Dispatcher Duty Descriptions
88M20 Dispatcher
Serves as a Dispatcher for the 1173rd Composite Truck Company; responsible for maintaining vehicle log books and key control for more than 100 pieces of rolling stock; tracks and updates mileage for all vehicles and personnel in the Global Combat Support System (GCSS) Army; responsible for maintaining daily accountability and equipment reports, up to date records of Soldier's military driver license, Accident Avoidance Course, and civilian driver's license; maintains records for individual driver's mileage critical for awards and badge recommendations; serves as the primary advisor to the Truck Master for all operational missions with the command.
88M20 Dispatcher
Soldier serves as the unit's Dispatcher. They are responsible for maintaining all vehicle log books and Track miles for each mission. They are responsible to maintain up to date records of every soldier's military driver licenses, Accident Avoidance classes and civilian Driver's license. They must keep good records for individual driver's mileage critical for awards and badge recommendations.
Senior Vehicle Operator Duty Descriptions
Senior Vehicle Operator
Serves as a senior vehicle operator and assists in operation of vehicles over varied terrain to include snow and ice in support of garrison and field exercises; manages loading and unloading of personnel and equipment and protects cargo against damage; performs vehicle self recovery and field expedients to include towing and snow chains; assists in training and maintaining driver skills for drivers; ensures deadline vehicles have correct parts on order; responsible for the welfare of seven Soldiers; responsible for the maintenance and readiness of three M1081 LMTVs, three M1082 trailers, two M1120 LHSs, and two M1076 trailers valued in excess of $1,239,000.
88M20 Senior Vehicle Operator
Serves as a senior vehicle operator; oversees and assists in operation of vehicles over varied terrain in support of garrison and combat operations; manages loading and unloading of personnel and equipment and protects cargo against damage; performs vehicle self-recovery and field expedients to include towing; assists in training and maintaining driver skills for drivers; checks to ensure PMCS is completed by drivers while on missions and during command maintenance; corrects or reports all vehicle deficiencies; responsible for the welfare of three Soldiers.
Truck Master Duty Descriptions
Truckmaster
Serves as the Truck Master for the multi-functional 498th Transportation Company, 662th Division Sustainment Support Battalion (DSSB), 48th Division Sustainment Brigade (DSB), consisting of 157 Soldiers; responsible for tracking and assigning both mission and detail taskings, Transportation Movement Requests, Operations orders and FRAGOs; responsible for the health, welfare, professional development, safety, tactical and technical competence, and morale of one Noncommissioned Officer; managed and tracked $58 million dollars of mission essential equipment.
88M40 Truckmaster
Serves as a Truck Master in a multi-function Special Forces Battalion consisting of over 370 Soldiers; responsible for emplacing and enforcing safety and environmental standards within the motorpool; responsible for the Drivers Training Program, health, welfare, professional development, safety, tactical and technical competence, and morale of 9 Noncommissioned Officers and 22 Soldiers; directly responsible for $ 4 million dollars worth of MTOE equipment.
88M40 Truckmaster
Supervises 50 plus member medium headquarters transportation platoon consisting of maintenance, supply, mess and admin sections; assists the Operations Officer in coordinating, supervising and controlling company mission operations; organizes and supervises driver training, reconnoiters routes and coordinates maintenance matters with Motor Sergeant and platoon sergeants; assists the operations Officer in preparing operational reports; maintains personnel status and vehicle availability; records safe driving mileage accumulated by unit drivers; organizes and establishes unit motor park, developing and formulating plans that are critical to successful operations.
88M Assistant Truck Master
Served as an Assistant Truck Master in a Medium/Heavy Truck Company in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) 08-10 in Multi National Corps Iraq West (MNCI-W); responsible for licensing and safety of 157 Soldiers: responsible for the safe transport of all classes of supply to the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force, 2nd Marine Division and the 10th Sustainment Brigade; responsible for tracking and cordinating the company's Convoy Logistics Patrols (CLP); responsible for the daily accountability and equipment reports; primary advisor to the Truck Master on all operational missions within the command.
Motor Transport Operator Duty Descriptions
88M Motor Transport Operator
SPC (Joe) you will operate assigned vehicles over varied terrain in support of combat and training operations; manages loading and unloading of personnel and equipment and protects cargo against damage; operates vehicles with Equipment Container Handling Unit (ECHU), as required; employs land navigation techniques; maintains qualification with radios and vehicle-mounted weapons; performs vehicle self-recovery and field expedients to include towing; corrects or reports all vehicle deficiencies. You will also prepare vehicles for shipment by air, rail, or vessel.
88M3O Motor Transport Operator
Performs duties as squad leader in a forward deployed Brigade Support Battalion Distribution Company; supervises and provides technical guidance to two noncommissioned officers and ten Soldiers; plans, organizes, and performs assistant patrol leader duties for combat logistic patrols; dispatches vehicles, verifies log books, receives and fills taskings for motor transport; compiles time, mileage, and load data for equipment and vehicles; responsible for the operation of three RG31/MRAPs, one M1117 ASV, and two M1151 HMMWVs valued in excess of $5,750,000.
88M30- Motor Transport Operator
Supervises and operates all wheeled vehicles and equipment over varied terrains and roadways throughout Afghanistan in support of combat operations; supervises drivers performing preventive maintenance checks and services; employs land navigation techniques; operates radios, weapons and blue force trackers when mounted to vehicles; provides sustainment training to three NCOs and 13 soldiers; supervises his section providing support to TF Chosin, 3d IBCT; responsible for 5 MATVS, 2 M977s, and M1077 PLS valued at over three million dollars.
88M10 Vehicle Driver
Operates M915A1 and other assigned wheeled vehicles under all driving conditions throughout Afghanistan. Transfers equipment and personnel between Bagram Army Air Field, Ports of Entry, and remote bases. Documents all operational actions and coordinates with dispatcher to maintain efficiency and readiness. Performs daily PMCS and identifies equipment failures. Performs and records minor maintenance actions. Complies with all safety regulations and procedures. Ensures proper vehicle loading and care.
88M10 Vehicle Driver
Operates assigned vehicles over varied terrain in support of combat operations. Manages loading and unloading of personnel and equipment and protects cargo against damage. Operates vehicle material handling equipment (MHE), as required. Employs land navigation techniques. Maintains qualification with radios and vehicle-mounted weapons. Performs vehicle self-recovery and field expedients to include towing. Corrects or reports all vehicle deficiencies. Prepares vehicles for shipment by air, rail, or vessel.
Squad Leader
Performs duties as Squad Leader in 638th Trans Co; provides technical and tactical guidance to one Staff Sergeant, and ten enlisted Soldier; plans, organizes, and performs assistant convoy missions for mounted combat patrols and convoy operations; dispatches vehicles, verifies log books, develops manifest, rehearses battle drills, briefs operations order; responsible for the operation of eleven 1088s valued in excess of $5,000,000 and all PLT equipment during training operations.
Section Sergeant
Performs duties as a Battalion Support Section Sergeant in a Forward Support Company in a Distribution Platoon that supports a Field Artillery HIMARS Battalion; supervises and provides technical guidance to two noncommissioned officers and five Soldiers; plans, organizes, and performs assistant ammunition sergeant duties; sling load and crane operations, dispatches vehicles, verifies log books, receives and fills taskings for motor transport; compiles time, mileage, and load data for equipment and vehicles.
Section Leader
Serves as a Section Leader in a Reconnaissance Squadron for an Infantry Brigade Combat Team; responsible for the maintenance and accountability of two M1026 and one M1167 HMMWV; responsible for the training, supervision, and physical readiness, professional development, and health and welfare of one Noncommissioned Officer and eight enlisted Soldiers and their Families.
Class V Section Sergeant
Served as the Class V Section Sergeant for a Forward Support Company in direct logistical support of 2nd Battalion, 30th Infantry Regiment with a Combined Functional Team strength of 789 Soldiers; responsible for integrating Composite Risk Management (CRM) by identifying hazards, associated risk, and implementing control measures; responsible for the health, welfare, and professional development and growth of four NCO's and nine Soldiers assigned to his section; responsible for the operation, accountability, and maintenance of five M1085 LHS Load Handling Systems and Basic Issue Items valued in excess of $2,500,000.
88M40 Transportation Platoon Sergeant
Responsible for the morale, health, and training of 46 Soldiers. Responsible for the maintenance, accountability, and effective utilization of all platoon vehicles, weapons, and associated equipment worth over $25,000,000. Plans, manages, and monitors platoon motor transport operations, including platoon area of the unit motor pool. Counsels, disciplines, and develops soldiers and NCOs into competent leaders. Maintains the highest state of combat readiness regardless of conditions and personnel changes.
88M - No Duty Title Given
Provides professional support and technical guidance to all Army Soldiers requiring motor transport; plans, organizes, and operates a motor vehicle convoy; performs convoy route reconnaissance; commands a convoy march unit or serial; supervises transporting of all types of cargo; supervises personnel preparing vehicles for deployment; train constantly on convoy defense; prepares and implements the security and defense plans.
88M20 HEAVY WHEEL VEHICLE OPERATOR
Performed duties as a Heavy Wheel Vehicle Operator in a Heavy Equipment Transportation (HET) Company in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom 08-09; responsible for the health, welfare, training, discipline, moral and accountability of 2 Soldiers; responsible for the maintenance and accountability of 1 Heavy Equipment Transport (HET) system, all assigned MTOE equipment and Basic Issue Items (BII) valued in excess $750,000.
88M Transportation Supervisor
Serves as Transportation Supervisor; responsible for the doctrinal training, moral, health and welfare of 15 Soldiers and 10 Civilian staff members; plans, and coordinates worldwide movement of personnel, units, and equipment via military, and commercial transport; maintains worldwide visibility over the movement of personnel, equipment, and supplies in support of EUCOM, and AFRICOM area of operations; responsible for the maintenance, and accountability of MTOE and TDA equipment valued at $2 million.
88M Materiel Movement NCO
Served as Materiel Movement NCO in the 574th Quarter Master Support Company, 18th CSSB; providing logistical sustainment support in the USAREUR theater of operation; responsible for section equipment worth over $65,000; responsible for assisting the training, planning and scheduling of drivers training for the company; as team chief, responsible for the training, health and welfare of four Soldiers and their family members.
88M Movements Supervisor/Shipyard Supervisor
Served as the Movements Supervisor and Shipyard Supervisor for the Contingency Operating Base Q-West Central Receiving and Shipping Point (CRSP) yard providing support throughout Multinational Division North Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom 08-10; ensured the health and welfare of three Soldiers and their Families; accountable for the upkeep and maintenance of two M871A1 trailers, one M916, one 10K Generator and one 15K Generator with a property book value of $1,000,000; responsible for equipment in the CRSP yard in transit to combat units with a value reaching over $20,000,000.
88M40 Brigade Motor Sergeant/Logistics NCO/BTT Maintenance Advisor
Serves as Brigade Motor Sergeant and Logistics NCO for the US Army's Iraqi Border Police (IBP) Brigade Border Transition Team (BTT). Serves as mentor, advisor, and trainer to the Iraqi Brigade Maintenance Officer. Responsible for developing and implementing the Brigade's maintenance program. Responsible for the IBP's maintenance, receipt, and issue of over 70 military and civilian vehicles valued in excess of $2M. Serves as BTT Motor Sergeant for all internal team equipment valued in excess of $300K
88M30 GENERIC
Supervises drivers performing preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) on vehicles. Operates in the truck terminal as a squad leader. Trains new drivers and manages the driver sustaimnent training program. Plans, organizes, and operates a motor vehicle convoy. Performs convoy route reconnaissance. Commands a convoy march unit or serial. Supervises transporting of all types of cargo. Posts and controls guards used to prevent pilferage and vandalism of cargo and equipment. Takes charge of vehicle recovery. Supervises personnel preparing vehicles for deployment
88M30 Transportation NCO
Supervises enlisted and contract personnel in the maintenance and operation of a vehicle fleet worth over $30M. Coordinates with ARFOR and other tenant units to provide required support. Budgets for fuel, equipment, and personnel and ensures all resources necessary for operations are available. Schedules and prepares convoys carrying critical equipment and passengers. Operates transport service serving more than 60K personnel annually. Identifies equipment failures and implements and tracks PMCS inspections.
88M Motor vehicle operators, serve in almost every unit in the Army. They are in artillery units driving ammo and transportation units driving everything. Males are usually assigned to the P1 (Infantry) support platoons. That could mean 5-ton trucks or HEMTTs. Regardless of gender, 88Ms can be assigned at the support battalion level moving cargo and fuel to the P1 units with larger vehicles like the M915. Or at the Group level, doing theater support with all kinds of heavy trucks. Soldiers in the Reserves drive whatever vehicle the assigned unit has since the Reserves have no P1 units themselves. Typical trucks driven are M915s or HETs. Most reserves are assigned to a transportation unit where the most commonly driven truck is the M915A3. An older truck, the M931A2, is also still used. 88Ms do a lot of driver training, coupling and dropping trailers, securing loads, and train constantly on convoy defense. There will also be a lot of common Soldier skills training.
MOS 88M - Motor Transport Operator
Major Duties. The motor transport operator supervises or operates wheel vehicles to transport personnel and cargo. Duties for MOS 88M at each level of skill are:
MOSC 88M10. Operates all wheel vehicles and equipment over varied terrain and roadways in support of military operations; manages entrucking and detrucking of personnel being transported; oversees and checks proper loading and unloading of cargo on vehicles and trailers; secures cargo against inclement weather, pilferage, and damage; operates vehicle component Material Handling Equipment (MHE), as required; employs land navigation techniques; operates tactical automated communications systems and weapons when they are mounted on the vehicle; performs vehicle self-recovery and field expedients to include towing of vehicles; corrects and reports all vehicle deficiencies; supports mechanics where necessary; prepares vehicles for movement/shipment by air, rail, or vessel.
MOSC 88M20. Supervises and provides technical guidance to subordinates in accomplishing their duties; assists in organizing and participating in convoys; dispatches vehicles; verifies vehicle logbooks; receives and fills requests from authorized persons for motor transportation; compiles time, mileage and load data; supervises and operates all wheel vehicles and equipment and performs self-recovery operations.
MOSC 88M30. Supervises drivers performing preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) on vehicles; operates in the truck terminal as a squad leader; trains new drivers and manages the driver sustainment training program; plans, organizes, and operates a motor vehicle convoy; performs convoy route reconnaissance; commands a convoy or convoy security element; prepares OPORD/OPLAN/CONOP and overlays; supervises the transportation of all types of cargo and equipment; takes charge of vehicle recovery; supervises personnel preparing vehicles for military operations.
MOSC 88M40. Provides professional support and technical guidance to all personnel requiring motor transportation; plans, manages, and monitors motor transport and support operations; establishes and organizes the unit motor pool; prepares and implements the truck company security and defense plan; receives and distributes highway motor transport missions; assembles and prepares highway reconnaissance data for motor convoy transport; supervises and directs unit dispatching of vehicles and coordinates external support requirements.
