Munitions Controller

Role Overview

Planning and Scheduling

• Oversee routine and contingency planning, workload, and production scheduling for the Munitions Department.
• Prepare annual, quarterly, monthly, and weekly munitions maintenance and inspection forecasts and schedules.
• Manage awaiting maintenance, awaiting parts, and TCTO programs and coordinate requirements with maintenance and supply stakeholders.
• Maintain delayed discrepancy files and coordinate ADR status and disposal or shipment schedules.

Operations and Coordination

• Monitor facilities, equipment, vehicles, munitions resources, capabilities, and limitations that may affect mission accomplishment.
• Coordinate workload planning and support with the AEW Munitions Flight and attend required planning and reconciliation meetings.
• Track explosive-operation progress and maintain workforce status.
• Notify supporting activities before hazardous operations, evacuation drills, or fire drills.

Control and Compliance

• Manage keys and locks for munitions structures in accordance with AFMAN 21-200.
• Maintain emergency action check sheets for war, crash, fire, severe weather, and explosive-mishap scenarios.
• Notify the Fire Department about qualifying explosive movements or changes to magazine hazard symbols and document the notification.
• Manage MSA Owner/User responsibilities under DAFI 31-101 and perform entry-controller duties as required.
• Perform required TICMS actions using the Receiver role and ensure documents follow routing procedures.

Minimum Requirements

• Intermediate knowledge of USAF Supply, TMO, Munitions, and Tech Order systems or a US Service equivalent.
• Intermediate knowledge of munitions control and scheduling processes and procedures.
• Intermediate ability to adapt to stress and communicate clearly and concisely.
• Proficiency with computers, Windows, Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, and Word.
• Four years of experience with military munitions.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret US Government Clearance; US citizenship is required for this clearance.
• Valid home-country driver's license and ability to obtain a host-nation driver's license.
• Ability to travel domestically and internationally and perform required physical duties, including lifting, pushing, or pulling at least 50 pounds.

Work Environment

• Work occurs in office, maintenance shop, or warehouse environments and may require extended outdoor work.
• Stand-by duties and additional hours may be required during peacetime and combat contingencies.
• Required personal protective equipment must be worn according to prescribed procedures.

Quality and Reporting