Communications & Electronics Technician (26-03)

Centerra-SRS•Aiken, SC

1d•$38

About The Position

Repairs and maintains various communications and electronics equipment in accordance with manufacturers’ requirements, Department of Energy guidelines, and applicable company policies and procedures. Installs communications and electronics equipment at fixed posts and in security vehicles. Designs, modifies, and fabricates electronic devices and electrical circuits. Repairs and maintains communications and electronics equipment including: radios and other communication equipment; MILES equipment, Ionscan, in-car cameras and radar, random counters, ancillary security equipment such as sirens and emergency lights. Measures and adjusts, if necessary, signal levels of RF transmitters to ensure compliance with National Telecommunications and Information Administration requirements. Measures and adjusts laser transmitters, receivers, and other components on MILES equipment. Troubleshoots electronic circuits to isolate system failures. Replaces defective assemblies, circuit boards, modules, and components to return equipment to serviceable condition. Installs permanent fixed station radio equipment in facilities. Installs and removes mobile radios and other Law Enforcement and Security related equipment such as in-car video, traffic radar, siren, public address, and emergency lights. Designs, modifies, and fabricates special or customized security, surveillance, and communication equipment and components as required to meet mission needs. Completes electronic work orders and property hand receipts; conducts monthly inventories of sensitive equipment. Must perform all responsibilities for environment, safety and health as defined in Procedure 1-3100 and adhere to the principles and functions of Integrated Safety Management.

Requirements

Reading, writing, and basic math skills and additional directly related formal training in DC and AC circuits, semi-conductor and digital theory, communications circuits, and antenna and transmission line theory.
Three years of experience repairing electronics/two-way land mobile radio equipment.
Must be able to obtain and maintain a Department of Energy level Q security clearance and HRP.

Responsibilities

Repairs and maintains various communications and electronics equipment.
Installs communications and electronics equipment at fixed posts and in security vehicles.
Designs, modifies, and fabricates electronic devices and electrical circuits.
Repairs and maintains communications and electronics equipment including: radios and other communication equipment; MILES equipment, Ionscan, in-car cameras and radar, random counters, ancillary security equipment such as sirens and emergency lights.
Measures and adjusts, if necessary, signal levels of RF transmitters to ensure compliance with National Telecommunications and Information Administration requirements.
Measures and adjusts laser transmitters, receivers, and other components on MILES equipment.
Troubleshoots electronic circuits to isolate system failures.
Replaces defective assemblies, circuit boards, modules, and components to return equipment to serviceable condition.
Installs permanent fixed station radio equipment in facilities.
Installs and removes mobile radios and other Law Enforcement and Security related equipment such as in-car video, traffic radar, siren, public address, and emergency lights.
Designs, modifies, and fabricates special or customized security, surveillance, and communication equipment and components as required to meet mission needs.
Completes electronic work orders and property hand receipts; conducts monthly inventories of sensitive equipment.
Must perform all responsibilities for environment, safety and health as defined in Procedure 1-3100 and adhere to the principles and functions of Integrated Safety Management.