Site Manager

Conduct visual Check—every three years, plus or minus two months. Perform a complete internal and external visual inspection prior to conducting hydrostatic test. Conduct video borescope to detect minor flaws not visible to naked eye. Perform a complete internal and external visual inspection after conducting hydrostatic test. Coordinate and track the dates of internal hydrostatic testing by an independent lab. Remove and disassemble cylinder valve, clean ultrasonically, and reassemble valve.

Perform leak test of cylinder and repair any found leaks.

Perform a complete internal and external visual inspection prior to conducting hydrostatic test.

Coordinate and track the dates of internal hydrostatic testing.

Perform hydrostatic MSA and Bauer Air Compressor cascade cylinder testing as required (every 5 years plus or minus two months).

Performs a complete visual internal and external inspection prior to and after any hydrostatic testing as required to ensure that this task is performed as required (every 3 years).

Perform inspections, testing, maintenance and recertification of all components of MAS Air Cart including batteries, full electronic testing of pressure sensitive alarms, all cylinders are visually inspected, repair outer jackets if found to be damaged, pressure gauges are test and refilled (glycol) if needed, all valves are operationally tested and serviced if worn.

Compressors (Every twelve months, plus or minus one month):

Inspect, test, and perform maintenance of SCBA compressors and refill stations, storage trailers and gas boosters or decanting systems. Check pump oil level and inspect for oil leaks. Drain water in tank. Check for weird noise and vibration and make necessary repairs. Inspect connections for air leaks and repair all air leaks, and check safety relief valve. Inspect/tighten/ replace belts and checks and tighten all bolts.

Service motor/engines. Check for evidence of overheating or lubrication leaks. Check for loose electrical and/or instrument wiring. Change oil and filter on engine. On belt driven units, check belts and change as necessary. Check for proper operational temperature.

Service purification/drying systems. Pressurize and check for leaks. Check moisture drain, pressure gauges, and relief valves. Check discharge air/gas for proper flow rate. Change purification/drying cartridges.

Service controls—check for proper operation. Check high temperature shutdown switch and automatic and/or mechanical start/stop switch. Check magnetic starter; clean points if necessary. Check low oil switch and final pressure switch. Inspect the start and stop times on the hour meter.

Service air/gas storage system. Check system for leaks. Check relief and drain valves. Check regulator performance.

Service charging station. Check all plumbing and fittings for leaks. Check gauges, shut-off valve, and regulator performance. Check condition and operation of intake hose and pre-filter.

Service air monitoring equipment. Check for proper operation of Securus control indicator. Check for proper operation of Carbon Monoxide monitor.

Sample carbon monoxide meters and take quarterly air samples.

Conduct visual inspections and tests and perform preventative maintenance and cleaning for the J-Fire CW Mask. Inspect stored masks and make appropriate repairs. Enter findings into an on-site Government database. Perform fit testing on all personnel assigned with their own structural and J-Fire masks. Complete records and reports of all the fit test results. Inspect, service, test, and re-certify all level A and Level B suits.

Service, clean, test, and check all functions, valves, pressure relief valves, hydraulic pumps, prime movers (gas, diesel or electric) for wear/damage; and service and pressure test before returning to service.

Ten (10) years' related experience.

Must have a High School Diploma or equivalent.

Must have knowledge of: Principles of Mine Safety Appliances (MSA) Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), ladder, hose, structural and ARFF testing, as well as management experience.

Must have knowledge in National Fire Protection Agency.

Must have knowledge of Principles of Mine Safety Appliances (MSA) Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), ladder, hose, structural and ARFF testing requirements.

MSA Level B certified to perform SCBA Maintenance.

MSA Level A certified to perform training classes.

Special certifications in Fire Apparatus to include: Fire pumps Vehicle electrician

Fire pumps

Vehicle electrician

US Depart of Transportation (DOT) certified to hydro test compressed gas cylinders/tanks is preferred.

Bauer Certified.

Hurst Rescue Equipment Certificate of Competency to Inspect.

HOLMATRO Rescue Equipment Certificate of Competency to Inspect.

NFPA 1071 Emergency Vehicle

Supervises Nonexempt, Skilled Trade positions, and entry-level exempt employees.

Receives task-oriented assignments, monitors work on a daily basis, and actively assists subordinates.

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Intrepid Acquisition Holdings, LLC. (IAH), is a leading provider of global-scale logistics, facilities management, and advanced professional and technical services. IAH provides a broad spectrum of services and solutions to U.S. and international government agencies, and organizations. As a world-class leader in providing seasoned program management, IAH leverages and integrates its capabilities to provide safe, innovative, and reliable solutions to meet customers' diverse and complex challenges.

Intrepid Acquisition Holdings, LLC. (“IAH” and/or “Company”) and its affiliates, including but not limited to IAP World Services, Inc., Readiness Management Support L.C., JPATS Logistics Services, LLC., and subsidiaries is an EOE, including disability/vets.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.