Government Property Administrator (On-Site)

Job Description This position will be responsible for Government Property support to the Cedar Rapids, Iowa location as it pertains to the proper control of Government and Customer Property. This will include ensuring Policies, Procedures and Processes are followed.

This position is also responsible for all applicable Contractor Outcomes of the Government Property Control System, including the maintenance of records and issuance of required reports concerning government and customer-owned property from its receipt at the company to its final disposition after contract completion or termination. Position includes support of self-audit and support of the Government’s annual survey of the Government Property Control System.

• Maintain auditable records of government-owned property located at the facility and associated vendor/subcontractor facilities. Ensure that the records include authority to have the property and an audit trail of receipt, inspection, cost, classification, periodic inventory, maintenance, and final disposition.
• Prepare internal and external reports pertaining to government property. Maintain auditable backup data and files for: Loss, damage or destruction of property (LDD); Report applicable property in the Item Unique Identification (IUID) Registry; Reports of discrepancy on incoming shipments (RODS); Annual report of property for tax purposes; and Reports of inventory and excess property schedules for property no longer required.
• Interface internal teams as well as customers and sub-contractors to meet equipment needs. Coordinate moves with Quality and DCMA. Process documentation required for all transactions.
• Ensure that assets are received properly, and are identified and added to the appropriate system including RFID, where applicable.
• Review vendor/subcontractor control of government property in coordination with the Purchasing and Subcontracts Departments. This may be accomplished through site visits.
• Performs self-assessment audits of compliance to published procedures and FAR/DFARS requirements. Coordinate all aspects of the analysis by interfacing with appropriate department personnel and the DCMA’s Property Administrator. Work any necessary corrective actions.
• Ensures accuracy of all customer owned material in applicable systems and through physical verification, includes monitoring of data and performing regular physical inventories
• Ability to work independently with limited guidance
• Train co-workers on requirements of compliance with government regulations and applicable systems and provide direction as necessary.
• Demonstrate leadership of property warehouse and stockroom(s) activities.

Because this role involves management of the property warehouse it will take the form of onsite work format.
Required Education, Experience, & Skills

• 4+ Years with High School, 2+ Years with Associate’s, 1+ Years with Bachelor’s or equivalent and Administrative/Database/Audit experience.
• Analytical and computer skills required.

Pursuant to a specific US Government contract, selected individual must be a US Citizen or Permanent Resident.Preferred Education, Experience, & Skills

• Previous experience with government & customer property (equipment & material).
• Knowledge of the Oracle eAM Government Property System a plus.
• Knowledge of PCARSS and/or PIEE, LTDD, and IUID Registry systems, NPMA or other GP training /experience/certifications.

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