Total 11 Manager job vacancies in Naval Base, Norfolk, Virginia

• You will direct a financial management program (e.g., budget formulation; review and execution; accounting, financial reporting) to promote the economy and efficiency of financial resources.
• You will analyze financial data to advise managers or senior leaders on costs, fiscal allocation, labor funds management, management analysis, or budget preparation.
• You will recommend solutions to resolve accounting, budget, and financial management problems.
• You will develop forecasting patterns to be used for program planning, capability-based budget preparation, budget execution, and managerial analysis for an organization.

• Manage Regional Operations Branch that coordinate plans and executes eligible international partner security cooperation education and training requirements.
• First line supervisor, setting and adjusting priorities, preparing work schedules to ensure timely and accurate completion of work assignments.
• Advise and assist subordinates by providing recommendations and guidance as it relates to international student management and training program execution.
• Assist countries in the development of their security cooperation education and training plans to include programming applicable courses and International Military Students (IMS) Data.

• Manage Regional Operations Branch that coordinates plans, and programs eligible foreign governments’ security cooperation education and training requirements.
• First line supervisor, setting and adjusting priorities, preparing work schedules to ensure timely and accurate completion of work assignments.
• Advise and assist subordinates by providing recommendations and guidance as it relates to international student management and training program execution.
• Assist countries in the development of their security cooperation education and training plans to include programming applicable courses and International Military Students (IMS) Data.

• You will Plan, organize, and oversee the safety and occupational health program for NCIS.
• You will oversee the following programs: NCIS occupational injury/illness, property and equipment damage, motor vehicle safety, and Emergency Vehicle Operator.
• You will work with staff personnel, supervisors, and managers to determine occupation safety and health training needs to reduce or eliminate potential accidents.
• You will provide general publications, other educational material, and bulletin board services as appropriate to develop and maintain the interest in safety.
• You will maintain required records, monitors reports to determine adverse trends and identifies areas requiring greater safety emphases. Recommends and directs appropriate corrective action.
• You will serve as NCIS Fire Safety Officer and is responsible for conducting a vigorous program of fire prevention though continuing education of staff members and requiring physical inspection of the buildings.

• You will assume the role of Deputy Director and act as an advisor and consultant to the Director on matters related to management of workload and resources.
• You will ensure that work planning, execution of work, quality of work, internal personnel management, observance of regulations and compliance and other similar matters are accomplished to manage the programs/projects.
• You will develop and recommend budgetary requirements, taking into consideration current and anticipated program requirements, equipment, personnel, and strategic plans.
• You will apply the underlying principles of requirements generation, contracting, programming, economic analysis, systems engineering, and construction/operations management.
• You will provide personal and expert opinions on proposals and concepts for input into the development of DoD-wide objectives, goals, managerial schemes, etc.

• You will develop detailed plans, goals, and objectives for long-range program administration.
• You will develop financial and logistics management plans.
• You will review funding and program requirements.
• You will provide status, progress, and forecast reports.
• You will establish and publish initial and long-range goals, objectives and plans for case management and execution.
• You will issue and maintain a program master plan with key program milestones as cases are implemented.
• You will ensure program goals and objectives are in accordance with approved foreign disclosure and technology transfer requirements.
• You will ensure appropriate integration of requirements such as supply requisitions, contracts, and training are accomplished with internal and external organizations.
• You will ensure funding is in place and financial requirements are met.
• You will ensure material and services performance is met in relation to required performance specifications.
• You will ensure that delivery and performance reports are timely and accurate.
• You will manage and reconcile FMS cases throughout their lifecycles starting with development through closure.

• Serves as a Senior IT Project Manager and Senior Action Officer for the Customer Experience Directorate (J6X), DLA Information Operations (J6), in support of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).
• Serves as the primary J6 IT Project Manager in the cross-agency facilitation and execution of secure communications and JWICS projects.
• Responsible for planning, organizing, and directing enterprise-wide, large-scale, high visibility, multi-disciplined IT projects, initiatives and operations throughout the Agency.
• Exercises broad program, policy and project management responsibilities with respect to the accomplishment of assigned IT projects or tasks.
• Maintains communications and situational awareness of project scope, schedule, resource requirements, and status with all stakeholders.
• Manages and leads IT project teams in support of high-level, high-visibility DLA customer projects.

As a Base Operations Manager (Title 32) (Permanent), GS-0301-14, you will perform the following duties:

1. Manages all aspects of the GTC operations in order to provide 24-hour operational readiness in support of national defense and state/territory determined initiatives and missions. Ensures the training center is fully operational, on short notice (less than 24 hours), to support troops and units which are trained, certified, and immediately deployed to the war fight. Provides direct support and complex coordination involving secured operations of national defense initiatives with MACOM (major commands) or higher commands. Manages all peacetime aspects of the GC mobilization mission to include providing for supply and other physical support of troops training at the GC, planning, procuring, storing, POL, station property, cantonment supply and billeting, and transportation moor pool operations. Manages the operation, maintenance, repair, rehabilitation, and construction of all real proper, to include reactional sites and equipment in support of troop welfare programs (MWR). Works closely with CMFO and other local directorates and outside entities to ensure long-term capabilities are available to support local, national defense initiative, defense support to civil authorities, and domestic operations. Implements and manages programs to ensure compliance with established environment and natural resource regulations and any documentation, such as Installation Natural Resource Management Plans and Cultural Resource Managment Plans, are in place, and that historical holdings are current and available for public review.
2. Directly responsible for the management of a variety of Federal and State funds to support the GTC operations in accordance with current laws, rules, and regulations. This may include funds identified in the Master Cooperative Agreement (MCA) or Inter Agency Service Agreements for the state or territory, or Non-Appropriated Funds (NAF). May direct the work of subordinates in daily funds management and execution.
3. Communicates and performs complex coordination, inside and outside the training center, with National Guard Bureau (NGB) personnel, the commands of other MACOMs, other DoD agencies, heads of federal agencies and states on matters pertaining to funds usage, supply, and training support activities at the training center. Coordinates, supervises, and conducts pre-camp conference with higher headquarters staff personnel and organizational commanders. Interacts with the local media and handle sensitive public relations problems. Responds to congressional inquiries concerning legislation that has potential impact on current and future training center operations and requirements in support of national defense missions. Represents the ARNG and the ARNG GTC, with the Garrison Commander if applicable the surrounding community as directed by The Adjutant General (TAG).
4. Exercises supervisory personnel management responsibilities. Directs, coordinates, and oversees work through subordinate supervisors. Advises staff regarding policies, procedures, and directives of higher-level management or headquarters. Reviews selection of candidates for subordinate non-supervisory positions and selects subordinate supervisors taking into consideration skills and qualifications, and mission requirements. Ensures reasonable equity among units of performance standards developed, modified, and/or interoperated and rating techniques developed by subordinate supervisors. Explains performance expectations to subordinate supervisors and other employees directly supervised and provides regular feedback on strengths and weaknesses. Manages performance of subordinate and supervisors and other employees directly supervised and serves as reviewing official on evaluation of non-supervisory employees rated by subordinate supervisors. Hears and resolves group grievances and employee complaints referred by subordinate supervisors and employees. Initiates actions to correct performance or conduct problems. Ensures documentation prepared to support actions is proper and complete. Approves leave for subordinates and ensures adequate coverage in organization through peak workloads and traditional holiday vacation time. Discharges security responsibilities by ensuring education and compliance with security directives for employees with access to classified or sensitive material. Recognizes and takes appropriate action to correct situations posing a threat to the health or safety of subordinates. Provides a work environment that is free from all forms of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. Ensures that subordinate supervisors have effective interpersonal, communication, and managerial skills to supervise in a workplace with diverse employees.
5. Performs other duties as assigned.

• You will advise others based on your extensive knowledge of Navy Working Capital Fund accounting processes. (NOTE: working capital fund environment = NT-5 having experience and NT-6 expert level experience.)
• You will independently plan and conduct a variety of assignments based on your knowledge of professional concepts, functional program characteristics, and assignments.
• You will direct other personnel, resolve conflicts, and coordinate system support personnel.
• You will collaborate with other senior personnel to adopt common practices and reporting methods, improve processes and services by developing new products/services or modifying existing processes and services.
• You will develop competencies in personnel through coaching or mentoring, recognize achievements, anticipate/manage conflicts constructively, and address formal/informal complaints.
• You will apply policies, programs, and procedures related to employee relations, safety, health including EEO, diversity, CEAP program, Federal Health and Safety Standards, timekeeping and travel.
• You will interpret policy and regulatory requirements to recommend senior leaders (within the organization) to resolve issues that may be controversial in nature with major impacts or repercussions across the organization.
• You will recognize and diagnose problems, develop alternative solutions, and act decisively including uncertain situations.