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DynCorp International is a multifaceted, global enterprise that provides innovative solutions to the diverse technology and professional services needs of government and commercial industry worldwide. While we are a highly successful provider of critical support to military and civilian government institutions, we also have important commercial business in aviation, infrastructure development, security, and logistics.
Our roots are in aviation. In 1951, our predecessor, Land-Air, Inc., implemented the first Contract Field Teams, by which we deployed teams of technicians to the field to maintain military aircraft. We have held the Contract Field Teams contract continuously since then, and currently maintain rotary and fixed-wing aircraft for all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces throughout the world, for foreign governments flying American aircraft, and for commercial aviation.
In recent years, DynCorp International has broadened its reach in program management and security. To date, we have recruited, trained, and deployed more than 5,000 highly-qualified civilian peacekeepers and police trainers to 11 countries, including Haiti, Bosnia, Afghanistan, and Iraq, for the Department of State.
We provide major support to protect American diplomats and diplomatic facilities as well as key allied leaders in high-threat countries. We provide services to eradicate illicit narcotics crops and support drug-interdiction efforts in South America and Afghanistan. We are engaged in the removal and destruction of landmines and light weapons in Afghanistan. We have vast international experience and operate on all continents except Antarctica. Our business office in Dubai serves the Middle East region, where we have operated for some 30 years.
We provide logistics and contingency support to the United States military around the world. In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, we put that experience to work. In St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, we provide vital temporary infrastructure to help keep the parish government and Sheriff’s Department functioning. We also helped provide temporary housing in Iowa for persons displaced by flooding in the Midwest in 2008.
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Summary of the Classification:
Determines the most efficient mode of transport that accomplishes the mission requirements.
Principal Responsibilities:
Coordinates, monitors, controls and supervises the movement of personnel, equipment and cargo, whether by air, highway or water
Requests and coordinates transport capabilities to meet a movement mission
Marks and labels cargo and freight shipments in accordance with regulatory requirements
Documents and inventories freight, cargo and material shipments of all types
Operates automated data terminal equipment to prepare movement documentation or related correspondence
Arranges documentation and reports for follow up or response to tracer actions
Prepares transportation movements documents and related forms for the type of shipment and mode of travel
Performs office duties such as posting regulations, files maintenance and routine office correspondence
Performs many of the following responsibilities:
� Coordinates Transportation Assents
� Conducts analysis of transportation requests to determine most cost effective mode of transport
� Training and Supervision
� Performs annual training as required for efficiency and compliance
� As available, develops or trains personnel on movement control duties
� Supports Audits
� Performs special projects as needed and other duties as assigned
� Effectively presents information and responds to questions from managers, department directors, auditors and customers
Education Required:
Bachelor�s degree or four (4) years of relevant work experience.
Experience Required:
Minimum two (2) to four (4) years of related work experience.
Special Knowledge/Skills Required:
� Must have working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications
� Must be comfortable working both independently and as a team player
� Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills
� Display good skills at measurements such as fractions, percentages, ratios and proportions to practical situations
� Skills and knowledge of ground transportation, freight forwarding and distribution administration are required
� Cargo documentation and logistical movement control experience in the transportation environment
� Past experience in freight customs, personal property and passenger travel coordination
� Skill and knowledge in preparing Defense Transportation Systems reports, quality control and traffic management functions
� Knowledge and experience working with the military services, commercial agencies and host nation elements
� Familiarity with DOD transportation organizations
� Past skills in organizing and supervising the movement, deployment and redeployment of personnel and equipment
� Proven technical experience in the interpretation and use of transportation automation systems, including but not limited to: GDSS, SMS, GATES, ITARS, GTN, AALPS, TC-AIMS II, IBS-CMM, WPS, TransLog Web, BCS3, JOPES, MTS and Blue Force Tracker
� Experience in an OCONUS Army environment is desired. A former Army 88N E-4 with movement control team experience or civilian Transportation Coordinator/Dispatcher with LOGCAP IV and /or Army Movement Control Team experience is a plus
� US Army HAZMAT � 12 certification is a plus
� Defense Transportation System
� Army Movement Control Team
� Secret Clearance required
Location: Afghanistan
Security Clearance: NAC-I
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