Universal Technical Resource Services - UTRS

• Provide Technical Leadership for Facility Design and Expansion: Provide expertise in the areas of energetic facility design, expansion, new construction, equipment installation, prove-out, and low-rate initial production of energetic (or hazardous) facilities in support of the National Technology Industrial Base (NTIB) ensuring compliance with International Safety Standards. • Advise on the layout and optimization of production lines, storage areas, and safety zones to maximize efficiency and minimize risks. • Collaborate with Integrated Product Teams (IPT), engineers, and scientists to integrate advanced technologies and best practices into facility design. • Provide review of drawings and specifications against contractor provided documents including OCONUS Nitroguanidine Expansion, stand up of a new CONUS Nitroguanidine facility, and recrystallization of stockpiled Nitroguanidine. • Oversee Installation, Commissioning, and Operational Readiness: Advise the installation, calibration, and testing of specialized equipment for energetic material production and recrystallization, such as reactors, mixers, dryers, and safety systems. • Review all systems to ensure compliance with performance specifications and regulatory requirements during commissioning. • Advise USG leadership of any discrepancies or concerns. • Review operational readiness plans, including contingency measures for equipment failures or process deviations. • Ensure Compliance with Safety, Regulatory, and Environmental Standards: Serve as the primary advisor to the USG on compliance with OSHA, ATF, EPA, ITAR, and international regulations governing the handling, processing, and storage of energetic materials. • Review and provide comments regarding Performance Work Statements (PWS), contract data requirement lists (CDRL’s), risk assessments and hazard analyses for new and existing processes, identifying potential safety concerns and recommending mitigation strategies. • Review safety protocols, emergency response plans, and environmental impact assessments and provide recommendations to USG representatives. • Drive Process Optimization and Quality Assurance: Support efforts to optimize production processes for energetic materials, focusing on efficiency, waste reduction, and product consistency, and provide recommendations to USG. • Review and provide feedback regarding quality control programs to ensure recrystallized energetic materials meet specifications for particle size, purity, and performance. • Analyze process data and provide recommendations for continuous improvement to USG personnel. • Provide Strategic Guidance and Training: Review facility training programs for facility personnel on the safe operation of equipment, handling of energetic materials, and adherence to safety protocols. • Provide recommendations to USG. • Mentor engineering teams and technical staff, sharing expertise to enhance their understanding of energetic material production and recrystallization processes. • Act as a trusted advisor to senior USG leadership, providing strategic insights and recommendations for facility operations and expansion. • Documentation and Reporting: Provide support to USG personnel for preparation of detailed technical reports, risk assessments, and compliance documentation for regulatory agencies and stakeholders. • Provide regular updates to leadership on project progress, challenges, and solutions. • Collaborate with Multinational Teams: Work closely with international teams to ensure seamless communication and coordination between the European and U.S. facilities. • Adapt strategies to align with cultural, regulatory, and operational differences in overseas environments. • Lead Recrystallization Process Development: Support USG personnel overseeing the design, setup, and optimization of recrystallization processes for energetic materials, ensuring uniform particle size and purity. • Provide technical expertise on solvent selection, temperature control, and process parameters to achieve desired results. • Participate in Strategic Planning and Risk Management: Provide technical knowledge to USG personnel regarding risk management initiatives, including hazard analyses and contingency planning for energetic material production and storage. • Advise long-term strategies for facility expansion, operational efficiency, and compliance with evolving regulations.

• Utilize software to analyze recorded aircraft information/flight data in relation to Triggered Events (TEs) and Routine Operational Measurements (ROMs) • Verify and validate aircraft specific measurement sets • Generate flight operations trends and special studies • Detect hazardous conditions and risks • Assist ACC MFOQA Program Manager to support ACC's Aviation Safety Action program (ASAP) • Advocate MFOQA/ASAP program goals, benefits, and proper uses within ACC, CAF and the AF, including AFSEC's Proactive Aviation Safety • Assist analysis team in developing, deploying, and sustaining processes that facilitate the collection, reporting, analysis, quality control, and visualization of MFOQA and ASAP data and transformation into actionable information for identifying, assessing, mitigating, and tracking operational hazards • Provide knowledge of Fighter operational environments, the missions flown, and the maneuvers performed during those missions • Interface regularly with analysis team, ACC staff, AFSEC staff, and units to identify areas of interest; generate analysis products; present emerging trends, hazards, and risks; and disseminate (within and outside ACC/CAF) analysis results and corrective actions • Collaborate with the ACC MFOQA Program Manager to identify trends and deviations from standard procedures and parameters; identify corrective actions • Generate informational articles, briefings, case studies, cost benefit analysis, marketing materials, and training materials to stakeholders and designated users throughout the CAF and targeted bases on MFOQA and ASAP safety findings, corrective actions, program plans, goals, objectives, benefits, schedule, and the road ahead • Assist ACC MFOQA Program Manager with the development of long-term funding needs and POM submittals • Support MFOQA/ASAP-related meetings, including MFOQA Program Management Reviews, meetings with Sister Services, Aircraft Information Working Groups, System Safety Groups, industry safety forums, and presentations to Air Staff, ACC, AFSEC, and program office personnel • Participate in working groups and design reviews to ensure that MFOQA requirements are included in any proposed upgrades to flight recorders and other data acquisition systems

• Serve as the subject matter expert for all medium caliber and remote weapon system hardware including M242, M230, XM813, XM913 and XM914 systems. • Provide system-level training, integration, assembly, and sustainment support for developmental and fielded systems. • Deliver technical advice to Project Officers and engineering teams on system functionality, performance, maintenance documentation, and lifecycle logistics. • Conduct range feasibility assessments and live-fire support. • Lead training program for soldiers, civilians, and contractors on operation and maintenance of medium caliber systems.