TS/SCI Supply Technician: Inventory & Asset Control

Rivet; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 55,000 - 61,000; Full time

Job summary

Rivet Operations Company seeks a Supply Technician SCA (TS/SCI) in Washington, DC to support DIA logistics. The role requires U.S. citizenship, a TS/SCI clearance, and 7+ years in property accountability management with DoD property book systems. Forklift and related equipment certifications are required.

The position involves stock control, cyclic inventories, audit-ready accountability, receiving inspections, and routine reporting to government leads.

Qualifications

• Education / Experience / Certifications: U.S. citizens; High School Diploma or GED with minimum 7 years in Property Accountability Management; DoD property book systems experience; Forklift and other Material Handling Equipment certifications.

Responsibilities

• Apply stock control practices: bin/location management, reorder levels, due-ins/due-outs, backorder tracking and reconciliation.
• Conduct cyclic inventories and wall-to-wall inventories; research and correct variances with supporting documentation.
• Maintain audit-ready accountability for equipment/material including custody transfer documentation and property book concepts.
• Perform receiving inspections; identify variances; prepare discrepancy documentation; coordinate with shipping functions and comply with packaging standards.
• Generate routine reports and brief results to government leads.

Skills

Property accountability

Inventory control

Routine reports

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

DoD property book systems

Tactical property books

Forklift certification

Job description

Rivet Operations Company seeks a Supply Technician SCA (TS/SCI) in Washington, DC to support DIA logistics. The role requires U.S. citizenship, a TS/SCI clearance, and 7+ years in property accountability management with DoD property book systems. Forklift and related equipment certifications are required.

The position involves stock control, cyclic inventories, audit-ready accountability, receiving inspections, and routine reporting to government leads.