Shipboard Electronics (COMMS) Technician

Shipboard Electronics (COMMS) Technician Mid Atlantic Engineering Technical Services - 2.7 Chesapeake, VA Job Details Full-time $25 - $45 an hour 3 days ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off 401(k) 4% Match Vision insurance 401(k) matching Life insurance Qualifications Electrical equipment repair Soldering OSHA Ship electrical systems maintenance Outdoor work Safety regulations Equipment installation Radiotelephone Operator License Equipment troubleshooting Secret Clearance Mid-level Maintenance activity documentation Driver's License Electrical systems Attention to detail Climbing Problem-solving Blueprint reading Power tools Electrical maintenance Hand tools Electrical soldering Full Job Description Job Overview Mid Atlantic Engineering Technical Services (MAETS) is seeking a highly motivated Shipboard Electronics (COMMS) Technician to join our dynamic maritime team. In this role, your responsibilities can include the installation, maintenance, and repair of electronic communication systems aboard ships. Key day- to-day tasks include troubleshooting and repairing electronic systems, soldering components, conducting electrical maintenance, and ensuring all communication systems meet operational standards. The role will require collaboration with teams, accurate documentation of repairs, and compliance with safety regulations. MAETS is compliant with the

ISO 9001

2005 QA program. Potential list of candidates includes : US Navy Electronics Technician (ET) with focus on

COMM SYSTEMS US

Coast Guard Electronics Technician with a COMM focus US Army MOS of 94XX Electronics Repair / 25S/U/C Radio, Signals Operators or Maintainers. US Marine MOS of 0621/0627/2841/2821/ Radio operator and/or maintainers US Air Force 1C XXX or 3D XXX Ground Electronics, Satellite, Tactical Signal, Radio maintainers This position requires past/current hands-on experience in the following various areas: HF (URT-23 / R-2368 / RM 500 / RM 5800 / PRC-160 / AS 2537, AS 3771, AS 3772) UHF (WSC-3, / TD-1271 / MD-1324 / PRC-158 / URC-200 / OA-9123/9277 / USC-61 DMR / PRC-117 / OE-82 / OE-570 / AS 1735, AS 2809, AS 2810, UVU-130) COMSEC (SA-2112 SAS/BAS / KIV-7, KYV-5, KY-58, C-10316 / C-10315 / USQ-155 TVS) TV/DTS Seatel 6011-4, AFN Sat

TV, SITE 200, 300

systems

TACAN INMARSAT NGW

Coaxial and multi-pin connector building Familiarity with the following:

MILSTD 1310

Bonding/Grounding

IEEE-45 MILSTD/DODSTD 2003

Position Description This is a full-time position for a Shipboard Electronics (COMMS) Technician, working out of the Chesapeake, VA Office, and will include, on average, 50 - 75% travel both across the US and overseas, nominally 1 - 3 weeks at a time.

Working Environments:

Indoors and outdoors Potentially in temperature extremes (hot or cold) and wet weather Shipyard and/or drydock situations.

Qualifications:

(Not all inclusive) Active SECRET or Top-Secret clearance (or ability to obtain one). Ability to obtain Maritime OSHA 10 Ability to wear a Fall Protection Harness and climb unaided on ship structures Ability to carry tools, equipment, and materials up to 50lbs on your own. US Citizen Valid Driver's License Current possesses or be willing to obtain a US BLUE Passport. General RF theory and system circuit setup Knowledge of basic

SERIAL DATA

protocols

I.E. RS-232, RS 422, RS 485, MIL-188-C

Understanding of how to read blueprints and shipboard cabling drawings Experience with Troubleshooting and resolving electrical and electronic issues Knowledge of Electricity principles and hands-on Maintenance & Repair expertise Strong attention to detail and adherence to safety standards Ability to interpret and follow technical schematics and manuals Ability to work independently AND in groups. Knowledge of basic hand and power tools and their usage. Keen problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Understanding of various NAVSEA Standard items as well as ABS shipbuilding requirements Ship Cableway inspections

FCC GROL

Certificate License (not required but a good plus) FCC Amateur/HAM Radio License (not required but a plus)

Pay:

$25.00 - $45.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) 4% Match Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Security clearance: Secret (Preferred) Willingness to travel: 75% (Required)

Work Location:

In person