IIT Role Player - Amputee

SUMMARY

This position generally plays the role of an Amputee Role Player, one of several roles of various indigenous people in a foreign culture. The mission is usually scheduled on a military base in a realistic village erected for the purpose of training U.S. military personnel to relate to the general populace of a foreign culture.

• Part Time On Call – Mission Based

• Always adheres to military training standards including but not limited to:
  • Staying within assigned training lane
  • Remaining “in role” during training mission
  • Following required security rules for the assigned military base
  • Accurately portraying culture to U.S. military personnel
• Participate in BFA weapons handling and operation training when required.
• Perform in urban/mounted operations training and may be shot at using blank-firing weapons.
• Role players may be required to “die in place” or to be captured after a simulated firefight.
• Integrate into military scenarios using weapons, equipment, and various vehicles in a multitude of situations such as hostile forces, ambushes, sniper, friendly forces, police, host nation civilian, terrorist, etc.
• Portrays an assigned role.
• Stays in character, applies independent judgment within the scripted scenario or ad lib if directed. Utilizes creativity to make the situation real in a training environment.
• Conforms with and abides by all regulations, policies, work procedures and instructions.
• Conforms to all safety rules and use all appropriate safety equipment.
• Dress in costume appropriate to the role.
• Maintain regular and punctual attendance.
• Communicates with co-workers, supervisors, military personnel, and others in a courteous and professional manner.
• Additional duties as assigned.

• None

• Must be able to gain and maintain access to US military installations.
• Must obtain and maintain any necessary security access and/or commercial/government agency background and reference check.
• Must be able to pass a pre‑employment drug test.
• Authorized to work in the United States.
• Role players shall be physically capable of performing their assigned work.
• Ability to work for one or more days at a time at secured locations and work up to 12 hours per day.
• Must have flexibility in scheduling work hours and available for occasional travel.
• Must speak the required language and act in a manner consistent with the assigned role.
• Amputation of an extremity without underlying medical condition, missing one or more complete or partial arm(s) and/or leg(s).

• Previous experience as a Role Player preferred.
• Experience in improvisational or semi‑scripted acting preferred.
• Specifically oriented on skills that help individuals and small unit leaders to perform their duties and maximize unit training effectiveness.
• Play a major role in support of unit training execution and after‑action review, the unit Chain of Command is ultimately responsible for conducting the training and any resulting assessment or evaluations.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to evaluate and respond realistically to actions of other role players, including U.S. military personnel.
• Ability to provide accurate cultural knowledge of the region being duplicated in the mission.
• Improvise convincing reactions to changing and unscripted U.S. military character and trainee movements within the training environment.

• High School diploma or GED

• If selected to be a driver for the company, in a company owned or rented vehicle then it will be required to obtain/maintain a valid state driver’s license and be insurable on the company’s automobile insurance policy.
• Selected drivers may be required to drive when traveling for training and/or short occasional amounts of local driving.
• The expected driving time up to 10%.

• Travel is required under this contract, up to 10%, to the training site(s) at other government facilities.

• Role players shall be physically capable of performing their assigned work.
• Frequent bending, lifting and/or moving up to 50 pounds.
• Walking and/or standing, climbing stairs, and…