FIELD SERVICE TECH II - ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT

Field Service Tech II

Provide technical expertise on Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV). Technical expertise includes intimate knowledge of all mechanical, air conditioning systems, hydraulic, electrical power management, automotive, fire control, weapons systems, remote weapons firing systems, and other subsystems and ability to identify and troubleshoot faults. Provide leadership with updates on findings and needed corrective actions. Typical duties will include travel to military bases to perform vehicle findings, upgrades and modifications, inspections, repair, services, and maintenance.

Knowledgeable of US Army Maintenance system or Dealer Management Systems. Able to interpret and use all types of engineering drawings, schematics, diagrams, and specification sheets. Ability to read, understand and follow written technical work instructions, modification work orders (MWOs) and other technical specifications. Able to use computers in report writing, data management, and word processing. Able to use all types of hand and power tools, oscilloscopes, digital volt and ohm meters, diagnostic computers/softwares, lifting devices, carrying or support equipment, including safe use of slings and chains. Familiar with the use and operation of Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) for automotive, electrical, electronic and fire control systems. Ability to troubleshoot and repair military track vehicles and power plants and electrical systems. Must be willing and able to travel to remote locations with little notice. Must be able to communicate effectively with leadership and peers both orally and in writing, good planning, time management and organization skills.

Feeder MOS: 91M, 63T, 45T, 63M 91A, 63E, 45E, 91P, 63D, 45D, 91B, 63B, 63S. Existing Secret Clearance preferred. Armored tracked vehicle experience. Private sector experience in diagnosing, repair, and servicing of heavy equipment.

3 to 5 years in a field service role, mobile mechanic or experience as a heavy equipment mechanic, automotive technician.

6 Years of experience in a field service role or mobile diesel mechanic dealership experience mechanic/Technician. Quality assurance and vehicle inspection experience.

High School Diploma or Equivalent.

Private sector OEM training or ASE certifications, Automative Degree, Military Training