Motor Vehicle Operator - PESMOA

• Operates several different types of government motor vehicles, including automobiles, light trucks and 15-passenger vans with gross weights of up to 10,000 pounds. Operates vehicles on federal installations, over federal, state, and county roadways and city streets in all types of traffic and road conditions. Transports the University's President, Deans, Vice Presidents, and other passengers on the installation and while conducting official business throughout the Washington DC metropolitan area.
• Transports U.S. mail, agency mail, small packages, and other general items. Loads and unloads vehicles. Ensures cargo is protected and properly distributed and secured. Transports medical utensils and supplies as it relates to hazardous materials (flu vaccines, laboratory samples, blood and specimens).
• Reviews and makes adjustments to daily schedules and determines most efficient means of satisfying travel/transportation requirements. Determines destinations and plans most efficient routes unless established itinerary has been previously arranged.
• Performs daily vehicle inspections. Records and maintains logs and trip tickets to document pertinent vehicle information. Reviews vehicle utilization history and determines and arranges for needed maintenance and repair with the ASD Travel/Transportation Branch.
• Ensures vehicles are properly fueled and loaded. Performs basic operator maintenance and ensures vehicles are appropriately washed and cleaned. Completes preventive maintenance records and accident reports when required.
• Responsible for the prompt, efficient and careful operation of a motor vehicle. Determines the type of vehicle to be used unless otherwise indicated by the supervisor. Ensures comfort and safety of passengers.
• Complies with all safety and traffic regulations, signs and signals. Exercises care while operating under hazardous conditions and ensures that passengers comply with safety requirements. Must be able to effectively deal with people in a hospitable manner.
• Sorts and delivers all Agency and U.S. Postal service mail. Processes mail containing highly technical and scientific materials using specialized terminology to route contents to over 100 distribution points. Works independently, using established operating procedures. Distributes various internal communications, publications, etc. Ensures that distributions are accomplished with the correct quantities to the appropriate offices.
• Receives incoming classified/unclassified bulk mail and packages, sorting and delivering according to addressee throughout the installation. Reroutes misdirected mail, screening for priority and misaddressed items. Opens and reads mail addressed to the agency to determine and direct the material to the proper organizational element. Handles registered and certified mail with special security classification markings. Processes outgoing classified and unclassified materials for mailing via U.S. Postal Service (USPS) to local, national, military and other constituents worldwide. Screens outgoing mail to ensure adherence to USPS and agency procedures and required information.
• Prepares paperwork to accompany mail addressed to foreign countries. Mail is weighed to determine classification and processed using mail metering equipment. Separates mail by classification, organizes bulk mailings (First Class, Book rate etc.), and applies appropriate postage. Ensures the most economical charges are applied to outgoing mail ensuring postage costs are kept at the lowest applicable rates, and that special mailings (priority, first class, etc.) are used only when appropriate.
• Prepares various logs, receipts, mailing labels, prescribed forms, control sheets, pouching and/or wrapping materials for shipment of mail per USPS procedures. Screens outgoing materials to assure they are in the proper format and assembled/addressed in accordance with appropriate regulations.
• Prepares and distributes Courier delivered mail. Uses the agency's electronic locator system to redirect items that do not contain sufficient address information. Returns, or contacts the originator or receiving office to resolve discrepancies. Safeguards mail and provides a telephonic locator service to all customers.
• Coordinates medical student mailbox locations. Reassigns student mailboxes and combinations. Assists with student out-processing procedures and records mail forwarding information. Answers customer walk up and telephone inquiries. Prepares and maintains all mail records, such as logs, registers, and postage use forms. Performs a wide range of clerical duties.
• Assist in the duplicating center, engraves door and name plates. Plots door signs and other items as requested. Operates duplicating machines to produce flyers, booklets, training material, and copies of double and single sided material. Operates a manual paper hole puncher, comb binding machine and other duplicating equipment as needed.
• Performs related duties as assigned and other administrative functions within the Administrative Support Division.

Join the HJF Team!

HJF is seeking a Motor Vehicle Operator who operates multiple types of vehicles to transport passengers, packages, U.S. Mail and other general items. Transports executives, faculty, students and staff members to destinations on the installation and off the installation for official business throughout the Washington DC metropolitan area. Further serves as a Mail Clerk, receiving, processing and distributing a wide variety of U.S. and inter-agency classified and unclassified mail. Performs word processing in combination with other general office clerical support tasks.

This position will be in support of Uniformed Services University Administrative department & located in Bethesda, MD and will be transporting individuals throughout the DC/MD/VA area.

The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine (HJF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing military medicine. We serve military, medical, academic and government clients by administering, managing and supporting preeminent scientific programs that benefit members of the armed forces and civilians alike. Since its founding in 1983, HJF has served as a vital link between the military medical community and its federal and private partners. HJF's support and administrative capabilities allow military medical researchers and clinicians to maintain their scientific focus and accomplish their research goals.