Understand the difference between internal and external acquisitions. Have knowledge in acquiring, accepting, transferring, depreciating and disposing of Army Real Property and Equipment. Apply Real Property Inventory/Inspections knowledge to classroom situations. Perform tasks that capitalize, depreciate and reconcile assets. Ability to maintain asset records; identify types of assets; provide reports on retired assets; and, apply an understanding of the accounting requirements for Army assets. Be able to cite and use Department of Defense and Army Regulations on Real Property and Asset Accounting in the development of Logistic Training Products. Capture cost of assets under construction and provide cost analysis reports . Establish depreciation retirement tables and describe their effects on accounting requirements.

1. 10 or more years of experience in performing Army Logistics operations/functions

2.  Experience with logistic forms and systems procedures at each level

3. Develop and deliver lesson plans and other training materials needed to update Financial 

     Managers training with GFEBS processes and functionality

4. Review and analyze instructional material submitted by other commands and training  

     activities

5.   Conduct analysis of military logistics management operations to include management 

improvement, organizational methods and procedures, workflow measurements, and control   procedures

6. Teach courseware and proctor required examinations to determine students' progress

7. Represent the Financial Management School at various Army training and GFEBS implementation conferences

Additional Requirements

1. Provides technical assistance to other integrating center and school action officers, MACOMs, and units in developing and reviewing CSS training documentation and actions.

 

2. Enterprise Resource Planning Experience