Become an Artillery Repairer with the Wisconsin Army National Guard
Are you a skilled technician with a passion for mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems? The Wisconsin Army National Guard is currently seeking an Artillery Repairer (T32) to join our maintenance team in Sussex, WI. This position offers a unique blend of civilian technical work and the pride of military service.
Job Responsibilities
As an Artillery Repairer, your daily responsibilities will revolve around the heavy equipment that keeps the Wisconsin Army National Guard mission-capable. Key duties include:
- Servicing gun recoil systems to check for leaks and seal integrity.
- Diagnosing malfunctions in armored vehicle turrets.
- Performing complex maintenance on howitzers and other specialized equipment.
- Interpreting technical drawings, blueprints, and electrical schematics to perform precise repairs.
- Testing mechanical and hydraulic systems to ensure they meet established safety and performance standards.
Requirements
To qualify for this position, you must demonstrate a deep understanding of mechanical and electrical systems. You will need at least 18 months of specialized experience in the repair and testing of artillery or similar complex machinery. Additionally, you must be a member of the National Guard (or eligible to join) and maintain a valid security clearance.
Salary and Benefits
This position offers a competitive hourly rate. Below is a breakdown of the compensation and expectations.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Salary Range | $33.08 - $38.55 per hour |
| Location | Sussex, Wisconsin |
| Employment Type | Excepted Service |
| Security Clearance | Secret |
Application Tips
When applying for this role, ensure your resume is highly detailed. Human Resources will look specifically for the duration (Month/Year) and the technical nature of your past work. If your experience is in general auto repair, make sure to explicitly highlight any transferable skills related to hydraulics or complex electrical systems.
Is overtime expected?
Yes, there may be occasions where working outside of normal duty hours or overtime is required to meet mission needs.
The role of an Artillery Repairer is vital to our national security and the readiness of the Wisconsin Army National Guard. If you have the technical aptitude and a desire to serve, we encourage you to submit your application today.
Why This Artillery Repairer- T32 Job Matters
Master the art of heavy machinery maintenance and keep the Wisconsin Army National Guard mission-ready as an Artillery Repairer.
Artillery Repairer- T32 Job Overview
The Wisconsin Army National Guard is seeking a skilled Artillery Repairer to join the team in Sussex, Wisconsin. In this role, you will provide critical maintenance and repair services for armored vehicle turrets, howitzers, and other essential artillery systems. As a T32 excepted service position, this role combines civilian technical expertise with military service, ensuring our equipment remains in peak operational condition to support state and national defense missions.
Requirements for Artillery Repairer- T32
- Must maintain membership in the Wisconsin Army National Guard.
- Compatible military grade and assignment (MOS 94P) required.
- Must possess or be able to obtain a Secret security clearance.
- Ability to wear required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
- Must be compliant with the Lautenberg Amendment regarding domestic violence convictions.
- Federal suitability background investigation.
Preferred Qualifications for Artillery Repairer- T32
- At least 18 months of experience repairing, rebuilding, and testing mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems.
- Proven ability to diagnose malfunctions in artillery systems.
- Proficiency in interpreting complex blueprints, schematics, and technical diagrams.
- Experience in developing test standards and performing quality inspections.
Federal Benefits & Perks
- ✓Federal employment benefits package
- ✓Professional training and skill development
- ✓Opportunity to serve in a mission-critical role
- ✓Access to military-grade resources and facilities
- ✓Comprehensive health and retirement planning support through federal programs
💡 How to Apply Artillery Repairer- T32 Job & Insider Tips
Application Steps for Artillery Repairer- T32 Job
- Create or log in to your USAJOBS account.
- Prepare a comprehensive resume detailing employment history, dates, and specific duties performed.
- Review your military eligibility for National Guard membership.
- Submit your online application and required documents before the closing date.
- Monitor your email for status notifications and potential follow-up requests.
💡 General Tips
- Ensure your resume includes specific dates (Month/Year) for every position held.
- Highlight your experience with technical manuals, schematics, and mechanical repair diagnostics.
- Contact a National Guard recruiter if you have questions about military membership eligibility prior to applying.
- Submit your application early to allow time for system processing and potential document verification.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is military membership mandatory for this role?
Yes. This is an excepted service position, meaning you must be a member of the Wisconsin Army National Guard or eligible to become one immediately.
What is the primary focus of an Artillery Repairer?
You will focus on maintaining, repairing, and inspecting mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical components of artillery systems, including armored vehicle turrets and howitzers.
What security clearance is required?
This position requires the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance.
Do I need to be in the military to apply?
Yes, this position requires membership in the National Guard. If you are not currently a member, we encourage you to contact a recruiter to discuss your eligibility before applying.
Job from Army National Guard Units
The National Guard is the oldest component of the U.S. Armed Forces. We are citizen-soldiers committed to protecting our communities and our nation. When you join the National Guard, you aren't just taking a job; you are joining a legacy of service that dates back to the colonial era. Our maintenance teams are the backbone of our operational readiness, ensuring that every piece of artillery is ready at a moment’s notice.