ACC Command Center Controller

Makai LLC•Hampton, VA

2d•$75,000 - $80,000•Onsite

About The Position

Provides operations and technical expertise to support functional management of the Air Combat Command (ACC) Command Center. The ACC Command Center is a full-time, 24/7 Command and Control (C2) node, directly responsible to commanders and serves as the focal point of operations, including the receipt and dissemination of orders, information, and requests necessary for the C2 of assigned units, personnel, and operations. The ACC Command Center communicates commands (from CJCS, Combatant Command, USAF, or MAJCOM) to operational organizations. The governing guidance for the ACC Command Center operations are AFMAN 10-206, AFMAN 10-206/ACC SUP; AFMAN 10-207, and AFMAN 10-207/ACC SUP.

Requirements

4 years of experience performing duties at an Air Force wing or higher Command Post/Commander Center/or equivalent operated environment
4 years of experience working with command-and-control reporting, procedures, processes, and policies
Outstanding writing skills and excellent verbal communications skills, with the ability to consolidate large amounts of information into succinct salient points
Knowledge of COMSEC and how to authenticate using AKAC 1553s
2 years of experience using unclassified (NIPRNet) and classified (SIPRNet) network enterprise environments
Active DoD security clearance

Responsibilities

Perform duties unsupervised.
Be trained and certified IAW AFMAN 10-207, para 7.3 Controller Certification (initial, recertification, decertification). Controllers must be certified within 60 days of beginning performance on the contract or the OCO may direct their removal from performance on this Task.
Comply with recurring training standards IAW AFMAN 10-207, para 7.4, Command Post Recurring Training.
Provide accurate, effective, and timely status and reporting of C2 operations.
Prepare checklists of tasks to be completed for routine shift actions and non-routine situational responses.
Perform daily security checks prior to assuming each shift. Conduct daily security checks IAW AFMAN 17-1302-O and annotate actions on the Standard Form 701, Activity Security Checklist. Report any discrepancies to the security manager.
Review status of open Operational Reporting (OPREP) or Commander Critical Information Requirements (CCIR) reports.
Log events that occur during the shift in the daily events log. Event logs will open at 0001Z and close at 2359Z daily. The purpose of the daily events log is to serve as an official, continuous record of events affecting the unit and/or functions of the Command Center.
Complete the Shift Changeover Checklists to ensure oncoming Controllers will complete all required actions prior to assuming duty.