$28 - $32 hourly
Global Security Management Agency
Sacramento, CA, USA
Security Control Center (SCC) General Duties
1. Provide continuous coverage (During you Shift) for the DMEA Security Control Center (SCC).
2. Coordinate with other Security Admin, Federal Protective Service (FPS) contracted armed guard, or Government security team to ensure 100% coverage of the SCC.
3. Apply Government facility access control, as well as contribute to, monitor, document, and track access.
4. Monitor DMEA property, and the surrounding area. Report all security risks, environmental risks, safety hazards, and illegal activities occurring on and around DMEA property per the Operating Instructions (OI).
5. Reference DMEA Operating Instructions (OIs) to coordinate emergency evacuation(s) and emergency dry runs.
6. Monitor alarms, alerts, notifications and respond per the Operating Instructions (OI).
7. Support DMEA badge renewals, including generating and analyzing DMEA reports for investigation dates, training dates, suspense dates, and expiration dates.
8. Account for, collect, contribute, and coordinate DMEA and Federal security forms.
9. Conduct document control, and organize electronic files for DMEA and Federal security and safety forms, reporting to security personnel as needed.
DMEA Security Booth (SB) General Duties
1. Provide continuous coverage (During your Shift) in the DMEA Security Booth.
2. Apply, contribute, monitor, document, track, and report access control for Government facilities.
3. Perform administrative tasks for DMEA access and visitor control, including assuring compliance, accounting for, assisting, identifying, verifying, and maintaining records and continuity forms for access.
4. Monitor DMEA cameras; report security risks, report environmental risks, report safety hazards, and report illegal activities for DMEA personnel, property, and surrounding area and report to DMEA security personnel per the Operating Instructions (OI).
5. Reference DMEA Operating Instructions (OI) to coordinate emergency evacuation(s) and emergency dry runs.
6. Analyze and generate reports for DMEA investigation dates, security training dates, suspense dates, access badge expiration dates, and badge renewals.
7. Support DMEA badge renewals, including generating and analyzing DMEA reports for investigation dates, training dates, suspense dates, and expiration dates.
8. Conduct document control, and organize electronic files for DMEA and Federal security and safety forms, reporting to security personnel as needed.
9. Monitor alarms, alerts, notifications and respond per the Operating Instructions (OI).
Technical Requirements 1. Must be a US Citizen 2. Must be able to work in the United States 3. Must possess a valid Secret Clearance 4. Must possess at least a High School Diploma 5. Previous experience with Control Centers is a plus 6. Must be willing to work mandatory overtime 7. Must successfully complete 3-day on the job training
Wages 1. 28.47 per hour 2. 4.13 per hour up to 40 hours per week H&W
Security Control Center (SCC) General Duties
1. Provide continuous coverage (During you Shift) for the DMEA Security Control Center (SCC).
2. Coordinate with other Security Admin, Federal Protective Service (FPS) contracted armed guard, or Government security team to ensure 100% coverage of the SCC.
3. Apply Government facility access control, as well as contribute to, monitor, document, and track access.
4. Monitor DMEA property, and the surrounding area. Report all security risks, environmental risks, safety hazards, and illegal activities occurring on and around DMEA property per the Operating Instructions (OI).
5. Reference DMEA Operating Instructions (OIs) to coordinate emergency evacuation(s) and emergency dry runs.
6. Monitor alarms, alerts, notifications and respond per the Operating Instructions (OI).
7. Support DMEA badge renewals, including generating and analyzing DMEA reports for investigation dates, training dates, suspense dates, and expiration dates.
8. Account for, collect, contribute, and coordinate DMEA and Federal security forms.
9. Conduct document control, and organize electronic files for DMEA and Federal security and safety forms, reporting to security personnel as needed.
DMEA Security Booth (SB) General Duties
1. Provide continuous coverage (During your Shift) in the DMEA Security Booth.
2. Apply, contribute, monitor, document, track, and report access control for Government facilities.
3. Perform administrative tasks for DMEA access and visitor control, including assuring compliance, accounting for, assisting, identifying, verifying, and maintaining records and continuity forms for access.
4. Monitor DMEA cameras; report security risks, report environmental risks, report safety hazards, and report illegal activities for DMEA personnel, property, and surrounding area and report to DMEA security personnel per the Operating Instructions (OI).
5. Reference DMEA Operating Instructions (OI) to coordinate emergency evacuation(s) and emergency dry runs.
6. Analyze and generate reports for DMEA investigation dates, security training dates, suspense dates, access badge expiration dates, and badge renewals.
7. Support DMEA badge renewals, including generating and analyzing DMEA reports for investigation dates, training dates, suspense dates, and expiration dates.
8. Conduct document control, and organize electronic files for DMEA and Federal security and safety forms, reporting to security personnel as needed.
9. Monitor alarms, alerts, notifications and respond per the Operating Instructions (OI).
Technical Requirements 1. Must be a US Citizen 2. Must be able to work in the United States 3. Must possess a valid Secret Clearance 4. Must possess at least a High School Diploma 5. Previous experience with Control Centers is a plus 6. Must be willing to work mandatory overtime 7. Must successfully complete 3-day on the job training
Wages 1. 28.47 per hour 2. 4.13 per hour up to 40 hours per week H&W
$52,000 - $56,000 yearly
NAS Lemoore Public Works
Naval Air Station Lemoore, Avenger Avenue, Lemoore, CA, USA
Incumbent performs journey level masonry work in the maintenance, repair, alteration, modification, and construction of exterior and interior surfaces and structures built of a variety of cement, brick, terra cotta, tile, glass/cement block, and stone. DUTIES Independently plans and lays out the work to be done, selects the proper tools, determines methods and materials to be used, and accomplishes the work in accordance with approved methods and accepted trade practices. Interprets blueprints, drawings, specifications, surveys, work orders or sketches, and decides work methods, processes, techniques and sequencing best suited to complete the work. Visits work site and adjusts work for actual site conditions. Plans, lays out and fabricates forms, mixes, pours and finishes a variety of cement and concrete surfaces and structures. Most projects require precise measurements and fabricating/setting forms in curved as well as straight lines using appropriate methods and accepted trade practices. Installs and arranges reinforcement steel or wire mesh to obtain maximum strength, control joints, expansion and contraction joints. Also sets bolts or other items in concrete as required by specifications. Types of work may include sidewalks, steps, curbs, drainage, driveways, slabs, floors, ramps, roads, runways and other similar constructed surfaces. Work may also include demolition and sub-surface preparation. Plans and lays brick, firebrick, cinder and cement block, glass block, terra cotta, and various artificial and natural stone in constructing and repairing such items as, foundations, walls, fireplaces, incinerators, walks, and other items of masonry. Cuts and shapes brick, block, and stone in constructing and repairing a variety of structures such as, window, door openings, and corners. Performs complex brickwork. Constructs windowsills, mantles, and arches capable of supporting the walls above the openings. Ensures courses are laid evenly and that completed work blends with existing brickwork. Performs decorative brickwork through placement of brick of different colors to create various designs and patterns. Constructs, alters, repairs or modifies items or structures which require accuracy, proper spacing and fit, and where appearance is important. Lays brick in straight, horizontal rows, arcs, tangents, and circular patterns. As workload requires, may be assigned to perform other related trades work for short periods of time, such as, ceramic tile setting, plastering, or cement finishing, etc. Performs oth
Gary Munson
Team C
Incumbent performs journey level masonry work in the maintenance, repair, alteration, modification, and construction of exterior and interior surfaces and structures built of a variety of cement, brick, terra cotta, tile, glass/cement block, and stone. DUTIES Independently plans and lays out the work to be done, selects the proper tools, determines methods and materials to be used, and accomplishes the work in accordance with approved methods and accepted trade practices. Interprets blueprints, drawings, specifications, surveys, work orders or sketches, and decides work methods, processes, techniques and sequencing best suited to complete the work. Visits work site and adjusts work for actual site conditions. Plans, lays out and fabricates forms, mixes, pours and finishes a variety of cement and concrete surfaces and structures. Most projects require precise measurements and fabricating/setting forms in curved as well as straight lines using appropriate methods and accepted trade practices. Installs and arranges reinforcement steel or wire mesh to obtain maximum strength, control joints, expansion and contraction joints. Also sets bolts or other items in concrete as required by specifications. Types of work may include sidewalks, steps, curbs, drainage, driveways, slabs, floors, ramps, roads, runways and other similar constructed surfaces. Work may also include demolition and sub-surface preparation. Plans and lays brick, firebrick, cinder and cement block, glass block, terra cotta, and various artificial and natural stone in constructing and repairing such items as, foundations, walls, fireplaces, incinerators, walks, and other items of masonry. Cuts and shapes brick, block, and stone in constructing and repairing a variety of structures such as, window, door openings, and corners. Performs complex brickwork. Constructs windowsills, mantles, and arches capable of supporting the walls above the openings. Ensures courses are laid evenly and that completed work blends with existing brickwork. Performs decorative brickwork through placement of brick of different colors to create various designs and patterns. Constructs, alters, repairs or modifies items or structures which require accuracy, proper spacing and fit, and where appearance is important. Lays brick in straight, horizontal rows, arcs, tangents, and circular patterns. As workload requires, may be assigned to perform other related trades work for short periods of time, such as, ceramic tile setting, plastering, or cement finishing, etc. Performs oth
Gary Munson
Team C
US Foods
San Diego, CA, USA
If you're a Veteran, active Reservist, CNG member, or Blue Star Family we want to help you find a great career.
Basic Purpose -The primary function of this position is to drive a tractor trailer and manually unload, using a hand truck or two-wheeler on metal truck ramps, various products (meats, produce, frozen foods, groceries, dry goods, equipment and supplies) to customer drop-off sites while providing excellent customer service. Return the empty trailer to the distribution center. All functions must be completed in a safe and timely manner and in accordance with Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations. May also be called upon to do duties of Backhaul or Shuttle Driver.
Description
Perform all pre-trip responsibilities including: obtaining and reviewing driver itinerary, checking route numbers and account numbers for assigned deliveries, counting items and checking customer invoices of products that have been loaded, moving tractors to the loading dock to attach the preloaded trailers, completing required trailer temperature checks and performing pre-trip safety check inspections of trucks and trailers according to Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations.
Drive to and deliver customer orders to meet the scheduled customer times and maintain adequate productivity rate to meet delivery schedules. Use electronic time keeping system to log in time at customer site.
Visually survey customer's site during the approach to determine hazards.
Unload products from the trailer with a hand truck or by hand and place items in designated customer storage areas.
Verify delivery of correct items with customer and obtain proper signatures. Collect money (cash or checks) where required. Contact division management for authorization of invoice discrepancies and communicate all errors and returns.
As requested by management, drive backhauls which requires picking up product from vendors and bring back to warehouse for receiving while staying within DOT Hours of Service (HOS) regulations.
Return tractor and trailer to division when route is completed.
Perform all post-trip responsibilities: unloading damaged goods and customer returns and completing necessary paperwork; performing safety checks on the truck and trailer, unhooking and securing the trailer; fueling (as required by the division); parking and securing the tractor and hand truck; completing DOT logs (electronic or manual as required) and company vehicle maintenance reports (DVIR) and reconcile these with the appropriate company representative as required.
Attend all required company meetings and adhere to all safety practices and company policies.
Follow distribution center shift times and continue until the work is completed within DOT HOS regulations. Some Holiday, Saturday, Sunday, and overnight deliveries may be required.
Must satisfactorily complete all company mandated trainings and assessments including the US Foods' Driver Onboarding program.
Qualifications
Education/Training : High School Diploma/GED preferred. Must be able to read, write and communicate in English as it relates to the job and to the safety regulations. Must have basic math skills (add, subtract, multiply, divide) and ability to work with money collected from customers to ensure the amount collected matches the invoiced amount. Must have a valid Commercial Drivers License (CDL), Class A issued by the state of legal residence with the necessary endorsements and be DOT qualified.
Experiences : Minimum six months commercial driving (CDL A) experience or three months foodservice or food and beverage delivery (CDL A) experience required. Experience delivering food products preferred.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities : Must be able to use, or learn to use, all equipment, global positioning systems (GPS) i.e. XATA, POD, and tools used to perform the job. Must be able to perform all job functions safely. Must be able to work the scheduled/assigned times and required overtime for the position. Must know/have ability to learn material safety data sheet information regarding all material used within the scope of the work. Must be able to perform coupling procedures for the Tractor/Trailer. Must have excellent customer service skills. Must be at least 21 years of age. Must successfully complete the DOT written examination for drivers and pass a controlled substance abuse screening test. Must be able to work in extreme weather conditions, including applying tire chains if needed. Must adhere to all safety practices and company policies.
No more than two convictions in the past two year period for traffic violations. No more than one of these may be a serious (as defined by DOT) violation or result of an accident - company or private vehicle; No DUI convictions within past three years, regardless of type of vehicle operated; no driver's license suspension within past three years (insurance and overweight tickets are excluded); and no termination by previous employer for failure to comply with safety regulations or for accident involvement for the past three years.
Physical Requirements
Must be able to: pass DOT physical, work in extreme weather conditions and perform the following activities for described length of time: OCCASIONALLY(O):1%-33% FREQUENTLY(F):34%-66% CONTINUOUSLY(C):67%-100% Never(N):0% Stand: F Walk: F Drive: F Sit: F LIFTING and CARRYING: 1-10lbs Lift: O Carry: O 10-20lbs Lift: F Carry: O 25-50lbs Lift: F Carry: O 50-100 bs Lift: O Carry: O Over 100lbs Lift: O Carry: N Push/pull: F e.g. Hand truck, gate, straps, metal ramp, truck door, dolly, boxes, truck gear shift Climb/balance: F e.g. In/Out Truck/Trailer (2 vertical step 12” and 20”) to cab. On/Off ramp to ground level and side door steps (6) and Platform of trailer. Stairs, truck and delivery ramps. Stoop/squat: O Kneel: O Bend: F Reach above shoulder: O Grasp objects: F e.g. Hand truck, boxes, cartons; C e.g. Steering wheel Manipulate objects: F e.g. Boxes, dolly, metal truck ramp, hand truck, paper work, truck gate, straps. C e.g. truck gear shift Twist: F
Shift: Day
Lloyd Songne Team D
If you're a Veteran, active Reservist, CNG member, or Blue Star Family we want to help you find a great career.
Basic Purpose -The primary function of this position is to drive a tractor trailer and manually unload, using a hand truck or two-wheeler on metal truck ramps, various products (meats, produce, frozen foods, groceries, dry goods, equipment and supplies) to customer drop-off sites while providing excellent customer service. Return the empty trailer to the distribution center. All functions must be completed in a safe and timely manner and in accordance with Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations. May also be called upon to do duties of Backhaul or Shuttle Driver.
Description
Perform all pre-trip responsibilities including: obtaining and reviewing driver itinerary, checking route numbers and account numbers for assigned deliveries, counting items and checking customer invoices of products that have been loaded, moving tractors to the loading dock to attach the preloaded trailers, completing required trailer temperature checks and performing pre-trip safety check inspections of trucks and trailers according to Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations.
Drive to and deliver customer orders to meet the scheduled customer times and maintain adequate productivity rate to meet delivery schedules. Use electronic time keeping system to log in time at customer site.
Visually survey customer's site during the approach to determine hazards.
Unload products from the trailer with a hand truck or by hand and place items in designated customer storage areas.
Verify delivery of correct items with customer and obtain proper signatures. Collect money (cash or checks) where required. Contact division management for authorization of invoice discrepancies and communicate all errors and returns.
As requested by management, drive backhauls which requires picking up product from vendors and bring back to warehouse for receiving while staying within DOT Hours of Service (HOS) regulations.
Return tractor and trailer to division when route is completed.
Perform all post-trip responsibilities: unloading damaged goods and customer returns and completing necessary paperwork; performing safety checks on the truck and trailer, unhooking and securing the trailer; fueling (as required by the division); parking and securing the tractor and hand truck; completing DOT logs (electronic or manual as required) and company vehicle maintenance reports (DVIR) and reconcile these with the appropriate company representative as required.
Attend all required company meetings and adhere to all safety practices and company policies.
Follow distribution center shift times and continue until the work is completed within DOT HOS regulations. Some Holiday, Saturday, Sunday, and overnight deliveries may be required.
Must satisfactorily complete all company mandated trainings and assessments including the US Foods' Driver Onboarding program.
Qualifications
Education/Training : High School Diploma/GED preferred. Must be able to read, write and communicate in English as it relates to the job and to the safety regulations. Must have basic math skills (add, subtract, multiply, divide) and ability to work with money collected from customers to ensure the amount collected matches the invoiced amount. Must have a valid Commercial Drivers License (CDL), Class A issued by the state of legal residence with the necessary endorsements and be DOT qualified.
Experiences : Minimum six months commercial driving (CDL A) experience or three months foodservice or food and beverage delivery (CDL A) experience required. Experience delivering food products preferred.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities : Must be able to use, or learn to use, all equipment, global positioning systems (GPS) i.e. XATA, POD, and tools used to perform the job. Must be able to perform all job functions safely. Must be able to work the scheduled/assigned times and required overtime for the position. Must know/have ability to learn material safety data sheet information regarding all material used within the scope of the work. Must be able to perform coupling procedures for the Tractor/Trailer. Must have excellent customer service skills. Must be at least 21 years of age. Must successfully complete the DOT written examination for drivers and pass a controlled substance abuse screening test. Must be able to work in extreme weather conditions, including applying tire chains if needed. Must adhere to all safety practices and company policies.
No more than two convictions in the past two year period for traffic violations. No more than one of these may be a serious (as defined by DOT) violation or result of an accident - company or private vehicle; No DUI convictions within past three years, regardless of type of vehicle operated; no driver's license suspension within past three years (insurance and overweight tickets are excluded); and no termination by previous employer for failure to comply with safety regulations or for accident involvement for the past three years.
Physical Requirements
Must be able to: pass DOT physical, work in extreme weather conditions and perform the following activities for described length of time: OCCASIONALLY(O):1%-33% FREQUENTLY(F):34%-66% CONTINUOUSLY(C):67%-100% Never(N):0% Stand: F Walk: F Drive: F Sit: F LIFTING and CARRYING: 1-10lbs Lift: O Carry: O 10-20lbs Lift: F Carry: O 25-50lbs Lift: F Carry: O 50-100 bs Lift: O Carry: O Over 100lbs Lift: O Carry: N Push/pull: F e.g. Hand truck, gate, straps, metal ramp, truck door, dolly, boxes, truck gear shift Climb/balance: F e.g. In/Out Truck/Trailer (2 vertical step 12” and 20”) to cab. On/Off ramp to ground level and side door steps (6) and Platform of trailer. Stairs, truck and delivery ramps. Stoop/squat: O Kneel: O Bend: F Reach above shoulder: O Grasp objects: F e.g. Hand truck, boxes, cartons; C e.g. Steering wheel Manipulate objects: F e.g. Boxes, dolly, metal truck ramp, hand truck, paper work, truck gate, straps. C e.g. truck gear shift Twist: F
Shift: Day
Lloyd Songne Team D
$39,000 - $42,000 yearly
NAS Lemoore Public Works
Naval Air Station Lemoore, Avenger Avenue, Lemoore, CA, USA
Serves as a maintenance mechanic with in-depth experience, skill, knowledge and training (“journey level”) abilities to perform predominantly new work as well as maintenance and repair work on buildings, exterior and interior structures and related utilities, facilities and components. Utilizes journey level trade skills primarily in at least two of the following trades at the WG- 10 level: Electrician, Air Conditioning Mechanic, Heating/Ventilation Mechanic, Industrial Equipment Mechanic, Welder, Sheet Metal Mechanic, or, Electronics Mechanic. a. Electrician. Installs, repairs, maintains, troubleshoots, tests, and loads new and existing electrical lines, circuits, systems, and associated fixtures, controls, and equipment. Examples are secondary power distribution lines and circuits used to supply a wide range of voltage, amperage, phase, and frequency requirements, to distribution panels, switchgear, power and control circuits; industrial multiphase systems; thermocouple sensors; electrical intrusion alarm and fire alarm system; emergency warning systems; lighting protection systems; high intensity lighting systems with associated controls; target mechanisms; AC and DC rectification systems; galvanic and impressed current cathodic projection systems which prevent corrosion on underground or submerged equipment and pipes; amplifier circuits; and related electrical equipment, for complete systems in industrial complexes and buildings. Diagnose malfunctioning systems, apparatus, and components, using test equipment and hand tools, to locate the cause of a breakdown and correct the problem. Connect wires to circuit breakers, transformers, or other components. Inspect electrical systems, equipment, and components to identify hazards, defects, and the need for adjustment or repair, and to ensure compliance with National Electric Codes, Unified Facilities Criteria, State and Local requirements, etc. Advise management on whether continued operation of equipment could be hazardous. Test electrical systems and continuity of circuits in electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures, using testing devices such as ohmmeters, voltmeters, and oscilloscopes, to ensure compatibility and safety of system. b. Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic. Installs, recognizes the cause of faulty equipment and makes repairs on large systems that provide for a variety of air conditioning functions such as heating, cooling, humidifying, dehumidifying, cleaning, filtering, and circulating. Systems are used to support structures such as, warehouses, hangars, hospitals, and large office buildings and complexes including those with areas that have special requirements such as communication centers, electronic data processing centers, clean rooms, link training rooms, and other areas with sensitive equipment. Review engineering blueprints, install air conditioning direct expansion and chilled-water systems, test systems for proper functioning, reviews and adjusts system controls, using Direct Digital Control (DDC) computer system, perform emergency repairs, maintain tools, order supplies, and making routine adjustments to maximize operational efficiency. Analyze data when inspecting systems, for temperature, fuel consumption, hours of operation, etc. Perform minor repair of DDC components. Recover and properly dispose of refrigerants (Ozone Depleting Substance) when servicing air conditioning equipment. Have a valid Environmental Protection Agency Universal Certification for working with all types of refrigerants at high and low pressures. c. Heating & Boiler Equipment Mechanic. Installs, maintains, and repairs a variety of complex industrial equipment and systems involving power steam, high, medium and low pressure and temperature boilers with complicated components, critical requirements, and rigid tolerances, using specialized test equipment. Incumbent repairs, troubleshoots, and maintains single-and-multiple fuel power boilers and associated auxiliary and pollution control equipment such as, industrial water treatment systems, chemical dispensers, electrostatic precipitators, bag houses and ash removal equipment, and wet particulate scrubbers. Reviews and adjusts system controls, using Direct Digital Control (DDC) computer system. d. Industrial Equipment Mechanic. Installs, aligns, troubleshoots, repairs, overhauls, and maintains various types of nonproduction industrial plant machinery, equipment, and systems. Incumbent disassembles and repairs general industrial plant machinery, equipment, and systems such as, towveyor and conveyor systems, bridge cranes, air compressors, engine and hydromatic dynamometers, and similar equipment. e. Electronics Mechanic. Installs, modifies, overhauls, maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs electronics equipment of moderate complexity or a system of limited complexity. Follows blueprints and manufacturers' specifications, uses handtools and specialized test instruments. Electronic equipment serviced is usually self-contained and functionally independent such as, color radar receivers and transmitters, video recorders, color video cameras/recorders, audio recorders, two-way radios, multichannel very high frequency (VHF) or ultra high frequency (UHF) transmitters or receivers, power supplies, and multilayered printed circuit boards. Representative of systems of limited complexity are: public address, security monitoring and access systems, closed circuit TV monitor systems, and personal computer systems. Sets-up and operates computer controlled automatic test equipment to test and troubleshoot various components and assemblies of electronic equipment or printed circuit boards. Calibrates testing instruments and maintains records of repairs, calibrations and tests. f. Welder. Welds a variety of metals and alloys. Uses a variety of manual welding processes, e.g., several different gas torch processes, various electric arc processes including inert gas shielded, or a number of both kinds of processes, to weld all types of metals and alloys of various sizes, shapes, and thicknesses, including dissimilar metals such as, copper to steel. Processes used are: oxyacetylene, oxyhydrogen, and other industrial gases. The arc processes used (including inert gas-shielded ones) involve methods such as, gas metal-arc, gas tungsten-arc, gas carbon-arc, plasma-arc, and atomic hydrogen welding. Welds in hard to reach places that must meet close tolerance, strength, and other requirements e.g., evenness of fit and smoothness of contour. Plans work by interpreting blueprints, determine welding position and type of metal to be fused. Selects and set up welding equipment and ensure welds meet standards and engineering design drawings and specifications. g. Sheet Metal Mechanic. Develops patterns and lays out, cuts, forms, joins, assembles, and installs items such as, heating, air conditioning, and ventilating pipes; conduits; drying ovens; bulkheads; airframes; spars; air scoops; control and flying surfaces; and other items and systems with combined straight and curved edges or irregular angles, planes, and curves. Plans, lays out, and constructs manufactured items and systems with dovetailed, set-in bottom, burred-bottom, wired, or lock seams. Works with various metals, including magnesium, honeycomb material, alloys, stainless steel, and copper sheet. May perform maintenance work in other trades not requiring journey level skills in trades such as, Carpentry, Plumbing, Machining, Masonry, or Painting.
Gary Munson
Team C
Serves as a maintenance mechanic with in-depth experience, skill, knowledge and training (“journey level”) abilities to perform predominantly new work as well as maintenance and repair work on buildings, exterior and interior structures and related utilities, facilities and components. Utilizes journey level trade skills primarily in at least two of the following trades at the WG- 10 level: Electrician, Air Conditioning Mechanic, Heating/Ventilation Mechanic, Industrial Equipment Mechanic, Welder, Sheet Metal Mechanic, or, Electronics Mechanic. a. Electrician. Installs, repairs, maintains, troubleshoots, tests, and loads new and existing electrical lines, circuits, systems, and associated fixtures, controls, and equipment. Examples are secondary power distribution lines and circuits used to supply a wide range of voltage, amperage, phase, and frequency requirements, to distribution panels, switchgear, power and control circuits; industrial multiphase systems; thermocouple sensors; electrical intrusion alarm and fire alarm system; emergency warning systems; lighting protection systems; high intensity lighting systems with associated controls; target mechanisms; AC and DC rectification systems; galvanic and impressed current cathodic projection systems which prevent corrosion on underground or submerged equipment and pipes; amplifier circuits; and related electrical equipment, for complete systems in industrial complexes and buildings. Diagnose malfunctioning systems, apparatus, and components, using test equipment and hand tools, to locate the cause of a breakdown and correct the problem. Connect wires to circuit breakers, transformers, or other components. Inspect electrical systems, equipment, and components to identify hazards, defects, and the need for adjustment or repair, and to ensure compliance with National Electric Codes, Unified Facilities Criteria, State and Local requirements, etc. Advise management on whether continued operation of equipment could be hazardous. Test electrical systems and continuity of circuits in electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures, using testing devices such as ohmmeters, voltmeters, and oscilloscopes, to ensure compatibility and safety of system. b. Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic. Installs, recognizes the cause of faulty equipment and makes repairs on large systems that provide for a variety of air conditioning functions such as heating, cooling, humidifying, dehumidifying, cleaning, filtering, and circulating. Systems are used to support structures such as, warehouses, hangars, hospitals, and large office buildings and complexes including those with areas that have special requirements such as communication centers, electronic data processing centers, clean rooms, link training rooms, and other areas with sensitive equipment. Review engineering blueprints, install air conditioning direct expansion and chilled-water systems, test systems for proper functioning, reviews and adjusts system controls, using Direct Digital Control (DDC) computer system, perform emergency repairs, maintain tools, order supplies, and making routine adjustments to maximize operational efficiency. Analyze data when inspecting systems, for temperature, fuel consumption, hours of operation, etc. Perform minor repair of DDC components. Recover and properly dispose of refrigerants (Ozone Depleting Substance) when servicing air conditioning equipment. Have a valid Environmental Protection Agency Universal Certification for working with all types of refrigerants at high and low pressures. c. Heating & Boiler Equipment Mechanic. Installs, maintains, and repairs a variety of complex industrial equipment and systems involving power steam, high, medium and low pressure and temperature boilers with complicated components, critical requirements, and rigid tolerances, using specialized test equipment. Incumbent repairs, troubleshoots, and maintains single-and-multiple fuel power boilers and associated auxiliary and pollution control equipment such as, industrial water treatment systems, chemical dispensers, electrostatic precipitators, bag houses and ash removal equipment, and wet particulate scrubbers. Reviews and adjusts system controls, using Direct Digital Control (DDC) computer system. d. Industrial Equipment Mechanic. Installs, aligns, troubleshoots, repairs, overhauls, and maintains various types of nonproduction industrial plant machinery, equipment, and systems. Incumbent disassembles and repairs general industrial plant machinery, equipment, and systems such as, towveyor and conveyor systems, bridge cranes, air compressors, engine and hydromatic dynamometers, and similar equipment. e. Electronics Mechanic. Installs, modifies, overhauls, maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs electronics equipment of moderate complexity or a system of limited complexity. Follows blueprints and manufacturers' specifications, uses handtools and specialized test instruments. Electronic equipment serviced is usually self-contained and functionally independent such as, color radar receivers and transmitters, video recorders, color video cameras/recorders, audio recorders, two-way radios, multichannel very high frequency (VHF) or ultra high frequency (UHF) transmitters or receivers, power supplies, and multilayered printed circuit boards. Representative of systems of limited complexity are: public address, security monitoring and access systems, closed circuit TV monitor systems, and personal computer systems. Sets-up and operates computer controlled automatic test equipment to test and troubleshoot various components and assemblies of electronic equipment or printed circuit boards. Calibrates testing instruments and maintains records of repairs, calibrations and tests. f. Welder. Welds a variety of metals and alloys. Uses a variety of manual welding processes, e.g., several different gas torch processes, various electric arc processes including inert gas shielded, or a number of both kinds of processes, to weld all types of metals and alloys of various sizes, shapes, and thicknesses, including dissimilar metals such as, copper to steel. Processes used are: oxyacetylene, oxyhydrogen, and other industrial gases. The arc processes used (including inert gas-shielded ones) involve methods such as, gas metal-arc, gas tungsten-arc, gas carbon-arc, plasma-arc, and atomic hydrogen welding. Welds in hard to reach places that must meet close tolerance, strength, and other requirements e.g., evenness of fit and smoothness of contour. Plans work by interpreting blueprints, determine welding position and type of metal to be fused. Selects and set up welding equipment and ensure welds meet standards and engineering design drawings and specifications. g. Sheet Metal Mechanic. Develops patterns and lays out, cuts, forms, joins, assembles, and installs items such as, heating, air conditioning, and ventilating pipes; conduits; drying ovens; bulkheads; airframes; spars; air scoops; control and flying surfaces; and other items and systems with combined straight and curved edges or irregular angles, planes, and curves. Plans, lays out, and constructs manufactured items and systems with dovetailed, set-in bottom, burred-bottom, wired, or lock seams. Works with various metals, including magnesium, honeycomb material, alloys, stainless steel, and copper sheet. May perform maintenance work in other trades not requiring journey level skills in trades such as, Carpentry, Plumbing, Machining, Masonry, or Painting.
Gary Munson
Team C
