Ordnance Equipment Mechanic Supervisor

Headquarters, Air Force Reserve Command•Tyndall AFB, FL

About The Position

This is an Air Reserve Technician (ART) position in the regular career civil service. The incumbent must maintain active membership in the assigned Air Force Reserve unit and participate in an average of one weekend of military training per month. The position supervises a section performing munitions work, provides technical and administrative supervision to subordinate workers, and trains reservists in relevant duties and responsibilities. Regular assignments are ART duties, though non-ART duties may be assigned and generally will not exceed 30 percent of total responsibilities. The work schedule is aligned to allow participation in Unit Training Assemblies (UTAs). The supervisor plans work sequences and assigns work based on established schedules, directs work, and performs administrative responsibilities. The role applies equal employment and equal opportunity principles to personnel decisions and promotes compliance with security, safety, health, environmental, and hazardous-material requirements. The employee may need to maintain current certifications, drive a motor vehicle, and travel on commercial or military aircraft for temporary or permanent duty assignments. The position is subject to random drug testing and the Lautenberg Amendment.

Requirements

Be a U.S. citizen.
Males must be registered for Selective Service.
Be a current member of the Air Force Reserve or be willing and qualified to join, and meet and maintain Air Force Reserve requirements.
Meet the screen-out requirement: ability to supervise as an Ordnance Equipment Mechanic Supervisor.
Demonstrate the knowledge and skill needed to perform the work, including knowledge of trade and craft principles; personnel management and EEO/EOT practices; safety and environmental procedures; conventional munitions maintenance and storage; MMHE, support equipment, armament systems, and non-guided munitions; safe operation of light and heavy machinery and vehicles; supply and accounting systems; and munitions assemblies.
Be able to read and interpret technical orders, manuals, maintenance bulletins, blueprints, schematic drawings, and other technical information, and use shop mathematics and handbook formulas.
Be able to troubleshoot complete ordnance systems, make repairs and modifications, and conduct operational and functional tests.
Maintain current certifications.
Meet the requirements of a testing-designated position and submit to random drug testing.
An appropriate, valid driver's license may be required if driving a motor vehicle is part of the position.
An individual convicted of a qualifying crime of domestic violence may not perform the duties of this position.
The work requires standing, bending, stooping, climbing, stretching, and working in tiring or uncomfortable positions and hard-to-reach places; frequently lift up to 40 pounds and occasionally up to 75 pounds; and have hearing with or without aid.

Responsibilities

Provide technical and administrative supervision to subordinate workers performing munitions work.
Train reservists in the duties and responsibilities of the position.
Determine work sequences and assign work based on established work schedules.
Direct work and perform administrative responsibilities.
Apply Equal Employment Opportunity and Equal Opportunity Treatment principles to personnel management actions and decisions, ensuring personnel are treated without discrimination.
Ensure education in and compliance with security directives and the practice of safe and healthy work habits.
Comply with Federal, State, Department of Defense, Air Force, and local regulations concerning hazardous materials, waste, and munitions assets.
Perform other related duties as assigned.