What are the responsibilities and job description for the Logistic specialist position at Army?
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Entry requirementsLogistics Specialists ensure our soldiers have enough equipment and supplies to successfully complete any task in both peacetime and on operations.
From ammunition and fuel, to spare parts and clothing, it will be your task to ensure the Army has everything it needs to get the job done.
ServiceArmyLogistics and AdministrationLocationPapakura, Linton, Trentham, Burnham$51,177Upcoming Intake13 February, 2023About the role
If you’re good at thinking ahead and project planning, then you could be well-suited to a career as a Logistics Specialist.
Your main responsibility will be to ensure our troops have enough equipment and supplies to complete any task no matter where in the world you are, and what in the world your mission.
You become a trained inventory and warehouse operator, utilising a variety of skills and services to ensure the Army has everything it needs and is prepared to get the job done.
You'll learn how to move all of the New Zealand Army’s equipment around. That means you will gain driving licences in various classes including forklift and heavy truck.
You may learn how to operate our field petrol tankers.You will also receive training in SAP, the Army’s logistic IT system;
an internationally used software package used by many of the world's largest and most successful companies. You will learn and become experienced in logistic supply chains and the distribution of goods throughout New Zealand and our regional dependencies.Job on base
Job on deployment
I've got a passion for supply and making sure things are in the right place and everyone’s got what they need.After your initial Logistics Course you will have the opportunity to complete a number of specialist courses to broaden your knowledge and skills.
This could be from gaining new licenses, to learning how to handle and store ammunition or bulk fuel. You'll have the opportunity to work in a variety of different fields and gain NZQA accredited qualifications while doing so.
As a Logistics Specialist, you could be posted to one of the main Combat Service Support Battalions, or posted to a unit within NZ to provide direct 1st line support to the Combat and Combat Support troops within the NZ Army.
Logistics Specialists may be required to work individually within small teams or as part of a large Company sized group.
As a Logistics Specialist there are a number of paths your career can move toward and you will gain a variety of highly transferable skills to the civilian world.Salary and benefits
$51,177
Starting Trade Training$99,623
Higher rankBenefits and allowances
There are many additional benefits to being in the Defence Force, that will make your money go further.
For example, on top of your basic salary you can expect Military Factor’. This provides you with significant extra financial rewards because of the commitment you’ve made to serve your country.Free medical and dental
Access to subsidised equipment on base
Subsidised food on base
Competitive superannuation, up to 4% with KiwiSaver
Sponsored tertiary study programmes at all levels
Entry requirements
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You must be at least 17 years of age.Meet the citizenship and security requirements to gain CV security clearance for this trade.
Driver’s Licence : A Class 1 restricted driver's licence is desirable.Typing and computer skills are preferred.You can also browse jobs by specialisation to narrow down your search .
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Last updated : 2024-04-06
Salary : $99,623