Electronics Tech Maintenance Levels II & III

Boarhog has an immediate need for an Electronics Technician (ET) - Maintenance, either Level II or Level III, ideally based out of either Norfolk or Richmond Virginia to cover federally contracted requirements in the Maryland, North Carolina, and Virginia areas.

Specifically, this is a highly sought after position as an IAS/ATG/OPS/GVS ET who will be counted upon to work alone or in small teams, performing testing and maintenance functions on Automatic Tank Gauging Systems, Independent Alarm Systems, Overfill Protection Systems, and Ground Verification Systems at Department of War installations across the aforementioned states.

This ET will be responsible for the proper operation of fuels accounting, alarm monitoring and controls, and leak detection equipment by performing troubleshooting, fault isolation, repairing and installing electronic components and electrical systems, and maintaining organized, detailed records of work performed.

The Level II or Level III ET will be responsible for coordinating travel to work sites, maintaining on-hand components and assigned safety equipment, and acceptable communication with dispatchers, the installation teams, and Boarhog's Director of Modernization to ensure issues are appropriately elevated, the schedule is maintained, and delays are properly conveyed to the client.

The Level II or Level III ET will be responsible for coordinating travel to work sites, maintaining on-hand components and assigned safety equipment, and acceptable communication with dispatchers, the installation teams, and Boarhog's Director of Modernization to ensure issues are appropriately elevated, the schedule is maintained, and delays are properly conveyed to the client.

The differentiation between the Level II (SCA 23182) and Level III (SCA 23183) is not necessarily tied to years of experience. Instead, the former is a competent tech, performing some complex troubleshooting, generally following established procedures and requiring some supervision or technical direction. Level III is a more senior tech who is an accomplished complex troubleshooter, comfortable developing solutions while exercising greater degree of technical judgement, and is expected to take responsibility for other techs or the overall technical outcome.

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Formal electronics training from technical school, Class A or B military school, or completion of four (4) year electronics apprenticeship program
• Four (4) years of practical experience to include but not limited to: electronics repair, integration, fielding, and checkout. The four (4) years of electronics apprenticeship and four (4) years of practical experience can run concurrently.
• Ability to acquire the required certifications to maintain the equipment located within specified region at the time of hire or relocation, to include all manufacturer trainings and state-required UST certifications
• Certifications and/or demonstrated proficiency with applicable equipment manufactures and UST licenses must be established within five (5) months of hire
• Ability to kneel, lift up to fifty (50) pounds, work from heights of up to fifty (50) feet, and operate safely within confined spaces
• Proven proficiency with Windows OS and M365 applications
• Ability to forecast workload and manage level of effort within scheduled work week

• Acquire and maintain U.S. government security clearance
• Obtain a Common Access Card (CAC) within 30 days of hire
• Manage a corporate credit card
• Maintain a valid driver's license
• Able and willing to travel extensively and frequently within the aforementioned geographic area

• Four (4) years experience performing installation, removal, maintenance, and testing on Fuel Handling components- gauges, instrumentation, and sensors
• Experience with Government fuel accounting systems (AFHE, FMD, FAS, BSM-E, ATG)
• Experience with Automatic Tank Gauging Systems including one or more of the following:
  Veeder-Root, Ronan, Enraf, Barton, Pneumercator, Temposonics/MTS, Pro Gauge, and E&H
• Experience with Independent Alarm Systems including one or more of the following:
  Scully, Magnetrol, E&H, Fafnir, Mercoid, Omnitrol, Pneumecator, TLC, Bindicator, Devar, Aggressive Systems, and Programmable Logic Controllers
• Experience with Overfill Protection or Ground Verification Systems including one or more of the following:
  Scully, Varec, Fafnir, and Programmable Logic Controllers
• Experience with data communications via copper wires, fiber optics, & wireless devices

Boarhog has over 14 years of focused and dedicated Maritime Industrial Base (MIB) steady, controlled growth and profitability, offering our full-time associates extensive compensation benefits:

• This position is covered by the McNamara-O'Hara Service Contract Act (SCA) wage law. The wage for this position is therefore determined by the Wage and Hour Division…