UPS Technician

• Performs the full range of operation and maintenance; to include but not limited to; scheduled and unscheduled; installations, decommissioning, inspections, analysis, troubleshooting, and repairs.

• Perform monthly PMCSs of all batteries and UPS systems, to include bringing UPS systems on line (load) and taking precise measurements validating operational readiness.

• Care and accountability of tools, test equipment, and materials involved in performance of work.

• Read blue prints, produce red line and basic single line diagrams as well as rough shop drawings.

• Research and produce parts requests and coordinate with procurement for the delivery of Materials and Parts.

• Coordinate with Procurement for any quality issues on parts so that it can be rectified.

• Arrange the proper return and replacement of the defective item under warranty, repair, wrongly ordered or delivered item/s.

• Monitors repair parts usage to determine if current stock levels are adequate for maintaining repair schedule and submits monthly requirement for procurement action.

• Maintain weekly status report of assigned assets or facilities.

• Coordinate with Sites for transportation/logistical support of parts and scheduling of PMCS services and unscheduled service repairs.

• Prepares appropriate maintenance forms, logs and records for accountability to include trip reports.

• Coordinate with supervisor in advance for interruptions in service, and customer notification, this may require coordination with military.

• Provides equipment-operating assistance to users and technical assistance upon request.

• Maintains accountability and serviceability of assigned assets and equipment to include calibration.

• Strict adherence to performance work statement requirements and associated references.

• Duties may vary dependent on mission.

• Perform additional duties as assigned.