Summary
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Publication Development Branch
You will lead, coordinate, communicate, integrate and be held accountable for the full range of supervisory and managerial duties for Explosive Ordnance Disposal Publication Development Branch.
You will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, developing and disseminating core content of EOD Subjects and Levels 2 and 3 EOD publications for Joint Service EOD technicians.
You will integrate workforce activities related to the acquisition and exploitation of recovered EOD ordnance, information and related materials.
You will evaluate and prioritize human capital and processes towards effective development of timely, accurate and relevant EOD publications.
You will lead and participate in projects that facilitate EOD-centered knowledge, information and procedures.
You will plan, coordinate, manage, staff, budget, direct and report work of branch in program responsibilities.
Job Description
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Publication Development Branch
You will lead, coordinate, communicate, integrate and be held accountable for the full range of supervisory and managerial duties for Explosive Ordnance Disposal Publication Development Branch.
You will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, developing and disseminating core content of EOD Subjects and Levels 2 and 3 EOD publications for Joint Service EOD technicians.
You will integrate workforce activities related to the acquisition and exploitation of recovered EOD ordnance, information and related materials.
You will evaluate and prioritize human capital and processes towards effective development of timely, accurate and relevant EOD publications.
You will lead and participate in projects that facilitate EOD-centered knowledge, information and procedures.
You will plan, coordinate, manage, staff, budget, direct and report work of branch in program responsibilities.
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