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About this role
- Provide administrative and property accountability support, ensuring efficient mission execution and operational readiness.
- Maintain official property book records.
- Conduct monthly, quarterly, annual, and special inventories for administrative-funded and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) case-funded property.
- Serve as primary Property Control Administrator responsible for the accountability, management, and lifecycle of government property and equipment.
- Coordinate the receipt, inspection, storage, issuance, transfer, and disposition of government property in accordance with Army regulations and organizational policies.
- Process turn-in and disposal of excess, obsolete, and unserviceable equipment while ensuring compliance with applicable supply and logistics regulations.
- Utilize automated property management systems to maintain accurate asset records and generate reports.
- Order, receive, inspect, and document government property and supplies to support operational requirements.
- Maintain property passes and asset authorization documentation to ensure proper accountability and security of government equipment.
- Reconcile property records, investigate discrepancies, and implement corrective actions to maintain accurate accountability.
- Support internal and external inspections, audits, and command inventories by ensuring complete documentation and audit readiness.
- Collaborate with branch personnel, logistics staff, supply activities, and leadership to resolve property management issues and improve accountability processes.
- Ensure compliance with applicable Army regulations, Department of Defense policies, and organizational procedures governing property accountability.
- Secret Security Clearance
- Experience with ASTS (Auto Scan Tracking System)
- Experience with Army Supply and Logistic Regulations