Senior Operations Technician

CONTINGENT UPON CONTRACT AWARD

Senior Operations Technician

Fort Rucker, Alabama

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Senior Operations Technician Supervisor. Shall be familiar with contract requirements and the responsibilities of all sections / departments of the contractor performing duties within the scope of work for the Fort Novosel Range Operations and Maintenance Contract. Inspects and maintains range complex and training area as directed within the PWS. Uses appropriate Army and Installation regulations to provide an oversight of workplans for all training locations under the purview of this contract in accordance with Army and Installation standards. Must be flexible/available for on-call, after-hours emergencies.

Serve as the Contractor senior supervisor for range operations and the firing desk in support of the Chief, Training Division by participating in the management and operational functioning of Fort Novosel live fire ranges and training areas. Is the technical authority pertaining to range operations section during training and live fire events. Responsible for directing and coordinating the full spectrum of safety range functions in the absence of the DAC staff and providing continuity in operations. Works jointly with the Range Branch government staff in the planning, development and execution of the programs, policies and procedures involved in the safe operation of live fire ranges and training areas. Ensures that range safety requirements are adhered to in the scheduling of range use, maintenance, modification, and installation of ranges and training facilities. Provides safety related input to the Chief, Training Division regarding changes to and or new firing requests i.e. combined arms exercises, temporary firing, and testing of prototypes. Make basic determinations regarding the advisability or inadvisability of requested non-standard training, and make recommendations to the Chief, Training Division. Possesses a comprehensive understanding of military training requirements and live fire training events for a wide variety of Army military occupational specialties. Performs other duties as assigned.

EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:

• Minimum of bachelor's degree in related field and or 3 years Operations Technician Experience.
• Provides recommendations to Range Operations Leadership for improvements to existing operations.
• Responsible for all contractor Range Operations duties.
• Responsible for firing desk manning and scheduling.
• Selects personnel for assignments, provides training and development, and maintains clear and concise work standards and goals. Overseas and tracks work assignments to completion.
• Completes performance evaluations, conducts employee counseling, and takes corrective action as necessary.
• Encourages safe and secure work environment and practices.
• Ensures adherence to all Range Operations policies & procedures, contractual, ethics and safety standards.
• Performs other responsibilities associated with this position as may be appropriate.
• Proof of US Citizenship required.

SPECIAL JOB REQUIREMENTS:

• Advanced knowledge of Army Range Operations.
• Demonstrated leadership and management skills.
• Ability to clearly articulate and deliver work objectives and instructions.
• Ability to prioritize, work effectively under time constraints, and schedule workload to meet deadlines.
• Advanced knowledge of codes/regulations covering facility maintenance and workers' safety.
• Ability to work independently, in a matrix setting (dual reporting), and collaboratively with management team.
• Strong written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills.

Other Requirements:

US Citizenship required for this Position: Yes

Performance Location: Fort Rucker, Alabama

Relocation Assistance: No

Clearance Type: N/A (may require background check)

Travel Required: Limited, within local training complex areas

Working Environment:

The work environment consists of both office and field settings within the Fort Rucker Gunnery Range and Training Complex. The position may require frequent visits to range and maintenance sites, including exposure to noise, weather, and outdoor conditions typical of live-fire training environments. The Project Manager may be required to work extended hours, weekends, or holidays based on mission schedules and contract needs.