Amentum, a integral leader in advanced engineering, technical, and professional services serving the US government, allies, and critical infrastructure sectors, is seeking aSupervisor BCO (Base Communications Office)to support a unique US Navy program based on the island of Diego Garcia.

Job Responsibilities

TheSupervisor BCOis responsible for overseeing the installation, operation, and maintenance of the Base Telecommunications Distribution System and components, ensuring optimal functionality and reliability. This role requires significant technical expertise, industry certifications, and comprehensive experience in managing communication systems and infrastructure. Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Leading the installation and operation of the Base Telecommunications Distribution System and its various components.
- Maintaining and operating systems such asswitch operations, switchboard operations, inside plant telephone switch maintenance, inside plant station equipment, customer premise cabling, andoutside plant fiber optic/copper cables.




- Ensuring proper delivery, configuration, and operation of all telecommunications systems in support of Base Communications infrastructure.
- Managing, supervising, and training personnel assigned to the operation and maintenance of base communications systems.
- Monitoring the performance and functionality of the telecommunications systems to ensure they meet operational requirements.
- Verifying proper installation, testing, and documentation for all telecommunications components installed under the Base Communications infrastructure.
- Ensuring compliance by maintainingBICSI Registered Technician Level certificationor higher.
- Demonstrating proof ofindustry certificationsor industry-approved certification from equipment manufacturers, verifying qualifications and expertise to install and test provided products.
- Conducting and documenting scheduled inspections, service calls, and preventive maintena

📌 Supervisor BCO (Garcia)
🏢 Amentum
📍 Garcia