Experience managing military ammunition and explosives programs
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
Active Secret security clearance
Responsibilities
Collaborate with mid-to-senior-level government officials on programmatic functions
Oversee safe handling, storage, transportation, and disposal of ammunition and explosives
Evaluate and enhance ammunition and explosives programs across various facilities
Analyze impacts of new explosive and safety guidelines on programs and resources
Contribute to studies on facility upgrades and coordinate with senior leadership for implementation
Apply risk assessment methodologies and develop hazard analyses for safety oversight
Benefits
Full-time position with a dynamic work environment
Opportunity to work closely with government officials
Engagement in critical safety and compliance oversight
Involvement in program evaluation and enhancement
Potential for significant impact on military operations and safety standards
Full Job Description
Job Title: Ammunition and Explosives (A&E) Analyst
Job Location: Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
Position: Full Time
Security Clearance: SECRET
We are looking for an experienced Ammunition and Explosives (A&E) Analyst who thrives in a dynamic and fast-paced environment to provide essential support to our government client.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Work closely with mid-to-senior-level government officials, delivering a wide range of programmatic functions.
Ensure the safe and effective oversight of ammunition and explosives, covering handling, storage, transportation, and disposal, all in compliance with military regulations and safety standards.
Evaluate and enhance AE programs across various facilities, offering recommendations for the improvement of complex experimental program management processes and systems.
Analyze the impact of new or revised explosive, occupational safety, and environmental guidelines on Directorate programs and resources.
Contribute to team studies focused on facility upgrades or significant improvements, which may require considerable agency resources or changes to existing procedures, coordinating with senior leadership to implement proposed solutions.
Comprehensive knowledge of Army explosive and occupational safety and environmental objectives, methodologies for assessing the value of experimental program outcomes against technical, financial, and administrative targets, and familiarity with support service contracting policies relevant to experimental support functions.
Apply appropriate risk assessment methodologies and develop detailed hazard analyses to ensure comprehensive safety oversight.
Required Qualifications:
BS or BA in related field
Minimum 10 years' related experience
Experience managing military A&E programs
Proficient in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, & PowerPoint)
