General Supply Specialist (Munitions Accountable Systems Officer)

Quick Facts

• Role: Air Reserve Technician (ART) — General Supply Specialist (Munitions Accountable Systems Officer)

• Focus: Conventional munitions accountability and maintenance management

Description

Serve as the Munitions Accountable Systems Officer (MASO) and Single Point Accountable Property Officer (APO) for conventional munitions, providing installation-level oversight of the stockpile and ensuring munitions accountability. Manage wing-level munitions operations, enforce hazardous materials and munitions safety/storage/security compliance, and provide quality assurance. Train reservists on assigned tasks and perform supervisory responsibilities for a small shop.

Responsibilities

• Act as Wing Munitions Accountable Property Officer for Munitions

• Oversee Wing munitions programs via the Munitions Operations Element

• Enforce federal/state/DoD/USAF/local regulations for hazardous materials/waste munitions

• Ensure compliance with munitions safety, storage compatibility, NEW limits, and stockpile security requirements

• Function as quality assurance advisor

• Supervise personnel for a small shop

Requirements

• U.S. citizenship required

• Current Air Force Reserve member (or willing/qualified to join)

• Specialized experience: at least 1 year at GS-09 (or equivalent), OR qualifying graduate education, OR a qualifying combination (transcripts required if using education)

• Knowledge of conventional munitions maintenance and storage procedures, inventory management, and munitions accountability techniques/processes/procedures

• Knowledge of automated and manual accounting systems

• Knowledge of munitions safety procedures for handling, management, and disposal of hazardous munitions waste/materials

• Knowledge of the USAF Technical Order Program and its certification/documentation procedures

• Ability to use the Air Force Combat Ammunition System

• Ability to plan/organize work, analyze problems, and develop timely/economical solutions; strong oral and written communication

• Ability to coordinate munitions policy, sourcing data, and technical interpretation with staff/higher headquarters/other bases/engineers/contractors/item managers

• Ability to follow safety and security regulations and wear PPE in compliance with safety directives

• May be required to fly on military/commercial aircraft for TDY; may work evenings/weekends/holidays and uncommon tours

• May be required to obtain a valid state/commercial driver’s license with hazardous materials endorsement

Benefits

A comprehensive U.S. federal benefits package (eligibility depends on position type). ART roles are eligible for 15 days active duty tour per year with full civilian pay, and ART units/members may be subject to mobilization to meet national emergencies.