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　　Hours: 2300 - 0730

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　　DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

　　1. Performs the more difficult testing, diagnosis, maintenance,adjustment and revision work, requiring a thorough knowledge

　　of the mechanical, electrical and electronic, pneumatic, or hydrauliccontrol and operating mechanisms of the equipment. For

　　example, performs trouble shooting and repair of complex interlockingand supervisory group control panels, keying circuits,

　　memory storage circuits, readout and feedback circuits, and associatedmechanical and electrical components throughout

　　the installation; locates and corrects malfunctions in scanning,triggering and other electromechnical and electronic circuits.

　　2. Observes the various components of the system in operation andapplies appropriate testing methods and procedures to

　　insure continued proper functioning.

　　3. Locates the source of and rectifies trouble in involved orquestionable cases, or in emergency situations where expert

　　attention is required to locate and correct the defect quickly to avoidor minimize interruptions to mail processing activities.

　　4. Installs or alters equipment and circuits as directed.

　　5. Reports the circumstances surrounding equipment failures, andrecommends measures for their correction.

　　6. Performs preventive maintenance inspections for the purpose ofdiscovering incipient mechanical malfunctions and for the

　　purpose of reviewing the standard of maintenance. Initiates work ordersrequesting corrective actions for below standard

　　conditions; assists in the estimating of time and materials required.Recommends changes in preventive maintenance

　　procedures and practices to provide the proper level of maintenance;assists in the revision of preventive maintenance

　　checklists and the frequency of performing preventive maintenanceroutes. In instances of serious equipment failures

　　conducts investigation to determine the cause of the breakdown and torecommend remedial action to prevent recurrence.

　　7. Uses necessary hand and power tools, gauging devices, and bothelectrical and electronic test equipment.

　　8. Reads schematics, blue prints, wiring diagrams and specifications inlocating and correcting potential or existing

　　malfunctions and failures.

　　9. Observes established safety practices and requirements pertaining tothe type of work involved; recommends additional

　　safety measures as required.

　　10. In addition, may oversee the work of lower level maintenanceemployees, advising and instructing them in proper work

　　methods, and checking for adherence to instructions; or make in processand final operational checks and tests of work

　　completed by lower level maintenance employees.