MV/HV Electrician (USN) - Jordan

This Opportunity Versar Global Solutions is currently looking for qualified candidates to fill positions for the MV/HV Electrician (USN) on multiple sites within Jordan region (MSAB) in support of AFCAP. Join our team and grow with us as we provide best in-class services that help clients solve their most complex challenges. Your Impact Reports to Power Plant Supervisor Must have experience in MV/HV electrical distribution systems with voltages of 4160, 11 & 13Kv. Perform hands-on routine inspection, preventative maintenance, condition monitoring, troubleshoots, corrective and emergency repairs on power plant associated MV distribution systems and apparatus. Diagnose problems and then repair/replace defective parts as required. Perform hands on electrical maintenance and repair of power production electrical, mechanical, and auxiliary systems of power generation facilities operating at 5-85Mw and greater total output with diesel driven prime movers. Perform hands on inspections, operates, and maintains the paralleling and main medium voltage switchgear systems, with local and remote monitor and metering capabilities, SCADA and PLC control systems, alarm response to ensure maximum system reliability. Inspects operational activities for safety precautions and instructs employees against occupational hazards. Responsible for employee conduct and compliance with all safety policies, regulations, and compliance with all OSHA and NFPA requirements Assists with maintaining technical library and record-keeping which documents all procedures necessary to accomplish assigned responsibility. Responsible for facility custodianship of work area, hand, power, and shop tools Responsible for department communications activities – attend/participate in department meetings Identify department risk/liability and develop work plans to manage ongoing risks as it relates to the operation of the power generation facilities, power delivery and power quality. Be able to articulate concerns and forward to Supervisor. Responds to emergency calls regarding power generation/distribution equipment breakdowns and MV electrical distribution system outages. Ability to interpret and apply required corrective action with data readings and results of equipment checks to identify equipment or process problems and take appropriate responses to correct or resolve problems. Attend daily Safety meetings/stand downs IAW with VGS (Versar Global Solutions) and Prime contractor policies. Attend VGS (Versar Global Solutions) EHS (Electrical Health & Safety) training and establish a status of CP (Competent Person), AP (Authorized Person) or SAP (Senior Authorized Person) Perform routine installation, maintenance, and repairs on electric power control equipment, high voltage switchgear, substations, transformers, circuit breakers, distribution networks, distribution lines, or electric-generating equipment in accordance with the NEC and local codes. Promote and maintain safety following established safe work practices and procedures. Assist in the location and rectification of faults on the underground medium voltage networks during power interruptions. Work on power cables, transformers, insulators, and control equipment such as switches, circuit breakers, and panels. This includes collecting transformer oil samples that are tested for contamination as well as cleaning up contaminated sites. Install and connect transformers and make hot taps and splices. Assist with installation of underground cable, conduit, and ductwork. Install transformers; string power wires through ducts and manholes; make MV electrical connections; and splice cables. Perform rigging on high voltage motors, transformers, and compressors. Inform the Supervisor of the location of a failure, possible cause, and repairs required on the MV Distribution Network Ensure correct testing and isolation procedures are followed before working on de-energized electrical networks or associated systems. Execute the company’s policy and procedure for proper and efficient operation of the power plants and distribution network. In communication with the Journeyman/Master Electrician and acts as the lead MV power plant electrician and/or team lead Assemble, repair, modify, replace, and install electrical quick-change assembly components such as electrical cables and wiring harnesses associated with engine and transmission components and test the completed products. Use a variety of test equipment such as voltmeters, ohmmeters, multimeters, growlers, meggers, power analyzers, and specialized test sets to test for shorts, continuity, and defective wiring and connections. Use standard hand tools and micrometers to check for extensive wear of bushings, bearings, and gears. Assist on assignments involving equipment and components of greater complexity than those described above by performing discrete tasks such as routine disassembling, repairing, and reassembling the simpler components and then bench testing them. Disassemble, repair, modify, assemble, and test a variety of electrical equipment such as AC/DC motors (single, split, and three-phase), generators, starters, voltage regulators, servo mechanisms, alternators, transformers, actuators, power control panels, control sticks, instrument panels, or inverters. Check fields, armatures, wiring, commutators, and other electrical parts for continuity, voltage drop, ground shorts, opens, and overheating. Check and repair gears and clutches when these and other similar mechanical items are part of the accessory being serviced or repaired. Check shafts for clearance, balance, and warpage; they check the condition of bearings, noise filter capacitors, switches, rectifiers, variable resistors, diodes, relays, and governors according to work order requirements. Repair or replace items such as brushes, seals, bearings, gears, leads, armatures, and control parts. Follow all VGS standard policies and practices. As directed by the Supervisor or Task Order Manager. Who You Are Required Qualifications Must have computer skills and be able to operate a variety of computer programs. Must be able to speak, read and write English fluently Must maintain a valid driver’s license from their home country with validity for 12 months from on-site employment date Must maintain a valid passport from their home country with validity for 12 months from on-site employment date. Passport must have a minimum of 6 blank pages prior to OCONUS mobilization. Must satisfy the AFCENT Force Health Protection Guidance medical requirements for AFCENT prior to OCONUS mobilization, must be able to maintain a Medically Qualified (MQ) rating on an annual basis. Must meet the host nation COVID-19 entry requirements; COVID-19 vaccination(s), fully inoculated and Booster. Must be CAC eligible and able to gain and maintain authorized entry onto US military installations. Must hold a security clearance and/or be eligible to obtain one. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential job duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions. Additional Required Qualifications Minimum 5 years as licensed electrician with HV/MV electrical experience/IEEE credentials Provide Certificates and/or willingness to attend formal training. Education: A high school diploma or GED plus related technical training Must provide copies of training certificates in the Fundamentals of Electrical Safety based on NFPA 70E standards. This training must have been completed one year prior to the start of the contract. Must possess current training and be able to demonstrate general knowledge of industrial safety and environmental regulations, including compliance with OSHA and NFPA70E requirements, personal protective equipment usage and lock out tag out procedures for electrical, mechanical, and fluid systems and contr