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PMEL Manager Duties

Must be thoroughly knowledgeable of all Air Force PMEL responsibilities outlined in Air Force Technical Order 00-20-14. Responsibilities included overall management of the PMEL Quality Program compliance work tasking training and performance monitoring to ensure full compliance with AFMETCAL audits. Must have a minimum of 10 years recent PMEL Supervisory or AFMETCAL experience. Associate Degree or higher is required with courses in Metrology through military or civilian equivalent schools. Candidate must have excellent organization communication and leadership skills.


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Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience.


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