Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division)

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national transportation safety boardWashington (DC)

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Manager

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$169279 - $197200/yr

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Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division)Hiring Agency: National Transportation Safety Board
Department: Other Agencies and Independent Organizations
Location: Washington, District of Columbia This position is located in the Office of Highway Safety, Report Development Division at the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). This position serves as the Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division) for the Office of Highway Safety (OHS).
Key Responsibilities: As a Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division), GS-2101-15, you will perform the following major duties: Exercises quality control for written documents that must be approved by the Board or signed by the Chairman and for other written products assigned by the Director. Reviews, evaluates, and rewrites products written by other staff members, as assigned by the Director, to ensure technical adequacy and adequacy of logic, organization, structure, coherence, support and style. Ensures through complete and comprehensive review of each report draft, that essential issues are identified, adequately addressed and that all findings and recommendations are supported by analysis. Oversees the technical and administrative procedures associated with conducting investigative hearings, forums and symposiums. Assists with the oversight of safety recommendation classification review and updates for Board review. Manages the personnel functions of the division, including recruitment of candidates for positions, development and implementation of training plans; execution of performance appraisals, performance awards, and ensuring a work environment that meets all equal employment opportunity (EEO) requirements. Requirements & Education There is no education substitution at this grade level. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes, in part, paid vacation, sick leave, holidays and various benefits as well as work life amenities such as alternate work schedules, telework, flextime, fitness and transit benefits. Which agency is hiring for this position? This position is with National Transportation Safety Board, Other Agencies and Independent Organizations. What is the salary for this position? The posted pay range is $169279 - $197200/yr. What is the application deadline? Applications close on 2026-10-13. Who is eligible to apply? This position is open under the 'Fed Internal Search' hiring path. Related Searches Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division), Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division) jobs, Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division) careers, apply Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division), Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division) in Washington, Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division) jobs Washington, Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division) in District of Columbia, Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division) jobs District of Columbia, jobs in Washington, careers in Washington, jobs in District of Columbia, federal jobs in District of Columbia, government jobs District of Columbia, jobs near Washington, District of Columbia, National Transportation Safety Board, National Transportation Safety Board jobs, National Transportation Safety Board careers, National Transportation Safety Board Washington, Other Agencies and Independent Organizations, Other Agencies and Independent Organizations jobs, Transportation Specialist, Transportation Specialist jobs, USAJOBS Transportation Specialist, fed internal search jobs, Supervisory Transportation Specialist (Chief, Report Development Division) salary Source: USAJOBS.gov - U.S. Federal Government

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