Qualifications
Comprehensive and detailed knowledge and understanding of governing NAF budget and accounting policies, precedent setting decisions, procedures, pertinent laws and regulations and Installation policies to assure that budget forecasts, estimates, and services are provided in a manner consistent with applicable regulatory requirements and meets the needs of the supported customers.
Comprehensive and detailed knowledge and understanding of NAF contracting and NAF property management regulations, policies, rules and procedures to monitor internal controls, provide advice and assure NAF contracting and property management activities are accomplished in accordance with regulatory guidelines and meet mission requirements.
Extensive knowledge of business management principles, practices and techniques, and extensive and detailed knowledge of the principles and practices of the operating programs and their interrelationship in order to provide qualitative and quantitative assistance to various activities, and to recommend long-range program changes, new construction projects, and adjustments in operating programs and procedures.
Knowledge of the managerial, financial and employment plans, policies and programs of the organization and skill in projecting and anticipating organizational activity objectives and the effects of proposed changes within the programs.
Skill in analyzing policies and program data, delineating and assessing objectives, recommending strategies based on work operations, available resources, cost effectiveness, and progress or results desired.
Knowledge of Department of the Navy and Department of Defense resource management, personnel management, procurement, and logistical support systems as they relate to the directorate property management, property book accountability and warehousing of the APF and NAF property of the directorate.
Knowledge of a wide range of activities and services and customers' interests and needs to facilitate the development and conduct of fully satisfactory management support programs and to develop new and innovative concepts and approaches for increasing the financial stability of Fleet Readiness activities.
Knowledge of general business principles of financial planning, reporting, and of budgetary methods and processes for APF and NAF to ensure best use of resources and to plan for operating costs, major and minor construction, renovation and capital purchases.
Skill in modifying and/or developing appropriate methods, approaches and procedures for the most effective management of division programs.
Knowledge and ability to supervise, delegate work, and accomplish mission requirements through subordinate personnel.
Extensive knowledge of administrative procedures involving correspondence, forms, files, reports, training requests, security clearances, travel orders and vouchers, calendar management systems, etc. in order to assess and ensure all directorate administrative processes are in compliance with regulatory requirements and Installation directives.
Extensive knowledge of personnel management policies and procedures involving recruitment, a wide variety of personnel actions, manpower data, classification and position management, job descriptions, training, awards, career development and performance appraisals in order to monitor and assure accuracy of personnel actions, provide advice and assistance to directorate staff, and serve as liaison between directorate and the personnel offices.
Benefits
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