Ammunition Supply Point (ASP) Inspector

Westech International Inc•Wahiawa, HI

About The Position

Ammunition Supply Point (ASP) Inspector – Wheeler Job Description Summary: The Ammunition Inspector (AI) serves as a subject matter expert within the Ammunition Division. AI’s provide technical support under the guidance of the Government Quality Assurance Specialist (Ammunition Surveillance) (QASAS), who is responsible for the oversight of the Army’s Stockpile Reliability Program. This position ensures the safety, compliance, and proper management of Ammunition and Explosives (A&E) through inspections, certifications, and operational oversight on a daily basis.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. Citizen.
Must obtain a favorable Personnel Reliability Program (PRP) background screening and acquire DA Form 7708 certification.
Must possess a valid driver’s license.
Ability to lift, push, or pull at least 50 lbs.
Must have normal color perception and depth of vision.
Required to complete and maintain certifications in the following courses: AMMO-10: Ammunition Quality Assurance AMMO-28: Army Electrical Explosives Safety AMMO-31: Environmental Considerations AMMO-37/62: Technical Transportation of Hazardous Materials AMMO-45: Introduction to Ammunition AMMO-54: Risk Management and Preparation of SOP’s for A&E AMMO-63: U.S. Army Explosive Safety Familiarization AMMO-64: Class V Issue & Turn-in Procedures AMMO-67: HAZMAT Familiarization & Safety in Transportation AMMO-68: Military Munitions Rule AMMO-75: Ammunition Physical Security AMMO-76: Identification of Ammunition AMMO-78: Ammunition Publications AMMO-97: Munitions History Program AMMO-108: Ammo Handlers Certification AMMO-112: Ammunition and Explosives Storage Safety

Nice To Haves

5+ years as an Ammunition Handler
Familiarity with ammunition processes, regulations, and inspection requirements.
Experience working within ammunition storage or munitions handling environments.
Technical knowledge of ammunition types, capabilities, and hazardous materials handling.
High level of precision in identifying defects.

Responsibilities

Conduct pre-issue inspections of ammunition items for restrictions or suspensions.
Inspect vehicles, equipment, and storage areas for safety and security compliance related to A&E.
Perform inspections of A&E residue returned to the ammunition residue yard and certify it as explosive-free.
Manage amnesty processes, including identification, inspection, segregation, documentation, and packaging for storage or disposition.
Validate documents to ensure compatibility measures are met in accordance with 49 CFR or other transportation regulations via shipping and receiving operations.
Inspect ammunition storage locations to ensure explosive safety compliance, compatibility, explosive limits, structural integrity, inventory, and physical security measures are being met by regulation.
Record inspection results in a Depot Surveillance Record (DSR) using the Munitions History Program (MHP).
Must be able to communicate effectively using technical writing.
Adhere to SOPs and regulatory guidance during all ammunition preparation operations to ensure safety and compliance.
Conduct visual (physical) inspections, damage-in-transit (DIT) assessments, receipt inspections (RI), and periodic inspections (PI) within ASP locations and related areas.
Complete DD Form 626 (Motor Vehicle Inspection) for commercial and military vehicles transporting ammunition.
Complete DD Form 2890 for all ammunition movement.
Inspection munitions to ensure safety and compliance measures are met for issue, storage and shipment.
Process Ammunition Inspection Records and recommend condition code assignments based on established criteria to QASAS.
Support cross-functional job tasks as assigned by the Munitions Division Manager and/or Operation(s) Supervisors.