Comsec/c5isr Inspector 2.2

**Purpose**: Performs scheduled and unscheduled inspections of multiple COMSEC / C5ISR equipment in order to meet the requirements and standards set forth by the USG and Amentum.

**Essential Duties & Responsibilities**:

- Performs Technical, Acceptance, Final, and Classification inspections on assigned COMSEC /C5ISR equipment.
- Performs initial inspections to determine the nature and extent of communications and electronic equipment repairs required.
- Performs final inspections on communications and electronic equipment after the repairs have been completed.
- Diagnoses and determines remedies for failures commonly encountered in the repairs of communications and electronic equipment using a variety of diagnostic techniques and TMDE.
- Tests circuits, tubes, and allied part; isolates defects, adjusts and adapts radios and other electronic equipment to meet specific needs for effective operation.
- Prepares records of inspections/tests and makes them available to the QA/QC Department.
- Ensures compliance with government and corporate regulations, company SOPs, directives, and technical manuals to establish and maintain a quality management program.
- Maintains crosstalk with QA and LAR representatives.
- Coordinates with Shop Supervisor when technical problems arise, and in-depth mechanical knowledge is required.
- Cross trains when required to ensure maximum flexibility and possession of technical skills in the development and maintenance of quality programs.
- Inspects work throughout the entire repair process.
- Maintain proficiency on related training tasks.
- Conducts surveillances and performs other administrative duties as required within the Quality Control Office.
- Adhere to current principles, practices, and procedures to be employed, quality of work expected, and tools to be used for diagnosing chronic equipment failure.
- Adhere to a safety-first mentality and promote a culture that achieves low accident rates and mínimal lost
- time injuries and ensure work is performed in strict compliance with safety in mind.
- Performs other related duties as assigned.

**Qualification & Experience Requirements: The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or abilities required.**
**Certification, License & Clearance**:

- US Citizenship, required.
- Valid US Driver’s license, required.

**Preferred but not required**
- Secret Clearance, preferred.
- GCSS-Army certification, preferred.

**REQUIRED BASELINE EDUCATION**:
A bachelor's degree plus 3 years of recent specialized experience, **OR**; An associate's degree plus 7 years of recent specialized experience, **OR**; A major certification plus 7 years of recent specialized experience, **OR**; 11 years of recent specialized experience. Specialized Knowledge, Skills & Abilities.

**Experience**:

- 5 years’ experience in Electronic Maintenance field, required.
- 1-3 years of inspection experience, required.
- U.S. Military Veterans must be qualified via **DD-214** in one of the below Electronic Maintenance fields:

- Army MOS - 94 series (E/F/M/W/Z), 25 series (C/F/S/U/W/X/Z), or Warrant Officer 948B.
- Air Force MOS - 1P0X1 Air Crew Flight Equipment.
- Marines MOS - 2171, 2831 or 2805 Warrant Officer.
- Navy & Coast Guard - Electronics Technician (ET) or Electronics Warrant (ELC).

**Specialized Knowledge, Skills & Abilities**:

- Must have experience on how to determine the cause and location of malfunctions, diagnose the extent of faults, and convey the level of maintenance required in multiple C5ISR/COMSEC systems.
- Must have knowledge of integrated circuits, electronic principles and theory, including solid state components as applied to control, function, and logic circuit; digital and analog circuits; functional use of complex electronic test equipment; electronic power, data processing and communications equipment; principles and methods of electronics systems maintenance and
repair; and safety procedures.
- Must be able to read and understand communications and electronic equipment schematics.
- Must have knowledge of the USG security requirements of the handling and storage of COMSEC equipment classified as Sensitive and non-keyed Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI) items.
- Must have the ability to navigate through and understand the use of complex Army technical manuals and be able to follow logical procedures with regard for consequences in problem solving; making calculations; and interpreting schematics in the use of high voltage equipment as it pertains to multiple C5ISR ground to ground communications systems and subsystems.
- Must be able to navigate and understand GCSS-Army to verify man hours and build work schedules.
- Must be fluent in the English language with the ability to read, write, and speak with sufficient structural accuracy and vocabulary to participate effectively in most formal and informal conversations on practical, social, and professional topics.
- Must have the ability to enf