Logistics Supervisor - (Inspection and Inventory)

Amentum•US-NV-Creech AFB-RSSII (NV985), NV

3d•$81,400 - $100,000

About The Position

Amentum is hiring a Logistics Supply Supervisor to oversee Equipment Accountability Element (EAE), Maintenance Support (MX), centralized and decentralized material storage, inventory, inspection, and inbound and outbound shipment functions at Creech Air Force Base. The role supervises and performs supply accounting, inventory control, financial planning, funds control, requirements research, property storage and distribution, inspections, and receipt and issue operations. It supports maintenance activities, coordinates repairable-component actions and customer deliveries, manages bench stock and controlled property, and helps maintain the safety, security, and condition of facilities and assets. The supervisor directs extensive Air Force supply and equipment-accountability processes, training, audits, reconciliations, reporting, and customer visits. Shipment duties include proper packing, wrapping, labeling, and shipping; reusable-container monitoring; hazardous cargo requirements; crate building to NSN specifications; and coordination of potential Air Force aircraft shipments. The position requires escorting commercial delivery trucks to and from the main gate for approximately 15% of each workday and coordinating same-day classified shipments because there is no certified classified storage area. The role requires working knowledge of ILS-S, ELMS, and APSR processes, Air Force supply procedures and technical manuals, and shipping and hazardous-material requirements. The employee must obtain and maintain a security clearance and hold a valid state-issued driver’s license. The position involves operating forklifts and material-handling equipment, including forklifts with capacity up to 10,000 pounds, and performing physically active warehouse work. Compensation is listed at $81,400–$100,000. The posting describes the position as at Creech Air Force Base but does not specify whether it is onsite, hybrid, or remote.

Requirements

At least six years of relevant work experience, with a proven track record in scheduling and managing others.
Working knowledge of ILS-S and ELMS databases and APSR processes and procedures.
Familiarity with Air Force procedural requirements and references, including AFI 23-101, AFMAN 23-122, AFH 23-123, AFMAN 23-203, the ILS-S User’s Manual, DoD Manual 4140.27 Volume 1, AFI 24-602 Volume 2, the CMOS shipping system, HAZDEC qualifications, and technical manuals used to manage assets.
Must obtain and maintain a security clearance.
Valid state-issued driver’s license.
Ability to operate a forklift with capacity up to 10,000 pounds and use material-handling equipment.
General knowledge of Air Force warehouse supply functions.
Ability to repetitively hold and balance, reach, flex, twist, stand, walk, stoop, kneel, squat or crouch, climb, and sit for short or extended periods.
Full range of mobility and endurance and ability to lift at least 45 pounds.
Ability to use a computer terminal, review documents, communicate through speech and hearing, remain mentally alert, plan and organize, and work under deadlines.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s degree in a related field such as logistics, or equivalent applicable work experience in Air Force supply systems, particularly EAE, Maintenance Support, centralized or decentralized material storage, and inbound or outbound shipments.

Responsibilities

Oversee EAE, Maintenance Support, centralized and decentralized material storage, inventory, inspection, and inbound and outbound shipment functions.
Manage daily supply document registers and processes, including FIL, parts ordering, rejects, due-out cancellation and validation, tracer actions, SDRs, and organization-code creation in ILS-S.
Conduct customer surveillance visits, annual organizational visits, quarterly bench-stock visits, and annual bench-stock validation; perform quantity changes and establish, delete, or clean up inventory details as required.
Process special requisitions, shipment requests, MICAP actions, Supply Assistance Requests, cataloging and stock-number matters, interchangeable substitute groups, and required reports.
Manage equipment-accountability transactions and processes, including mobility equipment deployment, return, and transfer; in-use identity changes; serialized flags; inter-custody receipts and transfers; equipment detail loads, deletes, and changes; TACRs; equipment receipts; redistribution orders; serial-number changes; repair-and-return actions; and special allowances.
Conduct Block I, Block IIA and IIB, and Block III CBT training; degraded-operations and end-of-year training; and initial and biennial SPRAM training.
Account for OGMVCs in AFEMS or APSR and manage master jacket files and commander and custodian account updates.
Work and report monthly FIAR items, including shipment suspense and validation, CFO data, equipment DOLIs, CA/CRL, deployed equipment, organizational visits, DPAS training, GPC/pilferable listings, SPRAM management, and annual configuration data.
Perform packing, wrapping, labeling, and shipping; monitor reusable containers and the base 451 reusable-container program; follow hazardous cargo requirements; and build crates according to NSN specifications.
Work SDRs and the delinquent outbound shipment listing; use SPIRES and the WRM system for crate specifications.
Escort commercial carrier trucks to and from the main gate for approximately 15% of each workday.
Coordinate with units to issue classified shipments the same day, as no certified classified storage area is available.
Supervise and perform item and monetary accounting, inventory stock control, financial planning, funds control, requirements determination, and supply and equipment research.
Supervise storage, inspection, identification, receipt, issue, and transfer of property; conduct inventories and maintain facility safety and security.
Operate automated equipment, special-purpose government vehicles, and material-handling equipment; provide support to maintenance activities and coordinate repairable-component actions.
Control and issue bench-stock property; obtain material for equipment modifications, periodic component exchanges, and maintenance bills of material.
Control stock rotation to prevent deterioration and maximize use of dated and technical-order-compliant assets; coordinate delivery priorities and destinations, and establish controls for expedited requests.
Supervise central receiving and coordinate shipping requirements with transportation.
Develop methods and improve procedures for storing and issuing property; plan storage-facility use; and maintain a property locator system.
Prepare statements of facts concerning property loss, damage, or destruction other than fair wear and tear.
Control issue and custody documentation for classified, sensitive, and controlled items; compile storage and occupancy planning data; and pull, issue, and bin bench stock.
Plan and schedule material storage and distribution; manage space, material-handling equipment, and spare-parts availability; establish and enforce fire-prevention and safety standards; and determine storage requirements for classified, sensitive, radioactive, hazardous, mobility-readiness, and flammable property.
Maintain assigned unit vehicles.
Provide cross-utilization support to other Supply functions as directed by the Logistics Supervisor.
Perform other duties as assigned.