J33 Battlewatch Support Team (journeyman)

RMGS•Tampa, FL

7d•Onsite

About The Position

RMGS, Inc. is currently recruiting a J33 Battlewatch Support Team ( Journeyman ) in MacDill AFB, Florida. This position is contingent upon contract award. The role involves providing a 24/7, 365 days per year team that serves as the Command’s central notification and data-source center for both crisis and other significant, non-routine events. The team must maintain the Battlewatch section with 100% compliance, and personnel from other sections may be used to replace Battlewatch vacancies. Responsibilities include preparing and executing routine daily reports documenting the status of current SOCCENT operations, personnel, and SOF laydown. This also involves creating, updating, and disseminating various daily reports such as SITREPs, DEPREPs, consolidated PERSTAT, J3 force laydown brief, OPSUM, Commanders Critical Information Reports (CCIR) notifications, and daily ops primer. The role requires maintaining accurate daily records of all personnel traveling within the AOR, tracking their status on NIPR and SIPR databases, and maintaining a daily key leader location product disseminated to the SOCCENT enterprise. Accurate documentation of initial 5Ws (who, what, when, where, why) reports for events like CCIRs, serious incidents, and disasters is crucial, along with providing responsive information regarding potential victims and coordinating with subordinate commands. Timely incident reports must be submitted to J3, SOCCENT leadership, and as required to CENTCOM/SOCOM. Notification with 100% compliance across various potential events (personal emergencies, physical security, natural disasters, military contingencies) to command leadership is essential. Support is also required for the planning and execution of SOCCENT Continuation of Operations (COOP) training or real-world contingency missions, which may involve prolonged travel to an alternate/contingency command and control location during real-world events, such as hurricane evacuations. Battlewatch Supervisor and Battlewatch Support team members will report location, status, and well-being to the COR during emergency situations like hurricane evacuations or tropical storms, which may involve displacement.

Requirements

At least a BA/BS in one of these Disciplines: Social Sciences, Public Policy, Applied Statistics, Operations Research, or Systems Analysis
Joint Professional Military Education Level I or Service Equivalent (i.e. Command and General Staff College; Air Command and Staff College, etc.)
At least 3 years strategic and operational planning and analysis
At least 3 years’ experience in any of the following: in CENTCOM AOR; MISO; MILDEC; CWMD; ORSA; CYBER; AT/FP; SNA; Special Programs; Interagency
Equivalent combinations of at least 5 years of SOF operational experience and education.
Must possess an Active TS/SCI security clearance.

Responsibilities

Provide a 24/7, 365 days per year team that is the Command’s central notification and data-source center for both crisis and other significant, non-routine events.
Maintain the Battlewatch section with 100% compliance.
Prepare and execute routine daily reports that document the status of current SOCCENT operations, all personnel, and SOF laydown.
Create, update, and disseminate daily reports including but not limited to SITREPs, DEPREPs, consolidated PERSTAT, J3 force laydown brief, OPSUM, Commanders Critical Information Reports (CCIR) notifications, and daily ops primer.
Maintains daily accurate records of all personnel traveling within the AOR, recording their status on NIPR and SIPR databases.
Tracks and maintains daily key leader location product that is disseminated to the entire SOCCENT enterprise.
Accurately document initial 5Ws (who, what, when, where, why) report (i.e. CCIR, serious incidents, disasters), providing responsive and accurate information regarding potential victims, and effecting coordination with subordinate commands/commanders IAW regulatory requirements.
Submits timely incident reports to the J3 and other SOCCENT leadership to include the Chief of Staff and Commander, as well as CENTCOM/SOCOM as required.
Notify with 100% compliance across the spectrum of potential events (personal emergencies, physical security, natural disasters, and emergency or military contingencies) to command leadership.
Provide support with the planning and execution of SOCCENT Continuation of Operations (COOP) training or real-world contingency missions.
Report location, status, and well-being to COR during emergency situations such as hurricane evacuation, tropical storms, etc. which may involve displacement.