Vehicle Operator Instructor

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Vehicle Operator Instructor

Camp Pendleton, CA

Summary:

Vehicle Operator Instructors shall have the knowledge, skills and attributes to implement and evaluate instruction on the systems, subsystems, equipment controls and routine preventative maintenance functions at the operator level. Must be able to review and provide recommended changes to course curricula, lesson plans, student guides, and audio-visual aids in support of lesson material and examinations. They shall deliver instruction incident events identified for the Assault Amphibious Family of Vehicles (FOVs), and the associated training systems. Additionally, will be responsible to maintain and update their assigned periods of instruction and other administrative tasks associated with maintenance of the operator curriculum(s).

Basic Qualifications:

• Must be current USMC Swim Quall Intermediate, or capable of qualifying as such.
• Must have a current SVET qualification or capable of qualifying in the SVET.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Prior military experience within the armored vehicle community with an emphasis on 4 years experience in an Assault Amphibian Battalion as an operator, mechanic, or communicator.
• Prior military experience within the Stryker Combat Vehicle community as an operator, mechanic, or communicator.
• Preferred graduates of Instructor Development Course (IDC) and or Curriculum Developers Course (CDC). Prior Formal Learning Center experience is a plus.

Other Requirements:

US Citizenship required for this Position: Yes

Performance Location: Camp Pendleton, CA

Relocation Assistance: No

Clearance Type: Secret

Travel Required: Yes 25%

Working Environment:

The usual daily work conditions will be in an office environment located at Camp Pendleton CA. The job requires occasional lifting of computer and other equipment, generally not in excess of 50 lbs., usually in connection with equipment transport to off-site locations for exercise events. This job also requires field time where the instructor will be required to supervise students from the Vehicle Commanders Station of an ACV during field exercises in the land and on water. The Instructor will be required to wear all PPE for extended periods of time when in the field. The exercise support staff typically travels with a high degree of frequency. Travel to training exercise locations regularly includes CONUS, its territories, with occasional international travel. Exercise duty may include extended work periods beyond 12 hours; air travel in excess of 18 hours on a single aircraft; outdoor working conditions; and driving for extended periods to work sites.