Automotive Maintenance Warrant Officer

OVERVIEW
An Automotive Maintenance Warrant Officer is responsible for keeping Army National Guard vehicles moving.

JOB DUTIES

• Plan, organize and execute field maintenance of:
• Wheeled vehicles
• Light track vehicles
• Self-propelled artillery systems
• Fire control
• Armament
• Ground support
• Power-driven chemical equipment
• Diagnose, test and analyze malfunctions of unit equipment
• Direct the establishment and operation of lists for field repair and maintenance-related operations
• Establishe and enforce shop fire and safety programs
• Manage unit calibration requirements and unit-level oil analysis program
• Prepare readiness reports
• Write and update internal standard operating procedures (SOPs) for maintenance areas
• Direct emergency recovery and repair for all unit equipment
• Manage The Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS)
• Managesscheduling of periodic maintenance and services
• Manage dispatch of passenger, cargo and combat vehicles
• Manage requisitioning and exchange of repair vehicles and disposal of petroleum, oil and lubricant (POL) products
• Establishe internal procedures to receive, issue and store tools, parts, publications and POL products

MINIMUM PREREQUISITES
These minimum prerequisites will not be waived.

• Be a Sergeant (E-5) or above.
• Have five to six years' on-the-job experience in a feeder MOS validated by NCOERs.
• Have on-the-job experience, which may include specific (operations/logistic support) experience in any position involving direct contact with equipment/commodity/electronics/repair, retail or wholesale munitions operations, and/or munitions management. ARNG, USAR and civilian experience related to MOS will be taken into consideration. Evaluation reports documenting experience must describe specific MOS-related positions, duties and responsibilities performed and must be commensurate with the rank of the Soldier. Primary positions (supply specialist, admin NCO, commander's driver, etc.) and primary duties/responsibilities (recruiting NCO, range safety NCO, company ammunition NCO, HAZMAT driver, etc.) not directly related to logistical operations, commensurate with the rank of the Soldier, do not qualify as on-the-job experience. 
• Be an Advanced Leaders Course (ALC) graduate from a feeder MOS. Waiver requests may be submitted and will be considered on an individual basis. All phases/ERB must state ALC graduate and all DA Form 1059s must be provided in the application.
• Provide a copy of all NCOERs, which should reflect MOS proficiency in maintenance supervisory capacity.
• Enclose a written recommendation from a Warrant Officer from within the applicant's organization who holds the Warrant Officer (WO) MOS the applicant is applying for. In organizations where no WO in the correct MOS is available, a letter of recommendation from a Senior WO in the correct MOS from a supporting maintenance unit can be substituted.

NOTE: Army National Guard programs and benefits are subject to change. Your local Warrant Officer Strength Manager has the most up-to-date information about job availability and bonuses in your state.