13. Basic Function of Position

Conducts inspection, installation, maintenance and repair of unclassified technical security equipment and devices. Analyses, makes recommendations, and implements changes to improve the effectiveness of the security systems at U.S. Government posts in the Mission Brazil region including the Embassy Brasilia, U.S. ConGen Sao Paulo, U.S. ConGen Rio de Janeiro, Consulate Recife, Consulate Porto Alegre and the Foreign Commercial Service in Belo Horizonte.

14. Major Duties and Responsibilities % of time

1. % of time = 20% Perform planned preventive, predictive, breakdown maintenance and reconditioning of fourteen DS approved vehicle arrest systems and hydraulically operated sliding gates valued in approximately $700,000 USD. Assist, direct, and provide training to Facilities Maintenance personnel on the preventative maintenance procedures for the vehicle arrest systems throughout Mission Brazil.

2. % of time = 20% Perform inspection, maintenance and repairs of over 215 Forced Entry Ballistic Resistant (FEBR) doors, fire door packages, door control modules, intrusion detection devices, mechanical and electromechanical locking devices, pneumatic and hydraulic door closers, power supplies and other access denial control equipment valued in over $1,000,000 USD. Responsible for the continuing and proper operation of the FEBR systems and equipment throughout Mission Brazil.

3. % of time = 25% The RST is required to use the CMMS to record all work performed, services rendered, parts used, and travel expenses incurred in accordance with DS/ST, DS/STAC, OBO and Technical Security Office (TSO) Sao Paulo rules, procedures and regulations. The system is time consuming and requires discipline to perform tasks and maintain all reporting requirements current. The RST has yearly, semi-annual, monthly and per TDY trip travel and budget planning and reporting tasks as defined in TSO Sao Paulo standard operating procedures. The RST has yearly inventory counting and reconciliation requirements for FEBR parts, VAS parts, and specialized tools and equipment. The RST has yearly and periodic performance and evaluation responsibilities that include assisting the rating officer with development of a yearly work plan, providing regular job performance reports, and participating in periodic performance reviews. The RST must be willing and able to travel to any part of the world to attend in service training as requested by the OIC/TSO or OBO to maintain proficiency on security systems.

4. % of The RST is responsible for developing and managing a CCTV maintenance program for CCTV cameras installed outside on Controlled Access Areas (CAA). CCTV system support duties include, but are not limited to: (a) preparing a routine maintenance schedule for ensuring all CCTV cameras and monitors are maintained in optimal working condition, (b) performing regular camera cleaning, focusing, and alignment to desired field of view for all cameras in the TSO Sao Paulo region of responsibility, (c) repairing and maintaining in optimal condition all camera support structures to include items such as poles, mounting brackets, housings, cabling, and power supplies, (d)

maintaining the CCTV local TSO and CMMS databases, (e) identifying improvements to CCTV coverage, especially due to changes at post associated with construction projects or changes in facility usage, (f) identifying CCTV system components more than two model revisions old and assisting the OIC/TSO with preparing and implementing system upgrades.

5. % of time = 10% Install and maintain four IDNS (Imminent Danger Notification Systems) consisting of 625 speakers. Install master command unit, transmitters, receivers, repeaters and sensors using optimal positioning and placement techniques. Diagnose system problems and accomplish repair using appropriate DS guides. Perform operational testing of IDNS and determine the fidelity of PA (Public Address System). Modify and upgrade the PA system as required for optimal performance. Install, service, and maintain all other DS-approved technical security systems and equipment in Mission Brazil subject to the limitations of the RST OPSEC and Risk Management Policy, established by the Office of Security Technology, Bureau of Diplomatic Security.

6. % of time = 5% Perform user operation and calibration of X-ray machines, WTMD (Walk Thru Metal Detectors) and Itemisers using a variety of complex and sophisticated test equipment such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, and voltage generators. Assists to provide user training for vehicle arrest systems, X-ray machines, WTMD and Itemisers. Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the OIC/TSO.

Note: “This position description in no way states or implies that these are the only duties to be performed by incumbent. Incumbent will be required to perform other duties as assigned by the agency.”