Government Compliance D

L3Harris Technologies•Salt Lake City, UT

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The Government Compliance D is responsible for maintaining government property accountability across programs with diverse operational needs, customer expectations, and compliance requirements. This role requires prior experience, critical thinking, and sound judgment to support complex program demands effectively. Key responsibilities include receiving government-owned property, creating repair jobs for failed units, and preparing and managing shipments of mission-critical equipment used by soldiers overseas. Because this equipment directly supports operational readiness, the position requires a strong sense of urgency, accuracy, and accountability. The role also calls for someone who can work with minimal oversight and limited training, quickly become productive, integrate into existing processes, and independently manage daily responsibilities. This position also involves frequent coordination with cross-functional teams in logistics, repair, shipping, compliance, operations, and program support. Strong communication skills are essential for working both within and outside the department to resolve discrepancies, clarify requirements, and ensure property is properly tracked throughout its lifecycle. In addition, the Property Specialist D must be able to come up to speed quickly, work with limited supervision, serve as a resource to others, and recommend solutions when issues arise. The role has a direct impact on compliance with FAR requirements, internal procedures, and the overall effectiveness of the Government Property Management System. Beyond executing established processes, the individual must identify gaps, resolve exceptions, maintain audit-ready records, and help mitigate risk before problems escalate. Since government property management often involves non-routine exceptions such as missing documentation, inaccurate records, failed assets, shipping discrepancies, and customer-specific handling requirements, success in this role depends on experience, initiative, and the ability to exercise sound judgment in complex situations.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent and a minimum of 8 years of prior relevant experience
2 years post-Secondary/Associates Degree with a minimum of 4 years of prior related experience
Has or the ability to obtain a US Secret security clearance

Nice To Haves

Understanding of Government guidelines and regulations of FAR 52.245-1.
Has or is willing to obtain National Property Management Association certificates.
Understanding of how to read and interpret Government Contracts.
SAP experience.
Inventory experience.
Ability to lift and transport heavy objects.
Detail oriented.
Critical thinking
Sound judgment
Strong sense of urgency
Accuracy
Accountability
Work with minimal oversight and limited training
Quickly become productive
Integrate into existing processes
Independently manage daily responsibilities
Frequent coordination with cross-functional teams in logistics, repair, shipping, compliance, operations, and program support.
Strong communication skills
Come up to speed quickly
Work with limited supervision
Serve as a resource to others
Recommend solutions when issues arise
Identify gaps
Resolve exceptions
Maintain audit-ready records
Help mitigate risk before problems escalate
Experience with non-routine exceptions such as missing documentation, inaccurate records, failed assets, shipping discrepancies, and customer-specific handling requirements
Initiative

Responsibilities

Establishes and maintains records and logs of property received, transferred, allocated, held and dispositioned under L3Harris’s stewardship while maintaining compliance to FAR 52.245-1.
Coordinates property transfers.
Conducts periodic property inventories.
Prepare property status reports.
Perform and participate in Government Audits and tours.
Responsible for managing a portion of the contract owned inventory under L3Harris’s stewardship.
Track and manage Government Property through the customer's property system
Receiving government-owned property
Creating repair jobs for failed units
Preparing and managing shipments of mission-critical equipment