The H65 program provides Engineering Support Services for the Short Range Recovery (SRR) Division at the United States Coast Guard (USCG) Aviation Logistics Center (ALC) in Elizabeth City, NC to support the SRR Conversion Sustainment Program.

Credence support includes engineering services, project management, technical expertise and logistics support to develop and build the MH-65E Low Rate Initial Production aircraft; accomplish MH-65E Full Rate Production; sustain MH-65D conversion/production; and implement aircraft conversion and sustainment upgrades/changes typically not within scope of SRR overhaul.

The Acquisition Logistics Specialist will:

Research and inventory parts; prepare / track procurements and service requests; and prepare / track shipping and receiving documents.
• Draft logistics and procurement documentation and reports as required to aid SRR civilian procurement specialists and item managers in the acquisition and management of parts and materials.
• Assemble, inventory, and maintain material/parts kits as required to support SRR post depot maintenance requirements.

• Bachelors degree or Associates degree and 4 years experience
• Minimum of three (3) years' experience supporting USCG or DOD logistics, maintenance, engineering, and logistics acquisition initiatives, (within the last 7 years)
• Proficient in the use of USCG or equivalent DHS/DOD supply management software to include but not limited to: AMMIS, ACMS, ALMIS and FEDLOG.
• Experience in the practical application of acquisition logistics planning tools and measures to include but not limited to: cost estimates, market research, account ledgers, budget and material forecasts, and inventory tracking.
• Experience in the practical application of acquisition logistics planning tools and measures to include but not limited to: cost estimates, market research, account ledgers, budget and material forecasts, and inventory tracking.
• Experience in managing supply item change records and diminishing manufacturing sources and material shortages.
• Proficient in the use of the Microsoft Office suite programs: Outlook, Word and Excel, and know how to use these tools for communication and suitable presentations of research results and recommendations.