The Transportation Supply Technician performs limited technical supply management work involving functions such as inventory and storage management, cataloging, and property utilization. Work is generally organized by commodity or function and focuses on stable, standardized areas or narrowly scoped supply operations, with assignments involving individual cases or supply actions and occasional consideration of program requirements or variations from standard guidelines. The position performs container management and support functions and operates a government container storage yard according to ASO processes. It maintains International Organization for Standardization (ISO) container records and accountability, inspects containers for serviceability, coordinates repairs, and prepares and maintains container transaction documents in accordance with applicable DoD and Army requirements. The role also uses ACAMS, other logistics information systems, and standard office software, and coordinates with supported units, maintenance, and the Army Intermodal and Distribution Platform Management Office. The role requires military logistics or supply training, or equivalent civilian coursework, along with relevant general experience and container-management knowledge. The employee must meet citizenship, background-check, drug-testing, driver’s-license, and credential requirements. Forklift operation is preferred but not required; a forklift license must be held or obtainable.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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