L3 O&M Technician

Overview

Essential Duties And Responsibilities

• Employees must be able to perform corrective and preventive maintenance, inspections, repairs, and adjustments to all systems, subsystems, and components of an electronic, mechanical, electro-mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic nature.
• Trouble-shoot complex systems and components to identify problems or failures.
• Use various electronic test equipment to diagnose/isolate faults.
• Install/repair complex wiring assemblies including modifications
• Assist in the Development of procedures or improvements on periodic inspection, repairs, maintenance, and schedules to reduce out-of-service time.
• Assist in the development of drawings, specs, schematics or other written or verbal instructions for use by lower classified personnel and assist in the development of training courses.
• Assist in the development of vehicle maintenance schedules and priorities.
• Know and utilize safe work procedures and assure that others working in the area are also working in a safe manner. Report all potentially unsafe procedures or conditions. Lead development of safe work area and procedures for new work tasks.
• Ability to use the Site Information Management System
• Central Control (control center operations, dispatch terminal, communication interface panels, and process control systems).
• System and vehicle recovery (electronic, Electro-mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic systems)
• Wayside (train control, traction power, communication and related system).
• Through interaction with the ATC system, manages the assembly of rail vehicle consists and ensures that the scheduled trains are correctly configured and available for movement into customer service
• Through interaction with ATC, ATP and communication systems, implements and/or coordinates contingency plans to include the necessary strategies as defined by the supervisor during service disruptions and emergencies to minimize delays and inconvenience to the customer.
• Employee is responsible for the power configuration through interaction with the PDS system for normal service, or maintenance and emergency activities.
• Works within defined policies and procedures regarding both normal and emergency operations. Through interaction with the communications and CCTV systems, monitors platforms, stations, intrusion alarms, customer activity and any other system which affects customer service. Works variable hours and shifts as needed for coverage. Proficient with the function, recovery and reboot procedures of all Central Control Equipment.
• Ability to use Site Information Management System