Job No:

542736

Work Type:

Full-time Location:

BELLEMONT

Categories:

Facilities Management/Maintainence/Construction/Operations,Skilled Trades/Crafts,Misc/Other/Not Applicable

DEPT EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS DEMA DEMA ORDNANCE HANDLER CAMP NAVAJO BELLEMONT DOE LRM LRM ASA ESQD PES

• Performing operational tasks, in compliance with Standing Operating Procedures or other similar task guidance procedures, for the safe and efficient execution of shipping, receiving, and warehousing operations relating to all customer commodities (AA&E and Non-AA&E).

Ensuring all tasks are conducted in accordance with DOD , federal, state and/or local regulatory guidance. Reporting any and all non-compliance issues relating to safety through proper supervisory channels.

• Operating assigned Material Handling Equipment ( MHE ), Weight Handling Equipment ( WHE ), Commercial Motor Vehicle ( CMV ) and other associated tools and equipment in a safe and efficient manner, following all regulatory mandates. Performing Post Operation Inspections and file reports as applicable.
• Performing Prior to Use ( PTU ) and Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services ( PMCS ) on assigned

MHE , WHE

, CMV's, and other AA&E assorted tools and equipment in accordance with regulatory guidelines. Ensuring all equipment is serviceable and safe to use in all operations. Completing

PTU / PMCS

documentation and filing in accordance with departmental equipment maintenance procedures.

• Performing general housekeeping to ensure cleanliness, orderliness and user level maintenance of all associated departmental facilities and surrounding work areas.
• Performing specialized handling of AA&E such as disassembly of arm/disarm and safe devices, nozzle removal, exudate cleanup, component installations/removals as specified by customer technical documents.
• Maintaining AA&E and Non-AA&E certification eligibility through the performance and attendance of required sustainment training in accordance with applicable Training, Qualification, and Certification Program.

Reading and reviewing all regulatory documentation relating to assigned AA&E and Non-AA&E operational tasks, ensuring all updates and revisions are understood. Keeping current with any changes or updates to documentation.

• When/as necessary, will/may direct AA&E and Non-AA&E operations in support of directorate goals and objectives when dedicated leadership is unavailable (i.

e. supervising operations while crew-chief is absent or required to travel between concurrent operational locations). ? The application and usage of Federal, State and Local laws, rules, regulations, policies and procedures governing the handling of all AA&E, as well as how to find answers to safely handle AA&E, if not already well established. ? The safe use of assigned powered equipment and basic hand tools. ? Ordnance Operations Directorate Standard Operating Procedures ( SOP ) involving the understanding, operation, maintenance and user level repairs of

MHE , WHE

, CMV's and other associated tools and equipment. ? The basic principles and procedures for the safe storage and handling of AA&E. ? Studying training materials or regulatory guidance. Being capable of retaining information, displaying retention through various forms of demonstration (ie. Written examinations, verbal feedback, physical demonstrations of required tasks, etc.). ? The risks associated with working with and in close proximity to high explosives and the safety measures required to perform such activities.

Skilled in:

? Manual dexterity for the safe and proper operation of all associated equipment and tools. ? Effective communication through written, visual and verbal communications (where written or spoken, must be in the English language). ? Flexibility as a team player who thrives in environments requiring ability to effectively prioritize and juggle multiple concurrent projects. ? Being a personable professional whose strengths include cultural sensitivity and an ability to build rapport with a diverse workforce in multicultural settings. ? Reading comprehension skills, as well as the adequate application of; Technical Orders (TO's), Technical Manuals (TM's), Job Guides, Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's), Federal, DOD and State regulations, as well as other such regulatory documents or compliance manuals.

Ability to:

? Maintain a high degree of attention to operational details while also maintaining 100% situational awareness. ? Apply procedures set forth in technical orders, federal, state and departmental standard operating procedures. ? Maintain a secret level security clearance. ? Maintain a state of Arizona commercial driver's license (class a with hazmat endorsement). ? Create effective interpersonal relationships with customers, staff, visitors, as well as fellow employees of Camp Navajo. ? Find solutions to problems using their creativity, reasoning, and past experiences along with available information and resources, and act in the best interests of the organization when information and resources are not available. ? Obtain and sustain eligibility for operations certification, in all associated and implied tasks listed above and in the job summary. ? Demonstrate proficiency on all ksa's and job summary requirements on an ongoing cyclic basis (ie. Semi-annual, annual, biennial, periodic, etc.) ? Adhere to and enforce all safety rules and regulations to ensure and provide for a safe and healthy work environment. To view full details and how to apply, please login or create a Job Seeker account