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87th Aerial Port Squadron Work Values
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Daily Duties at 87th Aerial Port Squadron:
OIC Readiness Flight overseeing 25 personnel six commander support staff programs. Leading squadron in preparation for March 2014 joint Unit Compliance Inspection (UCI) and Logistics Compliance Assessment Program (LCAP) inspection. Managing and reviewing 50+ programs ensuring compliance with applicable Air Force guidance. OIC Passenger Services and Air Terminal Operation sections; directly supervise 60+ Airmen. OIC for the UCI and LCAP inspections; no major write-ups; EXCELLENT squadron rating. Directs aerial port operations to include management of fixed and mobile air terminals through various sub-processes: aerial delivery, air freight, ATOC, and passenger terminal. Ensures proper allocation and effective use of transportation resources. Collects and analyzes data on air transportation schedules, coordinates and tracks movement of cargo. Coordinates contingency transportation support requirements and capabilities with other agencies using the Global Transportation Network (GTN) and Global Air Transportation and Execution System (GATES). Led ORI team to an EXCELLENT rating; achieved highest rating without being evaluated on CBRNE.
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Information about 87th Aerial Port Squadron
Company Rank: Not Available
Average length of employment : 7 years
Average salary of employees: $110,000
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