Location:	Enoggera
Category:	Business Support
Position Type:	Permanent
Job Reference:	BOE/1900250
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The Opportunity

The AH‑64E Apache is the world's most advanced and proven attack helicopter, integrating cutting‑edge technologies to give crews superior situational awareness, survivability and target engagement capability. Join the team that keeps Australia's Apaches ready for their mission.

We're seeking experienced Supply Chain Manager to join the Apache rotary‑wing sustainment team, working alongside the Army customer. This is a hands‑on role where safety, quality and aviation compliance are paramount. If you're a qualified Supply Chain Manager who takes pride in precision and teamwork, we'd like to hear from you.

Start date: February 2026
Location: Gallipoli Barracks, Enoggera, QLD (on‑base)
Eligibility: Australian citizens only (Defence security requirements)

What you'll do

• Lead execution of supply, procurement and stock assessment services delivered by the supply support team.
• Develop and maintain reporting tools to provide regular updates on supply chain performance, DCS financials and FMS delivery to the ILS Manager.
• Facilitate cross‑functional collaboration and communication with Warehousing, Engineering, Maintenance and Supply Chain to align activities and resolve issues.
• Maintain efficient supply chain processes, drive continuous improvement and identify optimisation opportunities in line with ADF supply chain policy.
• Monitor and report KPIs for supply chain performance, including FMS deliveries, DCS commitments/expenditure and logistics task tracking.
• Liaise with stakeholders to identify developing inventory issues that could affect operational outcomes and recommend mitigations.
• Manage and report FMS supply chain activities and deliverables using the Security Cooperation International Portal and in‑house tools.
• Manage and resolve complex supply chain events (e.g. AOG) and escalate to the ILS Manager when required.

What we're looking for

• Tertiary qualification in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Engineering or related discipline, or equivalent experience.
• Proven experience managing supply chain operations in aerospace, defence or complex technical environments.
• Experience with FMS processes and/or DCS financial management highly desirable.
• Demonstrated ability to develop reporting tools and present data to senior stakeholders.
• Strong leadership, stakeholder engagement and problem‑solving skills; proven ability to work under pressure and manage time‑critical events.

 Desirable skills and experience

• Knowledge of ADF supply chain policy and the Australian defence logistics environment.
• Familiarity with the Security Cooperation International Portal or similar FMS systems.
• ERP/WMS experience and strong IT literacy.
• Experience working on Army sustainment programs or within a military support environment.

Applicants must be Australian Citizens to meet Defence security requirements.

What's on offer

• Directly contribute to the operational availability and safety of the Apache fleet.
• Competitive remuneration and benefits.
• Work in a professional, safety‑focused environment with a skilled aviation team.
• Opportunity to develop specialised experience on a leading rotary‑wing platform.
• Ongoing training and career development opportunities.
• A workplace that values everyone's contribution

Our values guide the work we do to have an inclusive workplace:

• Safety & Quality — we prioritise safety and quality at every step.
• Trust — we build lasting trust through integrity and transparency.
• People Focus — collaboration and respect empower our team.
• Ownership — we take pride and accountability in our work.
• Innovation — we turn challenges into opportunities.

We encourage applications from First Nations peoples, veterans and candidates of all backgrounds. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

Be part of the team that keeps Australia's Apaches ready for the mission.

Please note, this role will be shortlisted in 2026.