Aviation Logistics Analyst – Medium Range Response (MRR)

D&G is seeking a Logistics Analyst to join our team. The Aviation Logistics Analyst role provides logistics and depot maintenance support to U.S. Coast Guard MRR aviation assets, including the C-27J Spartan, HC-144 Ocean Sentry, MH-60T Jayhawk, and MH-65D/E Dolphin. Supporting the United States Coast Guard (USCG) Aviation Logistics Center (ALC) Technical Support Services (TSS) contract in Elizabeth City, NC, this position contributes to mid-range aircraft sustainment activities across engineering, supply, configuration management, and depot-level maintenance processes. Roles and Responsibilities: Monitor changes to OEM, USCG and other services technical directives relating to logistics support (e.g., maintenance, technical data, support and test equipment, facilities, supply support, packaging, handling, storage, transportation, training, training devices, and computer resources, design interface (e.g., reliability, maintainability, availability, safety, human factors, commonality, modularity, system architecture)), configuration management, and deficiencies for applicability to USCG aircraft. Submit recommendations for action to the applicable engineering cell leader for Government action. Act on, track and provide status of Government-approved recommendations through implementation. Initiate, conduct, and complete SPBO projects, including full and limited screen breakouts. Coordinate own activity with Product Line Manager, Engineering Cell and Supply Cell. Provide information regarding potential cost avoidance of each SPBO project. Submit all documentation and recommendations to the Government for acceptance. Conform to ALCINST 4200.3(series). Conduct market research to collect and assemble information including, but not limited to, technical data packages, price, availability, quality initiatives in relation to ANSI and ISO 9000 requirements, source approval and validation process, vendor capabilities, vendor past performance. Market research may include site surveys to verify information previously assembled. Coordinate own efforts with Government’s for additional site surveys. Conduct reverse engineering efforts, including, but not limited to, assemble Level III technical data packages, request creation of technical drawings, review drafts of drawings for accuracy, coordinate ALC local manufacture of parts, coordinate or conduct first article and prototype installation or testing of newly manufactured parts, including the Form, Fit and Function process. Identify, assess, and recommend resolutions for reliability and maintainability problems. Submit all documentation and recommendations to the Government for acceptance. Conform to ALCINST 13020.10 (series), CGTO PG-85-00-250-A and ALCINST 13020.14 (series). Conduct reserve engineering efforts, including, but not limited to, assemble Level II technical data packages, request creation of technical drawings, review drafts of drawings for accuracy, coordinate ALC local manufacture of parts, coordinate or conduct first article and prototype installation or testing of newly manufactured parts, including the Form, Fit, and Function process. Identify, assess, and recommend resolution for reliability and maintainability problems IAW the local Parts Manufacture by ALC, ALCINST 13020.10 (series), Graphics Style Process Guide, CGTO PG-85-00-240-A, ALC Drawing Control Procedures, ALCINST 13020.14 (series). Write, review and update policy, procedure, and process documents, including, but not limited to, technical manuals, COMDTINST, MPCs, TCTOs, SICRs, ESRs, SRs, PQDRs, ACCB process guides, IAW applicable ALC and USCG documented guidelines and generally accepted commercial, military maintenance, or design processes. Generate SICRs for applicable aircraft parts. Submit each SICR with backup documentation to the Government for acceptance. Conform to ALCINST 5213.1(series). Generate TCTOs for applicable aircraft systems, sub-systems, assemblies, and/or parts IAW CGTO PG-85-00-40-A. A…

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