Coin/Currency Machine Repair
This standard is to be used for grading nonsupervisory jobs involved in the repair and maintenance of high speed elevator systems and moderate or low speed elevators, dumbwaiters, leveling ramps, and escalators to meet regulatory codes and work requirements. The work requires a knowledge of the construction, function, and maintenance procedures of dispatching or scheduling systems, systems components, driving and hoisting machinery, control mechanisms, guide structures, and car or platform equip
💰WG-5313 Salary Information
Federal Wage System Pay
Federal Wage Grade (WG) pay varies by geographic location and is determined by local prevailing wage surveys.
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Qualification Requirements
Official OPM qualification standards for WG-5313
Coin/Currency Machine Repair
Federal Wage System Position
Work Performed
This standard is to be used for grading nonsupervisory jobs involved in the repair and maintenance of high speed elevator systems and moderate or low speed elevators, dumbwaiters, leveling ramps, and escalators to meet regulatory codes and work requirements. The work requires a knowledge of the construction, function, and maintenance procedures of dispatching or scheduling systems, systems components, driving and hoisting machinery, control mechanisms, guide structures, and car or platform equipment and counterweights. Skill is required in planning and carrying out tasks such as tracing and locating troubles, aligning and balancing the network of controls, adjusting and resetting safety devices, repairing and servicing electromechanical parts and equipment located in the machinery penthouse, shaftway, pit, or on the car or platform.
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- ✓Highlight training: Include courses and certifications.
- ✓Veterans preference: Claim your 5 or 10-point preference.
- ✓Experience substitution: Military experience may substitute for education.
📝How to Qualify for WG-5313
Step-by-step guide to landing a federal coin/currency machine repair position
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Review Trade/Craft Requirements
WG positions require demonstrated skill in a specific trade or craft. Review the job announcement for required certifications, licenses, and hands-on experience.
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Document Your Experience
WG positions are experience-based, not grade-based. Document your years of hands-on trade experience, apprenticeships completed, and journeyman status if applicable.
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Gather Credentials
Collect your DD-214, trade certifications (welding, electrical, HVAC, etc.), apprenticeship completion certificates, and any specialized licenses required for your trade.
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Build Your Federal Resume
Create a detailed federal resume highlighting your hands-on trade experience, tools and equipment operated, safety training, and specific projects completed. Include hours worked per week.
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Apply on USAJOBS
Search for WG positions in your trade specialty, carefully answer assessment questions about your skill level and experience, and submit before the closing date.
📋Typical Duties
- •Perform coin/currency machine repair tasks as assigned
- •Follow safety procedures and regulations
- •Maintain and operate tools and equipment
- •Complete work orders and documentation
- •Coordinate with team members and supervisors
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❓Frequently Asked Questions about WG-5313
What is a Coin/Currency Machine Repairer?
A Coin/Currency Machine Repairer (WG-5313) repairs and maintains coin and currency handling equipment used in federal financial operations, including sorting machines, counting equipment, and currency processing systems at Treasury facilities and federal reserve banks.
How much does a federal Coin/Currency Machine Repairer make?
WG-5313 positions are paid under the Federal Wage System based on local prevailing rates. Journeyman wages (WG-9/10) typically range $26-$40 per hour depending on locality. Annual earnings range $54,000-$83,000. Treasury facility positions may include additional benefits.
What are the requirements for WG-5313 positions?
WG-5313 requires skill maintaining specialized currency handling equipment. Qualifications include mechanical and electronic troubleshooting, precision alignment, understanding of sensors and counting mechanisms, and ability to work with high-security financial equipment.
Can military experience substitute for education in WG-5313?
Military precision equipment repair experience provides relevant skills. MOSs involving mechanical repair, electronics troubleshooting, or specialized equipment maintenance have transferable knowledge. Direct currency machine experience from civilian financial institutions is most valued.
What is the career progression for Coin/Currency Machine Repair?
Coin/Currency Machine Repairers progress through skill levels at specialized facilities. Career paths are limited to Treasury-related operations but include lead technician, equipment program management, or transition to other precision equipment repair positions.
How do I apply for WG-5313 jobs on USAJOBS?
Search USAJOBS for 'Coin Currency' or 'Currency Machine' or series '5313.' Positions exist at Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Federal Reserve facilities, and Treasury operations. Background investigation required. Veterans receive preference.
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