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BAE Systems

Dir I- Technical

Fort Wayne, IN · On-site

$153K - $260K/yr

Familiarity with airborne HF radio systems and ARC-231 tactical radio capabilities, including operational use cases, modernization challenges, and future technology evolution. * Proven ability to ...

Parsons Corporation

TRAINING DIRECTOR

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

Parsons is looking for an amazingly talented Training Director to join our team! In this role you ... Provide assessments at the strategic, operational, or tactical level and include effects in the ...

Parsons

TRAINING DIRECTOR

Indianapolis, IN

Parsons is looking for an amazingly talented Training Director to join our team! In this role you ... Provide assessments at the strategic, operational, or tactical level and include effects in the ...

Journeyman Distillery

Tactical Sous Chef

Valparaiso, IN · On-site

$43K - $59K/yr

The Sous Chef will oversee the daily operations of the Journeyman Distillery, Staymaker, Union Hall ... direct respective culinary staff to correct any deficiencies; Ensure that quality and details are ...

Your Money Line

Director of Finance

Indianapolis, IN · On-site +1

... operations. Reporting directly to the COO, you'll own financial planning, strategy, budget ... They can zoom out strategically while executing on tactical items day to day. This role is remote ...

Your Money Line

Director of Finance

Indianapolis, IN · On-site +1

... operations. Reporting directly to the COO, you'll own financial planning, strategy, budget ... They can zoom out strategically while executing on tactical items day to day. This role is remote ...

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What are Director Tactical Operations?

A Director of Tactical Operations is a senior leader responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing tactical strategies within an organization, often in fields like law enforcement, military, or emergency response. They oversee teams, manage resources, and ensure that operations align with organizational goals and safety protocols. This role requires strong leadership, decision-making skills, and the ability to respond effectively in high-pressure situations.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Director of Tactical Operations, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Director of Tactical Operations, you need extensive experience in military or law enforcement operations, strategic planning, and team leadership, often supported by a relevant degree and advanced operational training. Familiarity with command and control systems, advanced communication equipment, and certifications such as Incident Command System (ICS) are typically required. Exceptional decision-making, crisis management, and interpersonal skills help foster trust and cohesion under pressure. These competencies are essential for ensuring mission success, operational efficiency, and team safety in high-stakes environments.

How does a Director of Tactical Operations typically collaborate with cross-functional teams to execute mission-critical objectives?

A Director of Tactical Operations plays a central role in coordinating efforts across multiple departments, such as logistics, intelligence, and field teams, to ensure smooth execution of high-priority initiatives. This involves leading strategy sessions, facilitating clear communication channels, and aligning resources to meet operational goals. Regular collaboration with senior leadership and ground-level personnel is essential to adapt plans in real time based on situational developments. Building strong interdepartmental relationships helps drive efficiency and fosters a proactive approach to problem-solving in fast-paced environments.
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Mid-Level Logistician-Crane

Mid-Level Logistician-Crane

SkyBridge Tactical

Crane, IN

Full-time

Re-posted 3 days ago

Job description

SkyBridge Tactical is a privately held SDVOSB (Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business) founded in 2008 organically filling a need for relevant training expertise, providing former SOF (Special Operation Forces) operators as instructors to bring proven tactical procedures and techniques in support of USSOCOM's and respective Component Command's missions. Additionally, one of SBT's main lines of efforts is supporting our customer's (DoS, DoD) strategic and national objectives and goals such as construction, Host Nation training and equipping, etc. in high risk austere locations globally. SkyBridge Tactical provides an agile and adaptive company structure that is responsive to customer needs and able to rapidly address changing requirements with little to no impact on the customer.
JOB TITLE: Logistician
JOB LOCATION: Crane, IN, US
BACKGROUND: Global Engineering's (GXP) mission is to provide electrical, electronic, and design engineering, software engineering, acquisition, development, production, test and evaluation, integrated logistics support, reliability, maintenance, and sustainment functions for a variety of platform, launch, and missile systems, as well as transportation equipment, test facilities, and shelters. These systems and equipment are supported by various customers. The fire control systems, navigation systems, launcher systems, missiles and missile support equipment are under the cognizance of the Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) Technical Branches. These technical branches are SP22, Launcher; SP23, Fire Control and Guidance; SP24, Navigation; SP27, TRIDENT Missile; and SP2012, System Integration.
POSITION DESCRIPTION:
Provide inventory management, logistics coordination, receiving, storage, shipping, excess/disposal, documentation, and government data system support for Test, Measurement and Diagnostics Equipment (TMDE) and Fire Control portable computing devices (PCDs). Coordinate with branch personnel, Logistics Lead, Organizational Material Administrator (OMA), security personnel, transportation, local property offices, DLA, NAVICP, ITD, and program participants to maintain accurate accountability, timely processing, safe work areas, and compliant logistics operations.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
Duties include, but are not limited to:
TMDE Inventory Management (50%)
• Inspect, receive, handle, and store Test, Measurement and Diagnostics Equipment (TMDE); coordinate with branch personnel and the Organizational Material Administrator (OMA) on all incoming equipment and materials; assist with resolution of damaged and/or misdirected TMDE; apply labels to TMDE as directed.
• Maintain records and logbooks for receipts; provide status reports and metrics on incoming receipts as needed.
• Ensure TMDE is received in a timely manner and work areas are maintained in a clean, safe, and orderly manner.
• Inspect, receive, and track the condition of shipping containers; coordinate refurbishment of shipping containers; provide status reports on shipping containers as needed.
• Pull TMDE from storage or staging areas to inspect, package, and ship; prepare shipment documents and packing lists; apply and/or remove labels from TMDE as directed; coordinate shipment quality assurance with branch personnel; coordinate shipments with NSLC/transportation.
• Maintain records and logbooks for shipments; provide status reports and metrics on outgoing shipments as needed.
• Monitor TMDE in loaned status and assist with coordinating return of loaned equipment as directed; prepare documentation for loaned TMDE.
• Monitor, review, and complete replenishment requests for TMDE as directed; notify branch personnel when inventory shortages are obvious.
• Coordinate TMDE to be excessed or disposed with branch personnel; inspect, pull, and stage TMDE for excess/disposal; prepare documentation for TMDE to be excessed; coordinate with local property office, DLA, and/or NAVICP to disposition TMDE; coordinate with program participants to transfer custody of TMDE as directed.
• Investigate and correct any errors identified during physical inventories; prepare reports for physical inventories; ensure 98% inventory accuracy is maintained.
• Update government data systems pertaining to TMDE, including ERP, TMDE, MCMS, and other systems as directed.
• Review, provide recommendations for, and adhere to SOPs and instructions applicable to tasking; participate in team meetings and audits when applicable.
• Monitor packaging, shipment, and disposal supplies, including labels, tape, boxes, bubble wrap, and related materials; coordinate with branch personnel to obtain supplies related to assigned tasking.
Fire Control Support (50%)
• Inspect, receive, handle, and store portable computing devices (PCDs); coordinate with the Logistics Lead, Organizational Material Administrator (OMA), and security personnel, if applicable, on all incoming PCDs and associated material; assist with resolution of damaged and/or misdirected PCDs; apply labels to PCDs as directed.
• Maintain records and logbooks for receipts; provide status reports and metrics on incoming receipts as needed.
• Ensure PCDs are received in a timely manner and work areas are maintained in a clean, safe, and orderly manner.
• Pull PCDs from storage or staging areas to inspect, package, and ship; prepare shipment documents and packing lists; apply and/or remove labels as directed; coordinate shipments with NSLC/transportation.
• Maintain records and logbooks for shipments; provide status reports and metrics on outgoing shipments as needed.
• Coordinate PCDs to be excessed or disposed with the Logistics Lead; inspect, pull, prepare, and stage PCDs for excess/disposal; prepare documentation for PCDs to be excessed; coordinate with local property office, DLA, and/or ITD to disposition PCDs.
• Perform acceptance testing, repairs, and battery checks on PCDs.
• Perform security checks on safe as required; assist with inventory of classified hardware as required.
• Update government data systems pertaining to PCDs.
• Review, provide recommendations for, and adhere to SOPs and instructions applicable to tasking; participate in team meetings when applicable.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS amp; ABILITIES:
• Active SECRET Security Clearance.
• U.S. Citizen.
• Valid driver's license.
• Forklift certification required; may be required to drive Government owned/leased vehicles and material handling equipment, including forklifts, hoists, cranes, and trucks, on-site at NSWC Crane.
• ESD certification required.
• Ability to lift and move heavy equipment required.
• Organizational, computer, communication, and data entry skills required.
• Classified shipments and receipts may be required.
• Background in Navy Supply procedures desirable; background in Test Equipment useful.
• Background in PHS amp;T desirable; background as a computer technician useful.
EDUCATION:
Minimum of HS diploma and 3 years' experience
QUALIFICATIONS:
Job Type: Contract
Job Type: Full-time

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