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Moscow, Russian Federation
Top Secret Polygraph Unspecified
Mid Level Career (5+ yrs experience)
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Job Description
MEC Energy Services
Take Your Career Around the World
Looking for more than just your next job? Join a team supporting the U.S. Department of State at American embassies and consulates around the globe.
At MEC, we’re seeking skilled professionals across a wide range of disciplines—including skilled trades, facilities management, logistics, administration, technical services, and operations—to help support the critical mission of U.S. diplomatic facilities worldwide. Every role plays an important part in maintaining safe, secure, and mission-ready environments for American personnel serving overseas.
If you’re looking for meaningful work, the opportunity to live and work internationally, and an outstanding compensation and benefits package, we’d love to hear from you.
Why Join MEC?
Major Duties and Responsibilities:
Incipient performs a wide range of monitoring and maintenance functions during their shift, to
include: troubleshooting problems, utilizing basic test equipment and meters as necessary.
making minor and uncomplicated repairs; and providing detailed verbal/written reports on
problems to shop supervisors. Incumbent is expected to work alone on rotating shifts (all days
and all shifts). Guidelines are provided by established trade practices in the primary trade
areas. Work is performed in accordance with established safety practices and regulations for all
the trades.
Specific Duties and Responsibilities:
Monitoring functions (45%): Responds to all plant alarms and takes appropriate actions. Monitors the DDC system and makes scheduled rounds of the building utility systems and maintains a logbook of the readings of the equipment. Responds to DDC alarms (to include specifically DDC alarms related to the fire alarm system) and trouble messages and takes appropriate actions. Monitors the equipment associated with hot and cold domestic water systems, water filtration and treatment systems, fire pumps, and dry pipe suppression systems.
Maintenance functions (55%): Independently performs routine and uncomplicated maintenance work, repairs, and installation work (e.g., changing light bulbs, and repairing minor electrical problems with outlets, switches and breakers). Obtains and utilizes a working knowledge of the plumbing system, to include specifically the location and function of the system isolation valve. Possesses a working knowledge of HVAC systems and controls; is able to restart commercial chiller units and boiler plants. Assists the various shops when performing preventive maintenance on building systems. Records and responds to service calls between 1700 and 0900. Responds to fire alarms; resets the fire system an inter-related DDC system if determined to be a false alarm.
Record and responds to electrical power outages: Monitors the operation of the emergency generators and related switchgear, shuts down the generators upon restoration of commercial power, and monitors and records levels of the fuel tanks. Possesses an understanding of the operation of elevators: restores them to an operational mode after an unscheduled shutdown; and, if necessary, extracts passengers from an inoperable elevator. Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Must be 21 years of age or older, completed journeyman training in either the electrical or mechanical (building systems) trades. Must have five years documented experience as a journeyman in one of the primary trades, plus semi-skilled experience in a secondary trade. Must know how to read electrical, plumbing, and mechanical schematics and drawings. Must know how to use tools of the two primary trades. Must posses basic knowledge of English grammar and computers and be able to write reports. Must be physically qualified to perform physical labor and lift 50 pounds without assistance.
If you’re adaptable, thrive in dynamic environments, and are ready to take your career beyond borders, we encourage you to apply today. Join a team that supports the U.S. Department of State’s global mission while gaining valuable international experience and enjoying a comprehensive compensation and benefits package. Click the “Apply for Job” button below to begin your journey.
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Take Your Career Around the World
Looking for more than just your next job? Join a team supporting the U.S. Department of State at American embassies and consulates around the globe.
At MEC, we’re seeking skilled professionals across a wide range of disciplines—including skilled trades, facilities management, logistics, administration, technical services, and operations—to help support the critical mission of U.S. diplomatic facilities worldwide. Every role plays an important part in maintaining safe, secure, and mission-ready environments for American personnel serving overseas.
If you’re looking for meaningful work, the opportunity to live and work internationally, and an outstanding compensation and benefits package, we’d love to hear from you.
Why Join MEC?
- Competitive compensation
- Company-paid housing and utilities overseas
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Paid travel to your overseas assignment
- The opportunity to live and work abroad while supporting an important U.S. Government mission
- Professional growth through unique international experience
Major Duties and Responsibilities:
Incipient performs a wide range of monitoring and maintenance functions during their shift, to
include: troubleshooting problems, utilizing basic test equipment and meters as necessary.
making minor and uncomplicated repairs; and providing detailed verbal/written reports on
problems to shop supervisors. Incumbent is expected to work alone on rotating shifts (all days
and all shifts). Guidelines are provided by established trade practices in the primary trade
areas. Work is performed in accordance with established safety practices and regulations for all
the trades.
Specific Duties and Responsibilities:
Monitoring functions (45%): Responds to all plant alarms and takes appropriate actions. Monitors the DDC system and makes scheduled rounds of the building utility systems and maintains a logbook of the readings of the equipment. Responds to DDC alarms (to include specifically DDC alarms related to the fire alarm system) and trouble messages and takes appropriate actions. Monitors the equipment associated with hot and cold domestic water systems, water filtration and treatment systems, fire pumps, and dry pipe suppression systems.
Maintenance functions (55%): Independently performs routine and uncomplicated maintenance work, repairs, and installation work (e.g., changing light bulbs, and repairing minor electrical problems with outlets, switches and breakers). Obtains and utilizes a working knowledge of the plumbing system, to include specifically the location and function of the system isolation valve. Possesses a working knowledge of HVAC systems and controls; is able to restart commercial chiller units and boiler plants. Assists the various shops when performing preventive maintenance on building systems. Records and responds to service calls between 1700 and 0900. Responds to fire alarms; resets the fire system an inter-related DDC system if determined to be a false alarm.
Record and responds to electrical power outages: Monitors the operation of the emergency generators and related switchgear, shuts down the generators upon restoration of commercial power, and monitors and records levels of the fuel tanks. Possesses an understanding of the operation of elevators: restores them to an operational mode after an unscheduled shutdown; and, if necessary, extracts passengers from an inoperable elevator. Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Must be 21 years of age or older, completed journeyman training in either the electrical or mechanical (building systems) trades. Must have five years documented experience as a journeyman in one of the primary trades, plus semi-skilled experience in a secondary trade. Must know how to read electrical, plumbing, and mechanical schematics and drawings. Must know how to use tools of the two primary trades. Must posses basic knowledge of English grammar and computers and be able to write reports. Must be physically qualified to perform physical labor and lift 50 pounds without assistance.
- Must be able to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government Top Secret security clearance.
- Must possess valid driver’s license in order to obtain a local driver’s license.
- Must be a U.S. Citizen.
If you’re adaptable, thrive in dynamic environments, and are ready to take your career beyond borders, we encourage you to apply today. Join a team that supports the U.S. Department of State’s global mission while gaining valuable international experience and enjoying a comprehensive compensation and benefits package. Click the “Apply for Job” button below to begin your journey.
#CJ26
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