About this role
About the Role
Operate and Maintain APM system and related subsystems at O&M site. The O&M Technician at Entry level will perform preventive maintenance and corrective action repairs to the AGTS wayside system, subsystems, components and APM vehicles, with potential to learn APM train recovery and operate the AGTS System from Central Control.
What You'll Do
- Operate, troubleshoot and repair Central Control computer console, Wayside systems, vehicles and components as assigned.
- Inspect vehicles and related equipment to detect failed or improperly operating equipment.
- Operate trains, doors, guideway switches, and power distribution systems in a manual mode.
- Perform electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems inspection following established procedures or other written or verbal instructions.
- Repair or replace defective parts or equipment utilizing manuals, drawings, specs, and other written or verbal instructions.
- Support recovery of malfunctioning vehicles from system as needed.
- Respond to system failures to recover vehicles and restore system operation.
- Respond to customer requests in a timely fashion.
- Assist passengers during emergency operations.
- Conduct thorough and complete preventive maintenance checks on vehicles, systems, and subsystems as assigned.
- Achieve and maintain all functional certifications in assigned area.
- Continuous learning and progression through training program.
- Participate in training programs.
What We're Looking For
- 2 years of experience in maintenance, operations, manufacturing, transportation, industrial equipment, facilities, or related technical environment. Internship, apprenticeship, vocational placement, or military technical training may be accepted in place of direct rail experience.
- Exposure to mechanical, electrical, electromechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, or low-voltage systems preferred.
- Basic understanding of inspection, fault identification, repair, and preventive maintenance activities.
- Experience using hand tools, power tools, measuring devices, and basic diagnostic equipment preferred.
- Ability to read and follow technical procedures, maintenance instructions, checklists, and safety rules.
- Ability to work in depots, workshops, trackside areas, or other active rail environments.
- Strong attention to detail, reliability, and willingness to learn rail systems, operating rules, and maintenance processes.
- Education: Technical diploma, vocational certificate, or associate degree in maintenance, industrial technology, electrical, mechanical, instrumentation, or related field required.
- Relevant certifications such as OSHA, safety training, electrical/mechanical maintenance, or operator qualifications are a plus.
- Basic computer skills for maintenance logs, CMMS, or reporting.
- Good communication and teamwork skills.
- Ability to follow procedures and work independently after training.
- Physical ability to lift tools/materials, stand for long periods, climb ladders, and work in industrial environments.
- Must be able to work a 24/7/365 schedule, including weekends and holidays.
- Must have a valid driver’s license.
- Must be able to pass required background screening and drug testing.
- Must be able to safely work from elevated work areas and use ladders as required.
- Must be able to effectively communicate in written and spoken English for safety and operational purposes.
Nice to Have
- Certifications such as OSHA or operator qualifications beyond minimum requirements (preferred).
- Any rail-specific certifications or experience with AGTS/APM systems.
Compensation & Benefits
- Starting rate: $40.89 DOE