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The Quality Control Evaluator is responsible for various warehousing duties including inventory management, examining stored materials for damage, and preparing materials for shipment. They will operate hand and power trucks and ensure safety compliance while performing these tasks.

The Program Manager (PM) will oversee multiple Captured Materiel Exploitation (CMEC) exercises, ensuring effective planning, coordination, and execution. Responsibilities include managing performance, schedules, and risks, supporting client activities, developing operational plans, and supervising cross-project activities, while maintaining accountability for Government Furnished Equipment (GFE).

The Site Manager oversees operations at assigned contract sites, ensuring appropriate performance in cost, schedule, and technical areas. Responsibilities include policy implementation, staff direction, government interfacing, and providing technical support. Key duties involve monitoring performance and scheduling workloads, as well as ensuring compliance with security and technical training requirements.

The Junior Declassification Review Analyst will support government clients by conducting initial declassification reviews and analyzing documents according to regulatory standards. They will provide recommendations to Senior Analysts and participate in a certification training program. Effective communication and strong analytical skills are essential for this role.

The Operations Manager is responsible for overseeing facility maintenance and production operations, ensuring safety and compliance with regulations, managing productivity and efficiency, coordinating training and development for the maintenance team, handling budgeting and P&L, and maintaining relationships with clients. They are tasked with implementing continuous improvement strategies and managing multi-skilled employee development to achieve operational goals.

The Entry Control Monitor will oversee access to construction sites, conduct personnel and vehicle inspections, maintain logs, draft reports, and respond to security issues. They are responsible for monitoring unauthorized access and assisting in emergency situations.

The Cleared Entry Control Monitor ensures that only authorized personnel gain access to designated areas at the construction site, conducts personnel credential checks, maintains logs of security events, and assists with vehicle inspections when necessary. They also respond to emergencies by summoning services as required.