LCV NORTHCOM NTC: Ammunition Handler

KBR•Fort Irwin, CA

13d

About The Position

The Ammunition Handler supports LOGCAP NORTHCOM training exercises by performing Theater Ammunition Supply Point (TASP) operations. The role involves the safe receipt, storage, issue, movement, inspection, and accountability of ammunition, explosives, rockets, and related materials. Work must comply with applicable Department of Defense, U.S. Army, company, safety, security, and quality assurance requirements while providing responsive customer support and maintaining operational readiness. The position also involves maintaining ammunition records and storage documentation, operating material handling equipment, inspecting returned residue, and supporting worksite housekeeping and continuous improvement. The employee may support alternate project areas and perform other duties as assigned. The position is represented by the Teamsters Union and is scheduled for 40 hours per week.

Requirements

At least three years of experience in military ammunition supply, installation support services, ASP operations, or equivalent support operations.
High school diploma or GED equivalent.
Knowledge of ammunition and hazardous-material handling to ensure safe receipt, storage, issue, and movement of ammunition, explosives, chemicals, or radioactive materials in accordance with applicable regulations.
Ability to obtain a Secret Security Clearance and possess the background necessary to access government computer systems.
Proficient verbal and written communication skills.
In-depth knowledge of Microsoft Office software.
Valid State Real ID.
Valid California Class C driver's license, or ability to obtain the required license within 10 days of employment if relocating from another state.
Ability to obtain a military operator's permit for required vehicles and equipment.
Must meet FORSCOM Regulation 350-10 certification requirements and TASP certification requirements, and be subject to review by the NTC TASP Certification Board.
Should be qualified at a level meeting or exceeding the technical qualifications required of a U.S. Army Ammunition Specialist (89 CMF) or civilian equivalent.
Must be able to lift at least 50 pounds unassisted, stoop, bend, and climb, and have normal color vision.
Must comply with DA PAM 611-21 physical qualification requirements and be free of medical restrictions that prevent required duties or use of PPE.
Must be physically capable of working in extreme temperatures, low humidity, rain, blowing sand, and dust.
May be required to work extended hours, nights, weekends, holidays, and other uncommon duty schedules.
Must maintain positive interactions with internal and external customers and be able to work under stressful circumstances and meet short suspense dates.

Nice To Haves

Licensed forklift operator with 4K to 6K capacity.
Knowledge of pallet building, including 463L pallet preparation for ammunition shipments.
HAZMAT certification.
Strong understanding of U.S. Army and DoD ammunition regulations.
Advanced knowledge of military ASP operations, preferably U.S. Army.
Ability to complete AMMO 31, 45, 63, and 68 certifications within 90 days of assignment, with AMMO 68 maintained annually thereafter.
Prior service as an MOS 89B (Ammunition Specialist) or similar military occupational specialty.
Prior military and/or contingency operations experience.

Responsibilities

Receive, store, and issue ammunition, ammunition components, and related materials; conduct periodic inventories and maintain ammunition accountabilities.
Maintain and update magazine data cards, ammunition store slips, storage plan-o-graphs, and related documentation.
Interpret ammunition storage data and transportation drawings for Department of Transportation shipments.
Load and unload explosives-laden vehicles and operate material handling equipment to maneuver ammunition.
Inspect all returned residue to ensure it is explosive-free and ensure ammunition is inspected and sealed by a QASAS before bunker storage.
Process ammunition issues and turn-ins in accordance with established procedures.
Maintain worksites to company lean standards, perform housekeeping, and clear brush from fence lines to 10 feet on both sides.
Support and participate in the Company Continuous Improvement Process and quality assurance program.
Follow applicable ammunition, explosive safety, OSHA/CALOSHA, physical security, key control, company, DoD, and U.S. Army requirements and procedures.
Wear prescribed personal protective equipment and use proper lifting and material-handling practices.
Ensure equipment is properly dispatched using a dispatch logbook, perform daily PMCS, and maintain accountability for and properly operate assigned equipment.
Maintain a company driver's license and complete forklift recertification at least every three years.
Train and cross-train coworkers and other personnel; attend assigned training and annually recertify for AMMO 68.
Provide positive customer service to internal and external customers and work under stressful circumstances to meet short suspense dates.
Perform ammunition supply stock control and accounting duties using automated and manual procedures when directed by the U.S. Government.
Receive, store, and issue conventional ammunition, guided missiles, large rockets, explosives, and ammunition-related items in accordance with applicable Army and DoD regulations.
Assist in alternate project areas as needed and perform other duties as assigned.