Power Generation/Aircraft Arresting System Technician

at  Fusion Cell

Power Generation/Aircraft Arresting System Technician at Al-Jabar Air Base, Kuwait. This role is crucial for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of power generation and aircraft arresting systems, supporting critical aircraft takeoff and landing operations. With a competitive salary range of $95,000 - $100,000, this position offers a unique opportunity to work in a dynamic and challenging environment.

QUALIFICATIONS

• MAAS/BAK-12 Factory Trained & Certified.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• U.S. Citizenship with a current, valid U.S. Passport and Driver’s License (manual transmission capability required).
• Valid U.S. SECRET Security Clearance prior to deployment.
• Capability of obtaining an Air Force flight line driver’s license and passing a flight line access test.
• Ability to pass employment and deployment qualification requirements, including psychological, medical, dental, drug testing, and background checks.
• Successful completion of online and hands-on CBRN defense training, including fit testing of DOD-provided protective gear.
• Four years of experience in operation and maintenance of BAK-12 aircraft arresting systems, with completed factory training on Mobile Aircraft Arresting Systems (MAAS)/BAK-12.
• Three years of experience operating and maintaining prime power spot and backup generators.
• Ability to give and receive instructions.
• Fluency in reading and speaking English.
• Relevant overseas experience and work on Air Force installations (preferred).
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint) (preferred).
• Willingness to work extended hours to meet mission requirements (preferred).
• Military experience in contingency environments and knowledge of government contracts (preferred).
• Knowledge of electronics and electricity principles, including generation, conversion, transformation, distribution, and utilization (preferred).

• Install, remove, and operate electrical power generating/control systems, automatic transfer switches, aircraft arresting systems, and associated equipment.
• Inspect equipment for serviceability and compliance with standards.
• Maintain, modify, and repair power generating/control systems and aircraft arresting systems.
• Perform inspections, troubleshoot malfunctions, and replace defective components.
• Conduct corrosion control and inspect/replace gauges and meters.
• Maintain operation, inspection, and maintenance records.
• Record meter readings, fuel consumption, and performance data.
• Ensure work areas and equipment are clean, orderly, and safe.
• Perform quality, safety, and self-inspections.
• Properly utilize and safeguard all government and contractor-provided property.
• Perform other duties as assigned in accordance with contractual, functional, and mission requirements.