Supply Technician

Supply TechnicianPosition Location: Coronado, CA Clearance Level: SecretResponsibilities (including, but not limited):Process and manage initial personal gear, sustainment, and Operational Consumables (OPCON) issues. Breakouts of OPCON and processing of General Service Requests: 5.4 man-hours per day. Issue Initial personal gear and sustainment: 5.4 man-hours per day.Process and manage incoming materiel, stowage, inventories, and daily reconciliation of materiel issued in DPAS, RSUPPLY, and SSAVIE, or equivalent authorized Government property management system. Warehouse management/Receiving/Stowage/Receipt Processing. DPAS/R-Supply Management. Research of incoming materiel.Life cycle management to include ordering, issuing, return, and disposal of all SPEAR gear issued to TECHs and SEALs. SSAVIE Management. Customer Service/Materiel & SPEAR gear issueProcess and manage the receipt, turnover and shipment of material for the entire West Coast claimancy. MHE Operation (license to operate a forklift is required). Receive/ship incoming/outgoing materiel.Process and manage the return and disposal of personal gear. Receive and process gear returns.Qualifications Position Specific Knowledge and Requirements:Must possess and maintain forklift license.Must possess an active SECRET security clearance.Possess a valid state driver's license.Be able to drive Government-owned trucks, forklifts and vans. No CDL license required.Currently hold and maintain an active Secret Clearance.Be able to operate a Personal Computer (PC) with common/standard business software programs. Be proficient in Microsoft Office applications, to include Word, Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint.Have direct knowledge of installation level and strategic support logistic programs and systems that relate to logistic capability and capacity.Possess an excellent work ethic.Have excellent verbal and written communication skills.Pay strong attention to detail and be highly accurate in performing all tasks.Perform duties independently, with minimal oversight.Be able to write correspondence in a military format, when necessary