Logistician

Full Scope•Chesapeake, VA

About The Position

The Logistician will be responsible for utilizing Navy and DoD databases and tools to manage ship and shore site configurations, develop maintenance work files, and provide comprehensive logistics support services. This role requires extensive experience in supply chain management, afloat supply financial and inventory management, material sourcing, requisitioning, shipping, and auditing. The Logistician will also be involved in identifying and analyzing logistics information requirements, reviewing acquisition documentation, conducting inventories, and performing causative research for inventory discrepancies.

Requirements

6 Years' Experience in the use of Navy and DoD databases and tools to include, ICAPS, JETDAS, CDMD-OA, TDMIS, NAVY ONE TOUCH
4 years of experience providing ship acquisition or fleet sustainment logistics support services to MSC, the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Coast Guard, or commercial ship operating companies
Experience with all of the following: Afloat supply financial and inventory management. Material identification and sourcing material from commercial and federal sources. Material order submission, tracking, and expediting using DoD and Navy MILSTRIP requisition transactions. Material shipping, monitoring, tracing, and tracking using both commercial sources and the Defense Transportation System (DTS) for CONUS and OCONUS delivery. Identifying, analyzing, auditing, and developing requirements for the acquisition of logistics information in support of planned maintenance, industrial assistance, equipment alterations, and removals. Reviewing, interpreting, and auditing acquisition documentation, specifications, technical manuals, vendor supplies data, vendor purchase orders, shipboard feedback, and other available technical information. Conducting shipboard inventories, developing storeroom mock-ups, layout, and supporting material on-loads and off-loads. Conducting ashore inventories. Performing causative research for inventory gains or losses. Auditing, updating, analyzing, and determining shipboard inventory management posture.
3 years' experience executing ship acquisition and fleet sustainment support services utilizing any of the following systems
Supply Chain Experience: 2 years (Required)
Navy Supply and Logistics: 4 years (Required)
Secret (Required)

Nice To Haves

High school or equivalent (Preferred)

Responsibilities

Validate, maintain, and update ship and shore site configurations in CDMD-OA/MBPS.
Develop and submit maintenance work files in CDMD-OA/MBPS to update records based on shipboard assessment.
Provide ship acquisition or fleet sustainment logistics support services.
Manage afloat supply financial and inventory management.
Identify and source materials from commercial and federal sources.
Submit, track, and expedite material orders using DoD and Navy MILSTRIP requisition transactions.
Manage material shipping, monitoring, tracing, and tracking using commercial sources and the Defense Transportation System (DTS) for CONUS and OCONUS delivery.
Identify, analyze, audit, and develop requirements for the acquisition of logistics information in support of planned maintenance, industrial assistance, equipment alterations, and removals.
Review, interpret, and audit acquisition documentation, specifications, technical manuals, vendor supplies data, vendor purchase orders, shipboard feedback, and other available technical information.
Conduct shipboard inventories, develop storeroom mock-ups, layout, and support material on-loads and off-loads.
Conduct ashore inventories.
Perform causative research for inventory gains or losses.
Audit, update, analyze, and determine shipboard inventory management posture.
Execute ship acquisition and fleet sustainment support services utilizing specified systems.