Utility Systems Technician: Water, Gas & Plumbing Repair

Air Combat Command; Georgia; On-site; USD 42,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Air Combat Command in Georgia is seeking a Journeyman-level Utility Systems Repairer-Operator to perform installation, maintenance and repair of water distribution, sewage, gas, plumbing, and related systems, including fire suppression equipment for aircraft hangars and facilities.

The role requires knowledge of safety regulations and the ability to diagnose malfunctions, plan layouts, and use hand and power tools; field work involves climbing, lifting up to 40 pounds, and working in various

Qualifications

• Knowledge of utility distribution, storage, and repair and associated hazards.
• Knowledge of fire suppression systems and safety regs.
• Ability to plan, lay out, install, modify and troubleshoot plumbing systems.
• Skill with hand and power tools and measuring/joining piping.
• Ability to analyze deficiencies and diagnose system malfunctions.

Responsibilities

• Install, repair, and modify water, sewage, gas and plumbing systems.
• Operate and maintain fire suppression equipment for facilities.
• Assess safety, environmental and security regulations and implement practices.
• Plan layouts and troubleshoot various plumbing and utility components.
• Use tools to install/repair piping, valves, pumps and meters.

Skills

Utility distribution

Fire suppression systems

Safety regulations

Technical problem solving

Plumbing systems

Hand and power tools

Diagnostics and repair

Tools

Multi-meters

Flange spreaders

Hydraulic jacks

Impact wrenches

Pneumatic tools

Air compressors

Torque wrenches

Job description

Air Combat Command in Georgia is seeking a Journeyman-level Utility Systems Repairer-Operator to perform installation, maintenance and repair of water distribution, sewage, gas, plumbing, and related systems, including fire suppression equipment for aircraft hangars and facilities.

The role requires knowledge of safety regulations and the ability to diagnose malfunctions, plan layouts, and use hand and power tools; field work involves climbing, lifting up to 40 pounds, and working in various