Joint terminal attack controller vs assistant controller

Differences between joint terminal attack controller and assistant controller duties and responsibilities

Joint terminal attack controller example responsibilities.

• Prepare and manage multiple self assessment checklists to evaluate overall effectiveness and ensure compliance with USAF directives.
• Use of air assault and JTAC procedures
• Direct command wide distribution of CCT manpower and assets.
• Request, adjust and control indirect fires from artillery, mortars and other indirect fires assets.
• Advise ground commander on best methods for JTAC and fix wing CAS employment as well as ISR capabilities.
• Supervise the allocation of equipment, munitions and monitor medical and training requirements for squadron combat readiness.
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Assistant controller example responsibilities.

• Lead divisional capital management through ROI analysis on new products and other capital investments to maximize returns.
• Facilitate the implementation of ERP system, which increase productivity in efficiently and effectively manage the functionality of the organization.
• Initiate ongoing departmental projects to automate daily tasks which include the calculations for income distributions and the daily income account reconciliation.
• Maintain timely and accurate general ledger account reconciliations, oversee treasury management, and handle fixed asset tracking and reporting.
• Direct balance sheet and inter-company reconciliations according to GAAP and ensure compliance across accounting, payroll, and inventory management systems.
• Oversee corporate financial internal controls including a complete re-write of all standard operating procedure documentation and supporting annual SOX audit work.
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