Material Expeditor Lead - Wood Mill

Tyonek Native Corporation•Tucson, AZ

21h•Onsite

About The Position

The Material Expeditor Lead in the Wood Mill will be part of a team that augments services provided by Air Force military personnel. This team is responsible for modifying, maintaining, inspecting, controlling corrosion, overhauling, repairing, regenerating, and storing various weapon systems, related components, missiles, engines, ground support equipment, and vehicles.

Requirements

Must have a high school diploma or equivalent
Must have at least 4-6 years of applicable experience
Must be able to obtain and maintain a Secret Clearance
Must have a Valid state issued driver's license

Responsibilities

Plan, construct and repair specialized containers and material handling items using wood, wood substitute materials or materials required by technical data.
Perform standard and specialized preservation and/or packing using various techniques to ensure safe and damage free movement of various aircraft components.
Prepare, and process required documentation, special handing labels, shipping codes, and required safety data.
Plan, construct and repair containers using Special Packaging instructions (SPI), engineering and process orders, blueprints technical data and item specifications.
Install blocking/bracing points to account for irregular or odd shaped walls, floors, sides, overhead area.
Coordinate shipments with assigned Government representatives to determine location, availability, and condition of materials.
Locate and move materials to specified production areas, using cart or hand truck.
Document and maintain related shipment records.
Perform packing operations including labeling, applying the proper shipping tags, identifying container markings, determining the appropriateness of material in use, and stamping and certifying Work Control Document (WCD).
Follow various Special Packaging Instructions (SPI) and DAFI 24-602, Packaging; DoD 4500.9R, Vol. II, Defense Transportation Regulation (DTR), 49 CFR, International Air Transport Association (IATA), and all related shipping regulations.
Wood Packing Management (WPM) trained.
Use and maintain various types of hand pneumatic and power tools; including table, up cut, miter, band, and panel saws; nailers, impact wrenches, cutoff air tools; and portable power tools such as skill saws, reciprocating saws and drills.
Prepare paint surfaces by removing scale, rust, dirt, and old paint so that coating materials will adhere properly.
Perform all necessary preparatory work including covering gaps and filling surfaces/seams using spackle and other filling materials.
Coat and treat surfaces using standard application techniques (spray, roller or brush) to protect boxes from extreme environmental conditions.
Apply a thin coating when required to account for environmental changes while maintaining the integrity of the coatings.
Use a variety of common hand tools and electric power such as: rollers, spray guns, air compressors, and generators.
Troubleshoot and maintain power sprayer for daily use with support equipment following manufactures' guide for proper operation and cleaning.
Other duties as assigned