Naval Special Warfare Instructor

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SUMMARY
Global Asset Technologies (GAT), a subsidiary of **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***. is currently seeking a qualified, highly professional Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Instructor to teach cold weather tactics training, to work full-tim in Kodiak, Alaska. The candidate selected for this position will have daily contact with NSW students. As such, they must adhere to the highest standards of conduct in their interface with command personnel, understand the duties of the Instructors, and provide experienced, professional, administrative and technical support required to achieve the desired degree of tactical proficiency to accomplish program goals.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Basic SEAL Instructors’ duties
Administer physical and mental development training
Provide instruction in the areas of diving, weapons, demolitions, and small unit tactics.
Lead physical training evolutions to develop discipline and endurance.
Lead physical training sessions of up to one hour consisting of upper and lower body calisthenics.
Provide guidance in the student remediation processes to rehabilitate performance deficiencies in the areas of running, swimming, and the obstacle course.
Curriculum Development
Assist the Government in development of curriculum and training materials related to the scope of training topics.
Accomplish instructor and curriculum development objectives; to include reviewing and creating evolution guidelines, preparing and conducting operational risk management, evaluating classroom instruction, and reviewing instructor training records.
Design new courses or update existing courses which develop basic physical proficiency in core skills.
Training Safety Duties: Adhere to evolution guidelines in the conduct of various training evolutions.
Training Phase Administrative Functions: This includes but is not limited to:
Access Personal Identification Information (PII) and safeguard it accordingly.  
Track student records as they progress through the SEAL training pipeline.
Maintain a weekly matrix of the statistical progression of students.
Coordinate with the Student Control Office for the compilation of data into the Naval Special Warfare Center’s Intranet in order to identify trends to improve the training pipeline.
Additional Cold Weather Instructor duties
Provide classroom and in-field instruction on Cold Weather Clothing, Equipment, and demonstrate the proper use during overnight Lay Up Position (LUP) evolutions.
Provide instruction on Maritime Operations (MAROPS) focusing on Small Boat Handling and navigation, Outboard Motor Familiarization, Over the Horizon Transits, Over the Beach (OTB) Operations; to include Maritime Assault Suit familiarization and OTB transition drills.
Provide instruction on land navigation focusing on dead reckoning, terrain association, map and compass, and GPS skills.
Provide instruction on Survival Training focusing on shelter building, fire building methods, food gathering, and teamwork.
Provide instruction on Basic SOCOM Mountaineering skills, to include; Cliff assault/Rope work focusing on fixed line ascent/descent, Cliff rappel, ascents.
Provide instruction on Swiftwater Crossing techniques and Tyrolean traverse systems.
Provide instruction in Avalanche Safety/Avoidance and Rescue techniques; to include safely navigating students through avalanche terrain.
Provide instruction on Cold Weather Combat Shooting focusing on Small Arms Weapons training in a cold weather environment and static familiarization shoot concentrating on extremity dexterity loss, magazine changes with winter gloves with kill zone accuracy.
QUALIFICATIONS - EXPERIENCE, EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION
Required (Minimum) Qualifications
DOD Secret clearance required
Valid state driver’s license
Must have a working knowledge of Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Cold Weather Maritime and Mountain Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs).
Previous experience as a NSW Cold Weather Instructor (3 years).
Experience teaching and performing Mountain Operations skills per USSOCOM Manual 350-34 Special Operations Forces Baseline Interoperability Standards (SOFBIS) for Mountain Operations and/or Special Operations Advanced Mountaineering School experience (Master, Senior, or Basic Qualifications).
Must be skilled in the instruction and supervision in NSW Small Arms Static range evolutions.
Ability to be responsible for the safety and welfare of SQT students and support staff while training in harsh adverse weather conditions in both a mountainous and maritime environment.
Prior SEAL with OIF or OEF experience
Active Duty combat experience
Demonstrated knowledge and application of individual soldiering skills, technique and the ability to implement and teach these skills in a positive and safe manner.
Strong writing and verbal communication, organizational, and leadership skills. 
Preferred
Master Training Specialist (MTS) qualification
Completed Navy Instructor Training with an NEC 9502 or service equivalent
Prior 18D with current EMT qualifications
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
All personnel on this contract shall maintain a high degree of personal physical fitness. Employees shall lead by example in this area and shall be able to maintain an exemplary degree of physical fitness. Employees shall possess the ability to demonstrate and explain all points of performance for exercises included in the Physical Screening Test (PST).
All personnel are required to pass the PST at the standard level given below within 30 days of assignment to contract. 
Cold Weather Instructors will be required to complete field instructor ruck march standard as follows:
Event - Pillar Mountain - Less than 45:00 gate to summit with 45 lbs in ruck
WORK ENVIRONMENT
Work Environment characteristics described here are representative of those that must be borne by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. 
Work environment can be in remote locations acceptable for SEAL training.
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES
N/A
ADDITIONAL QUALIFYING FACTORS
As a condition of employment, may be required to pass a pre-employment drug screening, as well as have acceptable reference and background check results to obtain access to military base. Must have reliable transportation to/from work a necessity and must be able to obtain access to military installations.
Shareholder Preference.
 BSNC gives hiring, promotion, training and retention preference to BSNC shareholders, BSNC shareholder descendants and BSNC shareholder spouses, in that order.
**MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***. is an Equal Opportunity/ AA/ Male/ Female/ Disability/ Vets employer.
We participate in the E-Verify Employment Verification Program. We are a drug free workplace.
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