Become an Ordnance Equipment Mechanic with the Georgia Air National Guard
Are you looking to take your technical expertise to the next level while supporting national security? The 116th MXS at Robins AFB is currently hiring an Ordnance Equipment Mechanic. This role is essential for ensuring that our munitions and aircraft support systems are perfectly maintained and mission-ready.
Job Responsibilities
As an Ordnance Equipment Mechanic, you will be responsible for the full lifecycle of munitions management. Your daily tasks may include:
- Inspection and Inventory: Conducting surveillance and preservation of munitions assets.
- Maintenance and Repair: Troubleshooting electrical and mechanical faults in complex assemblies.
- Production: Assembling and disassembling guided and unguided weapons, countermeasures, and rockets.
- Technical Documentation: Reporting maintenance data in the Tactical Munitions Reporting System (TMRS).
Requirements
This position requires a specific background in military technical fields. Applicants must be current members of the Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, or Active Duty Air Force with an AFSC of 2W051. You must demonstrate specialized experience in electromechanical repair and the ability to interpret complex technical schematics.
Salary Overview
This position is compensated based on an hourly scale under the WG pay system.
| Position Level | Hourly Wage Range |
|---|---|
| WG-10 Mechanic | $29.62 - $34.54 |
Benefits
Employees in this Title 32 position gain access to a robust federal employment structure, including healthcare and retirement options, alongside the pride of serving in the Air National Guard.
Application Tips
To stand out, be sure your resume reflects your specific accomplishments rather than just the job description. Quantify your experience with munitions, hydraulic systems, and diagnostic tools. Ensure all dates and hours are listed clearly to avoid administrative delays.
Serving as an Ordnance Equipment Mechanic is a rewarding challenge. If you meet the qualifications and are ready to advance your career at Robins AFB, we encourage you to review the application requirements and apply today.
Why This Ordnanace Equipment Mechanic - Title 32 Job Matters
Ready to launch your career in elite munitions maintenance? Join the 116th MXS and play a critical role in supporting the Air National Guard mission at Robins AFB.
Ordnanace Equipment Mechanic - Title 32 Job Overview
The 116th MXS is seeking a dedicated Ordnance Equipment Mechanic (Title 32) to join our team in a dual-status capacity. This position offers a unique opportunity to work with sophisticated ordnance systems, conduct vital inspections, and ensure the operational readiness of our munitions stockpiles. If you have a passion for precision, mechanics, and supporting national defense, this full-time role at Robins AFB is your next career step.
Requirements for Ordnanace Equipment Mechanic - Title 32
- Must be a current member of the Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, or Air Force Active Duty.
- Must possess relevant military grade (E5-E6).
- Must hold a compatible military assignment (AFSC: 2W051).
- Must demonstrate specialized experience in repairing, rebuilding, and testing complex munitions and electromechanical systems.
- Ability to interpret technical manuals, schematics, and wiring diagrams.
- Physical ability to lift, push, or pull items up to 100 pounds.
- Willingness to work in diverse environmental conditions including inclement weather, extreme temperatures, and hazardous noise zones.
- Must maintain appropriate safety equipment usage (steel-toed boots, hearing, and eye protection).
Preferred Qualifications for Ordnanace Equipment Mechanic - Title 32
- Proficiency with precision measurement equipment and gauges.
- Deep understanding of hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical subsystems.
- Experience with the Tactical Munitions Reporting System (TMRS).
- Proven track record in diagnosing and troubleshooting integrated mechanical failures.
- Ability to manage inventory, storage plans, and munitions logistics documentation.
Federal Benefits & Perks
- ✓Competitive hourly federal pay scale.
- ✓Comprehensive federal benefits package associated with Title 32 employment.
- ✓Opportunities for professional development and specialized military technical training.
- ✓Contribution to national defense and local community readiness.
💡 How to Apply Ordnanace Equipment Mechanic - Title 32 Job & Insider Tips
Application Steps for Ordnanace Equipment Mechanic - Title 32 Job
- Log into your USAJOBS account.
- Prepare your resume with clear dates (Month/Year) and hours worked per week.
- Ensure your Record of Individual Personnel (RIP) is ready for submission.
- Complete the online Occupational Questionnaire via the provided link.
- Upload all required documents and submit your package before the deadline.
💡 General Tips
- Do not simply copy the job description into your resume, as this will lead to disqualification.
- Explicitly detail your specialized experience in your own words.
- Double-check that all employment dates follow the required Month/Year format.
- Submit your application well before the deadline to allow time for document processing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a federal civilian position?
This is a Title 32 Excepted Service position, which requires membership in the Georgia Air National Guard.
What is the physical requirement for this job?
The role requires frequent standing and bending, and the ability to lift or move items weighing 100 pounds or more with assistance.
Job from Air National Guard Units
The National Guard is a cornerstone of American collective defense. With a history reaching back to the colonial era, the Guard serves both the community and the nation. Joining the 116th MXS means becoming part of a team dedicated to excellence, innovation, and readiness.