Launch Your Career: Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer at Fort Eustis

Are you a skilled mechanic looking for a role that offers purpose, stability, and professional growth? The 99th Readiness Division is currently seeking a dedicated Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer to join our team at Equipment Concentration Site (ECS) 93 in Fort Eustis, Virginia. This unique position allows you to serve your country as a civilian professional while maintaining your role in the U.S. Army Reserve.

Job Responsibilities

As a Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer, your daily impact is significant. You will be responsible for:

Diagnostics: Utilizing advanced mechanical knowledge to localize defects and identify causes of malfunction.
Repair & Maintenance: Servicing complex systems including transmissions, gear reduction units, fuel pumps, and power packs.
Quality Assurance: Conducting operational tests and in-process inspections to ensure equipment meets military safety standards.
Support: Providing technical guidance to unit personnel and assisting in the maintenance of high-value tactical assets.

Requirements

To qualify for this role, candidates must demonstrate their ability to perform repairs without more than normal supervision. You must be an active member of the U.S. Army Reserve and a U.S. Citizen. Your resume must detail your experience in preventative maintenance and your ability to conduct operational tests on heavy machinery.

Salary Overview

This position offers a competitive hourly wage based on local prevailing rates.

Position Level	Hourly Wage Range
WG-9	$33.96 - $39.61

Benefits

Working for the federal government provides a robust benefits package. By serving as a Military Technician, you enjoy:

Comprehensive civil service health and retirement plans.
Specialized military reserve benefits.
Potential for recruitment and retention bonuses.
Opportunities for relocation assistance for qualified candidates.

Application Tips

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If you have the mechanical expertise and the drive to support our nation’s combat readiness, we encourage you to apply. This role offers more than just a paycheck; it offers a chance to be part of a total team where your technical skills truly matter.

Why This Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer Job Matters

Master the maintenance of high-stakes military machinery. Become a vital asset as a Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer with the U.S. Army Reserve and build a career where civilian expertise meets national readiness.

Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer Job Overview

Join the 99th Readiness Division at Equipment Concentration Site (ECS) 93 in Fort Eustis, Virginia. This Military Technician role is a unique opportunity to serve as a civilian expert while maintaining active membership in the U.S. Army Reserve. You will provide critical support to the military mission by keeping construction, combat, and tactical equipment operational, enjoying a hybrid career that offers both federal civil service benefits and military reserve advantages.

Requirements for Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer

Must be a U.S. Citizen.
Must maintain active membership as a Soldier in the U.S. Army Reserve.
Must possess the ability to perform repair work without more than normal supervision.
Ability to troubleshoot, maintain, and repair heavy mobile equipment systems.
Must successfully pass a drug test.
Must complete a one-year probationary period.

Preferred Qualifications for Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer

Demonstrated experience in performing preventative maintenance checks.
Skilled in repairing or installing power packs, transmissions, and fuel systems.
Proficiency in conducting operational tests and final equipment inspections.
Ability to perform minor body work and mechanical diagnostics.

Federal Benefits & Perks

✓Federal Civil Service retirement and benefits.
✓U.S. Army Reserve military benefits.
✓Potential for recruitment or relocation incentives.
✓Opportunities for professional development in the Logistics career field.
✓Stable work environment with the Department of the Army.

💡 How to Apply Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer Job

Ensure your resume is two pages or less.
Create a USAJOBS account if you do not have one.
Complete the mandatory online questionnaire.
Upload required supporting documentation (Performance appraisals, etc.).
Review your application for accuracy and submit before the closing date.
Monitor your status via the USAJOBS dashboard.

💡 General Tips

Keep your resume strictly under two pages to avoid immediate disqualification.
Use plain, clear language; avoid excessive technical acronyms.
Ensure your experience description includes specific hours worked per week.
Submit your application well before the deadline to account for potential document virus scans.
Sanitize sensitive personal information from supplemental documents before uploading.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Military Technician?

A Military Technician is a dual-status role that requires you to be both a federal civilian employee and an active member of the U.S. Army Reserve.

Is a security clearance required?

No, this position is designated as non-sensitive/low risk, though it does require a suitability and fitness adjudication.

Are moving expenses covered?

Permanent Change of Station (PCS) allowances may be authorized if it is deemed in the best interest of the government.

Job from U.S. Army Reserve Command

The 99th Readiness Division is a cornerstone of the Department of the Army, ensuring that our Reserve units are trained, equipped, and ready to deploy at a moment's notice. Civilian employees are the backbone of this mission, providing specialized technical expertise that ensures our tactical and combat equipment remains in peak condition.