Production Control Clerk - MCPP Philippines (Overseas Assignment)

About the role

KBR provides maintenance and logistics services to the U.S. Marine Corps under the Marine Corps Prepositioning Program (MCPP), which is based in Jacksonville, Florida. The MCPP-PHIL Production Control Clerk performs maintenance administration and functional area management for the Marine Corps Prepositioning Program Philippines, reporting directly to the Data Maintenance Supervisor. This is an expatriate, overseas assignment with a one-year commitment.

Key responsibilities

• Plan, coordinate and execute maintenance administration and management functions for MCPP-PHIL and its organic equipment, advising maintenance personnel on a systematic approach to maintenance of ground equipment.
• Record, maintain and document maintenance actions, requirements and equipment repair status in line with maintenance policy, publications, programs and procedures.
• Use the GCSS-MC maintenance information system to administer maintenance, correct non-conformities, conduct technical research, requisition and issue equipment supplies.
• Provide management-level reports on production management, equipment lifecycle management and equipment readiness.
• Manage programs such as MDSS II, PQDR, calibrations, modifications, quality, safety, CPAC, publication control, warranty, tool control and deferred maintenance, including troubleshooting and problem solving.
• Comply with personnel and administrative policies, government regulations, safety regulations and equipment handling and storage procedures, and maintain MCPP-PHIL ISO policies and procedures.

Required profile

• Associate degree or coursework toward a BS in business or a related field; a combination of college credits, certifications, training or education and related work experience may be considered instead.
• Four years of progressive experience with specialized knowledge of maintenance and logistic support activities involving communications systems maintenance.
• U.S. citizen with a U.S. state driver's license and a U.S. passport.
• FBI background investigation with no criminal, civil or security violations.

Required skills

• Desired: USMC MOS 0411 and understanding of Marine Corps policies, regulations and orders.
• Desired: industry certification, automation and scripting, and working knowledge of military storage procedures.
• Desired: expert knowledge of general maintenance procedures for military tactical equipment and supplies, strong written and oral communication, and ability to meet quality standards and time schedules.