Inventory Management: Assist in maintaining accurate records of all products in the commissary, including regular stock checks and updates.Order Processing: Process and place orders for goods and supplies needed for the commissary, ensuring timely and efficient procurement.Vendor Relations: Communicate with suppliers and vendors to negotiate terms, secure favorable pricing, and address any issues related to product quality or delivery.Budget Oversight: Assist in managing the budget for the commissary, tracking expenses, and ensuring cost-effective procurement practices.Quality Control: Monitor the quality of products received, stored, and distributed to ensure they meet established standards.Team Collaboration: Work closely with other commissary staff, including the Commissary Officer, to coordinate daily operations and address any challenges.Customer Service: Provide assistance to customers, addressing inquiries, and resolving issues related to commissary products and services.Record Keeping: Maintain detailed records of inventory levels, orders, and financial transactions for reporting purposes.Compliance: Ensure compliance with relevant regulations, policies, and procedures governing commissary operations.Security: Implement security measures to safeguard commissary assets and prevent theft or unauthorized access.

The foundation for success of the Defense Commissary Agency mission is our people. It is DeCA's goal to have a workforce that is comprised of our nation's diverse cultures and backgrounds. DeCA operates a worldwide commissary system that provides quality grocery products to active-duty military personnel and retirees, members of the Reserve and National Guard, and their families, as well as current DeCA employees. The agency employs over 15,000 people and its annual sales exceed $4 billion.Serves as Manager of the Grocery Department in a commissary store/ annex/ supported/ satellite store, directing all department activities that may include a small warehouse or repositioning area; a separate receiving area; and/ or contract shelf stocking.Supervise department employees in the assignment of duties and balance of workload.Ensure ordering, receiving, stocking, pricing, selling and subsistence supplies are properly maintained.Ensure that end displays, special product promotions, and patron savings programs are properly displayed and promoted.Enforce safety rules and regulations.

This series includes positions that manage, supervise the management of, or advise on the operation of commissaries or commissary departments. These positions primarily require knowledge of commercial retail food merchandising and food store management. The work also requires knowledge of the goals, principles, methods, and techniques of commissary management, including knowledge of Department of Defense commissary policy, equipment and facilities maintenance, security, contracting, pricing, and ordering. Positions in foreign countries may require some knowledge of the customs and mores of the host nation.

Provides complex technical advice, assistance, and guidance in all phases of property accountability and related operating equipment/supplies to operating officials and administrators at stores and activities within the agency.• Performs assignments and assists points of contact at supported areas and commissaries in operational procedures involved in the requisition, receipt, issue, accountability, documentation, reporting, processing, and disposal of equipment and other items in accordance with procedures and policies.• Develops, establishes, and modifies DPAS reports as it affects internal policies and procedures for application by division personnel rendering operational and technical advice to internal/external elements of DeCA.• Develops and coordinates procedures for the review, revision, and update of operational instructions dealing with accountability and reporting of property lost, damaged or destroyed.

As a Teller, you will control and account for all funds received and deposited daily as part of normal commissary store operations. You will prepare cash register trays for Sales Store Checkers. You will maintain established balance of currency on hand for store operations. You will verify sales receipts and money collected to ensure cash register trays balance, and you will compile all forms of monetary payments received for deposit. You will process all forms of monetary payment methods, refunds and exchanges, and collection of funds. You will apply cash accountability control methods when handling cash items and you will obtain, clarify, and provide information related to the accounting and depositing of funds.

Operates cash register to itemize and total customer's purchases in grocery, department, or other retail store: Reviews price sheets to note price changes and sale items.Records prices and departments, subtotals taxable items, and totals purchases on cash register.Collects cash, check, or charge payment from customer and makes change for cash transactions.Counts money in cash drawer at beginning and end of work shift.May record daily transaction amounts from cash register to balance cash drawer.May weigh items, bag merchandise, issue trading stamps, and redeem food stamps and promotional coupons.

Organize ActivitiesA recreation assistant organizes activities for youth, adults and senior citizens under the supervision of a recreation leader. For example, an assistant creates art projects for children at summer camp, organizes board games for senior citizens and arranges basketball tournaments for athletic clubs. A manager oversees the assistant to make sure activities are well-structured, safe and enjoyable. A recreation assistant helps to facilitate events led by recreation managers. She might organize and set up tables, chairs, sports equipment, electronic equipment, musical instruments and art supplies.Maintain EquipmentRecreation assistants clean and maintain equipment to make sure it's tidy, germ-free and safe for use. For example, assistants sanitize sports equipment, clean weight-lifting equipment, discard broken or hazardous supplies, wash dirty containers, empty paint trays, sanitize table surfaces and maintain musical instruments. Once a supervisor trains a recreation assistant on cleaning methods and requirements, he often delegates those responsibilities to the assistant. An assistant reports damaged, faulty or irreparable equipment to his supervisor so it can be replaced or repaired.Explain and Enforce RulesA recreation assistant helps to explain and enforce the rules for activities and events. For example, a recreation assistant might referee a ball game, oversee "Bingo Night' or teach children the rules for ping pong. According to Education Portal, recreation assistants should be comfortable working with both the elderly and youth populations and must have excellent customer service, communication and public speaking skills. A patient and positive attitude makes it easier to give instruction and help customers when they need assistance.

Fiber Optic wiring and installation, construction of buildings, building maintenance, equipment repair, metal fabrication. painting and sealing building roof tops, manhole repairs. Accomplishes human resource objectives by recruiting, selecting, orienting, training, assigning, scheduling, coaching, counseling, and disciplining employees; communicating job expectations; planning, monitoring, appraising, and reviewing job contributions; planning and reviewing compensation actions; enforcing policies and procedures. Achieves operational objectives by contributing information and recommendations to strategic plans and reviews; preparing and completing action plans; implementing production, productivity, quality, and customer-service standards; resolving problems; completing audits; identifying trends; determining system improvements; implementing change.

As a Plans and Operations Officer in the Plans Branch of the DPTMS Operations Division has responsibility for the planning and execution of Fort Lee's ceremonies and special events. Duties require interaction with Fort Lee key leadership up to and including the Commanding General.1. Responsible for ceremonial and special events and other operational missions involving use of soldiers, civilians and installation resources. Prepares and publishes operations orders and taskings for the installation's special functions, ceremonies, training events and/or community relations programs. Coordinates all necessary support from units on and outside of Fort Lee. Analyzes and coordinates installation-level operational support taskings. Responsible for the proper staff notification and coordination of official military visits. Assists with the preparation of deployment schedules for alerted and mobilized units to ensure adequate time is allowed for training, testing and final readiness inspections. Coordinates unit deployment and subsequent redeployments with installation staff and higher headquarters. Maintains liaison with military and civilian agencies regarding inclement and/or severe weather conditions. 50%2. Participates in the planning and execution of higher headquarters directed exercises and operations to include mobilization, disaster simulations, force protection, etc., in order to test the installation's capability to accomplish mission requirements. Provides instruction as required to participating staff and units. Solicits feedback from directorates and identifies problem areas, both internal and external. Consolidates and submits external problem areas for inclusion in after action reviews and reports. Works closely with directorates and staff on developing solutions to internal problems. Initiates local exercises with coordinated objectives to be accomplished. Develops evaluation procedures. Publishes operations orders and associated memorandums.

Responsible for training 800 students annually for the Department of Defense and Allied Forces; responsible for proper inventory reordering, and accountability of all 92R IMET students during the Aerial Equipment Repair Phase; maintained 100% accountability of over $300,000 worth of aerial delivery equipment; ensures all lesson plans are current and updated for the Aerial Equipment Repair Branch.

Directs and supervises operations in the 1st Special Forces Combined Rigger Facility; plans and schedules work; coordinates activities with the Airdrop System Technician; assists the airdrop officer in planning; instructs personnel on job requirements and techniques; performs scheduled quality assurance measures and maintains daily and monthly parachute pack statistics; prepares and conducts training programs; ensures that reports are properly received, prepared and forwarded; ensures technical publications are current and provides technical input when reviewing TM's for updates; accounts for Life Support and Airdrop equipment valued in excess of $20 million.

Responsible for the proper packing of personnel parachutes; coordinates with the shop foreman to establish daily pack mission and directs manpower toward the accomplishment of the mission; supervises and performs duties as In-Process and Final Inspector of life support equipment for the U.S. Army Airborne School, Jumpmaster School, Pathfinder School, Ranger Training Brigade, Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation, and Eco Company, 1st Battalion, 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment; responsible for the health, welfare, training, and safety for 24 Soldiers.