Supervisory Television Traffic Continuity Coordinator
us department of warFort George G Meade (MD)
Supervisory Television Traffic Continuity Coordinator
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us department of warFort George G Meade (MD)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Supervisory Television Traffic Continuity Coordinator As a Supervisory Television Traffic Continuity Coordinator at the GS-1001-12 some of your typical work assignments may include: Works as supervisor for approximately 4-6 civilian employees performing Traffic and Media Management functions. Directs a highly specialized technical staff section performing broadcast traffic, continuity, and media management operations. Oversee the specialized media management workflow to support timely acquisition, ingestion, and cataloging of television assets. Plans and directs the daily work to be accomplished by subordinates, actively coordinating multi-shift operations and schedules to guarantee comprehensive, seven-day/weekend operational coverage. Ensures administrative and contract compliance protocols are followed for TV programming agreements. Reviews of contract processing metrics and coordinates with the agency Contract Office to verify technical delivery parameters are met.
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