About the role

Distribution Manager The purpose of this position is to serve as a Distribution Manager, which provides technical expertise and support relating to the movement of equipment, supplies, and personnel for both peacetime and wartime. Manages, directs, develops, plans, and analyzes deployment and distribution management programs. Serves as the sole technical transportation advisor to all statewide or base operating officials on all matters dealing with commercial movement of personnel and equipment. Manages all materiel distribution activities, including organic ground transportation for cargo and personnel. Ensures that traffic management and transportation services required to support the mission are accomplished. Inspects, or provides for inspection of, commercial carrier terminals to locate and expedite delivery of astray government shipments. Reviews, as required, individual paperwork associated with a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) Personally Performed Moves (PPMs) to ensure requested reimbursement on charges are in line with a commercial PCS move. Procures domestic and international travel for both military and civilian passengers. Provides coordination, as required, for the base's Space Available (A) travel program which may include but is not limited to: oversight of the manifesting of passengers, coordination with Base Operations and Security, checking passenger credentials to determine authorization for Space A use, and/or providing security and safety briefings to passengers. Performs other duties as assigned. Details of the duties and responsibilities are contained in the applicable position description (D1960000) can be provided to you by HRO.

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