Heavy Equipment Engineer & Mechanic - Field Ops

KBR, Inc; Limay; Hybrid; PHP 4,397,000 - 5,653,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K plan with company match

Medical, dental, vision

Life insurance

Flexible spending account

Paid time off

Flexible work schedule

Job summary

KBR, Inc in Jacksonville, FL, supports the Marine Corps Prepositioning Program (MCPP) with an Engineer Heavy Equipment Mechanic role. The position focuses on installation, operation, maintenance, and repair of heavy equipment systems for MCPP-Philippines, with initial training in the U.S. and placement in Subic Bay, Philippines.

The role requires a related degree or coursework, four years of HE maintenance experience, and U.S. citizenship with the ability to obtain necessary work authorizations.

Qualifications

• Associate degree and/or BS coursework in mechanical engineering or related field.
• Four years of progressive experience with HE systems maintenance.
• US citizen, valid driver license, US passport; able to obtain visa and Alien Employment Permit.

Responsibilities

• Plan, coordinate, and execute maintenance functions for MCPP-PHIL HE equipment.
• Repair, adjust, service, and store HE equipment and systems.
• Maintain readiness, organize maintenance shop, and control maintenance assets.
• Review invoices and requisitions to plan work activities.
• Comply with safety, ISO policies, and project time schedules.

Skills

US Citizenship

U.S. Passport

Driver's License

Ability to obtain work visa

FBI Background check clearance

Education

Associate degree or BS coursework in mechanical engineering

Job description

KBR, Inc in Jacksonville, FL, supports the Marine Corps Prepositioning Program (MCPP) with an Engineer Heavy Equipment Mechanic role. The position focuses on installation, operation, maintenance, and repair of heavy equipment systems for MCPP-Philippines, with initial training in the U.S. and placement in Subic Bay, Philippines.

The role requires a related degree or coursework, four years of HE maintenance experience, and U.S. citizenship with the ability to obtain necessary work authorizations.