Property Supervisor, Fort Irwin, Ca at Technica LLC in Fort Irwin, California

Job Description:

Technica LLC seeks to recruit for the position of Property Supervisor on a Government contract with a place of performance at Fort Irwin, CA!

Position Responsibilities:

The Property Supervisor is responsible for management of all Government furnished and Contractor furnished property. This includes duties such as...

• Ensures all property management procedures and associated official records are maintained under the terms of the contract and the 980K requirements
• Monitors the storage, utilizations, transfers, acquisition, and disposal of property
• Prepares weekly and monthly reports to the customer and Project Manager
• Performs audits to ensure property and records are properly maintained
• Enters all Property records into PBUSE or GCSS-Army as required
• Serves as the Property Book Office/Officer for Technica
• Reviews and approves timesheets
• Monitor employees' work levels and review work performance
• Recommend and initiate personnel actions
• Performs as Access Administrator for Equip

Qualifications

Basic Qualifications:

• US Citizen
• High school diploma or equivalent
• 18 years of age
• Must be able to pass pre-employment and background checks related to the position
• Valid state driver's license
• Minimum of 3 years of experience in the above responsibilities
• Must have the ability to gain cooperation and coordinate the work of others
• Must be capable to adjust work operations to meet emergency or changing program or production requirements within the available resources and with minimum sacrifice to quantity and quality of work
• Must be able to establish program objectives or performance goals and assess progress
• Experience in Installation Property Book Office/Officer (IPBO) is required
• Experience utilizing the PBUSE/GCSS-A systems is required
• Experience working in ISO 9000 is preferred
• Must have the experience with all Microsoft Office products
• Must have excellent skills in verbal and written communications