Attachment_L-10_TEAMS_Logistics_PWS_Labor_Competencies_-_5_Oct_2015.pdf

HQ0147‐15‐R‐0021

Attachment L ‐ 10

Logistics Labor Competencies

Contract Program Manager

Expert ability to provide leadership, direction and management of support for MDA life cycle logistics. Proficient in standards, principles, practices and processes related to DoD logistics. Possesses extensive managerial, technical and business knowledge. Proven ability to lead and provide direct input solving complex issues involving staff and resources of sizeable magnitude. Capable of thinking strategically to address issues and implement life cycle logistics in support of major operational defense programs. Responsible for overall contract performance. Ability to identify and apply concepts, policies and practices of logistics management as they apply to new and legacy systems during the sustainment phase of the life cycle. Ability to use the methods and tools to effectively mitigate risks, including planning for risk, assessing risk areas and developing risk management options. Working knowledge of continuous process improvement; contract management; acquisition, planning, funding, and management information systems.

Experience: 10 years of logistics related contract management experience, with at least 5 years of that experience working with senior government leadership.

Specialized education: Defense Acquisition University (DAU) Life Cycle Logistics level 3, or DAU Program Management level 3, or civilian equivalent. Civilian equivalent includes Program Management Professional (PgMP) Certification, Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification, or one of the following Society of Logistics Engineers Certifications: Certified Professional Logistician, or Demonstrated Master Logistician, or can attain the require certification within 12 months; An MA/MS in Life Cycle Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Logistics Engineering, or similar logistics specialty degree may be substituted for the DAU or civilian experience.

General education: MA/MS with 10 years of life cycle logistics material developer experience. A BA/BS may be substituted for the MA/ MS with a total of 15 years applicable experience.

Expert ability to provide on-site leadership, direction, and management to a diverse contract workforce performing a variety of tasks.

Demonstrated managerial, technical, and business knowledge, and other experience relating to DoD and industry programs.

Ability to lead and provide direct input in solving complex administrative and operational issues involving diverse staffs and resources. Capable of thinking strategically to address issues. Knowledge of the DoD systems acquisition process covering all phases of acquisition including requirements generation and resource allocation process. Working knowledge of continuous process improvement; acquisition, planning, funding, and management information systems.

Technical Lead

Experience: 10 years of lifecycle logistics experience and experience overseeing day-to-day operations, with at least 5 years of that experience working with senior government leadership.

Specialized education: Defense Acquisition University (DAU) Life Cycle Logistics level 3, or DAU Program Management level 3, or civilian equivalent. Civilian equivalent includes Program Management Professional (PgMP) Certification, Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification, or one of the following Society of Logistics Engineers Certifications: Certified Professional Logistician, or Demonstrated Master Logistician, or can attain the required certification within 12 months; A MA/MS in Life Cycle Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Logistics Engineering, or similar logistics specialty degree may be substituted for the DAU or civilian experience.

General education: BA/BS in Life Cycle Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Logistics Engineering, or similar logistics specialty or BA/BS in an unrelated field with 15 years of logistics experience. An AA/AS may be substituted for the BA/BS with a total of 20 years applicable experience.

Expert ability to lead teams or work independently, to solve complex life cycle logistics problems. Expert Ability to develop life cycle logistics policies, plans, procedures and documents. Provide daily supervision and direction to support teams. Expert ability to independently develop and present briefings to MDA senior leaders. Ability to identify and apply concepts, policies and practices of logistics management as they apply to new and legacy systems during the sustainment phase of the life cycle. Ability to use the methods and tools to effectively mitigate risks, including planning for risk, assessing risk areas and developing risk management options. Working knowledge of continuous process improvement; contract management; acquisition, planning, funding, and management information systems.

Analyst (Advanced)

Experience: 10 years of lifecycle logistics experience with experience overseeing day-to-day operations, with at least 5 years of that experience working with senior government leadership.

Specialized education: Defense Acquisition University (DAU) Life Cycle Logistics level 3, or DAU Program Management level 3, or civilian equivalent. Civilian equivalent includes Program Management Professional (PgMP) Certification, Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification, or one of the following Society of Logistics Engineers Certifications: Certified Professional Logistician, or Demonstrated Master Logistician, or can attain the required certification within 12 months; An MA/MS in Life Cycle Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Logistics Engineering, or similar logistics specialty degree may be substituted for the DAU or civilian experience.

General education: BA/BS in Life Cycle Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Logistics Engineering, or similar logistics specialty. An AA/AS may be substituted for the BA/BS when combined with a total of 15 years applicable experience.

Ability to work as an effective team member, to solve complex life cycle logistics problems. Ability to apply sound judgment to develop life cycle logistics policies, plans, procedures and documents. Ability to identify and apply concepts, policies and practices of logistics management as they apply to new and legacy systems during the sustainment phase of the life cycle. Ability to use the methods and tools to effectively mitigate risks, including planning for risk, assessing risk areas and developing risk management options. Working knowledge of continuous process improvement and contract management.

Analyst (Intermediate)

Experience: 5 years of lifecycle logistics, with at least 3 years of that experience as a primary or staff action officer, or a civilian manager or logistics analyst.

Specialized education: Defense Acquisition University (DAU) Life Cycle Logistics level 2, or DAU Program Management level 2, or civilian equivalent. Civilian equivalent includes Program Management Professional (PgMP) Certification, Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification, or one of the following Society of Logistics Engineers Certifications: Certified Professional Logistician, or Demonstrated Master Logistician, or Certified Senior Logistician, or can attain one of the certifications within 12 months; A BA/BS in Life Cycle Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Logistics Engineering, or similar logistics specialty degree may be substituted for the DAU or civilian experience.

General education: BA/BS in Life Cycle Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Logistics Engineering, or similar logistics specialty or BA/BS in an unrelated field with 5 years of logistics experience. An AA/AS may be substituted for the BA/BS when combined with a total of 10 years logistics experience.

Follows established procedures and solves routine problems. With general supervision, works as an effective team member, to assist in solution development of complex life cycle logistics problems. Ability to apply sound judgment to develop life cycle logistics, plans, procedures and documents.

Analyst (Basic)

Experience: 3 years lifecycle logistics experience.

General education: AA/AS degree. 5 years of Life Cycle Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Logistics Engineering, or similar logistics specialty experience may be substituted for the degree requirement.

With supervision, follows established procedures and solves routine problems and works as an effective team member to assist in solution development of complex life cycle logistics problems. Ability to apply sound judgment to develop life cycle logistics, plans, procedures and documents. Ability to provide input to briefings for MDA logistics leaders. Ability to analyze statutory and regulatory guidance within the BMDS context.

Analyst (Entry)

Experience: 1 year of lifecycle logistics experience. An AA/AS degree may be substituted for the experience requirement.

Education: No degree requirement.