Lead Equipment and Supply readiness efforts for NCG-1, managing DPAS/RCRP and other tracking systems. Analyze readiness data, produce metrics and briefings, coordinate with headquarters and subordinate units, conduct readiness reviews, train unit managers, and recommend process improvements to maintain equipment accountability and operational availability.
The Readiness Program Manager will serve as a key leader overseeing Equipment (E) and Supply (S) pillars supporting readiness and accountability initiatives for NCG-1 and subordinate units. The position involves managing critical readiness systems, analyzing operational data, and providing leadership with actionable insights to ensure mission readiness and sustainment.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage and oversee Equipment and Supply readiness pillars, including DPAS and RCRP systems.
- Track and analyze readiness data across subordinate units and provide routine briefings to leadership.
- Compile and evaluate readiness metrics and develop recommendations for operational improvements.
- Serve as a subject matter expert (SME) on Equipment and Supply Figure of Merit (EFOM/SFOM).
- Coordinate with internal teams and higher headquarters to resolve system and readiness issues.
- Monitor equipment status and maintain situational awareness of operational availability.
- Lead periodic readiness reviews and coordinate with subordinate units to ensure compliance.
- Train and support unit managers on readiness systems and processes.
- Manage inventory accountability, including tracking large-scale equipment datasets.
- Provide timely communication to leadership regarding issues impacting readiness
Skills, Knowledge & Expertise
- Experience supporting Government readiness or logistics programs
- Knowledge of Navy correspondence formats
- Familiarity with systems such as STARS-FL, SABRS, FACET, and Materiel Tracking programs
- Experience supporting multi-unit operational environments
- Demonstrated ability to identify process improvements and implement corrective actions
- Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret complex readiness data
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- Knowledge of inventory and supply chain management principles
- Familiarity with readiness systems such as DPAS, RCRP, and DRRS-N (preferred)
- Ability to multitask and manage detailed, high-volume workloads
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Organizational and problem-solving abilities with attention to detail
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