Exhibit_W_WSMR_MSS_Non-Exempt_Job_Descriptions_23_Feb_2018.pdf

WSMR MSS Job Descriptions ‐ Non‐Exempt Positions

Current Contract Job Title Location Organization Rate Schedule Recommended White Sands Missile Range Contract Description

Engineering Technician A, 300K White Sands Missile Range Survivability, Vulnerability, Asssessment Directorate

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Typical work requirements include operation and maintenance of equipment for a shock and vibration test facility which includes the following types of equipment, but not limited to: ‐ Data Physics Vibration Controller Software and Hardware to include the Abacus, SignalStar Matrix, SignalStar Vector, and Signal Calc 730‐790; ‐Data Acquisition using Dewetron Data Acquisition Systems, RTMDAS, Sony Data Recorders, signal Charge and conditioning amplifiers such as strain gauge amplifiers, piezo resistive and piezo electric transducers along with Watlow F4 temperature controllers. ‐Electro‐ Dynamic Vibration systems which include the following types of equipment: Ling Electronics 1” 335 and 2” modified 335 Shakers, Un‐Holtz Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers, 500 KVA amplifiers, Un‐Holtz Dickie 5000 2” Vibration systems, Ling Dynamics 964LS 2” Vibration Combination Systems; ‐Associated cooling units, Vertical head expanders, Air leveling support systems. ‐Genisco 100G Centrifuge, 3‐Impac Drop Machines, (1212, 3636 and 6060), Pendulum Impact Test equipment, and Loose Cargo simulator. Provides technical guidance to lower level technicians in the operation of all the above listed equipment.

Performs other duties as required. Communicates and works effectively with supervisors, coworkers, Government and other personnel. Work will include cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require some overtime and/or weekend work along with occasional shift work. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Demonstrated expertise and good performance in the particular field; three years progressive experience in the specific field in addition to graduation from a two‐year resident course at a technical institution in one of the following fields (electronic or computer science), or a total of seven years progressive experience in the specific field. Must have knowledge of basic electronics; computer interfaces; data acquisition systems and computer networking to include Position Indicator Controllers (PIC), Lin‐A‐Air leveling systems, Envirotronics temperature controllers and able to work with the handling of Liquid Nitrogen to operate and maintain the multiple SVAD environmental testing facility locations and their interconnections while being able to coordinate with government IT personnel (DOIM directorate). Must have the ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and specifications. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected will be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Ammunition and explosives operator certification, and a government driver’s license are required. DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Six years experience in working with Electro‐Dynamic Vibration Systems, Data Acquisition Systems and complete understanding of Data Physics Vibration Controller Software and Hardware.

Engineering Technician B, 300K White Sands Missile Range Survivability, Vulnerability, Asssessment Directorate

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Typical work requirements include operation and maintenance of equipment for a shock and vibration test facility which includes the following types of equipment, but not limited to: Data Physics Vibration Controller Software and Hardware to include the Abacus, SignalStar Matrix, SignalStar Vector, and Signal Calc 730‐790; Data Acquisition using Dewetron Data Acquisition Systems, RTMDAS, Sony Data Recorders, signal Charge and conditioning amplifiers such as strain gauge amplifiers, piezo resistive and piezo electric transducers along with Watlow F4 temperature controllers.Electro‐ Dynamic Vibration systems which include the following types of equipment: Ling Electronics 1” 335 and 2” modified 335 Shakers, Un‐Holtz Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers, 500 KVA amplifiers, Un‐Holtz Dickie 5000 2” Vibration systems, Ling Dynamics 964LS 2” Vibration Combination Systems. Associated cooling units, Vertical head expanders, Air leveling support systems. Genisco 100G Centrifuge, 3‐Impac Drop Machines, (1212, 3636 and 6060), Pendulum Impact Test equipment, and Loose Cargo simulator. Assists higher level Technicians in the operation of all the above listed equipment. Provides technical guidance to lower level technicians. Performs other duties as required. Communicates and works effectively with supervisors, coworkers, Government and other personnel. Work will include cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require some overtime and/or weekend work along with occasional shift work. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Demonstration of significant skill and good performance in the particular field; two years progressive experience in the specific field in addition to graduation from a two‐year resident course at a technical institution in one of the following fields (electronic or computer science), or a total of six years progressive experience in the specific field. Must be familiar with basic electronics, computer interfaces, data acquisition systems, and computer networking to include Position Indicator Controllers (PIC), Lin‐A‐Air leveling systems, Envirotronics temperature controllers and able to work with handling of Liquid Nitrogen to operate and maintain the multiple SVAD environmental testing facility locations and their interconnections while being able to coordinate with government IT personnel (DOM directorate). Must have the ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and specifications. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected will be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Ammunition and explosives operator certification, and a government driver’s license are required. DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Four years experience in working with Electro‐Dynamic Vibration Systems, Data Acquisition Systems and complete understanding of Data Physics Vibration Controller Software and Hardware.

Current Contract Job Title Location Organization Rate Schedule Recommended White Sands Missile Range Contract Description

Engineering Technician C, 300K White Sands Missile Range Survivability, Vulnerability, Asssessment Directorate

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Assists in the operation, maintenance, repair and installation of equipment for a shock and vibration test facility which includes the following types of equipment, but not limited to: Data Physics Vibration Controller Software and Hardware to include the Abacus, SignalStar Matrix, SignalStar Vector, and Signal Calc 730‐790;Data Acquisition using Dewetron Data Acquisition Systems, RTMDAS, Sony Data Recorders, signal Charge and conditioning amplifiers such as strain gauge amplifiers, piezo resistive and piezo electric transducers along with Watlow F4 temperature controllers. Electro‐ Dynamic Vibration systems which include the following types of equipment: Ling Electronics 1” 335 and 2” modified 335 Shakers, Un‐Holtz Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers, 500 KVA amplifiers, Un‐Holtz Dickie 5000 2” Vibration systems, Ling Dynamics 964LS 2” Vibration Combination Systems, Associated cooling units, Vertical head expanders, Air leveling support systems. Genisco 100G Centrifuge, 3‐Impac Drop Machines, (1212, 3636 and 6060), Pendulum Impact Test equipment, and Loose Cargo simulator. Assists higher level technicians in the operation of all the above listed equipment. Performs other duties as required.

Communicates and works effectively with supervisors, coworkers, Government and other personnel. Specific job certifications required are: ammunition and explosives operator certification, security clearance and a government driver’s license. Work will include cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require some overtime and/or weekend work along with occasional shift work. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Demonstration of satisfactory skills and good performance with three years of progressive work experience in either of the following fields (electronic or computer science) or graduation from a two year resident course at a technical institution in one of the following fields (electronic or computer science). Must be familiar with basic electronics, computer interfaces, data acquisition systems, and computer networking. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected will be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Ammunition and explosives operator certification, and a government driver’s license are required.

Facility Specialist, 300K White Sands Missile Range White Sands Missile Range

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Typical work requirements include operation, maintaining, repair and installation of Electro‐Dynamic Vibration systems which include the following types of equipment: Ling Electronics 1” 335 and 2” modified 335 Shakers, associated cooling units, field supplies, Shore Western Hydraulic Power Supplies, Team bearings and Un‐Holtze Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers; Ling Dynamics 964LS 2” Vibration Combination systems and associated cooling units, field supplies, Shore Western Hydraulic Power Supplies, Team bearings and Un‐Holtze Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers; Un‐Holtz Dickie 5000 2” vibration system, associated cooling unit, field supply integrated Hydraulic slip table, Vertical head expander, Air leveling support system and 500 KVA amplifier; 3‐Dimensional Electro‐Dynamic Vibration system to include specially configured Team Hydraulic coupling systems and unique safety and control systems; able to operate, repair and maintain the following equipment: Genisco 100G centrifuge; Three Impac Drop Machines, 1212, 3636 and 6060;

Pendulum Impact Test equipment; Loose Cargo Simulator. Requires working with government personnel in the set up and configuration, instrumentation and data collection of all testing performed at the 300k facility. Facility preventative maintenance of the following equipment is required: 15k forklift; 15‐ ton, 10‐ton, 2‐each 7‐ton, 2‐each 3‐ton, 3‐each 1‐ton cranes; Marley cooling tower and 2‐each 15‐ton air conditioners; Temperature conditioning shrouds;

Instrumentation and Data lines that run between bays and control room. Determines tolerances for electromechanical and hydro‐mechanical interfaces, with or without the aid of blueprints or specification sheets. Establishes shop practices and procedures. Must be familiar with the operation and maintenance of 300k. Develops equipment maintenance and operation procedures for the 300k Facility. May provide guidance to lower level technicians.

Work will include cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require overtime and/or weekend work along with occasional shift work. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Include graduation from a two‐year resident course at a technical institution with five years progressive experience as a Mechanical Technician A in the aforementioned specialty field or a total of eight years progressive experience as a Mechanical Technician A in the specific field. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected will be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Applicant selected will be required to acquire a CDL driver’s license, ammunition and explosives operator certification and a government driver’s license. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds and maneuver around test sites and facilities systems.

Current Contract Job Title Location Organization Rate Schedule Recommended White Sands Missile Range Contract Description

Mechanical Specialist, 300K White Sands Missile Range Survivability, Vulnerability, Asssessment Directorate

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Typical work requirements includes the maintenance, repair and installation of Electro‐Dynamic Vibration systems which include the following types of equipment: Ling Electronics 1” 335 and 2” modified 335 Shakers, associated cooling units, field supplies, Shore Western Hydralic Power Supplies, Team bearings and Un‐Holtze Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers; Ling Dynamics 964LS 2” Vibration Combination systems and associated cooling units, field supplies, Shore Western Hydralic Power Supplies, Team bearings and Un‐Holtze Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers; Un‐Holtz Dickie 5000 2” vibration system, associated cooling unit, field supply integrated Hydraulic slip table, Vertical head expander, Air leveling support system and 500 KVA amplifier; 3‐Dimensional Electro‐Dynamic Vibration system to include specially configured Team Hydralic coupling systems and unique safety and control systems; Able to operate, repair and maintain the following equipment as well: Genisco 100G centrifuge; Three Impac Drop Machines, 1212, 3636 and 6060; Pendulum Impact Test equipment; Loose Cargo Simulator. Requires working along with government personnel in the set up and configuration, instrumentation and data collection of all testing performed at the 300k facility. Facility preventative maintenance of the following equipment is required: 15k forklift; 15‐ton, 10‐ton, 2‐each 7‐ ton, 2‐each 3‐ton, 3‐each 1‐ton cranes; Marley cooling tower and 2‐each 15‐ton air conditioners; Temperature conditioning shrouds; Instrumentation and Data lines that run between bays and control room. Determines parts, tolerances, and electromechanical and hydromechanical interfaces with or without the aid of blueprints and specification sheets. Establishes shop practices and procedures. Develops equipment maintenance and operation procedures for the 300k Facility. Work will include cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require overtime and/or weekend work along with occasional shift work.MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Include satisfactory skill and good performance with five years progressive experience as a Mechanical Technician A in the specific field in addition to graduation from a two‐year resident course at a technical institution or a total of eight years of progressive experience as a Mechanical Technician A in the specific field. Must have knowledge of mechanical and hydraulic engineering technology; P.I.C. and Lin‐A‐Air leveling systems; knowledge of environmental testing to include working with and handling Liquid Nitrogen and operation and maintenance of Envirotronics temperature controllers. Must have the ability to apply technical principles and develop test or repair techniques and to evaluate the change in performance or signature characteristics which may result from modification and/or adaptation of nonstandard parts or subassemblies. Must have ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and specifications. Must possess a valid state driver’s license. Applicant selected will be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information and will be required to acquire a CDL license, ammunition and explosives operator certification and a government driver’s license.PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds and maneuver around test sites and facilities systems.

Mechanical Technician A, 300K White Sands Missile Range Survivability, Vulnerability, Asssessment Directorate

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Typical work requirements includes the maintenance, repair and installation of Electro‐Dynamic Vibration systems which include the following types of equipment: Ling Electronics 1” 335 and 2” modified 335 Shakers, associated cooling units, field supplies, Shore Western Hydraulic Power Supplies, Team bearings and Un‐Holtze Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers; Ling Dynamics 964LS 2” Vibration Combination systems and associated cooling units, field supplies, Shore Western Hydraulic Power Supplies, Team bearings and Un‐Holtze Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers; Un‐Holtz Dickie 5000 2” vibration system, associated cooling unit, field supply integrated Hydraulic slip table, Vertical head expander, Air leveling support system and 500 KVA amplifier; 3‐Dimensional Electro‐Dynamic Vibration system to include specially configured Team Hydraulic coupling systems and unique safety and control systems; Able to repair and maintain the following equipment as well: Genisco 100G centrifuge; Three Impact Drop Machines, 1212, 3636 and 6060; Pendulum Impact Test equipment; Loose Cargo Simulator. Requires working along with government personnel in the set up and configuration, instrumentation and data collection of all testing performed at the 300k facility. Performs facility preventative maintenance on the following equipment: Marley cooling tower and 2‐each 15‐ ton air conditioners; Temperature conditioning shrouds; Instrumentation and Data lines that run between bays and control room. Follows equipment maintenance and operation procedures for the 300k Facility. Applies advanced technical knowledge to solve unusually complex problems that typically cannot be solved by reference to manufacturer’s manuals or similar documents in working on various test equipment. Able to determine parts, tolerances, and electromechanical and hydromechanical interfaces with the aid of blueprints and specification sheets. May provide technical guidance to lower level technicians. Work will include cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require overtime and/or weekend work along with occasional shift work.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Include satisfactory skill and good performance with three years progressive experience in the specific field in addition to graduation from a two‐year resident course at a technical institution or a total of seven years of progressive experience in the specific field. Must have knowledge of mechanical and hydraulic engineering technology; P.I.C. and Lin‐A‐Air leveling systems; and knowledge of environmental testing to include working with and handling Liquid Nitrogen and operation and maintenance of Envirotronics temperature controllers. Must possess a valid state driver’s license. Applicant selected may be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.

Applicant selected will be required to acquire a CDL driver’s license, ammunition and explosives operator certification and a government driver’s license.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds and maneuver around test sites and facilities systems.

Current Contract Job Title Location Organization Rate Schedule Recommended White Sands Missile Range Contract Description

Mechanical Technician B, 300K White Sands Missile Range Survivability, Vulnerability, Asssessment Directorate

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Typical work requirements includes assisting in the operation, maintenance, repair and installation of Electro‐Dynamic Vibration systems which include the following types of equipment: Ling Electronics 1” 335 and 2” modified 335 Shakers, associated cooling units, field supplies, Shore Western Hydraulic Power Supplies, Team bearings and Un‐Holtze Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers; Ling Dynamics 964LS 2” Vibration Combination systems and associated cooling units, field supplies, Shore Western Hydraulic Power Supplies, Team bearings and Un‐Holtze Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers; Un‐Holtz Dickie 5000 2” vibration system, associated cooling unit, field supply integrated Hydraulic slip table, Vertical head expander, Air leveling support system and 500 KVA amplifier; 3‐Dimensional Electro‐Dynamic Vibration system to include specially configured Team Hydraulic coupling systems and unique safety and control systems; Able to repair and maintain the following equipment as well: Genisco 100G centrifuge; Three Impact Drop Machines, 1212, 3636 and 6060;

Pendulum Impact Test equipment; Loose Cargo Simulator. Requires working along with government personnel in the set up and configuration, instrumentation and data collection of all testing performed at the 300k facility. Performs facility preventative maintenance on the following equipment:

Marley cooling tower and 2‐each 15‐ton air conditioners; Temperature conditioning shrouds; Instrumentation and Data lines that run between bays and control room. Follows equipment maintenance and operation procedures for the 300k Facility. Able to troubleshoot complex problems that typically cannot be solved by reference to manufacturer’s manuals or similar documents in working on various test equipment. Able to determine parts, tolerances, and electromechanical and hydromechanical interfaces with the aid of blueprints and specification sheets. May provide technical guidance to lower level technicians. Work will include cross‐utilization into other duties within his or her capabilities. May require some overtime and/or weekend work along with occasional shift work. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Include satisfactory skill and good performance with two years progressive experience in the specific field in addition to graduation from a two‐year resident course at a technical institution or a total of five years of progressive experience in the specific field. Must have knowledge of mechanical and hydraulic engineering technology; P.I.C. and Lin‐A‐Air leveling systems; and knowledge of environmental testing to include working with and handling Liquid Nitrogen and operation and maintenance of Envirotronics temperature controllers. Must possess a valid state driver’s license. Applicant selected may be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Applicant selected will be required to acquire a CDL driver’s license, ammunition and explosives operator certification and a government driver’s license. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds and maneuver around test sites and facilities systems.

Mechanical Technician C, 300K White Sands Missile Range Survivability, Vulnerability, Asssessment Directorate

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Typical work requirements includes assisting in the operation, maintenance, repair and installation of Electro‐Dynamic Vibration systems which include the following types of equipment: Ling Electronics 1” 335 and 2” modified 335 Shakers, associated cooling units, field supplies, Shore Western Hydraulic Power Supplies, Team bearings and Un‐Holtze Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers; Ling Dynamics 964LS 2” Vibration Combination systems and associated cooling units, field supplies, Shore Western Hydraulic Power Supplies, Team bearings and Un‐Holtze Dickie 96 KVA amplifiers; Un‐Holtz Dickie 5000 2” vibration system, associated cooling unit, field supply integrated Hydraulic slip table, Vertical head expander, Air leveling support system and 500 KVA amplifier; 3‐Dimensional Electro‐Dynamic Vibration system to include specially configured Team Hydraulic coupling systems and unique safety and control systems; Genisco 100G centrifuge; Three Impact Drop Machines, 1212, 3636 and 6060; Pendulum Impact Test equipment; and Loose Cargo Simulator equipment. Position requires working along with government personnel in the set up and configuration, instrumentation and data collection of all testing performed at the 300k facility. Assists higher level technicians in performing facility preventative maintenance on the following equipment: Marley cooling tower and 2‐each 15‐ton air conditioners; Temperature conditioning shrouds; Instrumentation and Data lines that run between bays and control room. Follows equipment maintenance and operation procedures for the 300k Facility. Work will include cross‐utilization into these and other jobs as required. May require some overtime and/or weekend work along with occasional shift work. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Include demonstration of satisfactory skill and good performance with three years of progressive work experience in the specific field or graduation from a two year resident course at a technical institute. Must be familiar with mechanical and hydraulic engineering technology. Must possess a valid state driver’s license.

Applicant selected may be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Applicant selected will be required to acquire a CDL driver’s license, ammunition and explosives operator certification and a government driver’s license. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds and maneuver around test sites and facilities systems.

Access Control Clerk, Test Facilities White Sands Missile Range White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

Support Pay Rate Schedule/ Labor Grade 2

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Performs access control activities within facilities operated by the different Directorates of White Sands Missile Range (WSMR) Test Center. Allows access to authorized individuals and provides access assistance to projects personnel and other authorized visitors. May be required to operate Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS). Monitors and controls facilities’ entrance and lobby areas; maintains and updates log books and access control visitor lists; visually inspects all parcels handbags and briefcases brought into the facilities; enforces policies and procedures pertaining to entry; enforces policies regarding portable electronic devices within the facilities; provides escort services as may be required for personnel without the proper security clearance into the facility; and supports the correct utilization of any access control systems. Does not act in the capacity of a law enforcement officer, and has no arrest or apprehension powers. Work may include cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. Because many of the White Sands Missile Range Facilities operate round‐the‐clock (24/7) the position will require shift work and possible extended shifts. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:

Minimum of high school diploma or GED. Ability to communicate effectively, both in writing and verbally. Ability to interpret basic supervision policies and procedures, and be capable of making decisions affecting security at the assigned site. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected must have an active security clearance of SECRET prior to the first day of work. Physical Requirements: While performing the duties of this assignment, the employee is frequently required to stand and walk. May sit for prolonged periods of time at a desk, table or computer terminal and be able to move in confined office space.

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Access Control Clerk, CRCC White Sands Missile Range Cox Range Control Center Support Pay Rate Schedule/ Labor Grade 2

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Allows access to authorized individuals to the Cox Range Control Center (CRCC). Provides access assistance to project personnel and other authorized visitors. Operates the Intrusion Detections System (IDS) by: 1) monitoring the Visitor Center Desk and lobby area; 2) controlling access/entry into the Mission Support Area (MSA); 3) maintaining and updating log books and access control visitor lists; 4) visually inspecting all parcels going into the MSA; 5) enforcing policies and procedures pertaining to entry; 6) enforcing policies regarding portable electronic devices in the CRCC; 7) assisting visitors in meeting their party or escort; 8) providing escort services for personnel without the proper security clearance into the facility when required; and 9) supporting the utilization/activation/monitoring/testing of the CRCC IDS system. Does not act in the capacity of a law enforcement officer, and has no arrest or apprehension powers. Work will include cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. The CRCC is a 24‐hour, 7‐day a week operation which will require shift work and possible extended shifts. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Minimum of high school diploma or GED. Ability to communicate effectively, both in writing and verbally. Ability to interpret basic supervision policies and procedures, and be capable of making decisions affecting security at the assigned site. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected must have an active security clearance of SECRET prior to the first day of work. Physical Requirements: While performing the duties of this assignment, the employee is frequently required to stand and walk. May sit for prolonged periods of time at a desk, table or computer terminal and be able to move in confined office space.

Assessment/Controller Technician A White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Must be knowledgeable in all areas of photo‐optical instrumentation and capable of providing qualitative and quantitative analysis of data films and videotapes produced by all types of optical instrumentation systems. Systems include modernized telescopes (Cine‐Sextant and VTM with all associated cameras, lens, and data matrix systems), fixed cameras and event cameras (Matrix cameras, image motion cameras, shadowgraph cameras, streak cameras, and event cameras). Must have the ability to carry out Net Controller responsibilities by effectively communicating with Government and contractor personnel and have a thorough working knowledge of all support systems and their capabilities. Work with HSTT Scheduling personnel and unit supervisors to develop weekly forecasts and schedules thereby ensuring that the instrumentation listed in the Operational Procedures is available to Support Operations in an efficient manner. Schedule and coordinate the support of other functions such as vehicle dispatch, commo, Government facilities support, generator maintenance, film loading, film processing, courier service timing and other support systems as necessary for successful mission support.

Qualification requirements include demonstration of satisfactory skill and good performance with three years of progressive experience in the specific field in addition to graduation from a two‐year resident course at a technical institute or a total of six years progressive experience in the specific field. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected may be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Work will include associated cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require some overtime and/or weekend work.

Audio Visual Media Archivist A White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Responsible for the preservation of and processing of archival collections by identifying, organizing, describing, arranging, and preserving still visual images including photographs, posters, art work, film images, sound images, and images found on other special media such as Web sites, video tape digital or analog, and other digital image media. Participates in the acquisition, and appraisal of incoming collections. Archivist will provide preliminary inventory and cataloging of all government mission film images and digital media acquisitions. Archivist will assist in providing access to collections accessible by means of automated computer database. Media Archivist is responsible for direct receipt and distribution of Visual Information media in the form of negatives, motion picture film, prints, video and audio tapes, digital media and displays. Items are received, archived and sent out for reproduction or for customer use. The Archivist will respond in person or in writing, to referenced requests concerning reproduction and copyright issues related to visual media material. The Archivist will assist in the creation and storage of programs, publications, and exhibits that utilize government images and special visual media. Works on the following equipment: Digital color printers, DVCAM, BETACAM SP, 1” VTR video tape, SVHS, ¾ UMATIC digital and analog video recorders. MAC G‐4/PC based computer systems and ancillary editing NSI software associated with the transfer, and storing of JPG, TIFF, MPEG, WAV, and AVI files. DVD‐/+ RW Duplicator recorders, players, flat bed color scanners, Showcron film editing system and Showcron film viewer recorder.

Required to provide technical guidance to lower level personnel. Work will include associated cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require some overtime and weekend work. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Demonstration of satisfactory skill and good performance in the particular field with three years progressive experience in the specific field in addition to graduation from a two year resident course in a applicable field at a trade school or junior college or other applicable institution, or a total of six years progressive experience in the specific field. Progressive experience in the specific field must include a minimum of two years of progressive Media Archiving experience by archiving, cataloguing, duplicating and filing specified media, as identified by the White Sands Test Center, generating the required work orders and delivering the required data product to meet customer requirements. Must have a thorough understanding of Media Archiving procedures and processes and possess the demonstrated ability to respond to complex customer requirements independently of higher management assistance. Must have a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected may be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.

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Audio Visual Media Archivist B White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Responsible for the preservation of and processing of archival collections by identifying, organizing, describing, arranging, and preserving still visual images including photographs, posters, art work, film images, sound images, and images found on other special media such as Web sites, video tape digital or analog, and other digital image media. Participates in the acquisition, and appraisal of incoming collections. Archivist will provide preliminary inventory and cataloging of all government mission film images and digital media acquisitions. Archivist maintains awareness of trends in automated database search and location aids and plans and implements strategy for identification of still photographs. Responds to reference request, in person and in writing, of reproduction and copyright issues related to audiovisual material. Works on the following equipment: Digital color printers, DVCAM, BETACAM SP, 1” VTR video tape, SVHS, ¾ UMATIC digital and analog video recorders. MAC G‐4/PC based computer systems and ancillary editing NSI software associated with the transfer, and storing of JPG, TIFF, MPEG, WAV, and AVI files. DVD‐/+ RW Duplicator recorders, players, flat bed color scanners, Showcron film editing system and Showcron film viewer recorder. Required to provide technical guidance to lower level personnel. Work will include associated cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require some overtime and weekend work. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:

Demonstration of satisfactory skill and good performance in the particular field with two years progressive experience in the specific field in addition to graduation from a two year resident course in a applicable field at a trade school or junior college or other applicable institution, or a total of five years progressive experience in the specific field. Progressive experience in the specific field must include a minimum of one year of progressive Media Archiving experience by archiving, cataloguing, duplicating and filing specified media, as identified by the White Sands Test Center, generating the required work orders and delivering the required data product to meet customer requirements. Must have a good understanding of Media Archiving procedures and processes and possess the demonstrated ability to respond to complex customer requirements with minimal direct supervision from higher management.

Must have a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected may be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.

Audio Visual Media Archivist C White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

POSITION DESCRIPTION:Responsible for the preservation of and processing of archival collections by identifying, organizing, describing, arranging, and preserving still visual images including photographs, posters, art work, film images, sound images, and images found on other special media such as Web sites, video tape digital or analog, and other digital image media. Participates in the acquisition, and appraisal of incoming collections. Provides preliminary inventory and cataloging of government mission film images and digital media acquisitions. Maintains awareness of trends in automated database search and location aids. Works with the following equipment: Digital color printers, PC based computer systems and ancillary editing NSI software associated with filing and cataloging of media files; DVD‐/+ RW Duplicator recorders. Receives technical guidance from supervisor or higher‐level personnel and work is reviewed for specific compliance with accepted practices and work assignments. Work will include associated cross‐utilization into other jobs as required.

May require some overtime and weekend work. Demonstration of satisfactory skill and good performance in the particular field with three years progressive experience in the specific field or graduation from a two year resident course in a applicable field at a trade school or junior college or other applicable institution. Must have a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected may be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.

Carpenter A White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

POSITION DESCRIPTION:Performs the carpentry duties necessary to maintain in good repair building woodwork and equipment such as bins, cribs, counters, benches, partitions, doors, floors, stairs, casings, and trim made of wood. Work involves most of the following: Planning and laying out of work from blueprints, drawings, models, or verbal instructions, using a variety of measuring instruments; making standard shop computations relating to dimensions of work; selecting materials necessary for the work, texturing, surfaces, and painting using roller, brush or spray gun. Must have demonstrated satisfactory skills and good performance as a Carpenter. Must have three years progressive experience as a Carpenter and have graduated from a two year resident course at a vocational institute or a recognized apprenticeship program or a total of six years progressive experience as a Carpenter. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected may be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Work will include associated cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require some overtime and/or weekend work.

Carpenter B White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

POSITION DESCRIPTION:Performs the carpentry duties necessary to maintain in good repair building woodwork and equipment such as bins, cribs, counters, benches, partitions, doors, floors, stairs, casings, and trim made of wood. Work involves use of standard hand and power carpentry tools to measure, cut, assemble, and finish work including painting or texturing. Responsible for selection of materials required for the job and application and use of established safety equipment and materials. Must have demonstrated satisfactory skills and good performance as a Carpenter. Must have two years progressive experience as a Carpenter and have graduated from a two year resident course at a vocational institute or a recognized apprenticeship program or a total of five years progressive experience as a Carpenter. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected may be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Work will include associated cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require some overtime and/or weekend work.

Current Contract Job Title Location Organization Rate Schedule Recommended White Sands Missile Range Contract Description

Carpenter C White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Performs the carpentry duties necessary to maintain in good repair building woodwork and equipment such as bins, cribs, counters, benches, partitions, doors, floors, stairs, casings, and trim made of wood. Work involves use of standard hand and power carpentry tools to measure, cut, assemble, and finish work including painting or texturing. Responsible for use of established safety equipment, materials and procedures. Must have demonstrated satisfactory skills and good performance as a Carpenter. Must have three years progressive experience as a Carpenter or have graduated from a two year resident course at a vocational institute or a recognized apprenticeship program. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Applicant selected may be subject to a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Work will include associated cross‐utilization other jobs as required. May require some overtime and/or weekend work.

Chemical Technician A White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Applicant must be able to perform a wide variety of quantitative chemical analysis of film processing solutions. Duties shall include the preparing of analytical standards for both scheduled and unscheduled analysis. Work requires practical application and technical knowledge of chemical analysis and quality control when mixing, silver recovery, rejuvenation, and environmental hazardous waste management. Applicant must possess working knowledge of chemistry, analytical glassware, and instruments. Must have the ability to determine out‐of‐control problems and effect corrective actions involved in process control to restore to the manufacture’s standard limits and document results on a computer. Records analysis results on standard forms, writes test reports describing procedures used, and prepares graphs and charts. Work may be reviewed by Group Leader/Chemist for general compliance with accepted analytical procedures. Chemical analytical instruments includes, but are not limited to, the following: laboratory glassware;

UV/Visible spectrophotometer; pH meter; autotitrator; densitometer; sensitometer; electrolysis instrument (silver recovery); mixing equipment.

Applicant must be able to apply advanced technical knowledge to solve unusually complex problems (i.e., those that typically cannot be solved solely by reference to manufacturers’ manuals or similar documents) in working with chemical analysis equipment and analysis data. Applicant must be able to instruct lower level technicians in the instruments associated with the systems and to provide technical assistance. Applicant’s assignments may include operational duties to include overtime and weekend work. Qualification requirements include demonstration of satisfactory skill and good performance in the particular field; three years progressive experience in the specific field in addition to graduation from a two year resident course at a technical institute, or a total of six years progressive experience in the specific field. Medium lifting, reaching, bending, stooping are routinely required for this job. Must have a valid state driver’s license. Must be able to qualify for a government security clearance. Work will include associated cross‐utilization into other jobs as required.

Chemical Technician B White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Work requires practical application and technical knowledge of process control, chemical analysis, mixing, silver recovery, rejuvenation, and environmental hazardous waste management. Applicant must possess working knowledge of chemistry, analytical glassware, analog and digital instruments involved in quality control. Must have the ability to read and record process control strips for ultimate analyzation, to determine out‐of‐ control problems and effect corrective actions restoring process to the manufacture’s standard limits. Applicant must be able to assist in a wide variety of quantitative chemical analysis of processing solutions and record analysis on a computer. Work will be reviewed by Group Leader/Chemist or higher level technician for general compliance with accepted documenting and analytical procedures. Chemical analytical instruments includes, but are not limited to, the following: laboratory glassware; UV/Visible spectrophotometer; pH meter; autotitrator; densitometer; sensitometer; electrolysis instrument (silver recovery); mixing equipment. Applicant must be able to apply comprehensive technical knowledge to solve unusually complex problems (i.e., those that typically cannot be solved solely by reference to manufacturers’ manuals or similar documents) in working with chemical analysis instruments and analysis data. Applicant must be able to instruct lower level technicians in the instruments associated with the systems and to provide technical assistance.

Applicant’s assignments may include operational duties to include overtime and weekend work. Qualification requirements include demonstration of satisfactory skill and good performance in the particular field; two years progressive experience in the specific field in addition to graduation from a two year resident course at a technical institute, or a total of five years progressive experience in the specific field. Medium lifting, reaching, bending, stooping are routinely required for this job. Must have a valid state driver’s license. Must be able to qualify for a government security clearance. Work will include associated cross‐utilization into other jobs as required.

Chemical Technician C White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Must be able to work with various types of chemical mix equipment and related devices. Work requires a working knowledge of chemistry and practical applications assisting in chemical analysis, silver recovery, rejuvenation, and environmental hazardous waste management. Applicant should be able to identify chemicals from their physical appearance or various trade names, and distinguish significant data from the manufacturer’s material safety data sheet. Applicant will be required to interpret chemical mixing records to accurately calculate specific chemistry lab mix formulas to perform solution tests for pH, specific gravity, and related corrections determined from chemical analysis to maintain quality control and document data.

Must be aware to the correct handling and storage procedures and practices for hazardous chemicals. Applicant must have a knowledge of motion picture and still processor operation. Work will be reviewed and applicable training in mixing procedures will be given by Group Leader/Chemist or higher level technician for general compliance with accepted documentation and analytical procedures. Chemical analytical instruments include, but are not limited to the following: Laboratory glassware; pH meter; densitometer; sensitometer; Electrolysis instrument (silver recovery); mixing equipment; processing machines. Qualification requirements include demonstration of satisfactory skill and good performance in the particular field; three years progressive experience in the specific field or graduation from a two year resident course at a technical institute. Medium lifting, reaching, bending, stooping are routinely required for this job. Must have a valid state driver’s license. Must be able to qualify for a government security clearance. Work will include associated cross‐utilization into other jobs as required. May require some overtime and weekend work.

Current Contract Job Title Location Organization Rate Schedule Recommended White Sands Missile Range Contract Description

Climatic Fabrication Specialist White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

White Sands Missile Range/Holloman Air Force Base

Trades Pay Rate Schedule, Labor Grade 26

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Designs, retrofits, performs major maintenance to include repair and overhaul and remanufacturing of test equipment such as low temperature cascade refrigeration equipment, steam and electric vacuum, salt fog, water spray, sand and dust, compressed air, air handling, and other industrial equipment and components normally found in a large environmental testing laboratory. Services and repairs compressors, evaporators, condensers, receivers and fluid transfer pumps, repacks valves, replaces electric motors from 0.25 to 200 HP, replaces and adjusts belts and pulleys, lubricates moving parts, replaces refrigerants, tests for leaks and excessive load conditions, reconditions, modifies and fabricates parts and tools, disassembles, repairs, replaces, and/or adjusts thermostats, pressure and…