I recently stepped up to take on the unique and challenging role of Facility Manager at our Missile Alert Facilities. Imagine trading the typical office gossip for the electrifying buzz of high-tech defense systems! So, here I am, responsible for ensuring the functionality and readiness of the facilities that are as much about security as they are about precision.
Picture this: the hum of machinery that could easily intimidate the uninitiated, but for me, it’s like music; a symphony of strategic preparedness. My duties involve everything from coordinating maintenance schedules to overseeing the operational readiness of systems that just might save the day. There’s an exhilarating sense of camaraderie with the team, all of us dedicated to ensuring everything runs smoother than a well-oiled motorcycle engine.
Each day brings its own thrilling surprises—from troubleshooting unexpected technical glitches to ensuring that every nook and cranny of the facility is not just operational but primed for action. The perk? I get to embrace the quirks of a role that few can claim, blending a love for detail and a dash of adventure. It’s a wild ride, and I’m buckled in for the excitement!
Carries out routine and emergency procedures along with inspections on MAF equipment. Reviews water treatment systems, power generation systems, lighting and climate controls, and other essential support systems required for everyday operations. Executes tests and adjustments for water treatment systems and diesel generators.
Conducts facility equipment tests, adjustments, and maintenance as instructed by base civil engineering and missile maintenance teams. Maintains and examines assigned vehicles. Operates vehicles for snow control. Conducts basic weather observations and reports findings. Manages and performs upkeep on land mobile radio systems. Operates and maintains self-contained breathing apparatuses.
Conducts routine and emergency procedures as well as inspections on MAF equipment. Evaluates water treatment systems, power production systems, lighting, temperature controls, and other support systems essential for everyday operations. Executes tests and adjustments on water treatment systems and diesel generators. Carries out facility equipment tests, adjustments, and maintenance as instructed by base civil engineering and missile maintenance. Inspects and maintains assigned vehicles. Operates snow control vehicles. Collects and reports basic weather observations. Manages and maintains land mobile radio systems. Operates and performs upkeep on self-contained breathing apparatuses.