Aviation Logistics Analyst

CACI International•Jacksonville, NC

About The Position

CACI has an immediate opening for an Aviation Logistics Analysts in supporting the 4th Marine Aircraft Wing (VMM-774) at New River, Air Station, located in Jacksonville, NC. This position is to provide the squadron with Support Equipment Maintenance support.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Management, or related business discipline.
In addition to the education requirements above, IMRL Managers must have a minimum of eight years of experience in a combination of Navy/Marine Corps IMRL management. As a substitute for the degree requirement, eight years of experience in a combination of Navy/Marine Corps IMRL management. Education equivalency experience is in addition to the minimum experience of the labor category.
Must have a current, active DoD SECRET security clearance.

Responsibilities

Provide Individual Material Readiness List (IMRL), asset Manager and Support Equipment Maintenance expertise across a full spectrum of logistics systems to assigned squadrons maintenance support.
Perform duties and responsibilities as per 4790.2E, particularly sections 10.43.3.
Coordinate with the production work centers tracking reliable IMRL and Support Equipment (SE) that support day-to-day operations and detachments.
Coordinate with tool companies and supply for the procurement of new/warranty/replacement tools that are necessary to keep operations flowing seamlessly.
Act as the point of contact for IMRL/SE related issues, you will work with Maintenance/Production Control leadership to address all matters pertaining to IMRL/SE gear/equipment necessary for the squadron to perform its mission(s).
Manage reporting and survey requirements due by the work centers, maintaining constant accountability of equipment and completing quarterly surveys on time, while tracking missing, defective and/or deficit items.
Act as the subject matter expert the squadron can rely on to inform and keep up-to-date, all IMRL/SE related programmatic processes and procedures, according to the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program and applicable directives.