Job Description/Specification:
Amentum is seeking a qualified Munitions Technician to support the receipt, storage, inspection, testing, handling, transportation, and maintenance of U.S. Air Force (USAF) munitions and related equipment. The role involves maintaining accurate inventory records, ensuring compliance with explosives safety requirements, and supporting daily munitions operations at assigned facilities.
The successful candidate will work with munitions material handling equipment (MMHE), warehouse systems, technical documentation, and the Theater Integrated Combat Munitions Systems (TICMS). Depending on qualifications and operational requirements, responsibilities may also include coordinating work crews, delivering safety briefings, and supervising Other Country National (OCN) munitions personnel.
This position requires formal munitions systems training, knowledge of USAF supply and technical order procedures, and the ability to work in environments where safety, accountability, and operational readiness are essential.
Key Responsibilities
Munitions Handling and Storage
The Munitions Technician will carry out assigned munitions operations in accordance with established procedures and technical requirements.
Key duties include:
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Receive, store, inspect, test, maintain, and transport munitions and associated resources.
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Follow USAF and host-country explosives safety, security, and occupational safety standards.
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Store munitions according to applicable explosives safety requirements.
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Recondition, repair, or replace defective or missing parts of munitions and containers.
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Prepare munitions shipments for air, sea, and surface transportation.
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Load and unload incoming and outgoing munitions shipments when qualified and authorized.
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Transport munitions to and from flightline holding areas and other designated locations when required.
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Inspect munitions in accordance with applicable technical orders, including 11A-1-10.
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Assist with the inspection of munitions brass, residue, and containers in accordance with 11A-1-60.
Inventory and Warehouse Management
Accurate stock control and equipment accountability are important parts of the position.
Responsibilities include:
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Conduct warehouse inventories and investigate discrepancies.
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Coordinate with operations personnel to resolve munitions serviceability and accountability issues.
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Operate TICMS according to site procedures, including performing required actions under the Receiver role.
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Perform entry-controller duties when assigned.
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Maintain compliance with established quality processes and identify potential operational problems.
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Recommend corrective actions to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of munitions operations.
Equipment Operation and Maintenance
The technician will inspect and operate material handling equipment and other tools used in daily operations.
Duties include:
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Operate forklifts, pallet jacks, manual hoists, and other assigned handling equipment.
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Inspect and operate metal strapping equipment, stencil machines, heat sealers, pneumatic paint guns, air compressors, and power tools.
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Conduct minor maintenance on facilities and installed equipment.
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Clean vehicles, tools, equipment, and work areas.
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Follow prescribed personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements for assigned tasks.
Safety and Team Coordination
The role requires continuous attention to safety and operational readiness.
The technician will respond appropriately to emergencies, provide general and explosives safety briefings, and communicate clear instructions when coordinating crew activities. The position may require working additional hours or performing standby duties to support mission requirements during peacetime and contingency operations.
Minimum Qualifications and Requirements
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
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High school diploma or equivalent.
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Completion of formal USAF Munitions Systems training or equivalent U.S. military service training.
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Basic knowledge of USAF supply and technical order systems or an equivalent U.S. service system.
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Proficiency with Windows and Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
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Ability to operate material handling equipment.
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Valid driver's license from the applicant's home country and the ability to obtain a host-country driver's license.
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Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government Secret security clearance.
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Normal color perception and depth vision.
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Physical ability to perform assigned duties, including lifting, pushing, or pulling at least 50 pounds.
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Ability to travel domestically and internationally.
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Willingness to wear appropriate PPE and follow prescribed safety procedures.
Important eligibility requirement: U.S. citizenship is required to obtain the Secret security clearance specified for this position.
Preferred Qualifications
The employer identifies the following as advantageous:
Candidates with relevant military munitions training and practical experience in warehouse operations, explosives safety, inventory management, and material handling may be particularly well suited to the position.
Work Environment
The Munitions Technician may work in offices, maintenance shops, warehouses, and outdoor areas. Some duties may involve extended periods outdoors and exposure to demanding environmental conditions.
Strict compliance with explosives safety standards, technical procedures, quality requirements, and security rules is essential throughout all assigned activities.
Who Should Apply?
This opportunity is intended for candidates with formal military munitions systems training who understand the importance of safe handling, storage, inspection, transportation, and accountability procedures.
Applicants should highlight their relevant military training, munitions experience, technical order knowledge, material handling equipment skills, and familiarity with inventory systems. Candidates should also confirm that they meet the U.S. citizenship and security clearance requirements before applying.