Education: High School Diploma or GED

Months/Years of Experience: Up to Thirteen (13) years in one or more of the following science, engineering, testing and programmatic disciplines / analyses: Strategic Planning, Computer Systems, Cost Estimating, Functional Analysis, Logistics Functionality, Military Weapon Systems, Operations Research, Test and Evaluation Program Analysis, Research Science, Systems Simulation, Training Systems, Information Technology, Cyber/Network Security.

Required Qualifications: U.S. Citizen. Security Clearance.

Skills Needed: *Knowledge of PRTR testing regulatory requirements and related compliance *Knowledge of PRTR Range Operations *Experience with PRTR Test Planning and Coordination *Experience with SOP review/comment/approval processes *Experience training Range Safety and Range Control Functions *Experience as Firing Director

Desired Qualifications: *Experience supporting an ammo qualification program *Familiarity with DoD or Navy procedures and regulations, policies, and procedures *Coordinating Projects *Gathering and analyzing data and information regarding military weapons systems or Test and Evaluation assets *Reviewing technical documents and writing narratives *Compiling statistics and data for projects *Support and coordination of Demonstrations and VIP events *Managing the execution of inspection and maintenance programs, tracking system management *Creating, monitoring, and maintaining audit files for program compliance *Developing and leading process improvements, developing recommendations and procedures for improving efficiency *Analyzing and reporting business activity and compiling statistical reports

Duties: *Range Safety Lookout, Range Control Console Operator *Record all ammunition transfers, testing, and closures *Communicate to Naval Dispatch Washington and other agencies when public roads and ranges are closed for testing *Ensure EMCONS (Emission Controls) are in place before granting permission for explosive operations *Responsible for activating, monitoring, and closing restricted airspace *Monitor static meters and take necessary action *Perform SIPS (sound intensity predictions) utilizing software and record readings *Monitor cameras to keep firing ranges clear *Ensure the range is clear for firing *Set-up and operate sirens and firing boards *Monitor and control access to test sites *Ensure all safety equipment is operational

Comments: Compliance with health mandates as dictated by the contract may be required as a condition of employment.