Total 7 Others job vacancies in Fort Knox, Kentucky

• Develop a government property plan which specifies specific methods of supply surveillance and inventories.
• Conduct inspection of records to ensure proper accountability is maintained for all government property.
• Conduct inventories and identify excess equipment for transfer or turn-in.
• Identify critical processes for acquisition through disposition of government property.
• Ensure equipment portions of contracts are updated and modified when equipment changes occur.
• Advise higher management and command of any irregularities or misuse of property and recommend appropriate action(s).

• Serves as administrative law attorney advisor for the Joint Task Force – National Capital Region (JTF-NCR) and US Army Military District of Washington (MDW), Office of the Staff Judge Advocate.
• Prepares legal opinions on questions of law pertaining to the operation of the military installation.
• Issues regularly involve complex and difficult legal or factual questions because of the absence of clearly applicable precedents due to the newness of the program and require a high order of original and creative legal endeavor.
• Provides oral and written advice concerning General Administrative Law, Garrison Legal Advisor, Ethics, National Security Law, and Labor Law.
• Maintains contact with local, state, and federal law enforcement personnel, judicial officers, and civilian courts, lawyers, officials, and bar associations.
• Incumbent must ensure that the command satisfies applicable laws, including fiscal laws and regulations, when it engages in its support requirements for ceremonies and special events.
• Responsible for a variety of complex legal issues arising within the command, and other issues arising in support of executive agents for DA and DOD functions.
• Provides ethics counseling and legal advice on all standards of conduct issues to all personnel, directorates and organizations, and provides formal policy guidance to the Staff Judge Advocate.
• Advises on rules for military support and assistance to civil authorities, homeland defense, use of force and other legal issues related to domestic operations.
• Provides oral and written advice concerning civilian personnel law, employment discrimination law, and all labor relations matters.
• Represents DA as a trial attorney before arbitrators, investigators and administrative judges from various agencies.
• Conducts all aspects of pre-hearing preparation, including legal research, preparation of briefs, motions, and requests for discovery, examination of witnesses, and negotiation of settlements.

• Analyze production, cost, and personnel utilization records to evaluate progress of work and to control or reduce costs.
• Coordinate work operations as needed with the supervisors of other organizations and functions.
• Provide supporting documentation for recommended changes to plans in view of existing and projected capabilities and needs.
• Act on personnel problems referred by subordinate supervisors, and serves as a management representative at hearings, meetings, and negotiations involving labor-management relations.
• Participate in review and improvement of work methods, organizational features, and the structuring of positions.

• Serve as a retail ammunition supply point (ASP) Ammunition Accountable Property Officer and Contracting Officer's Technical Representative.
• Ensure the stock record account and all associated conventional ammunition, missiles, and large rockets are properly managed and accounted for during requisition, receipt, storage, maintenance, surveillance, issue, turn-in, and shipment.
• Monitor ASP contractor to ensure forecasted training ammunition, munitions, and operational loads are requisitioned, received, stored, issued, retrograded, and residue processed.
• Ensure that items of munitions within area of responsibility are afforded the proper and required physical protection and security to ensure against loss through theft, damage or deterioration.
• Request and coordinate with ASP contractor for required and special inventories of stocks.
• Use a variety of supply system automated reports and data to identify and resolve problems and to make improvements in warehouse procedures.
• Review and provide technical guidance to ASP contractor in stock control activity administrative procedures to ensure accuracy and integrity of all accountable records.
• Approve or disapprove issue of ammunition considering such factors as mixed ammunition, vehicle suitability, and accurate documentation completed, individual authorization, past history of the unit, and troop training dates.
• Monitor and evaluate the adequacy of contractor performance in ASP operations including stock control, accountability, maintenance, operation of automated systems.
• Serve as point of contact for external ammunition security and safety inspections.

• Serves as the BOID Division Chief with delegated authority for management and operation decisions related to business operations, engineering and environmental activities, housing and overall DPW logistical support.
• Oversee Quality Assurance and administration of associated base support contracts for a variety of installation activities.
• Prepare written and oral reports, studies and presentations.
• Ensure contractor complies with program requirements.
• Recommend corrective measures that may include the development of detailed plans of inspections.
• Provide overall continuity in leadership to ensure commitments to and from customers/partners are met and project execution achieved.
• Implement controls to assure changes to projects reflect commitments to customers/partners on cost, quality, and schedules.
• Direct the preparation, compilation, review analysis, and submission of all program data required for the directorate program budget input.

• Serves as the BOID Division Chief with delegated authority for management and operation decisions related to business operations, engineering and environmental activities, housing and overall DPW logistical support.
• Oversee Quality Assurance and administration of associated base support contracts for a variety of installation activities.
• Prepare written and oral reports, studies and presentations.
• Ensure contractor complies with program requirements.
• Recommend corrective measures that may include the development of detailed plans of inspections.
• Provide overall continuity in leadership to ensure commitments to and from customers/partners are met and project execution achieved.
• Implement controls to assure changes to projects reflect commitments to customers/partners on cost, quality, and schedules.
• Direct the preparation, compilation, review analysis, and submission of all program data required for the directorate program budget input.

As a Loan Specialist (General) at the GS-1165-9, some of your typical work assignments may include:

• Investigates and evaluates credit history to determine credit worthiness of applicant business, related affiliates, and principal owners of applying applicant business.
• Processes business loans, more complex residential loans, and all types of business and economic injury loans.
• Uses creativity and judgment to reach sound credit recommendations that assist disaster victims while protecting the interests of the government.
• Evaluates collateral by considering type of collateral property, lien position, and available equity.
• Notifies applicant in writing of the information necessary to proceed with processing loan requests.

• This is a Term appointment, which is a Competitive service position.
• Mandatory Overtime: In order to respond quickly and efficiently to disaster survivors, substantial compensated overtime hours may be required heighten Disaster Activities.
• By applying for this position with SBA's Office of Capital Access, you can enjoy challenging but satisfying work and join a highly motivated and diverse team that helps families and businesses rebuild their lives after a disaster.
• Additional selections may be made from this announcement if identical vacancies occur within 180 days from the closing date.
• Employee's residing within commuting distance of the PDC may be required to physically report to the PDC four days per pay period or more often as determined by Department Management.
• The Term Appointment does not confer competitive status, reinstatement rights, or eligibility for non-competitive conversion to a permanent job to the individual(s) selected. You may be promoted or reassigned to another term position within SBA's Office of Capital Access; however, you may not be non-competitively appointed to another Federal position. You will be given an initial Term Appointment lasting more than 1 year, but not more than 4 years. If all other conditions of employment are met, this appointment may be extended, up to a total of four (4) years in increments determined by SBA.
• If selected, employees work on an intermittent (on-call) work schedule. This means that employees are in a pay status only when activated to respond to workload needs, especially in response to heightened disaster activity. When no longer needed, employees return to a non-pay status until the next event necessitates additional staff.
• However, depending on the workload and/or level of disaster activity, your work schedule may be changed to full-time. Subsequently, if the workload decreases, your work schedule may be changed back to intermittent.
• This is not a bargaining unit position.