Senior Munitions Inspector

Role Overview

Principal Accountabilities

• Manage inspector training, certification, evaluations, surveillance actions, and performance monitoring.
• Operate TICMS, inspect munitions and containers, document results, and resolve accountability discrepancies.
• Conduct inventories, oversee custody accounts, and identify negative trends in stockpile and equipment performance.
• Recondition, repair, replace, store, and handle munitions and containers under applicable technical standards.
• Deliver safety briefings, enforce explosives and security standards, respond to emergencies, and support mission requirements.
• Work in office, maintenance shop, warehouse, and outdoor environments, including temporary duty locations.

Minimum Requirements

• Knowledge of USAF Supply and Technical Order systems, applicable munitions information systems, and Microsoft Office is required.
• A high school diploma, formal USAF Munitions Systems training, and Senior Munitions Inspector prerequisites are required.
• The role requires specified recent inspector or AETC course experience, seven years of military munitions experience, and five years of supervisory experience.
• A Secret US Government clearance is required, and US citizenship is required to obtain it.
• The role requires a valid driver's license, ability to obtain a host-nation license, physical capability, PPE use, normal color and depth perception, and travel availability.

Preferred Qualifications

• Preferred experience includes USAF munitions storage, maintenance, control, and inspection procedures.
• Preferred systems experience includes TICMS, MC2, TMRS, IMDS/DPAS M&U, and MMHE.
• Forklift and tractor-trailer experience and a CCAF degree in Munitions Management are preferred.

Work Environment

• The role may involve office, maintenance shop, warehouse, outdoor, assigned-site, and temporary-duty locations.
• The position may require standby duties and additional hours during peacetime or combat contingencies.