Job Details
Amentum
Generator Mechanic
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Generator Mechanic
The Generator Mechanic Schedules and performs periodic and preventative maintenance and repairs on stationary diesel engines, to include prime movers for emergency fore system pumps and electrical power generators under the general supervision of the Dept. of State Facilities Manager; maintains and repairs all stationary diesel engines for fire system pumps and emergency power generators ranging from 25 KW to 1.25 MEG. Scope of work to include repair of major diesel engine-subsystems which are not in violation of existing State Department contracts for such repairs (repairs to be at such standard to perform in climatic extremes); plans and schedules preventive and corrective maintenance for the equipment listed under specific responsibilities in accordance with established operational maintenance procedures and manufacture’s recommendations and warranty; tests all work performed under his/her control; corrects defects be adjustments, cleaning, repair, and replacement of defective items and components; travels as necessary to constituent posts to perform generator maintenance; maintains appropriate technical library and record keeping which documents all procedures necessary to accomplish his/her responsibilities, and performs other duties as required by the Facilities Manager.
Qualifications
- Must be 21 years of age, have completed secondary school or obtained a GED
- Valid Certification as Diesel Powered Electrical Power Generator Technician with rating up to 1.25 MEG and three or more years’ experience in that field
- Training or certification on Cummins Diesel gensets is preferred
- Experience on Cummins Diesel paralleling systems is preferred
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Top-Secret Clearance
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