Us Army Work Values

Daily Duties at Us Army:

I was a non-commission officer in the Army, during my time in Joint Base Fort Lewis Mchord I was the Battalion Ammunition Manager. I supervises the receipt, storage, issue, and preparation of ammunition, ammunition components and explosives for transportation and storage; supervises ammunition stock control and accounting procedures for surveillance inputs, conducts ammunition inspections and tests, performs inspections of containers and vehicles transporting ammunition; inspects storage locations, ensuring compliance with storage computability, quantity distance, and explosive safety limits; additionally ensures compliance with all ammunition safety requirements as prescribed in applicable Army Regulations. I was also a Crew Master Gunner for my Unit. I supervises the operation and maintenance of 12 Counter Radio Controlled IED Electronic Warfare (CREW) systems utilizing test equipment and computer system with a total value of over $200,000. I oversee proper Preventive Maintenance Check and Services (PMCS) and train personnel on CREW system. I review and remain current on intelligent report related to the CREW system and IED mission. My primary occupation when I joined the army was CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) specialist. My job was to assist in the establishment and application of Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) defense measures. Provide training advice and supervision regarding the proper use and maintenance procedures for CBRN equipment and operations. Operate and perform operator maintenance on identification/detection and decontamination equipment. I advised chain of command and civilian personal first responders on CBRN response operations. I was also a Supply Clerk as additional duty, I receive and separate incoming supplies, processing them for distribution to the supported units, receiving and preparing excess and repairable used parts for reshipment, and stock control functions general reporting. I maintains property accountability under automated Property Book System; assists in the development of equipment requirements and reports; coordinates with supply activities; reviews and annotates changes to unit material condition status report; posts transactions to organizational property books and supporting transaction files; manages and accounts for Organizational Clothing and Individual Equipment; determines method of obtaining relief from responsibility for lost, damaged, and destroyed equipment; maintains personal clothing records. Performs duties involving supply requests, receipt, storage, issue, accountability and preservation of individual, organizational and installation equipment; assists to maintain automated supply system for accounting of organizational equipment and supplies; assists to maintains all administrative supply and supporting document files; responsible to issue, receive, ensure cleanliness, secure and control weapons / ammunition; plans, conducts and evaluates section training; Serves as alternate trainer of section subordinate.

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Skills

• Active Secret Clearance , • Bilingual English/French, • Management , • Security, • Conflict resolution, • Leadership, • Operation, • Procurement, • Ability to organize personal work priorities, • Knowledge of filing and updating records, • Ability to make travel and accommodation arrangements, • General office procedural knowhow, • Ability to work independently and as part of a team, • Excellent organizational skills, • Internet savvy with expertise in Microsoft Office Suite, • Ability to research and analyze data effectively, • Exceptional attention to detail and interpersonal skills, • Demonstrated ability to remain self motivated at all times, • Able to manage stress, • Flexible in working hours

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