Principle Accountabilities
- Manages and is responsible for all assigned personnel and equipment in the Materiel Section, ensuring maximum utilization and conservation of resources.
- Manages the Section according to the applicable standards of AFI 21-20I and Munitions SOP.
- In the event of an emergency, takes necessary control and timely response actions.
- Enforces strict adherence of all applicable directives; e., technical, safety, security, quality.
- Implements timely corrective actions of all discrepancies identified during internal/external audits.
- Develops and manages production efforts, goals and levels according to contractual requirements.
- Inspects munitions stockpile, facilities, tools, MMHE, support vehicles and equipment to ensure serviceability and determines causes of negative performance trends.
- Evaluates technical skills of personnel for conformance to established standards.
- Develops production schedules and goals to meet requirements of daily timeline s, special taskers, special projects, and contingency s Submits schedules to Munitions Control and Superintendent for final approval.
- Utilize s CAS to the maximum extent possible in all production efforts and processes.
- Verifies that personnel complete all accountability documentation that is an integral part of production actions, and submit on a timely manner to Operations Accountability Element.
- Identifies and advises the Munitions Superintendent of limiting factors that may impact performance goals.
- Advises Munitions Superintendent about personnel performance and all production actions, to include root cause s and solutions to correct negative trends in the Section’s performance.
- Monitors the skills, proficiency of assigned personnel as it impacts production efforts.
- Conduct s sample surveillance audits of different processes in the Elements.
- Interfaces and coordinates with the deployed Munition s Flight management as needed.
- Tracks training requirements and ensures personnel receive necessary training.
- Ensures personnel properly utilize CTKS, special tool needs, bench stock requirements, MMHE and support equipment commensurate with production efforts.
- Ensures that personnel accurately calculate and observe the net explosives limits of all storage and operating locations commensurate with production actions.
- Verifies that visual inspections on lightning protection and static ground systems are performed and documented in accordance with AFMAN 91-20 I, AFI 32-1065 Grounding System.
- Ensures Munitions Control is informed of fire symbol, hazard marker, Risk Category or classified munitions changes that effect munitions storage and maintenance facilities.
- Works necessary hours, to include stand-by duties, to support mission requirements during peacetime and combat contingencies.
- May be appointed as the Munitions Superintendent during the incumbent’s absence.
- Performs other duties as assigned by the Munitions Superintendent.
Knowledge and Skills
- Highly proficient using CAS and knowledgeable with accountability standards
- Skilled with diverse software in using computers.
- Prefer qualified person that has had Munitions Inspector’s experience.
- Have normal color perception
- Must be capable of obtaining a host nation driver’s license
- Must be a U. citizen
Experience and Requirements
- Minimum of seven years’ experience with USAF Military Munitions (AFSC 2W0XI).
- Minimum of five years combined supervisory experience in USAF munitions activities and
- US Secret Security Clearance (Active)
Physical Requirements
- Physically capable of performing all required duties; capable of lifting 50 lbs.