Aviation Resource Management Technician

Quick Facts

Aviation Resource Management Technician supporting unit flight services and aviation resource programs.

Description

Provide flight services, validate pre-flight Go/No-Go data (including FCIF information), and schedule flying activities and Special Use Airspace. Manage aviation resource programs and training/resource requirements using centralized ARMS reporting and systems, while maintaining aviation service data, flying history, and training records.

Responsibilities

• Obtain flight clearances and validate required Flight Crew Information File (FCIF) and other Go/No-Go pre-flight data
• Provide technical guidance for scheduling Special Use Airspace (SUA)
• Monitor and manage personnel status (incoming/outgoing PCS, separation/retirement, TDY) and perform aviation management duties
• Manage aviation resource programs using Ad-Hoc reports and centralized AF ARMS systems
• Monitor resources and training requirements to support mission accomplishment and safety of flight
• Produce and monitor weekly/monthly flying schedules and maintain scheduling databases

Requirements

• U.S. citizenship
• Secret security clearance (obtain and maintain)
• Selective Service registration for males
• At least 1 year of specialized experience at the next lower grade (GS-06 or equivalent)
• Meet GS time-in-grade requirements for merit promotion applicants where applicable
• Knowledge/skill applying Aviation Resource Management directives, instructions, and manuals
• Ability to use computer equipment and administrative software programs
• Ability to interpret aviation law/regulations, identify errors, and resolve problems
• Ability to communicate clearly and with technical accuracy
• Willingness to travel TDY, work non-traditional hours, and support contingency situations as directed

Benefits

Federal employment offers a comprehensive benefits package; eligibility depends on position type (full-time/part-time/intermittent) and is determined by the hiring agency.