Maintenace Technician (Automotive Worker) Job at Akahi Associates, LLC
Overview:
Statement of Work Details
Maintains government vehicles and performs preventative maintenance, calibrations, certifications and repairs
Transports samples and
Transport samples
Drive for work related duties
May also respond to alarms if triggered
Other
Provide services related to the upkeep of the three (3) government-owned Mobile Research Vehicles MRVs under the Healthy Aging in Neighborhoods of Diversity across the Life Span (HANDLS) study, to include preventive maintenance, calibrations and certifications/re-certifications for on-board biomedical equipment and necessary minor repairs, such as plumbing, hydraulic system, water pumps and fuel pumps.
Work with staff on the identification of new locations; identify the required utilities for deploying the MRVs.
In an emergency situation, contract employee is available to the best of his/her abilities to perform his/her assigned duties in order to ensure the continuity of NIA’s critical core functions as appropriate. Emergencies can range from inclement weather or a building fire/flood to a natural disaster or terrorist attack. 1
Emergencies can range from inclement weather or a building fire/flood to a natural disaster or terrorist attack. Because emergencies can happen at any time, the contract employee will provide all updated personal contact information (cell and home telephone numbers, home email address, personal blackberry pin number if applicable, etc.) to their employer to ensure rapid response in the event of an emergency outside of regular business hours.
As an emergency staff member, the contract employee will perform his/her assigned duties as requested to help protect NIA’s critical resources (e.g., staff, participants, research, property), and help to ensure the continuation of NIA Critical Core Functions. The core functions include: (1) maintenance of employee safety; (2) care for clinical study participants; (3) maintenance of physical security; (4) maintenance of mission critical laboratory and clinical experiments and scientific equipment; (5) safeguarding perishable laboratory samples and biological stock; (6) preservation and protection of NIA information systems and data; (7) communication with NIA researchers and grantees; NIH and various Institutes and Centers; other government agencies; private sector partnering organizations; and key stakeholders. The core functions the contract employee will be expected to support are those that relate to his/her assigned duties as outlined in the position description/statement of work
Responsibilities:
Physical Requirements
Does this position require enrollment in the NIH Bio surety Program?: No
Will the individual be required to:
Qualifications:
Overall Position Summary and Objectives:
Provide support services to satisfy the overall operational objectives of the National Institute on Aging. The primary objective is to provide services and deliverables through performance of support services.
Statement of Work Details
Maintains government vehicles and performs preventative maintenance, calibrations, certifications and repairs
Test and adjust repaired systems to meet manufacturers' performance specifications
Transports samples and
Transport samples
Drive for work related duties
May also respond to alarms if triggered
Follows procedures in regard to any emergency and follows up with supervisor as necessary
Other
Provide services related to the upkeep of the three (3) government-owned Mobile Research Vehicles MRVs under the Healthy Aging in Neighborhoods of Diversity across the Life Span (HANDLS) study, to include preventive maintenance, calibrations and certifications/re-certifications for on-board biomedical equipment and necessary minor repairs, such as plumbing, hydraulic system, water pumps and fuel pumps.
Work with staff on the identification of new locations; identify the required utilities for deploying the MRVs.
Serve as back up in transporting HANDLS clients while obeying state and federal regulations and speed limits. 3
Work with staff on removing snow and ice from MRV site when necessary.
Respond to burglar, fire, temperature alarms and maintenance emergencies on MRVsDrive MRVs to designated site locations within the Baltimore area; drive annually out-of-state for annual maintenance.
On-Call or Rotational Shifts, if needed
On-Call or Rotational Shifts, if needed
In an emergency situation, contract employee is available to the best of his/her abilities to perform his/her assigned duties in order to ensure the continuity of NIA’s critical core functions as appropriate. Emergencies can range from inclement weather or a building fire/flood to a natural disaster or terrorist attack. 1
Emergencies can range from inclement weather or a building fire/flood to a natural disaster or terrorist attack. Because emergencies can happen at any time, the contract employee will provide all updated personal contact information (cell and home telephone numbers, home email address, personal blackberry pin number if applicable, etc.) to their employer to ensure rapid response in the event of an emergency outside of regular business hours.
As an emergency staff member, the contract employee will perform his/her assigned duties as requested to help protect NIA’s critical resources (e.g., staff, participants, research, property), and help to ensure the continuation of NIA Critical Core Functions. The core functions include: (1) maintenance of employee safety; (2) care for clinical study participants; (3) maintenance of physical security; (4) maintenance of mission critical laboratory and clinical experiments and scientific equipment; (5) safeguarding perishable laboratory samples and biological stock; (6) preservation and protection of NIA information systems and data; (7) communication with NIA researchers and grantees; NIH and various Institutes and Centers; other government agencies; private sector partnering organizations; and key stakeholders. The core functions the contract employee will be expected to support are those that relate to his/her assigned duties as outlined in the position description/statement of work
Responsibilities:
Deliverables
Work products and documents related to the upkeep of three (3) government-owned MRVs under the HANDLS program; assist with preventive maintenance, calibrations and certifications/re-certifications for on-board biomedical equipment and necessary minor repairs.
Work products and documents related to the upkeep of three (3) government-owned MRVs under the HANDLS program; assist with preventive maintenance, calibrations and certifications/re-certifications for on-board biomedical equipment and necessary minor repairs.
- Ad-Hoc Work products and documents related to identifying new locations and required utilities for deploying the MRVs.
- Ad-Hoc Work products and documents related to serving as back up in transporting HANDLS clients; work with staff on removing snow and ice from MRV site when necessary.
- Ad-Hoc Work products and documents related to responding to burglar, fire, temperature alarms and maintenance emergencies on MRVs; drive MRVs to designated site locations within Baltimore City; drive annually out-of-state for service check-up
Physical Requirements
Does this position require enrollment in the NIH Bio surety Program?: No
Does this position have clinical responsibilities that involve direct patient care?: No
Will the individual be required to:
Lift or carry more than 50 pounds Lift or carry 25-50 pounds: Yes
Lift or carry less than 25 pounds: Yes
Push or pull more than 45 pounds: Yes
Push or pull 25-45 pounds:Yes
Reach above shoulder level: Yes
Push or pull less than 25 pounds: Yes
Stand or walk more than 25 of 30 min: Yes
Push or pull more than 45 pounds: Yes
Push or pull 25-45 pounds:Yes
Reach above shoulder level: Yes
Push or pull less than 25 pounds: Yes
Stand or walk more than 25 of 30 min: Yes
Bend repeatedly: Yes
Kneel: Yes
Crawl: Yes
Climb: Yes
Have correctable near vision: No
Have correctable near vision: No
Distinguish basic colors: No
Operate a motor vehicle: Yes
Perform repetitive activities: Yes
Have depth perception: Yes
Use both hands: Yes
Will the individual be working:
Alone: No
Will the individual be working:
Alone: No
Closely with others: Yes
Outside In dust: Yes
In excessive heat: Yes
In excessive cold: Yes
In excessive noise: Yes
Shifts: Yes
Shifts: Yes
Protracted or irregular Hours: Yes
On slippery or uneven working surfaces: Yes
On ladders or scaffolding: No
Around machinery with moving parts: No
On slippery or uneven working surfaces: Yes
On ladders or scaffolding: No
Around machinery with moving parts: No
With hands in water: Yes
With solvents: Yes
Will the individual be in contact with any of the following:
Asbestos: No
Will the individual be in contact with any of the following:
Asbestos: No
High noise levels: No
Small animals (fish, birds, rodents etc.): No
Large animals (cats, dogs, sheep etc.): No
Non-Human primates (rhesus, cynos etc.): No
NonHuman primate tissues: No
Radiation: No
Human blood or other body fluids
Patient/ Human subjects: Yes
Lasers (Open or Closed): No
Will the individual have contact with any of the following:
HIV-1: No
Small animals (fish, birds, rodents etc.): No
Large animals (cats, dogs, sheep etc.): No
Non-Human primates (rhesus, cynos etc.): No
NonHuman primate tissues: No
Radiation: No
Human blood or other body fluids
Patient/ Human subjects: Yes
Lasers (Open or Closed): No
Will the individual have contact with any of the following:
HIV-1: No
HIV-2: No
HTLV I/II: No
MMR Viruses: No
Rabies Virus: No
SIV: No
Taxoplasmosis: No
Varicella Virus: No
Orthopox Virus: No
Aerosols: No
Aerosols: No
Biological Inhalants: No
Corrosive Substances: No
Inorganic dusts and powders: No
Insecti/Herbi/ Pesticides: No
Corrosive Substances: No
Inorganic dusts and powders: No
Insecti/Herbi/ Pesticides: No
Other: No
Plastics: No
Heavy Metals: No
Petroleum products: No
Solvents: No
Sensitizing Agents: No
B.Antharcis: No
Solvents: No
Sensitizing Agents: No
B.Antharcis: No
Botulinum N-toxin: No
Ebola Virus: No
F.talarensis: No
Monkeypox Virus: No
Ricin: No
Yersinia Pets: No
Other: No
Will the individual have contact with any of the following Tier1 Select Agents:
Gloves: Yes
Face shields/goggles: Yes
Safety Glasses: Yes
Will the individual have contact with any of the following Tier1 Select Agents:
Gloves: Yes
Face shields/goggles: Yes
Safety Glasses: Yes
Safety Shoes: Yes
Lab Coat: No
Ear plugs/muffs: Yes
Impervious suit: No
Disposable dust/surgical masks: No
Respirator: No
Lab Coat: No
Ear plugs/muffs: Yes
Impervious suit: No
Disposable dust/surgical masks: No
Respirator: No
Clean Room Uniform: No
Qualifications:
Minimum Education: High School
Certification and Licenses: High School diploma
Field of Study: Less Than a Bachelor's Degree
Software: MS Office Suite
Skills: Strong communication skills, both oral and written
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