MOS 88Z
Transportation Senior Sergeant
Duty Descriptions

88Z SENIOR TRUCKMASTER
Serves as Senior Truckmaster in the 594th Transportation Company, at Echelons Above Brigade, aligned in support of the 129th Division Sustainment Support Battalion, 101st Sustainment Brigade, and 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault); responsible for coordinating, supervising, and controlling unit tasks for 157 Soldiers; responsible for formatting plans and processes critical to unit operations, supporting all classes of supplies; oversees the unit's drivers training program and all motor pool operations; exercises supervisory management and operation of unit's vehicle fleet; serves as primary advisor to the Company Operations Officer and Commander.




Senior Truckmaster
Serves as a Truck Master in a Transportation Company consisting of over 170 soldiers; responsible for emplacing and enforcing safety and environmental standards within the motor pool; responsible for the Drivers Training Program, health, welfare, professional development, safety, tactical and technical competence, and morale of the Soldiers.




88Z5O Senior Transportation Supervisor
Operations Center NCOIC for a forward stationed Transportation Brigade responsible for tracking strategic deployment, redeployment, retrograde, and sustainment ISO Operations Enduring Freedom and Spartan Shield; facilitates information flow with HQ SDDC, 1st TSC, and USC-7/multi-modal carriers to provide accurate ITV on the PAKGLOC, the NDN, and multi-modal Air Lines of Communication; responsible for the QA of the daily OPSUM that provides a synchronized picture of the brigade's efforts that facilitate strategic level decisions for USFOR-A and CENTCOM; responsible for the training of seven Officers, one Warrant Officer, 11 NCOs, and one junior enlisted; Brigade SARC responsible for the SHARP program that covers 375 Soldiers and Civilians stationed in eight host nations.




88Z5M/FIRST SERGEANT
Serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the commander of the National Training Center Movement Control Company at three distinct operational sites in support of NTC; responsible for the health, welfare, training, administration, professional development, accountability, safety, morale, and mentoring of 21 Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs), 26 Soldiers, and their Family members; ensures all Soldiers in the company are trained and proficient in warrior tasks and drills; assists the commander in planning, coordinating, and supervising all activities that support the unit's mission; accountable for the maintenance and serviceability of more than $3,000,000 worth of equipment.



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