Chipton-Ross is seeking a Facility Operations Analyst for a contract opportunity in Lexington, KY.

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS

(REQUIRED

SKILLS/EXPERIENCE

):

• Must have an active secret clearance

Power Generation Systems:

Perform advanced diagnostics, service, repair, and preventive maintenance on diesel and gas generators up to 1Meg to ensure continuous and reliable power supply for personnel and sensitive equipment.

Electrical Distribution:

Deploy, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair low-to-medium voltage electrical distribution systems, including switchgear, load banks, cabling, and distribution panels.

Bare Base Equipment Maintenance:

Conduct routine inspections, preventive maintenance, and corrective repairs on a wide variety of bare base equipment. This includes deployable systems, temporary plumbing infrastructure, mobile light towers, and uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems.

Load Management:

Monitor power loads, perform load balancing, and ensure all electrical setups comply with safety standards and operational requirements.

HVAC Systems:

Perform diagnostics, service, repair, and preventive maintenance on portable and environmental control units (ECUs/HVAC) to ensure optimal climate control for personnel and sensitive equipment.

Plumbing & Structures:

Manage the rapid setup, upkeep, and repair of expeditionary plumbing systems (water/wastewater) and temporary structures (e.g., tents, hard-sided shelters).

Operational Readiness:

Ensure all assigned equipment is mission-capable, properly inventoried, and ready for rapid deployment at all times.

Record Keeping:

Maintain accurate, up-to-date logs of maintenance activities, repairs, and parts inventory using designated maintenance management systems.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

Technical Expertise:

Proven, hands-on experience in maintaining, overhauling, and repairing commercial/industrial generators (e.g., Cummins, Caterpillar, MEP series) and electrical distribution systems.

Mission Readiness:

Familiarity with bare base, expeditionary equipment, deployable systems, and rapid-deployment power grid structures is highly desirable.

Autonomy:

Demonstrated ability to be as a self-starter, working independently with minimal supervision in high-pressure environments.

Problem-Solving:

Strong diagnostic skills with the ability to read electrical schematics, improvise, and solve complex electro-mechanical issues.

Adaptability & Learning:

Willingness and aptitude to learn maintenance and repair of new and specialized equipment—including basic plumbing and general facility systems.

REQUIRED EDUCATION

• Accredited

HSD/GED WORK HOURS

• Full-Time
• 4/10 works schedule
• 1st Shift