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The primary purpose of this position is to carry-out a wide range of public affairs assignments that include elements of visual information, social media, media operations, community engagement, command information, communication planning, contingency/crisis response, environmental, security, policy review, and public affairs resource management in support of the mission and the commander's priorities. The position modifies standard methods, evaluates the effectiveness of information, and adapts approaches in developing new informational materials aimed at enhancing the understanding of recipients.

Duties

• Coordinates the planning and development of complex, high level public affairs assignments in support of commander's programs and priorities. Carries out public affairs tasks that support the wing commander's priorities through the integration of visual information, social media, community engagement, command information, communication planning, contingency/crisis response, media operations, environmental, security and policy review, and public affairs resource management activities.
• Maintains an active web/social media presence, provides visual information services for documentation and/or publicity purposes and plans and arranges news media coverage. Evaluates the propriety and advisability of agency support of/ participation in local activities, programs, and events.
• Researches, drafts, coordinates, produces, and reviews public affairs products such as, web-based content, photographs, videos, news and feature articles, news releases, talking points, fact sheets, briefings, speeches and scripts, newsletters, and other materials. These items are designed with the objective of effectively communicating agency activities, programs, and policies to a variety of internal and external stakeholders
• Attends meetings and maintains professional contacts. Explains public affairs policies and procedures and resolves most problems that arise. Determines appropriate recommendations for unresolved issues and performs follow up.
• Manages audio visual equipment for section. Appointed as the Wing Visual Information Manager per current DoD directives. Stays abreast of current visual information methodology and technological developments.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Develops and writes information materials for national audiences through various media outlets.
• Oversees the development of digital communications products and a comprehensive digital communications process.
• Provides technical expertise in web development ensuring efficiency and standards compliance.
• Develops and implements innovative media relations strategies and approaches.
• Designs strategies for communicating high-priority program information to various audiences.

As a LEAD PUBLIC AFFAIRS SPECIALIST at the GS-1035-12 some of your typical work assignments may include:

• Leads the editing and dissemination of news, photos, biographies, fact sheets and informational materials to the public or specialized target groups within a domestic or foreign setting on multiple platforms, including AF.mil, SpaceForce.mil, AirmanMagazine.af.mil and via flagship Air Force and flagship DAF social media accounts.
• Develops and monitors short- and long-range strategic and operational plans for Air Force, Space Force and DoD news stories, information products, online magazine articles and images.
• Coordinates content plans across a multi-functional team to communicate key Department of the Air Force issues, policies, initiatives and objectives and effectively increase audience awareness, understanding, participation and support.
• Supports DOD by identifying appropriate DMA resources, audiences and platforms to communicate DAF themes and messages to a broad DOD-interested audience in support of command information goals.
• Provides context and recommendations to DMA and OSD/PA personnel and leaders on communicating with the DOD and defense.gov audience on a broad spectrum of defense and national security topics including: defense strategy, climate issues, military force structure, personnel, readiness, total force integration, quality of life, operational concepts, defense reform and defense infrastructure.
• Represents the director at DOD communications planning meetings and performs coordination to improve organizational direction and focus using applicable planning tools and techniques.
• Resolves conflicts between stakeholder communication goals and organizational guidance.
• Provides expert knowledge of DOD public affairs ethical guidelines and regulations as they apply to public affairs community relations and public affairs relations with business and nongovernmental organizations.

WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING DAY TO DAY

As a Public Health Advisor, you will use your knowledge of and experience to optimize business results and customer experience by:

• Serving as a principal representative responsible for coordinated, innovative, community-based and evidence based, or novel public health programs, initiatives, grants and related matters between and among Federal, local, state, and community-based organizations addressing behavioral health issues.
• Serving as the contact point for all inquiries and activities for the Office of Behavioral Health Equity (OBHE) related to infant, children and young adults; drawing on their judgment, experience and knowledge in being able to interact with and obtain critical problem information from groups representing underserved populations, providers, youth with lived experience and or in recovery, families, schools, community-based organizations, states, local county governments, and national associations.
• Coordinating the development of information and education materials on product problems such as press releases, talking papers, and fact sheets to alert public or lay users about specific problems, and papers for presentation at conferences or meetings of professional
  organizations.
• Serving on committees, intra- and inter-agency workgroups and other comparable groups delegated responsibility for reviewing and developing public health policies and procedures and guidelines.

As a LEAD PUBLIC AFFAIRS SPECIALIST at the GS-1035-12 some of your typical work assignments may include:

• Leads the editing and dissemination of news, photos, biographies, fact sheets and informational materials to the public or specialized target groups within a domestic or foreign setting on multiple platforms, including AF.mil, SpaceForce.mil, AirmanMagazine.af.mil and via flagship Air Force and flagship DAF social media accounts.
• Develops and monitors short- and long-range strategic and operational plans for Air Force, Space Force and DoD news stories, information products, online magazine articles and images.
• Coordinates content plans across a multi-functional team to communicate key Department of the Air Force issues, policies, initiatives and objectives and effectively increase audience awareness, understanding, participation and support.
• Supports DOD by identifying appropriate DMA resources, audiences and platforms to communicate DAF themes and messages to a broad DOD-interested audience in support of command information goals.
• Provides context and recommendations to DMA and OSD/PA personnel and leaders on communicating with the DOD and defense.gov audience on a broad spectrum of defense and national security topics including: defense strategy, climate issues, military force structure, personnel, readiness, total force integration, quality of life, operational concepts, defense reform and defense infrastructure.
• Represents the director at DOD communications planning meetings and performs coordination to improve organizational direction and focus using applicable planning tools and techniques.
• Resolves conflicts between stakeholder communication goals and organizational guidance.
• Provides expert knowledge of DOD public affairs ethical guidelines and regulations as they apply to public affairs community relations and public affairs relations with business and nongovernmental organizations.

• Provides technical advice, policy clarification, assistance and direction to Security Managers, Special Security Representatives and Program Security Officers.
• Reviews and analyzes Fixed Facility Checklist completion, self-inspection reports, work requirements, and requests for concept approvals.
• Develops, plans and implements physical security policies and procedures affecting programs and operations.
• Reviews documentation to ensure compliance with applicable directives on security alarms, alarm tests and security violations.
• Evaluates security programs and develops solutions to security problems.
• Plans and conducts security assistance visits, inspections and reviews of supported facilities to ensure all physical security practices and compliance requirements are met.

• Manages Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) billets, indoctrinations, debriefings.
• Processes badge requests and monitors the security access control point. Ensure entrants have been vetted, have visitor requests in place prior to access the facility.
• Verifies and tracks personnel security clearances through the Defense Information System for Security. Responsible for maintaining employee’s personnel security record.
• Prepare and maintain security correspondence, records of official reports, inspections and surveys to ensure the facility is in compliance with all regulations.
• Evaluates all Sensitive Compartmented Information security programs requirements for Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs) IAW Intelligence Community Directive (ICD) 705, DoD manuals, and other agencies regulations.
• Serves as the Communication Security (COMSEC) Custodian and a liaison for the COMSEC program.
• Conduct security, vulnerability and risk assessments of a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) and provide recommendations.
• Performs the administration, operational oversight, and implementation of the Personnel Security (PERSEC) for the planning of all relevant security activities.
• Prepares and maintains security correspondence, records of official reports, inspections and surveys to ensure the facility is in compliance with regulations.
• Coordinates with headquarters and other security agencies to provide Physical Security Vulnerability Assessments.

• You will be responsible for management of program strategies and security in order to fully meet the NAVAIR, Navy and DoD policies, programs and procedural requirements as they relate to Special Programs and SCI facilities within the command.
• You will oversee and provide continuity of security for facility, personnel, visitor control, document control and equipment.
• You will administer security indoctrinations and debriefings; informs individuals on the sensitivity of certain information and advises them on the safeguarding of such information
• You will maintain constant liaison with other agencies and departments to coordinate security matters of mutual interest.
• You will be responsible for oversight and implementation of program security test plans, flight test plans and Operations Security (OPSEC) Plans.
• You will develop and conduct special security awareness education briefings

• Serves as the primary representative for the Command’s Physical Security Program.
• Coordinates security requirements with Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG) Provost Marshall, MACOM physical security officer, and the Department of the Army (DA).
• Manages physical security equipment including intrusion detection systems (IDS), access control/badging systems, duress systems, closed circuit television (CCTV), fencing, lighting and barriers to effectively protect personnel, facilities and assets
• Prepares statements of work for a variety of physical security systems and equipment.
• Determines Mission Essential Vulnerable Areas (MEVAs) and initiates physical security inspections to determine compliance with established requirements.
• Provides Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive threat assessments and develop security plans for establishing countermeasures procedures to protect the mission requirements.
• Conducts Physical Security inspections for the Command to ensure program compliance.

• Perform security guard duties in accordance with appropriate regulations to detect and prevent theft, damage, accident, trespass, sabotage and espionage.
• Enforce the security regulations of the installation.
• Control access of vehicles and pedestrians to installation.
• Verify identification through use of identification cards, badges, biometrics automated records, verbal questioning, and other means.
• Admit persons, denies entry or arranges for escorts, as appropriate.
• Conduct vehicle searches and inspections.
• Conduct foot or vehicle patrol of perimeters, roadways, parking and other high traffic areas.

• Manages the day-to-day operations of personnel security responsibilities and credentialing tasks in accordance with and ensuring compliance with federal regulations.
• Provides analysis of existing background investigation and credentialing processes, policies, and countermeasures, as needed.
• Assists in the development and implementation of long- and short-range goals and objectives to ensure CMS compliance.
• Develops and implements plans to improve operations and adjusts to changing requirements and priorities.
• Provides authoritative advice and guidance to management and staff on complex and sensitive issues related to the credentialing office, the personnel security investigative, and adjudicative processes.

• Function as the principal staff advisor for all security program issues.
• Develop the command’s annual and un-forecasted budget requirements for all security programs.
• Advise Commander on all security-related issues based on official guidance.
• Establish and provide oversight of the Force Protection and Physical Security Program in accordance with force protection and physical security program and policy requirements.
• Monitor the Security, Education, Training, and Awareness (SETA) requirements, coordinate when appropriate, and develop and conduct execution as necessary.
• Liaise as technical authority for the Force Protection and Physical Security Program.
• Lead a mixed team of security professionals in executing a brigade-level command’s Protection Program in a coordinated manner.
• Establish, implement, and maintain a Personnel Security Program and the Personnel Reliability Programs for Chemical Surety and Controlled Substances.
• Implement policies and procedures in accordance with security related regulations.
• Direct execution of command’s Protection Program to include Operations Security, Personnel Security, Physical Security, Antiterrorism, Information Security, Mission Assurance, and Foreign National Visits in support of HQ Foreign Disclosure Officer.
• Establish and implement comprehensive Operations Security and Personnel Security Programs involving the protection and safeguarding of sensitive and critical information related to the activity’s and supported organization’s missions.

• Provides security oversight and ensures compliance with INFOSEC, cybersecurity and physical security regulations.
• Prepares and provides foreign travel security, country and theatre briefings to employees making trips into foreign countries for official business and leisure.
• Processes access badges for employees assigned to facility, visitor requests, and coordinates VIP visits and all related physical security and AT measures.
• Conducts annual physical security inspections and threat/risk assessments to identify and resolve a variety of security deficiencies. Conducts regular inspections, to include restricted access areas.
• Evaluates the effectiveness of existing security practices; researches and recommends the type of control requirements, procedures, and facilities needed.
• Coordinates, interprets, and reviews directives issued by higher authority and ensures uniformity in all related security and foreign travel regulations and policies throughout the various programs.

• Serves as a public affairs specialist in the Internal Communication Branch for DOD agency focused on providing cyber, information technology, and communications support to the military services, national level leaders, and federal partners.
• Develops plans and campaigns to disseminate information to internal stakeholders on DISA’s programs, projects, policies, events and initiatives.
• Evaluates problems encountered in communicating to internal stakeholders and advises on and recommends specific communication activities designed to meet these problems.
• Demonstrates strong writing, editing, oral communication, knowledge management skills and editorial judgement to develop campaign materials including feature articles, evaluating the most appropriate channel.
• Applies a substantial knowledge of communication and plain language principals to create clear, accurate and accessible messages for audiences with diverse interests and backgrounds.
• Writes, designs and manages content for internal digital newsletter and CCTV, ensuring consistent brand identity.