The Force Protection Division is looking for a Field Operations Lead to serve as the primary on-site execution lead for the Rock Island Arsenal (RIA) Increased Access OTA Prototype and is responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing all field deployment, installation, operational integration, and site execution activities.
The Field Operations Lead acts as the operational bridge between the Program Manager, technical team, Government stakeholders, installation personnel, subcontractors, and field support personnel to ensure successful deployment and operationalization of the layered protection ecosystem.
This individual is responsible for ensuring deployment activities are executed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with operational constraints while maintaining mission continuity throughout the period of performance.
The Field Operations Lead is the primary execution lead responsible for translating plans into operational reality. This role ensures that deployment activities, Government coordination, technical integration efforts, and operational validation activities are successfully executed in the field while maintaining mission continuity and supporting delivery of the program's operational objectives.
Primary Responsibilities
Basic Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
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