The activities are carried out within the Advice & Quality section of a Systems & Analysis department of a logistics command. This command aims to supply modern, robust, safe, and high-quality equipment to all operational users of a national armed force. The Systems & Analysis department contributes to optimizing maintenance and achieving the required material availability of ground-based systems throughout their lifespan.
Within the Advice & Quality section, evaluation groups and the aftercare team aim to gain up-to-date insight into the technical condition of the inspected equipment and the maintenance performed. They advise on material logistics processes at the unit level within operational units through product and process audits. The section guides users, advises commanders, and proposes improvements in the field of maintenance.
What you will do. As an Equipment Intendance Inspector, you will perform a varied and responsible set of tasks, focusing on the following key areas:
Maintenance process control.
- Controlling the execution of the maintenance process through thorough inspections and audits.
- Studying and testing the requirements that maintenance must meet.
- Accurately recording observed data and findings.
- Reporting structural shortcomings to the commander of the evaluation team.
Customer equipment control.
- Monitoring the quality of the equipment.
- Studying and testing the requirements that the equipment must meet.
- Recording and discussing observed data with the evaluation team.
- Reporting structural shortcomings to the commander.
Advisory and Assistance.
- Supporting and advising the evaluation team.
- Collecting relevant information and interpreting its usability.
- Formulating and presenting various proactive advisory proposals.
- Ensuring the correct implementation of given advice and improvements.
Responsibilities.
- Accountable to the commander of the evaluation team regarding the execution and results of the activities.
- Working within the framework of current guidelines, publications, procedures, manuals, and regulations.
- Autonomy and scope to make decisions on the content of requested and unsolicited advice.
What they ask
- MBO-3 education level (equivalent to intermediate vocational education).
- Extensive knowledge and experience in the field of intendance equipment.
- Knowledge of guidelines and procedures in material logistics.
- Knowledge of quality assurance systems.
Desired.
- MBO-4 education level (equivalent to higher intermediate vocational education).
- Knowledge of SAP.
Practical
- This is a traveling position where the place of residence effectively serves as a base.
- Frequent travel for the execution of duties.
- Willingness to follow additional courses and maintenance training.
- Opportunity to act as a mentor for colleagues.
- A security screening (VGB) is part of the application process.
- Dutch nationality is required.
- Providing a Certificate of Conduct (VOG) is a condition.
- A background check, including criminal record and financial matters, may be part of the selection procedure.
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