This position is located in the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), U.S. Capitol Building, Capitol Building and Capitol Visitors Center (CVC) Operations and Maintenance Division, Maintenance Branch, Elevator Section. As an Elevator Mechanic (Electronics), you will perform a variety of electronic functions in connection with the inspection, maintenance and repair of elevators, lifts, escalators, and other industrial equipment.
You must meet all eligibility and qualifications requirements by the closing date of the job announcement. You must meet the SCREEN OUT required for this position which includes: Ability to do the work of Elevator Mechanic (Electronics) without more than normal supervision.
2 Available Positions Tour of Duty: *Evening Shift (12:00 pm to 9:30pm), Monday through Friday, plus select weekend coverage) Hours may Change Due to Operational Needs of Management *Employees regularly assigned to evening shift are entitled to their hourly rate + 7.5% evening shift differential *Optional overtime weekend coverage ***The incumbent of this position is designated as "Emergency/Essential" and will be required to report to work during emergencies and inclement weather conditions.*** Major Duties: Interprets and responds to issues such as power buildup in multi-voltage generator systems, changes in platform leveling, high elevator speeds, sudden stops, and speed changes. Utilizes mechanical information from engineering and inspection reports, including technical directions, event readings, recordings, and oscilloscope waveforms. Understands and works with electronic diagrams and specifications of complete elevator bank systems. Determines the need for test device modifications and develops alterations to detailed schematics and maintenance procedures. Organizes efforts with other workers on changes to equipment and its functional qualifications. Communicates with engineers and manufacturers' representatives to examine, adjust, and develop changes, replacements, or improvements to equipment to eliminate malfunctions and simplify repairs or operational modifications. Uses automated test equipment to identify and correct deficiencies in programming or unit operations. Troubleshoots and adjusts integrated systems and circuitry involving motion control, security lock-outs, fire protection, telecommunications, and CCTV using computerized data navigation and diagnostic tools. Conducts electronic preventative maintenance, testing, and adjusting of complex integrated electronic controls. Follows all OSHA safety rules and regulations, ensuring work progresses safely. Uses required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and receives necessary training on safety practices and equipment.