CBRN Operations Administration and Logistics Coordinator

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2d•Onsite

About The Position

This nonsupervisory position provides operations, administrative, and logistics coordination support for operational, technical, administrative, logistical, information coordination services, and subject matter expertise to the Mobile Detection Deployment Program (MDDP). These duties enhance the nation�s abilities to prevent terrorists and other threat actors from using weapons of mass destruction and support operational partners in closing capability gaps within the CONUS and OCONUS. Personnel must be capable of supporting surge deployments, intelligence-driven operations, National Special Security Events (NSSE), and steady-state detection missions. Travel, extended hours, 24/7 shift work, weekends, holidays, and recall during contingency operations may be required. Work for this position will be located at one of the following sites: Fort Dix, NJ Herndon, VA Indianapolis, IN Mobile, AL Novato, CA Portland, OR Denver, CO Washington, DC This position supports travel to CONUS and OCONUS sites throughout the 54 US States and Territories.

Requirements

5 years minimum operational experience in logistics, planning, analysis, database management, project management, and writing government documents.
Understanding of CBRN detection operations including planning, documenting, and reporting information.
Possess National Incident Management System (NIMS) and Incident Command Structure (ICS) certifications and courses (i.e. ICS 100, 200, 700).
Demonstrates robust tracking, planning, logistical, and writing skills.
Demonstrates ability to use a variety of tracking and analysis applications/software, clear communication skills, and innovation.
Ability to learn and adapt to changes in policy, requirements, and programmatic needs.
Secret Security Clearance.
CBRN subject matter expert.
Able to carry equipment up to 50lbs.
Have a Commercial Driver�s License Class B (CDL B) or ability to obtain within 3 months following contract award.
Possess excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite for the performance of duties.
Be able to read, write, and speak English fluently.

Nice To Haves

Advanced training and experience on an MDDP team.
Experience with any of the National Guard CBRN Response Enterprise (CRE) elements including the Civil Support Team (CST), CBRNE Enhanced Response Force Package (CERFP), and Homeland Response Forces (HRF).
Current/retiring Coast Guard Strike Team, Army Tech Escort or Special Forces CRD, or other DOD/DHS/DOJ special CBRNE team members.
Knowledgeable of the following types of representative R/N detection equipment: Personal Radiation Detectors (PRD) (Spectroscopic/Non-Spectroscopic) (examples may include: D-tect Systems Mini Rad-D, Thermo RadEye, FLIR IdentiFINDER R300 nanoRaider, and Kromek D3S); Human Portable Radiation Detection Backpacks (examples may include: Thermo PackEye, and Bubble Technology Industries FlexSpec); Radiological Isotope Identification Devices (RIIDs) (High-Res/Low-Res) (examples may include: FLIR IdentiFINDER R400 and ORTEC Detective DX); Mobile Radiation Detection System such as Radiation Solutions Inc. RSI-701; Auxiliary Equipment: Radios, Radioactive Material Sources.

Responsibilities

Tailor products and services to the specific locality supported, based on unique constraints and/or environmental factors.
Develop and support the implementation of MDDP CBRN deployment plans and strategies tailored to operating environments.
Interface with various DHS provided toolsets, including, but not limited to, ArcGIS, HSIN, and others, in support of MDDP data / knowledge management.
Manage and coordinate MDDP tasking systems, operational requests, and MDDP deployment data.
Support document development, strategic planning efforts, and assist in the implementation of policies and procedures to sustain chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear detection operations.
Identify MDDP training requirements and develop MDDP training plans.
Create an MDDP training and exercise documentation system.
Administer MDDP property management, including fleet management and equipment inventory support as requested, which may include travel to MDDP locations across the United States.
Inform development of operational support products, including concept of operations (CONOPs), standard operating procedures (SOPs), job aids, brochures, and handbooks.
Identify training and exercise requirements that promote a �systems� view of all operational support activities and CBRN detection program and capabilities development.