Senior Field Service Technician; DCRF

senior field service technician (dcrf)

sts international, inc. Is currently seeking senior field service technicians who will provide contractor logistics support (cls) requirements for the army national guard bureau (ngb) c2cre‑b mission and the active‑duty defense cbrn response force (dcrf) mission. The primary responsibilities of this program will be life‑cycle sustainment and equipment refresh and recertifications of equipment sets such as: mass casualty decontamination (mcd), urban search & rescue (us&r), reconnaissance (recon), medical (mcas), mortuary affairs (macrms), and general‑purpose forces.

• life cycle sustainment: providing continuous support to "on‑mission" units, including scheduled preventative maintenance, unscheduled repairs, and support supply chain management.
• equipment refresh and recertification: after a unit's mission, the team will execute a complete "reset" of the equipment by recovering, inventorying, overhauling, and recertifying it to original standards before it is fielded to the next unit.
• identifies systemic problem trends and/or recurring equipment quality issues and provides feedback to supervisors and field units.
• recommends actions to resolve logistics management and operational problems with the goal of optimizing and improving current processes and systems.
• gathers and disseminates logistical information including readiness reports, pending shipment status, maintenance records.
• conducts maintenance actions, corrective and preventative, at off‑site locations. Reviews maintenance actions, corrective and preventative, at on‑site locations.
• verifies services and/or repairs conducted by vendors. Locates local reputable vendors to conduct maintenance actions.
• travels to support quarterly site visits and at least two large‑scale exercises at various military installations where supporting units are based.

minimum 10 years’ of experience with fielding equipment and logistics. Prior military and/or cbrn experience preferred.

applicants selected will be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.