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Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor (Title 32) Job

Army National Guard Units

Key Skills:Mechanical Systems DiagnosticsSupervisory LeadershipOperations PlanningResource AllocationTechnical Manual InterpretationHuman Resource ManagementEquipment Maintenance Evaluation

Advance Your Career as a Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor

Are you a seasoned mechanical supervisor looking to make a meaningful impact? The Florida Army National Guard is currently hiring for a Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor at Camp Blanding. This position offers a unique blend of civilian technical leadership and military service, making it an ideal role for individuals who thrive in high-stakes environments and take pride in operational excellence.

Job Responsibilities

As a WS-12 Supervisor, you serve as a primary assistant to leadership, overseeing the coordination of maintenance activities. Key responsibilities include:

  • Leading teams in diagnosing and repairing complex vehicular systems.
  • Planning and organizing daily workflow for subordinate mechanics.
  • Interpreting technical manuals and training staff on new procedures.
  • Managing resources, manpower, and production records.

Requirements

You must be a member of the Florida National Guard or eligible to join. Additionally, applicants need 36 months of specialized experience in vehicle diagnostics and a proven ability to lead maintenance personnel.

Comparison Table: Role Expectations

Feature Requirement
Salary Range $47.81 - $55.78/hr
Job Grade WS-12
Military Grade WO1 - CW4
Location Camp Blanding, FL

This role is more than just a job; it is a commitment to the readiness of our military forces. If you have the diagnostic skills and the leadership experience to guide a professional maintenance team, we encourage you to apply today via USAJOBS.

Why This Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor (Title 32) Job Matters

Take your leadership skills to the next level with the Florida Army National Guard as a Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor at Camp Blanding.

Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor (Title 32) Job Overview

The Florida Army National Guard is seeking a skilled and experienced Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor (Title 32) to oversee complex maintenance operations at Camp Blanding. This leadership role involves coordinating subordinate work activities, ensuring the highest standards of vehicle and equipment maintenance, and managing specialized technical staff. As a dual-status technician position, the selected candidate will play a pivotal role in the operational readiness of our fleet, balancing both civilian oversight and military obligations.

Requirements for Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor (Title 32)

  • Must be a member of the Florida National Guard or eligible for immediate membership.
  • Must be willing to wear the official military uniform.
  • Warrant Officer military grade (WO1 thru CW4).
  • Minimum of 36 months of experience in diagnosing, repairing, and modifying complex vehicles and systems.
  • Proven ability to plan, direct, and organize work assignments for lower-grade personnel.
  • Demonstrated knowledge of shop processes and supervisory concepts.

Preferred Qualifications for Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor (Title 32)

  • Expertise in complex diagnostic equipment and technical manual application.
  • Strong ability to exercise independent judgment in solving unusually complex repair problems.
  • Proven history of estimating material and manpower needs for specific maintenance projects.
  • Experience in establishing priorities to meet strict maintenance deadlines.

Federal Benefits & Perks

  • βœ“Federal Civil Service retirement participation
  • βœ“Comprehensive military benefits packages
  • βœ“Training and professional development opportunities
  • βœ“Potential for recruitment or relocation incentives
  • βœ“Stability of a long-standing government organization

πŸ’‘ How to Apply Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor (Title 32) Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor (Title 32) Job

  1. Create or log into your USAJOBS account.
  2. Prepare a resume that specifically highlights your mechanical and supervisory experience without simply copying the job posting.
  3. Gather required documents, including SF-50 forms, DD214s, and military verification letters if applicable.
  4. Complete the online application questionnaire within the USAJOBS portal.
  5. Submit your full application package before the closing date of August 5, 2026.

πŸ’‘ General Tips

  • Ensure your resume is exactly two pages long.
  • Avoid copying and pasting the job requirements into your resume; provide concrete examples of your work history instead.
  • Use specific dates (month and year) for all employment entries.
  • Verify that your application status is updated in the USAJOBS system periodically.
  • Submit your package well before the deadline to account for potential document processing or system delays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a permanent position?

This is an obligated position because the current incumbent is on a military tour. Depending on your current status (Title 5, Title 32, or new recruit), your appointment may initially be indefinite, with specific rules regarding tenure and potential for conversion to permanent status.

What is the military requirement for this job?

This position requires you to be a member of the Florida National Guard. You must be prepared to maintain compatibility with your military assignment and wear the military uniform during work hours.

Job from Army National Guard Units

The National Guard is the oldest component of the Armed Forces of the United States. Serving as both a state and federal asset, the Guard is dedicated to the safety and readiness of our communities. Working at the Combined Support Maintenance Shop (CSMS) in Camp Blanding puts you at the heart of Florida’s defense readiness.