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Production Controller (Title 32) Job

Army National Guard Units

Key Skills:Production Planning & SchedulingLogistics ManagementMaintenance Readiness ReportingTechnical OversightClass 9 Account ManagementWorkflow OptimizationMilitary Property AccountabilityData Analysis

Become a Production Controller with the Tennessee Army National Guard

Are you a logistics professional with a passion for military readiness? The Tennessee Army National Guard is currently looking for a motivated Production Controller (Title 32) to join the team in Nashville, TN. This role is essential for maintaining the operational capacity of our combat and support equipment. If you thrive in fast-paced maintenance environments and possess the skills to synchronize complex schedules, this position offers a unique way to serve your community.

Job Responsibilities

As a Production Controller, you are the link between maintenance requirements and successful mission execution. Your core duties include:

  • Planning & Scheduling: Developing long and short-term maintenance plans for combat and support equipment.
  • Workflow Management: Coordinating with support activities to keep projects on track.
  • Readiness Reporting: Managing Class 9 accounts and ensuring all equipment readiness data is accurate.
  • Technical Oversight: Guiding lower-graded staff and developing control procedures to meet strict deadlines.

Comparison: Logistics vs. Maintenance Management

Feature Logistics Focus Maintenance Focus
Primary Goal Material Availability Equipment Serviceability
Key Metric Class 9 Funding Readiness Codes (ERC)
Typical Task Supply Chain Tracking Repair Scheduling

Requirements

To be considered for this role, you must demonstrate technical competence and meet specific military eligibility criteria:

  • Military Standing: Must be an E-4 through E-8 member of the National Guard.
  • Experience: 24 months of experience in workflow scheduling and production control.
  • Communication: Demonstrated ability to communicate clearly in technical and administrative formats.
  • Compliance: Ability to pass security clearance requirements.

Salary Overview

This position offers a competitive federal salary ranging from $61,722 to $80,243 per year, commensurate with experience and specific grade qualifications.

Benefits

Working with the National Guard provides more than just a paycheck. You will benefit from professional development in a high-stakes environment, the stability of federal service, and the honor of supporting your state's military readiness operations.

Application Tips

  1. Customize Your Resume: Do not just list job titles. Describe specific accomplishments that show how you managed maintenance cycles.
  2. Verify Documents: If you are an Army National Guard applicant, ensure your Soldier Talent Profile is current and included in your packet.
  3. Watch the Clock: The application deadline is September 8, 2026. Give yourself at least 24 hours before the deadline to ensure your uploads clear the system.

If you are ready to take the next step in your career and contribute to the vital mission of the Tennessee Army National Guard, apply for the Production Controller position today. Your skills in organization, logistics, and maintenance can directly impact our mission readiness.

Why This Production Controller (Title 32) Job Matters

Take command of maintenance readiness and logistical operations with the Tennessee Army National Guard in Nashville.

Production Controller (Title 32) Job Overview

The Tennessee Army National Guard is seeking a dedicated Production Controller to oversee maintenance, repair schedules, and logistics for a diverse array of military equipment. Based in Nashville, this Title 32 Excepted Service position is critical to ensuring our combat vehicles, engineering equipment, and weapon systems remain mission-ready. You will play a pivotal role in managing Class 9 accounts, coordinating shop workflows, and providing technical leadership within the Logistics Directorate.

Requirements for Production Controller (Title 32)

  • Must be currently serving or eligible for the National Guard (Military grades E-4 through E-8).
  • 24 months of specialized experience in scheduling workflow and coordinating products or materials.
  • Proven background in supervising or performing journeyman-level work within a production facility.
  • Experience in preparing job orders and managing equipment repair status.
  • Proficiency with automation support programs for data entry, inventory tracking, and work order monitoring.
  • Ability to communicate complex technical information clearly, both orally and in writing.
  • Must be able to maintain a Secret security clearance.

Preferred Qualifications for Production Controller (Title 32)

  • Strong analytical skills regarding maintenance repair methods and process improvements.
  • Detailed knowledge of Modified Table of Organization and Equipment (MTO&E) and property accountability.
  • Ability to prioritize work based on Equipment Readiness Codes (ERC) and commander guidance.
  • Previous experience providing technical mentorship to lower-graded staff.

Federal Benefits & Perks

  • Federal employment status within the National Guard system.
  • Competitive salary range for specialized technical work.
  • Opportunity to serve in a mission-critical logistics role.
  • Access to a range of federal and military support systems.
  • Stable, full-time environment in the heart of Nashville.

💡 How to Apply Production Controller (Title 32) Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Production Controller (Title 32) Job

  1. Log into your USAJOBS account or create a new profile.
  2. Prepare a resume documenting relevant experience, hours per week, and salary, ensuring it is no more than two pages.
  3. Gather supporting documents such as your Soldier Talent Profile (Army) or Career Data Brief (Air Force), DD-214s, and relevant certifications.
  4. Complete the online Occupational Questionnaire via the official application link.
  5. Upload all required documentation and verify that the files have cleared the virus scan.
  6. Submit your final package before the closing date of September 8, 2026.

💡 General Tips

  • Avoid copy-pasting duties directly from the announcement; use your own words to describe how you meet the requirements.
  • Ensure your resume includes supervisor names and phone numbers for all listed employment history.
  • Double-check that all supporting documents like your Soldier Talent Profile are uploaded; incomplete packages are automatically disqualified.
  • Submit early to allow time for the system to process your uploads and virus scans.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Title 32 Excepted Service position?

This refers to a National Guard position where the employee is required to be a member of the National Guard to hold the job, and the position is excepted from the competitive service.

Can I substitute education for experience?

No, substitution of education is not permitted for this specific position. Candidates must meet the 24-month specialized experience requirement.

What happens if my application is incomplete?

Incomplete application packages, such as those missing a Soldier Talent Profile or a two-page resume, will result in immediate disqualification from consideration.

Is relocation assistance provided?

*A: No, relocation assistance is not available for this position.*

What is the security clearance level?

*A: This position requires a Secret level security clearance.*

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