Chief Logistician

Applied Training Solutions; Fort Bragg (NC); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Applied Training Solutions is seeking a qualified Chief Logistician to support operations at the Special Operations Mission Training Center in Fort Bragg, NC. This role involves overseeing logistics, managing supply operations, and ensuring compliance with Army regulations.

The ideal candidate will have a high school diploma and significant logistics experience, specifically with Army supply regulations and GCSS-Army. This in-person position requires an active SECRET clearance and offers a fast-paced working environment.

Qualifications

• Five years of logistics experience.
• Two years of experience using GCSS-Army.
• In-depth knowledge of Army Supply System.

Responsibilities

• Oversee logistics and supply operations for mission training.
• Administer Army supply systems using GCSS-Army.
• Maintain property book compliance and financial accountability.
• Coordinate supply support and sustainment activities.

Skills

Logistics management

Army supply regulations knowledge

GCSS-Army proficiency

Property accountability

Education

High school diploma

Tools

GCSS-Army

Defense Property Accountability System

Job description

Chief Logistician

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

ATS is looking for a qualified Chief Logistician to support the Special Operations Mission Training Center Facility at Fort Bragg, NC.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Manage and oversee all logistics and supply operations in support of the Special Operations Mission Training Center, ensuring timely accountability, issue, receipt, and tracking of equipment and materials required for mission training.
• Administer Army supply systems and property accountability processes, utilizing GCSS-Army (GCSS-A) to manage transactions, inventory adjustments, hand receipts, lateral transfers, and equipment visibility in accordance with Army supply regulations.
• Maintain property book compliance and financial accountability, ensuring adherence to DoD property accountability policies, audit readiness standards, and installation procedures.
• Coordinate supply support and sustainment activities, including requisitions, turn-ins, recoverable items, sensitive items inventories, cyclic inventories, and reconciliation actions.
• Supervise and advise on supply program integration, ensuring effective coordination between technical supply operations and broader logistics and sustainment programs.
• Serve as primary logistics liaison between Government leadership, supported units, installation agencies, and supply support activities to resolve shortages, discrepancies, and accountability issues.
• Safeguard classified and sensitive equipment and documentation, operating in compliance with Secret clearance requirements and applicable security regulations.

Experience and Qualifications

• High school diploma.
• Five years of experience in logistics.
• Knowledge of Army supply regulations.
• Knowledge of the accounting policies of the DoD Property Book regulations and policies.
• In-depth knowledge of Army Supply System.
• Two years of experience using Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS-A).

Special Job Requirements

• Certification through the American Society of Transportation and Logistics, or the International Society of Logistics.
• Familiarity with the Defense Property Accountability System.
• Knowledge of a broad range of supply program relationships between technical supply operations and general supply support programs.

Other Requirements

• US Citizenship required for this Position: Yes.
• Performance Location: Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
• Relocation Assistance: No.
• Clearance Type: Position requires an active SECRET clearance.
• Travel Required: Limited, within local training complex areas.
• Job Types: Full time, Contract.
• Work Location: In-person.

Working Environment

The working environment is a high-security, fast-paced Special Operations training facility that operates in direct support of mission‑critical and time‑sensitive training events. Personnel work closely with military leadership, government representatives, contractors, and visiting units, often in a dynamic environment with frequent schedule changes, after‑hours requirements, and surge operations. The position requires strict adherence to Army physical security policies, discretion when handling sensitive information, constant attention to detail, and a strong customer‑service mindset while operating within controlled access areas and under Secret‑level security clearance requirements.