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Amentum seeks an Electrician, High Voltage to support a government contract based in Kings Bay, Georgia. Performs journey-level work on HV systems above 600V, including 12.47 kV energized work, with a focus on safety and reliability.
Responsibilities include repair, troubleshooting, and maintenance of HV controls, transformers, relays, and distribution equipment. Must be willing to shift work and meet security clearance requirements.
Amentum, a global leader in critical mission support, engineering, technology, and national security solutions, is seeking an Electrician, High Voltage to support a government contract based in Kings Bay, Georgia.
Under general supervision, works at journey level performing duties associated with voltages above 600 volts. Must be familiar with safe working practices and requirements for Phasing and Hot Glove work on energized 12.47 kv systems and above.
Will repair, troubleshoot, maintain, and/ or replace electrical controls, motors, switches, general street and security lighting, transformers, relays, breakers, and associated overhead/ underground distribution manuals for maintenance of oil and air circuit breakers and AC/DC power supply and control systems. Must be willing to work holidays, weekends, and perform shift work. May perform other related duties as assigned.
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