AI summary
Full-time temporary QC Ground Support Equipment Worker on a Technica LLC government contract at Fort Bliss, inspecting and quality-checking repairs on generators, power distribution, military vehicles, HVAC and material handling equipment. You'll conduct initial/in-progress/final inspections, document maintenance, and ensure work meets Army/DoD specs before submission to Government QA. Standout: role runs through 3 Oct 2026 on a live Army support contract.
Key skills
GCSS-ArmyMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft WordEPA 608 CertificationEPA 609 CertificationDA/DoD maintenance forms (DA 2404, DA 5988E, DA 2407, DA 7723)Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC) man-hour calculationsInspection and troubleshooting of generators and power distribution systemsAutomated maintenance management system data entryHydraulic, transmission, brake systems and internal combustion engines diagnostics
Salary not listed — comparable Fort Bliss-area QC/maintenance inspector roles on defense contracts often pay roughly $55,000–$80,000 depending on experience and certifications.
You'll thrive here if you have hands-on Army maintenance/QC experience (especially GCSS-Army) and enjoy inspecting, documenting, and troubleshooting diverse tactical equipment in field conditions.
Why apply
- Government contract at Fort Bliss
- Anticipated end date Oct 2026
- Work across wide equipment types
Technica LLC seeks to recruit for the position of Ground Support Equipment Worker QC on a Government contract with a place of performance at Fort Bliss, TX. This position is full-time but temporary. Anticipated period of performance ending 3 October 2026.
Position Summary:
Position Summary:
- Conduct initial inspections on power generation systems, military vehicles, and civilian equipment to identify deficiencies, troubleshoot and determine required parts prior to issuing work packets to maintenance personnel.
- Conduct in-progress inspections during active maintenance or repair operations to identify deficiencies and determine if additional parts are required.
- Conduct final quality control inspections on completed work prior to submission to Government QA, ensuring all repairs are performed in accordance with applicable specifications.
- Quality control inspections are on a wide range of systems and equipment, including power generation units (2kW-840kW generators, AMMPS, TQGs, LAMPS, STEP), power distribution systems (PDISE, Management and Distribution Control Units), multi-temperature refrigerated container systems (MTRCS), various military vehicles (JLTVs, HMMWVs, LMTVs, MTVs, PLSs, HMEE-I, 120M Motor Graders, D7RII MCAs), AC Units, heaters and civilian material handling equipment (MHE).
- Calculate man-hours for maintenance tasks using the Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC).
- Use diagnostic tools, hand tools, and computer systems to inspect and repair, complex wiring systems, Hydraulic, transmission systems, air and hydraulic brake systems and Internal combustion engines
- Complete and review applicable Department of the Army (DA) or Department of Defense (DoD) maintenance forms and work orders.
- Enter and maintain accurate records in automated maintenance management systems.
- Carry out additional tasks assigned by Supervisor or Lead, including operating MHE, performing scheduled maintenance, and executing unscheduled repairs when not engaged in inspection duties.
Minimum Requirements:
- GCSS-Army experience is required.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Word.
- Familiar with EMS, IADS, and AESIP.
- Knowledge of MAC for assigning tasks in GCSS-Army.
- Working knowledge of military maintenance documentation and forms (e.g., DA 2404, DA 5988E, DA 2407, DA 7723).
- Ability to locate locally procured parts quickly and efficiently.
- EPA 608 Certification (HVAC/Sealed System) is required.
- EPA 609 Certification (MVAC) is required.
- Eligible to obtain and maintain a Common Access Card (CAC) as a U.S. citizen or permanent resident with over three years of residency.
- Must pass pre-employment drug screening and background checks.
- Possess a valid U.S. driver's license.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Must be able to Lift up to 50 lbs. regularly.
- Work in extreme weather conditions (heat, wind, sand, rain, sleet, snow).
- Climb on and inspect equipment (up to 10 feet above ground).
- Work extended hours as mission requires.
- Communicate in basic written and spoken English.
- Use and understand PPE.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Prior military experience in Military Occupational Skill (MOS) 91D.
- Defense contracting experience inspecting and repairing for military generators.
- Must be able to pass pre-employment drug screening and background checks related to the position.