Phase SEAL/SWCC Instructor

Bering Straits Native Corp•San Diego, CA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Phase SEAL/SWCC Instructor administers physical and mental development training to students in areas including diving, weapons, demolitions, and small-unit tactics. The instructor leads physical training and endurance-building evolutions, provides guidance to the Government on remediation for student performance deficiencies, and assists with curriculum development and training-material updates. The role also involves creating and reviewing evolution guidelines, conducting operational risk management, evaluating classroom instruction, and reviewing Instructor Training Records. Instructors track student performance and course metrics in the NSW Individual Training and Readiness Management (ITRMS) database, and coordinate with Phase/Division leadership to identify trends and improve individual and class performance. The instructor must qualify as a High-Risk Safety and Training Instructor and meet Phase/Division-specific Course Unique Instructor Training and Evolution Lead Instructor requirements. The position requires adherence to NSW policies and guidance, appropriate protection of personal and health information, and the ability to work indoors and outdoors in varying conditions. Work is generally during daytime hours, with some nights and weekends required based on training needs and limited travel possible. This role has no supervisory responsibilities.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent.
At least eight years of NSW SEAL or SWCC operator experience; qualifying experience must be within the last 20 years.
Meet Water Rescue Craft Operator qualification standards outlined in NAVSPECWARCENINST 3500.4; applicable JQR training will be provided by the Government.
Be able to qualify as an ATV operator and perform duties associated with that qualification.
Hold CPR, AED, and First Aid qualifications before assuming duties.
Possess a current, valid U.S. driver's license and be able to operate government vehicles.
Be a U.S. citizen.
Obtain and maintain a SECRET clearance.
Meet minimum PST standards and maintain sufficient fitness to pass annual testing in accordance with established OPNAVINST Physical Readiness Program guidelines.
Maintain constant mental alertness and situational awareness.
Be able to maneuver around the work setting and see, hear, and verbally communicate with coworkers and contractors; have visual acuity to review written documentation and be able to hear and understand normal speech.
Communicate clearly in writing and verbally; demonstrate time management, prioritization, problem-solving, critical thinking, teamwork, interpersonal skills, and attention to detail.
Have reliable transportation to and from work and be able to obtain access to military installations.
Pass a pre-employment drug screening and have acceptable background-check results.
Obtain and maintain any additional clearance levels required by the contract, if applicable.

Nice To Haves

Ability and willingness to work in a 1st Phase training environment if required.
Former service members with a rank of E7 or higher are strongly preferred.
BSNC shareholders, shareholder descendants, and shareholder spouses who meet minimum qualifications receive hiring, promotion, training, and retention preference.

Responsibilities

Administer physical and mental development training in diving, weapons, demolitions, and small-unit tactics.
Lead physical training evolutions to develop student discipline and endurance, including sessions lasting up to one hour and calisthenics for upper and lower body.
Advise the Government on student remediation to address deficiencies in running, swimming, obstacle-course performance, or other areas as needed.
Assist the Government in developing curriculum and training materials within the scope of training topics.
Review and create evolution guidelines; prepare and conduct operational risk management; evaluate classroom instruction; and review Instructor Training Records.
Assist with designing new courses or updating existing courses that develop basic physical proficiency in core skills.
Recognize and address student-learning problems, communicate clearly, and plan and organize work.
Qualify as a High-Risk Safety and Training Instructor in accordance with applicable OPNAV, NSW, and BTC/ATC instructions and policies.
Qualify under BTC/ATC Phase/Division-specific Course Unique Instructor Training and Evolution Lead Instructor requirements.
Follow NSW policies, instructions, and guidance applicable to training evolutions.
Safeguard personal identification and potentially personal health information in accordance with applicable privacy requirements.
Track student performance through the SEAL/SWCC training pipeline.
Record student performance, testing, and other course metrics in the NSW ITRMS database.
Coordinate with Phase/Division leadership to identify trends and improve student or class performance.
Maintain required physical readiness and meet minimum PST standards, including yearly fitness testing.
Obtain and maintain required clearance and military-installation access, and pass required pre-employment screening.