SME Technical Instructor - FCCO

ValCorp•Fort Carson, CO

19d•$60,000 - $70,000

About The Position

Serves as an instructor and course developer in logistics disciplines, including supply activities, property management, unit movement, maintenance management, logistics information systems, logistics readiness reporting, vehicle maintenance, engineer and armament functions, small arms, communications equipment, night vision devices, nuclear, biological and chemical systems, test measurement and diagnostic equipment (TMDE), and driver training. Provides resident staff logistics expertise across these and related maintenance and sustainment areas. Works with the G4 COMET Manager to develop a logistics assessment, review, and analysis program consistent with supported commanders’ intent and published policies. The program is based on applicable Army publications and directives, safety and maintenance messages, command supplements, and other governing requirements. It focuses on logistics readiness events such as the Army Strategic Readiness Assessment, Logistics Readiness Review, and FORSCOM Readiness Review. The instructor prepares briefings, point papers, reports, and fact sheets, responds to requests, and summarizes assessments and analyses for commanders. Assesses logistics training and defines training requirements, including perishable skills, terminal learning objectives, and outcome metrics. Provides hands-on training evaluation and drafts curricula for G4 approval, emphasizing instruction in operational environments. Coordinates with G4 staff on embedded training requirements and training aids, devices, simulations, and simulators, and assists with preparation of associated program-of-instruction materials for USG approval. Coordinates and performs recurring quality-assurance assistance for supported units, providing formal or informal assessments, advice, and assistance regarding compliance with logistics programs and reporting feedback to FORSCOM and/or corps and division commanders. Contractor personnel must complete a favorable background investigation, be eligible for a DoD Common Access Card, and remain eligible to maintain a DCSA Personal Security Clearance at the Secret level or higher throughout employment.

Requirements

At least five years of experience managing tasks involving sustainment and maintenance of Army supplies and equipment.
Ability to communicate directly and through correspondence with senior Army leaders, including General Officers.
Experience analyzing command logistics programs, identifying shortcomings, developing corrective recommendations, and presenting findings to senior leadership for decision-making.
At least five years of experience as a subject matter expert in the Army Maintenance Management System, Army Materiel Maintenance Policy, Supply Policy Below the National Level, Using Unit Supply Systems, Physical Security, and Environmental Programs.
Proficiency with GCSS-Army, DST, SASMOD, TC-AIMS, V-SAT, SABREViz, Microsoft Office, and Vantage.
Knowledge of Army logistics publications and the listed maintenance, supply, property accountability, safety, equipment, training, and materiel-management programs and processes.
Must complete a favorable background investigation.
Must be eligible to obtain a Department of Defense Common Access Card.
Must be eligible to maintain a DCSA Personal Security Clearance at the Secret level or higher for the duration of employment.

Responsibilities

Serve as an instructor and course developer in assigned Army logistics disciplines.
Provide resident staff logistics expertise in maintenance management, logistics information systems, readiness reporting, equipment maintenance, and other listed sustainment disciplines.
Collaborate with the G4 COMET Manager to develop a logistics assessment, review, and analysis program based on applicable regulations, manuals, messages, supplements, and governing directives.
Focus logistics assessment activities on readiness events including ASRA, LRR, and FRR.
Prepare and deliver briefings, point papers, reports, and fact sheets, respond as required, and provide commanders with a summary of logistics assessments, reviews, and analyses.
Assess logistics training and define requirements, including perishable skills, terminal learning objectives, and outcome metrics.
Provide hands-on evaluation for logistics training.
Draft training curricula for G4 approval, emphasizing hands-on instruction for Soldiers in operational environments.
Work with G4 staff to identify embedded training requirements and determine TADSS requirements, coordinating development of TADSS materials.
Assist G4 staff in developing POI materials, including lesson plans, student handouts, and instructor manuals, for USG approval.
Coordinate and perform cyclic quality-assurance assistance for supported units, providing assessments, advice, and compliance assistance.
Provide feedback from unit assistance and assessments to FORSCOM and/or corps and division commanders.