Logistics Specialist / Joint Property Book Manager (5504)

SMX•Aiea, HI

3d•$110,000 - $135,000•Onsite

About The Position

SMX is seeking highly motivated, self-starter Logistics Specialist / Property Book Manager to support material supply chain operations, logistical planning, and life-cycle management. This Specialist will serve as critical logistics node, executing traditional property book functions while providing comprehensive Joint Property Book Office (JPBO) support, leading operational meetings, and delivering direct support to Special Operations Command Pacific (SOCPAC).

Requirements

Clearance Required: TS/SCI
Minimum of two (2) years’ experience, within the last 10 years, in property book management within a joint military environment.
Minimum of one (1) year of experience with Special Operations Forces (SOF) property management, including direct familiarity with MFP 11 and service-common equipment lines.
Demonstrated understanding of property accountability principles, or a strong willingness and capacity to rapidly learn joint property accountability requirements.
Willing and physically able to travel (CONUS/OCONUS) in support of JPBO and SOCPAC missions.
Strong verbal and written skills, with the ability to brief senior leadership and effectively lead synchronization meetings.
Attention to Detail: Exceptional precision in database management, equipment accountability, and financial audit sampling.

Nice To Haves

Logistics support experience in DOW and in the PACOM AOR

Responsibilities

Operate proficiently within military service component unclassified and classified property accountability systems/databases, including but not limited to Enterprise Logistics Management System (ELMS), Secured-Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (S-PBUSE), and Global Combat Support Systems-Army (GCSS-Army), SODA, and DST. Conduct system inputs, records management, and reconciliations to ensure strict accuracy and the proper tracking of equipment by its respective Major Funding Program (MFP).
Manage force tree updates and coordinate the establishment, modification, and management of Unit Identification Codes (UICs) and Department of Defense Activity Address Codes (DoDAACs). Execute these functions utilizing the SOCOM SOLMAN application and the Army Enterprise Systems Integration Program (AESIP).
Conduct, oversee, and participate in all physical inventories (including but not limited to 100% baseline, cyclic, sensitive item, change of command, and ad-hoc). Ensure accountability records are fully reconciled and accurately maintained post-inventory.
Maintain strict, continuous audit readiness across all supported accounts in compliance with DoD Financial Improvement and Audit Readiness (FIAR) guidance. Conduct internal testing and compile financial audit samples (e.g., Existence and Completeness testing).
Collect, reconcile, and digitally archive Key Supporting Documents (KSDs)—such as DD Forms 1149, 1348-1A, and 250—to validate lifecycle events and equipment valuation. Oversee Government Furnished Property (GFP) tracking and compliance.
Initiate, process, and close/complete all relevant supply chain documents. Receive, inspect, verify, and specifically catalog equipment and property using bar code readers, docking stations, or manual methods during system failures.
Provide direct, daily logistics and property book support to SOCPAC. Serve as the primary liaison for the JPBO to ensure joint equipment accountability, funding code segregation, and audit readiness across all MFPs.
Coordinate and execute the physical shipping, receiving, and global distribution of equipment (packing, manifesting, routing, tracking) utilizing enterprise routing and data platforms like the Decision Support Tool (DST) and SODA. Manage live movement location updates and execute data presentation utilizing Palantir systems or applicable systems to provide real-time situational awareness of logistics flow.
Manage the complete lifecycle for property turn-ins and distribution, including preparing, intake, and receiving of equipment. Maintain necessary accesses via the DLA Account Management and Provisioning System (AMPS). Execute equipment turn-in dispositions and DLA Disposition Services (DRMO) actions by utilizing Electronic Turn-in Documents (ETIDs) and eDOCs. Accurately inspect items and generate all required physical and electronic documentation while maintaining automated property accountability records.
Manage the administrative lifecycle of Financial Liability Investigations of Property Loss (FLIPLs) from initiation through completion within applicable database systems. Track, process, and route all required documentation to ensure process flow.
Operate general-purpose Government vehicles, including cars, vans, trucks, forklifts, and manual/mechanized pallet jacks, to load, unload, inspect, and uniquely identify materials. (Requires maintaining appropriate MHE certifications, e.g., forklift, boxtruck).
Execute material management policies across all MFPs (including MFP 11 and service-common funding). Ensure strict compliance with DoDI 4140.01 (Supply Chain Policy), DoDI 5000.64 (Accountability of DoD Equipment), and USSOCOM Directive 700-2 (Accountability and Management of USSOCOM Property Management) and all applicable regulatory guidance.
Actively attend, lead, participate in, and represent the logistics and JPBO branches during daily/weekly synchronization meetings, operational planning teams (OPTs), and working groups.
Act as the logistics customer service liaison. Coordinate with internal users and external entities (SOCOM, DLA, SOFSA, commercial vendors, item managers, and fielding teams) to tailor logistics support to customer needs. Participate in managing the SOCOM Joint Operational Stock program.
Assist in coordinating all logistics elements (e.g., spares, support equipment, technical data, training, facilities, provisioning) to ensure integrated logistics support requirements are tailored to the customer's needs. Participate in managing the SOCOM Joint Operational Stock program.
Act as the logistics customer service liaison to internal and external customers. Provide timely, accurate input via telephone, email, VTC, Microsoft Teams, and face-to-face interactions.
Conduct short- and long-term CONUS and OCONUS travel as required. Travel duties include conducting physical inventories at forward locations, performing site visits, providing hands-on logistical support to SOCPAC elements in theater, and executing scheduled transactions and training events.