Tactical Convoy Instructor Virginia Beach Virginia

BEI Tactical•Virginia Beach, VA

About The Position

BEI Tactical requires the below position for a future anticipated award. When awarded, we will support the MAREXSECGRU TEU with Ground-qualified HRTIs, proficient in Embarked Security, Aircraft Security, and Position Defense training, Virginia Beach Virginia. This effort encompasses contractor support to provide MAREXSECGRU TEU a support team of Subject Matter Experts experienced in specialized Maritime Expeditionary Security Force skills and operations in order to primarily execute HRT in the course of training and creating curriculum for MESF companies, platoons, patrol boat crews, and other special purpose maritime security teams in Coastal Maritime operations, HVU protection, combat shooting techniques, tactical vehicle and convoy operation, Expeditionary Designated Marksman EDM), Ground Operations, Small Unit Tactics, Embarked Security Team (EST), and Aircraft Security Teams (AST), and critical time-intensive administrative functions . This land based high-risk course is intended to teach MSRON members how to plan and conduct tactical convoys in support of MESF operations worldwide. Tactics focus primarily on Required Operational Capabilities/Project Operating Environment tactics but can be modified to meet any theater of operation. This is high-risk training due to maneuvering mixed armored vehicles in close proximity on both on and off-road courses and can include live fire using CSW from moving vehicles.

Requirements

Must be a graduate of a certified Navy Instructor Training Course (NEC 9502, 9501, or 9518) or equivalent (Completion of a civilian (or commercial) formal course of instruction, which has been evaluated and certified as a JIT/NITC equivalence by the Center for Professional Development). Consideration will be additionally granted for experience as a Crew-Served Weapons Instructor, Small Arms Marksmanship Instructor, and/or Expeditionary Small Arms Marksmanship Instructor, or similar military instructor qualification. One year of instructional experience in lieu of designation (as evidenced by DD214, course certificates, etc.
Must have USN Naval Coastal Warfare, Maritime Expeditionary Security, Riverine, Coast Riverine or Special Operations (USN SEAL, or Special Warfare Combat Crewman) experience.
Must be a graduate of Blackwater, Mid-South Shooting Institute, Gryphon or SFAUC, or MCAUC small arms weapons training. Equivalent tactical small arms weapons training schools will be considered.
Prior military shall have Honorable Discharge from Active-Duty Military service, with favorable reenlistment code.
Qualified Navy or civilian industry standard equivalent Range Safety Officer for small arms and CSW static and dynamic live-fire ranges
Must meet Navy High-Risk Training requirements as outlined in OPNAVINST 1500.75 series.
Must provide proof of recent (within three years) first aid certification or Tactical Combat Casualty Care.
Must possess valid Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) / Automated External Defibrillator (AED) certification.
Must have Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Must possess proof of recent, within the past 3 years of qualifications for the following weapons systems: M9 Pistol or designated replacement M4/M16 (or variants) Rifle M500 Shotgun
Additionally, instructors must be able to qualify with the following weapons systems as required: M14 Enhanced Battle Rifle M240 Machine Gun M2HB .50 cal Machine Gun M203 Grenade Launcher Mk38 Mod 2 25mm Machine Gun MK50 Remote Weapon Station Other weapon systems as assigned
Must have SECRET Clearance
Meet and maintain eligibility for high-risk training instructors, as delineated in CORIVFORINST 1500.1 series and supporting references.

Responsibilities

Perform basic to advanced levels of classroom and practical field instruction in accordance with approved curricula, including nighttime exercises as required.
Maintain an instructor training binder with approved personalized course materials to be utilized during instruction.
Perform and observe the safe operations of, including, but not limited to, authorized weapons systems, small craft, tactical vehicles, assorted support equipment, and authorized technical training equipment, including laser systems and synthetic weapons trainers.
Perform course preparations to include, but not limited to, preparation of classroom, weapons loading, weapons mounting, target placement, computer set up, practical area set up, vehicle staging, etc.
Perform operator level weapons cleaning, maintenance and repairs of all authorized weapons systems and ranges.
Participate in material maintenance of existing curricula following Government authorized processes.
Obtain course qualifications in accordance with approved guidance.
Complete and maintain require Personnel Qualification Standards (PQS) for each watch station that the instructor is training or evaluating personnel on.
Perform general facility cleanup to include but not limited to, trash removal, sweeping, swabbing, kitchen, appliances, lounge, bathroom, TOC areas, and ranges.