Supply Technician

The Supply Technician will play a crucial role in providing support to the Government, ensuring that all property is managed in compliance with DODI, FAR, and Army standards. Responsibilities Prepare physical inventory documents for Government property per standard procedures. Support logistics audits and audit readiness testing. Conduct recurring and special physical inventories as scheduled by APO. Process physical inventory and accountable property record adjustment documents. Develop DA Forms 2407s and 2407-1s for Government property maintenance requests. Maintain Government property receipt, shipment, storage, lateral transfer, and loan documentation in APSRs. Perform asset management of Government property on organization hand receipts, storage locations, and custodian reports. File and retrieve Government property issue and turn‑in documents, including DA Forms 2765-1. Conduct and report serial number and unique item tracking. Maintain DA Forms 1687s per CPE procedures. Complete Reports of Discrepancy (SF 364) per CPE procedures. Prepare and staff documentation for Financial Liability Investigations of Property Loss (FLIPLs). Draft meeting minutes for bi‑weekly Property Accountability IPT meetings. Catalog Government property in systems such as AESIP. Search catalogs, records, or data sources to obtain or correct stock numbers. Contact customers, supply organizations, and transportation units for material status information. Process stock item receipts, maintain items in supply room, issue material, keep local stock records. Identify requirements, issue, or distribute office and administrative supplies. Maintain accurate accounting and reporting system for non‑expendable property. Utilize personal computers for records search, data input, and corrections. Lift up to 50 pounds to move property to designated locations. Required Experience or Knowledge At least 5 years of government property accountability and supply operations experience. Experience preparing physical inventory documents, supporting audits, conducting inventories per CPE procedures, processing adjustment documents, developing DA Forms 2407s and 2407-1s, maintaining property documentation in APSRs, performing asset management, tracking serial numbers, maintaining DA Forms 1687s, completing SF 364s, preparing FLIPL documentation, drafting Property Accountability IPT meeting minutes, cataloging property in AESIP, and operating personal computers for records management. Industry‑standard technical skills in Government property management systems, DA form processing, inventory management software, and Microsoft Office. Must be physically able to lift 50 pounds regularly. Experience with APSR systems required. Must be familiar with DA Forms 2407, 2407‑1, 2765‑1, 1687, and SF 364. Must follow provided property accountability procedures. Preferred Education and Certifications High School Diploma or equivalent minimum. Associate’s degree preferred. Bachelor’s degree in Business, Logistics, or a related field preferred. Army Property Book Officer certification preferred. Required Security Clearance U.S. Citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain an active Secret clearance or higher, per contract requirements. Benefits Competitive compensation, strong benefits, and a vacation package, as well as a fast‑paced and exciting work environment. #J-18808-Ljbffr