidelines. Use spare/repair parts to repair faults IAW technical guidelines. Research and select repair parts needed. Enter work order data in the on-line management information system. Will apply advanced technical knowledge to solve complex problems that typically cannot be solved solely by referencing manufacturers' manuals or similar documents. May supervise, provide direction to, and check lower level technicians.Must be able to input information into the Management Information System (MIS). Will be cross-trained to support other TADSS and may be assigned tasks to support other ATMP contract equipment on the installation and/or other installations.

United States

Operate the MET and HEAT IAW established procedures set forth in the MET and HEAT Operator's Manual Perform scheduled routine maintenance to ensure maximum trainer operational availability (at least 90%). Responds immediately and perform necessary diagnostics and parts replacement as required to return the trainer to fully operational capability NLT 48 hours. Analyzes and evaluates equipment relative to specified performance parameters. *Performs scheduled maintenance on MM equipment.*Performs corrective maintenance, to include fault isolation.* Maintains effective customer communications and relations.* Collaborates and coordinates with customers/suppliers for technical and supply support.

* Perform PMCS on Virtual Trainers Amphibious Assault Vehicle Turret Trainer (AAVTTS).*Operate and Maintain Indoor Shooting Marksmen Trainer (ISMT)*Analyzes and evaluates equipment relative to specified performance parameters. *Perform scheduled maintenance on MM equipment.*Performs corrective maintenance, to include fault isolation.* Maintains effective customer communications and relations.* Collaborates and coordinates with customers/suppliers for technical and supply support.

Mcagcc, Twentynine Palms

Conduct MRAP egress training and instructor/operator training using the MRAP Egress Trainer (MET)Operate the MET IAW established procedures set forth in the MET Operator's Manual Perform scheduled routine maintenance to ensure maximum trainer operational availability (at least 90%). Responds immediately and perform necessary diagnostics and parts replacement as required to return the trainer to fully operational capability NLT 48 hours.

California

Conduct MRAP egress training and instructor/operator training using the MRAP Egress Trainer (MET) Operate the MET IAW established procedures set forth in the MET Operator's Manual Perform scheduled routine maintenance to ensure maximum trainer operational availability (at least 90%). Responds immediately and perform necessary diagnostics and parts replacement as required to return the trainer to fully operational capability NLT 48 hours.

Assisted in the development of lesson plans IAW the SystemsApproach to Training (SAT) Manual and assist in the lesson plan maintenance and update improvements. Provided training in accordance with the CDD/POI, on all USMC tactical communications equipment. Provided training IAW the Advisor Course CDD/POI; all USMC tactical communications equipment; communications introduction/refresher; advanced skills training on radios and field expedient antenna to include the following communication systems: AN/PRC-117F; AN/PRC-117G; AN/PRC-119F; AN/PRC-150; AN/PRC-148 (MBITR); AN/PRC-152; AN/PSN-13 (DAGR); AN/CYZ-10; PYQ-10 (SKL); Blue Force Tracker (BFT); VRC-110. Instructor for all Harris tactical radio systems organic to Advisor Training Group (ATG), train United States Marines as a Tactical Communications Instructor/SME, advise and mentor United States Marine Corps Advisor Teams (AT) for deployment to Iraq as a Communications and Advisor assessor, controls MEDVAC aircraft forATs to conduct training MEDVAC flights.

Jacksonville, Florida Area

Assisted in the development and execution of a segment of the P&MCLS Plan.Responsible for providing direction and management of work groups and/or units engaged in related or diverse activities.Provided coordination with other groups to accomplish tasks outside normal areas of responsibility.Established unit objectives, work plans, schedules, and ensures resources are available for completion of complex technical projects.Participated in the department strategic planning process; develops short and long-term plans and ensures appropriate skills are available when needed.Coordinated and lead activities of subordinates and cross-functional teams.Evaluated and analyzed current work methods to foster continuous improvement.Provided technical direction as required. Performed higher level tasks associated with an individual contributor role.Analyzed tasks to establish needed staff personnel skill mixes to accomplish chartered work.Evaluated and implemented changes in work procedures in assigned areas.Developed and implemented new processes/procedures as needed.Recommended candidates for employment.Interpreted and applied organization policies, and provides leadership toward resolving employee problems.Champions, coaches and motivates teams and/or team members.Conducted meetings and technical presentations.Was the primary interface for specific operational group issues.Performed all other duties as assigned.

California

Oceanside California

Plan, execute, supervise, and document the completion of all platoon/individual training in accordance with Company METL's along with the training and readiness manual.Review all official documents for accuracy and proper formatting before submission to personnel outside of Radio Platoon.Advise the Platoon Commander in planning and supervising the installation, operation, maintenance (IOM) of a single and multichannel radio backbone.Advise the Radio Platoon Commander on the training, discipline, morale as well as general welfare of the entire Radio Platoon.Supervise the installation, operation, maintenance of all single-channel and multi-channel radio circuits.Management, maintenance, accountability for the Radio Platoon CMR of all tactical communications equipment and controlled cryptographic items in order to ensure the platoon's mission readiness.

Responsible for training students on the fundamentals along with advanced techniques of installing, operating, maintaining, and supervising Single Channel communications equipment. Implemented certification level on Advance Radio Operation Course, Radio Operators Course as well as Incidental Radio Operators Course. Radio Instructor will be called upon from time to time to develop curriculum for various classes, due to future upgrades towards any radio systems.Developed over 300 hours of radio curriculum for intermediate to advance students. Instructed individuals on installation, maintenance of HARRIS 117F UHF multi-band radio and HARRIS 150 HF multi-band radio equipment. Manage the coordination, development, delivery of all training to include formal instruction, sustainment training, and New Equipment Training (NET) for emerging technologies.Assist in the scheduling of all radio systems training in I MEF utilizing formal schools, self-generated, or commercially procured curriculum and resources.Ensure courses are in accordance with the Systems Approach to Training and Evaluation (SATE) manual plus support Operational Risk Management (ORM).Assist in the curriculum development process for developing all curriculums to include lesson plans and student outlines in accordance with the SATE manual. Participate and provide feedback during CTC staff meetings, planning sessions, and instructor development training.

Twentynine Palms California

Lead and supervise a team of instructors in the training of formal course of instruction for entry-level Marines in MOS 0621, Field Radio Operator.Provide mentorship in addition to counseling to instructors and students as necessary, in accordance with applicable orders.Supervise all administrative tasks of instructors and students.Conduct scheduling of classes in accordance with the training schedule.Supervise the training, distribution, plus use of all cryptographic material and equipment.Provided 800 hours instruction to entry level students on Harris 117F UHF multi-band radio,Harris 150 HF multi-band radio, HF, UHF, and VHF antenna propagation, VHF multi-band radio system, Crypto fill devices.Ensure all training is conducted in accordance with the Systematic Approach to Training (SAT) plus use of Operational Risk Management (ORM) in all aspects.

Responsible for the planning, install, operation and maintain of radio communications. Duties included but not limited to Supervising the installation, operation, and maintenance of the telecommunications systems, establishing contact with distance stations; monitoring network performance; processing messages; analyzing frequencies; coordinating cryptographic changes; and maintaining equipment.Performed duties as Watch Officer for the battalion Tactical Operation Center located in Kuwait during Combat operations.Served as Senior

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