Job Title: Naval Construction Group ONE Logistics Operations [Inactive CESE TOA Program Accountability Management Supervisory Support]
Position Number: NCGOLOT 001
Location: Port Hueneme, CA
Worksite: Port Hueneme, CA
Travel: 0%
Status: Full-time
Contingent Upon AwardClearance: UNCLASSIFIED
Date Added: August 7, 2026
SCA $38.80/hr. and Health & Welfare $5.09
Job Summary:R3 provides across-functional team to support avariety of logistical operational tasks for Naval Construction Group One (NCG 1), Port Hueneme, California, and Underwater Construction Team
Two, at Naval Base Ventura County in Port Hueneme, CA. Assist the units Functional Area Supervisor (FAS) in maintaining their Stock Item Tables (SIT), Active Requisition Table (ART), Transportation Account Code (TAC), Inventory Management of controlled material and equipment and provide Non-Construction Expeditionary Support Equipment (NON-CESE) Tool Control/Issue support to the different divisions within the N4 Department. Manage the Non-CESE Table of Allowance (TOA), Augment equipment support, for Underwater Construction Team Two, Construction Battalion Mobile Unit Three Zero Three, and Naval Construction Group One. Manage the Table of Allowance (TOA) of the NCFCCA,
including the operational readiness, disposition, and inventory control of approximately 2,400 pieces of Civil Engineering Support Equipment (CESE) and its associated collateral equipment as well as non-CESE TOA, of approximately 400,000-line items. Provide Defense Property Accountability System (DPAS) support and expertise on unit Table of Allowance (TOA) readiness and accountability as it pertains to the Readiness and Cost Reporting Program (RCRP). Advise the NCG 1 TOA Manager (N43) on all readiness issues related to TOA, supply readiness, and TOA accountability. Coordinate with the NCG 1 Readiness Manager and unit RCRP/DPAS Equipment managers to ensure accurate unit readiness reporting of unit TOA's and Consolidated SEAB. Assist NCG-1's medical team in providing training, oversight and support for all subordinate battalion medical departments.
Duties and Responsibilities:- Manage an accurate Maintenance Data Systems / Planned Maintenance systems (MDS/PMS) database for the NCG-1 INACTIVE TOA which includes ~ 2,400 pieces of CESE and associated
- collateral equipment and NCF structure
- Perform monthly 10% physical validation of NCG-1 Inactive CESE TOA~ 2,400 pieces of CESE and associated collateral equipment. Update current physical location and operational status on status board and ELMS program.
- Maintain 100% accountability of INACTIVE TOA within the ELMS program
- Draft and submit all required Standard Subject Identification Code (SSIC) CESE correspondence to higher headquarters to maintain accurate administrative control of all CESE and attachments (i.e., letters of acceptance, pre-screen forms, loan requests, Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office (DRMO) notification letters and shipment notification letters).
- Ensure all equipment losses or shortfalls are properly communicated to the COR to be ordered.
- Manage the 3M maintenance program ISO 2400 units of CESE and associated CESE attachments.
- Use the ELMS program, identify and report accountability and status requirements for TOA. Control and supervise all contractor maintenance personnel.
Qualifications:- Five years of management or supervisory experience in a technical capacity is required.
- Familiarity with Naval Technical Command Support System (NCTSS) supply operations, Information System Office (ISO) and 3-M parts procurement processes.
- Material Maintenance Management (3M) documentation experience.
- Proficient in use of technical manuals and drawings.
- Naval Tactical Command Support System (NTCSS); R-Supply and OMMS-NG functions.
- PMS directives, instructions, and procedures knowledge.
- CESE TOA management instructions knowledge.
- Ability to recognize deviations from accepted practices and recognize appropriate response/action.
- Highly proficient in word processing, spreadsheet, presentation application usage, and electronic mail programs
- Ability to use and understand verbal and written communication in order to accurately post, carry out and understand assignments, or convey/exchange routine information.