Logistics Management Analyst; Property Book Team Chief

ARS is looking for a Logistics Management Analyst to work in Fort Bragg, NC. The Property Book Technician supports USACAPOC(A) and USARC units by maintaining accurate property accountability, executing GCSS‑Army transactions, and ensuring compliance with Army sustainment regulations. This role is essential to unit readiness, asset visibility, and proper management of Army equipment across Civil Affairs Commands, PSYOP Groups, and subordinate units.

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• Logistics Support — Deliver daily logistics and property accountability support across multiple commands.
• Property Book Accuracy — Maintain complete property records, validate documentation, and ensure ARIMS compliance.
• Inventory Oversight — Monitor cyclic, sensitive, and annual inventories; advise commanders and validate accuracy.
• GCSS‑Army Transactions — Execute adjustments, serial number postings, suspense management, and documentation control.
• Excess Property Management — Identify excess equipment, prepare redistribution directives, and track approvals.
• Turn‑Ins & Lateral Transfers — Prepare turn‑in packets, validate MROs, execute PSD directives, and manage SDT shipments.
• FLIPL Processing — Review eFLIPLs, correct data, assign document numbers, and forward to PBO within 72 hours.
• Authorization Document Management — Review MTOE/TDA/CTA authorizations and update TAADS weekly.
• Sensitive Item Accountability — Monitor sensitive item inventories and report discrepancies immediately.
• Unit Support & Training — Provide technical guidance and property book management training to subordinate units.
• Deployment & RESET Support — Manage DUIC creation, property book splits, redistribution actions, and RESET tracking.
• Briefings & Presentations — Prepare accountability and asset visibility briefings for command meetings.

• Must be a U.S. citizen.
• Must have a security clearance (preference to those that have one).
• Minimum of 5 years of Property Book experience supporting Army logistics or sustainment operations.
• Proficiency with GCSS‑Army, AESIP, FEDLOG, TAADS, and ARIMS.
• Strong understanding of AR 710‑1, AR 710‑4, AR 735‑5, DA PAM 710‑2‑1/2‑2.
• Ability to analyze authorization documents (MTOE, TDA, CTA).
• Strong communication and coordination skills with DA, FORSCOM, USARC, and subordinate units.