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GDIT has an amazing opportunity for a Secondary Firearms Instructor (SFI) to provide world-class support to our clientele. The Secondary Firearms Instructor (SFI) supports the Lead Firearms Instructor (LFI) during the Federal Flight Deck Officer (FFDO) Requalification Training sessions.
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Resolves customer and associate opportunities with GSM / DM and HR Manager.
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Resolves customer and associate opportunities with GSM / DM and HR Manager.
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Resolves customer and associate opportunities with GSM / DM and HR Manager.
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Resolves customer and associate opportunities with GSM / DM and HR Manager.
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Maintain all Firearms Instructor certifications while employed or contracted by Concealed Coalition: including, but not limited to State/County certifications, NRA certification, POST, USCCA, etc.
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As a leader in digital marketing with a passion for firearms, Concealed Coalition has become the nationwide online authority for concealed carry permit training. The Firearms Safety Instructor must have a deep understanding of firearm safety protocols, local and federal firearm laws, and shooting techniques.
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Staying Updated: Continuously stay informed about new firearm technologies, safety practices, and legislative changes related to firearms. Have at least 1-year experience in sales, marketing, firearms instruction, or related field preferred.
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Knowledge of purchasing firearms by either working in the firearms industry or collecting firearms. Complies with all Local, State, and Federal firearms regulations as an employee of an ATF FFL licensed dealer.
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Selling Skills: Able to sell Concealed Coalition memberships and memberships to Firearms Legal Protection. As a firearms safety instructor, your primary responsibility is to educate individuals on the safe and responsible use of firearms.
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Reference collection of 600 firearms and shooting range on-site. Provides in-service training of employees on firearms and ballistics related topics. Assists with maintenance of firearms laboratory and evidence processing equipment, orders supplies as needed, and maintains inventory of forensic supplies for the unit.
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The Firearms Safety Instructor is responsible for providing comprehensive training and education on the safe and responsible use of firearms. Teaching Firearm Handling: Instruct students on the proper handling, operation, and maintenance of firearms.
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At Concealed Coalition, our purpose is to change the way people feel about firearms. With over 1 million students, 850,000 active publication subscribers, and a customer base currently growing at over 10,000 per month, Concealed Coalition is making a massive impact in the firearms world.
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Focused on delivering an emotional, entertaining, and informative hands-on concealed carry training experience, Concealed Coalition has changed the game in "on the ground" localized CCW certification.
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The main reason people come to us is to use our indoor shooting range, so a big part of private instruction is helping students find the right firearms and accessories that will work best for them.
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