ADACG MATERIAL EXPEDITER (HAZMAT LOW)

Arrival/Departure Airfield Control Group (ADACG)

Completes Aircraft Load Plans using the Integrated Computerized Deployment System (ICODES). Ensures deploying unit adheres to the established movement timetable, inspects packaging, marking, labeling, reviews shipping paper-accompanying cargo for accurate descriptions and complete record of items to be air transported, building air load plans, and finalized all documentation of equipment for air movement. Assist in the collection of data for end of month reports. Plan and coordinate movement of military personnel and cargo through staged departure and arrival points for inbound and outbound deployments. Tracks inbound/outbound missions with Global Support Systems (GDSS), and Single Mobility Systems (SMS). Maintains and processes air movement records in accordance with department procedures. Have knowledge coordination movement of personnel, cargo in support of training and real world deployments. Must be able to obtain a “Secret” clearance and maintain throughout employment. Coordinates the processing, loading of personnel and cargo based on deployment plans, and aircraft schedules. Performs passenger service duties to ensure quality customer service. Maintains aircraft status boards, receives air mission set-ups, and relays information on passenger processing and movements to the ADACG Operations/Shift leader. Assist deploying unit with air passenger manifesting and ensures the air manifest is legible with all required data. Briefs troop commander IAW anti-hijacking procedures, and ensures all hand carried items are within established weight and size restrictions. Primary purpose is to provide air transportation cargo/personnel support services within a secure military deployment area. Conducts visual review/inspection of military service members to ascertain compliance with regulations/guides governing the transport of carry-on items aboard an aircraft. Gives special attention to special items such as medical supplies or items classified as hazardous material to verify proper container use, labels, shipping records etc. Reports violations to authorities as prescribed by applicable laws, regulations or guides. May operate a variety of materials handling equipment such as forklifts, to load or relocate cargo. Responsible for physical security of passengers in the loading zone along with the inspection of items to be loaded onto the aircraft. Visually inspects items for proper packaging, marking, labeling and placarding. Reviews shipping paper accompanying cargo/baggage for accurate descriptions and complete record of items to be transported. Applies knowledge of classes of materials including those classified as hazardous materials to ensure cargo/baggage complies with Federal, State, and local laws governing transportation of cargo/baggage. Observes and understands colors and alphanumeric codes used on placards for hazardous items to facilitate the proper placement and handling of cargo. Ensures the deploying unit adheres to the established movement timetable. Be familiar with Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. Performs other duties as required. Extensive interaction with the customer is required. Work requires long, strenuous hours and being able to work an uncommon tour of duty including nights, weekends, and holidays. Work requires standing, walking, lifting, and carrying of papers and other materials. Must be able to work under pressure. Must comply with published Company work rules. Must be able to lift 50 lbs. Must be able to comply with OSHA, EPA, Fire Regulations, and Company. Must be able to work overtime. Attend training as required.

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