Production Controller - FRCSW

Overview

Working across the globe, V2X builds smart solutions designed to integrate physical and digital infrastructure from base to battlefield. We bring 120 years of successful mission support to improve security, streamline logistics, and enhance readiness. Aligned around a shared purpose, our $3.9B company and 16,000 people work alongside our clients, here and abroad, to tackle their most complex challenges with integrity, respect, responsibility, and professionalism.

Major Responsibilities:

• The Contractor Production Controller works in conjunction with FRCSW DLM Production Control shop leads/supervisors assuring daily production and maintenance objectives are achieved. Responsibilities include ordering components/parts/consumable/hardware, staging aircraft components/modification kits, tracking shortages, assisting in resolving constraints, generating reporting data and coordinating across organizational lines as needed for assuring success.
• The contractor will be assigned in the F-18 Program, Building 36, and will generally be ordering, receiving, and issuing parts, and general supplies. Contractor will be trained, and expected to learn, to fully utilize the current operating computer systems (i.e., CONOPS, MTO) to account for all governments supplies and inventory records for all parts in warehouses and storerooms.
• Contractor personnel shall be able to use computer systems to ensure all repair parts are accurately ordered, received, and issued.
• For supplies they provide warehousing, inventory management and transportation skills.
• Duties include ordering, receiving, and issuing parts, general supplies; current operating computer systems (i.e., CONOPS, MTO) to account for all governments supplies and inventory records for all parts in warehouses and storerooms.
• Considerable knowledge of material processes and Kitting procedures coupled with assembly operations utilized in production shops.
• Must have knowledge of the interdependency of each FRCSW building and the workload it supports.
• Be proficient and have knowledge in explaining the various production reports and associated criteria.
• Be able to obtain forklift license.
• Contractor receives instructions on priorities.
• Contractor should seek guidance from higher level production controller or supervisor involving deviation from process or unusual situations.
• Contractors will be pushing pick lists via CONOPs for ordering material.
• Contractor will also be required to make the necessary moves of sub-routes and close lines in CONOPs.
• Contractor is provided with detailed written and oral instructions for all assigned tasks.
• Will use BOE to pull up Shortage Reports and Dispatch Reports for their respective shops.
• Contractor is provided with detailed written and oral instructions for all assigned tasks. Contractor will complete SDR’s for material credit.
• Contractor will also be executing shipping documents (1149), MRB/Survey’s (Material Review Board), and CODE G items.
• Contractor will also be responsible for ensuring that all material in a Delay code is correct and concise.
• Contractor is provided with detailed written and oral instructions for all assigned tasks.
• Contractor will also be required to be proficient with the Universal Call Board and its support function to all the production shops.
• The Production Controller will also be required to be knowledgeable in ASRS (Automated Storage Retrieval System) for the various kitting areas that ASRS is deployed.
• Adequate experience performing the duties of the labor category as described in the Department of Labor functional description. Services Contract Act (SCA) - 21030

Skills & Technology Used:

Analytical Thinking & Problem Solving:

• Possesses both analytical and interpersonal skills.
• Good problem…