Purchasing, Procurement And Supply Opportunities
US Navy (Western/Asheville, North Carolina)

Worldwide. Position will require relocating.

An organization more than 370,000 strong must have a strong support team to fulfill mission objectives by assuring all supplies, materials and equipment are stocked properly and readily available. The men and women of the Purchasing and Supply community provide the organization and availability of materials and resources to their fellow Sailors to help each mission run successfully and safely. If you are responsible, possess good math skills and a mind for tracking and ordering mission-critical materials and equipment, this could be the career field for you.

What Will You Do?
Your job is to ensure that materials and equipment needed by your ship, squadron, submarine or unit are available and in good order. You might find yourself inspecting and organizing a destroyer's postal center or ship's store to maximize productivity and the delivery of letters or supplies. Or maybe you'll evaluate different bids and proposals for flight equipment to outfit your squadron's pilots and aircrew personnel. Some of your other daily duties might be to: Keep fiscal records of a facilityOrder, store, check and issue naval aircraft and aeronautical equipment and accessories, including flight gearPrepare inventory reports and correspondenceKeep official publications up-to-dateMaintain financial logs and recordsOperate computer systems that provide logistic support information for submarine supplies and accounting functionsOrganize and operate Navy post offices, ashore and afloatInspect Navy post offices and take steps to maintain or improve efficiency

Educational Opportunities
Much of the training you'll receive in the Purchasing and Supply field can be counted toward semester credit hours for a bachelor's or associate's degree. You might also have the opportunity for continued education through various college programs and/or tuition assistance.

Skills and Training
Through on-the-job training and formal Navy schooling, you might learn postal procedures needed to run the post office on your ship, submarine or at a land-based facility. Or you may learn the accounting principles needed to maintain a million-dollar government budget. Through your training in the Purchase and Supply field, you might earn these Department of Labor certifications: Stock Control SupervisorCargo AgentBudget Accountant

Also, your training might prepare you for future careers such as: Retail Store Manager BookkeeperAccounting ClerkStock/Shipping ClerkPost Office Clerk

Advanced technical and operational training is available in this rating during later stages of career development.

Career Outlook
Whether your skills and training lie within the accounting field, postal area or retail management, the knowledge and the experiences you'll receive in the Navy's Purchasing and Supply field will last a lifetime.

Worldwide. Position will require relocating.

Sheila Spann
Petty Officer, 2nd Class
Tuscaloosa, Alabama

"Coming out of high school, I would have never imagined that I would have a choice of so many different career paths. And now, because of my training and daily operations as a Storekeeper in the Navy, I'm qualified for not one, but a number of jobs in the business world."
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Worldwide. Position will require relocating. An organization more than 370,000 strong must have a strong support team to fulfill mission objectives by assuring all supplies, materials and equipment are stocked properly and readily available. The men and women of the Purchasing and Supply community provide the organization and availability of materials and resources to their fellow Sailors to help each mission run successfully and safely. If you are responsible, possess good math skills and a mind for tracking and ordering mission-critical materials and equipment, this could be the career field for you. What Will You Do? Your job is to ensure that materials and equipment needed by your ship, squadron, submarine or unit are available and in good order. You might find yourself inspecting and organizing a destroyer's postal center or ship's store to maximize productivity and the delivery of letters or supplies. Or maybe you'll evaluate different bids and proposals for flight equipment to outfit your squadron's pilots and aircrew personnel. Some of your other daily duties might be to: Keep fiscal records of a facility Order, store, check and issue naval aircraft and aeronautical equipment and accessories, including flight gear Prepare inventory reports and correspondence Keep official publications up-to-date Maintain financial logs and records Operate computer systems that provide logistic support information for submarine supplies and accounting functions Organize and operate Navy post offices, ashore and afloat Inspect Navy post offices and take steps to maintain or improve efficiency Educational Opportunities Much of the training you'll receive in the Purchasing and Supply field can be counted toward semester credit hours for a bachelor's or associate's degree. You might also have the opportunity for continued education through various college programs and/or tuition assistance. Skills and Training Through on-the-job training and formal Navy schooling, you might learn postal procedures needed to run the post office on your ship, submarine or at a land-based facility. Or you may learn the accounting principles needed to maintain a million-dollar government budget. Through your training in the Purchase and Supply field, you might earn these Department of Labor certifications: Stock Control Supervisor Cargo Agent Budget Accountant Also, your training might prepare you for future careers such as: Retail Store Manager Bookkeeper Accounting Clerk Stock/Shipping Clerk Post Office Clerk Advanced technical and operational training is available in this rating during later stages of career development. Career Outlook Whether your skills and training lie within the accounting field, postal area or retail management, the knowledge and the experiences you'll receive in the Navy's Purchasing and Supply field will last a lifetime. Worldwide. Position will require relocating.

Sheila Spann Petty Officer, 2nd Class Tuscaloosa, Alabama "Coming out of high school, I would have never imagined that I would have a choice of so many different career paths. And now, because of my training and daily operations as a Storekeeper in the Navy, I'm qualified for not one, but a number of jobs in the business world."

Visit Navy Crossroads where you'll read stories about people just like you who enhanced every aspect of their lives by joining the Navy. Visit Your Virtual Recruiter featuring the Life Accelerator (TM), and find out how you can Accelerate Your Life (TM). Still not sure? Chat Online with a Navy Recruiter.

Contact Information: www.navy.com 1-888-633-9674 Click here to view other Navy Opportunities

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