Manages and directs services programs, operations, and retail operations. Supervises and works in appropriated fund (APF) food service activities; lodging activities; recreation, fitness, and sports programs; linen exchange operations; mortuary affairs programs; honor guard teams; and services readiness programs. Operates and supervises automated information management systems.

Sees what needs to be done & does it without being asked. Is familiar with the classroom routines. Spots when children are struggling & differentiates work accordingly. Has a good eye for displays & enjoys doing them. Has good listening skills & is approachable. Is flexible & copes well with sudden changes in routine. Is confident & comfortable working with groups.Computer literate & confident with the programs available in school.Has a strong stomach & can cope calmly with ill children.Knowledge of the education system. Specialist skills in order to support pupil. Communication skills (ability to communicate with teachers, pupils & parents) Ability to differentiate in order to tailor work to pupils’ ability. Understanding of pupils’ personal as well as academic needs & to treat with respect. Recognize the need for stability & therefore taking on tasks which can be maintained. Willingness to update skills/qualifications Competent record keeping Skill to empower children to access all areas of the curriculum & to achieve their maximum potential. Conscientious Adaptable Able to use his/her own initiative but work as part of a team. Sensitive to the needs of individual children without showing favoritism. Able to maintain confidentiality.

Warehouse clerks perform various duties which include receiving, inspecting, locating, storing, rotating, safekeeping, issuing, preparing, shipping, material return and disposal of supplies and equipment as relates to ground supply operations. These clerks maintain personal computer and mainframe locator systems, conduct inventories, maintain records of sub-custody principal end items, monitor shelf life items through CD ROM and the mainframe support systems, and input data entry transactions and retrieval of historical records. They maintain hand held optical character recognition scanners, devices, and multimedia retrieval systems. These Marines are licensed to operate MHE (forklifts, tractors, etc.) and operate bulk and small parts conveyer systems used in warehousing operations. They identify packaging requirements and ensure items are maintained as required; comply with fire and safety regulations; use protective measures for items in storage, including open storage lots and hazardous materials storage areas; establish field supply support areas. Use detailed technical data from the Federal Logistics System in the care and storage program; develop storage space requirements; and store materiel per weight, cube, and clearance factors by categories of supply. Perform inspection of storage facility; Supervise Material Handling Equipment (MHE) Preventive Maintenance (PM) program; Provide input on functional requirements for military warehouse construction; Prepare warehouse planograph; Compute warehouse net storage space area; Monitor warehouse space control system;Operate Material Handling Equipment (MHE); Prepare equipment custody receipt (ECR) card; Perform checkout procedures; Prepare local form for individual issues; File equipment custody record (ECR NAVMC 10359); Issue supplies and equipment