Production Control
3 open positions in this category
Production controllers in the 1152 series plan, schedule and track work through maintenance and industrial shops: setting priorities, assigning jobs, following parts and labor, reporting on status and keeping the shop’s workload moving. In the military they are a fixture of aircraft and vehicle maintenance organizations, where the production control office decides what gets fixed next.
Recent listings have included production controllers and a supervisory production controller at Army National Guard units and an Air National Guard unit, a production controller at Air Education and Training Command and a production controller in construction at U.S. Pacific Fleet.
Applying tip: Guard production control positions generally require membership in the National Guard, which the “Who May Apply” section will state, so check it first. For all of them, name the maintenance management systems you have scheduled in and the size and type of fleet or facility whose workload you controlled. Our National Guard guide explains how Guard announcements work, and the Air Force guide covers the training command.
Our inventory holds 3 open listings in Production Control: all telework eligible. 3 were posted in the last 30 days, the newest on Oct 6, 2026. Advertised pay runs $62,297 to $132,923 a year, typically about $71,644. GS grades range from 9 to 12. Employers with the most listings: Army National Guard Units (2), U.S. Pacific Fleet (1). Figures as of Oct 6, 2026, refreshed daily.