Total 1,208 job vacancies in Fort Shafter, Hawaii

• You will be the authority for the coordination and execution of assigned Joint Exercise Program exercises security operation activities for its operational forces.
• You will coordinate efforts and synchronize directed activities and execute/refine planning products and procedures from multiple DoD, and Combatant Commander (CCDR) directorates.
• You will interpret inputs from a wide spectrum of data sources and develop recommended courses of action for the planning and execution of Joint Exercises.
• You will serve as the project manager with responsibilities to plan, coordinate and enable execution of operational exercises.
• You will coordinate with G-1 Manpower planners to ensure appropriate manning for execution of exercise events.
• You will participate in future operations planning and operational plan development as directed, and to ensure alignment of exercises and emerging operational objectives.
• You will coordinate and enable sound transition from the Future Operations Directorate during planning to the Current Operations Directorate for execution of each planned exercise.
• You will produce staff papers and briefs for the situational awareness of to higher authority echelons to staff and provide input to the Commander's Update brief as required.
• You will maintain an up-to-date library of orders, instructions, and directives pertaining to the management of the Joint Exercise program.

• Review police reports, citations, patrol reports and ongoing investigations to ensure they are complete.
• Collect pertinent criminal intelligence to solve crimes.
• Monitor the security of known archeological sites, threatened and endangered species, and eagle eyries to report disturbances immediately.
• Support the Installation Natural Resource Management Plan to deter inadvertent violations by providing information to the public.
• Patrol all areas downrange for violations of law and breaches of security.
• Conduct short and long-term overt and covert investigations of criminal offenses related to natural and cultural resource offenses.

• Advise top management, staff, and operating officials on safety matters affecting the medical treatment facility.
• Responsible for correcting deficiencies found during inspections by representatives of the various organizations for the development and implementation of national safety standards.
• Develop local safety directives and procedures.
• Evaluate the local safety program to assure accomplishment of goals and objectives.
• Prepare reports of findings and follows up with appropriate staff to ensure that hazardous situations have been corrected.
• Interpret safety and occupational health standards as they relate to the health care facilities for military and civilian personnel.
• Train staff in safety and occupational health requirements and safe work practices sufficient to ensure a safe work environment.

• The incumbent is responsible for planning, directing and controlling the work, keeping the supervisor informed of any problems that will adversely affect the unit's productivity.
• Direct and coordinate the production activities within CMS Confirmation department.
• Train supervisors and staff members on the use and application of these analytical methodologies.
• Review results of forensic analyses for technical and clerical accuracy.
• Responsible for personnel management functions.

• Operates target systems for automated ranges in the training complex during day and night-time live-fire training scenarios.
• Observes, monitors and provides advice to range users on firing activities, including visibility requirements conducted on the training complex IAW standard operating procedures and Army guidance.
• Monitors and evaluates target systems to determine serviceability and identify system faults and prepares recommendations for new maintenance and repair schedules, processes, and procedures.
• Monitors and observes range users and all maintenance activities on the training complex by inspecting physical structures, utilities, roadways, and surrounding grounds.
• Ensures range operations are conducted in accordance with Range Safety and other applicable regulations.
• Operates and maintains TMP vehicles to support range mission functions, carrying one or more passengers on a daily basis.

• Operates target systems for automated ranges in the training complex during day and night-time live-fire training scenarios.
• Observes, monitors and provides advice to range users on firing activities, including visibility requirements conducted on the training complex IAW standard operating procedures and Army guidance.
• Monitors and evaluates target systems to determine serviceability and identify system faults and prepares recommendations for new maintenance and repair schedules, processes, and procedures.
• Monitors and observes range users and all maintenance activities on the training complex by inspecting physical structures, utilities, roadways, and surrounding grounds.
• Ensures range operations are conducted in accordance with Range Safety and other applicable regulations.
• Operates and maintains TMP vehicles to support range mission functions, carrying one or more passengers on a daily basis.

DUTY 1: Conducts all-source intelligence analysis and develops requirements and solutions. Conducts all-source intelligence analysis requiring both a breadth and intensity of knowledge that results in succinct interpretation and assessment of CD/CTOC threat organizations, their operational methods, capabilities, vulnerabilities, probable courses of action, and the threat they present to U.S. interests and to partner nations of the assigned area.
DUTY 2: Identifies intelligence gaps and initiates action across the interagency for the collection of information to fill identified gaps. Assesses counterdrug (CD)/CTOC threats' methods, procedures, and trends, and recommends the subsequent decisions and actions to counter such threats.
DUTY 3: Manage, route, and leverage classified information, materials, databases, and products. Prepare and submit requests for information via classified systems.

• Serves as a first responder and supports the installation’s coordinated community response team in domestic violence incidents to include child advocacy in the response to child abuse and problematic sexual abuse cases.
• Utilizes a trauma-informed approach with victims of abuse executing lethality assessments, safety planning, explanation of restricted reporting, and non-clinical counseling.
• Develops short-and long-term safety prevention strategies and recommends supportive actions during consultations and briefings with Command.
• Advises all on and off-post agencies who seek guidance on making a report of suspected child maltreatment or domestic violence on the procedure for contacting the Report Point of Contact (RPOC).
• Provides recommendations to FAPM in the establishment and implementation of local policies and directives pertaining to the Victim Advocate Program.

• You will develop the Task Packaging Strategy.
• You will develop and assemble task packages.
• You will prioritize, control, and release Task Packages based on the strategy.
• You will ensure that all prerequisites are satisfied before releasing task packages, by monitoring availability of materials, tools, etc., needed to do the work and coordinating work authorizations and work permits.
• You will repackage task packages, as needed.
• You will serve as the central point of contact for problem resolution, including reviewing, developing, and/or revising engineering and testing specifications.

The major duties of the Environmental Protection Specialist position include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Restoration Project Manager for assigned projects Service-wide, providing guidance, support, and tracking of project accomplishments and funds for Park staff to ensure compliance with SURPA, NEPA, ESA, NHPA, and other applicable laws and regulations.
• Provides technical assistance as needed to planning groups, contracting office, consulting firms, park and regional staff, and other federal and state trustee agencies.
• Serves as an assistant to the Damage Assessment Case Officers, working as required with other DOI bureaus, federal and state agencies, and responsible parties to conduct NRDA activities in accordance with NPS, DOI, and Federal government policies and procedures.
• Upon designation as a COR, assumes responsibility for execution and monitoring of contract work by developing products such as task orders and scopes of work, monitoring professional performance, reviewing invoices, and ensuring timely and professional execution of the projects.
• Participates and assists in response or damage assessment activities during emergency situations such as oil spills and chemical releases.

• Directly assists the commander/director in the management of all administrative support program functions.
• Serves as the resident subject matter expert for all mandated administrative support programs.
• Serves as a unit liaison to the military and civilian personnel offices.
• Performs other clerical and administrative work in support of the office/organization.

• You will travel to Directorate Offices and Installations to evaluate personnel plans, programs and resource issues.
• Develop innovative personnel processes and evaluation tools through business process reviews and quality management.
• You will be responsible for the Command Well-Being program that integrates the entire spectrum of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being for Soldiers and their family members on installations Army-wide.
• You will have direct oversight for the CP 50 intern program with partnerships with business and industry and other Service Departments.

• Perform a full range of supply technician duties with responsibility for obtaining medical/dental material, equipment and services from commercial sources.
• Serve as a point of contact for review, correction and submission of all prime vendor summary receipts for both medical/surgical and pharmaceutical Class VIII supplies.
• Work with the Defense Supply Center Program (DSCP) in order to review outstanding orders.
• Reconcile vendor invoices with automated system and make changes accordingly to ensure proper payment is made.
• Serve as a medical commodity manger performing duties in the documentary control and management of the Federal Supply Class or Classes assigned.
• Work directly with the contractual prime vendor to determine the best course of action to correct discrepancies either orally or in writing.

• Serves as the Commander's liaison and escort for Distinguished Visitors (DVs Code 6 or higher) to HQ PACAF. Directs proper transportation, honors and other requirements for distinguished, local, state, US and foreign visitors. Makes necessary billeting arrangements for accommodations.
• Assists in planning all official social functions and HQ PACAF visits hosted by the Commander Vice Commander of Pacific Air Forces. Ensures proper protocol at receptions to include arrival sequences, seating arrangements, menu planning and dietary restrictions, program publication, invite list, invitations and bookings and post-event action reports and details.
• Serves as the custodian of the Commander's Contingency and Special Morale and Welfare Funds. Formulates and recommends major policy on matters concerning Contingency and Special Morale and Welfare funds. Maintains records of purchases and ensures inventory udits are conducted IA W current guidance.
• Serves as the custodian of the Commander's Bellows Air Force Station Distinguished Visitors cottages. Is the Commander's point of contact dealing with Distinguished Visitors (including Heads of States, Senate and Congressional members, Four Star General/Flag Officers and civilian equivalent). Promptly and accurately makes billeting confirmations.

• Revise deficiencies found in incoming, unedited, and uncoded draft law enforcement reports (LER).
• Prepare reports for all Crime Records Center (CRC) reportable crimes and repeat offenses.
• Serve as the Post Debarment, and revocation and suspension of installation driving privileges clerk for Directorate of Emergency Services (DES).
• Advise commands on taking appropriate actions regarding suspenses.
• Serve as the expert point of contact to variety of customers to DA civilian police officers.
• Assist walk-in visitors and telephone callers.