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AFSC
65A4, Staff Specialty Summary. Conducts and manages audits of effectiveness and
efficiency of Air Force systems and operations. Administers audit programs
within scope of established authority, including technical supervision
over lower echelon; reviews systems and internal controls; and supports
audits of all levels of Air Force operations. Related DoD Occupational
Group: 7D. Duties and Responsibilities: Conducts audit activities.
Determines compliance with policies, directives, procedures and standards
of performance. Accomplishes administrative actions required in execution
of assigned responsibilities. Performs all audit work in accordance with
applicable US Comptroller General, Department of Defense, and Air Force
directives. Performs technical audit functions. Surveys systems and
controls to determine scope of audit. Evaluates management systems and
internal controls to determine if they are adequate in concept, effective
and efficient in application, and provide requisite financial integrity.
Appraises performance under and ascertains extent of compliance with laws,
policies, and directives. Analyzes management data to evaluate techniques,
approaches, trends, and future requirements. Prepares audit work papers
showing nature and extent of audit work performed. Informs commanders
and other staff personnel of audit findings by means of reports, surveys,
analyses, and briefings. Provides recommendations for improvement in financial
and management policies and procedures. Resolves complex audit and management
problems. Prepares statistical reports reflecting results of audit operations.
Formulates audit procedures and policies. Develops broad audit policy
subject to authority, direction, and control of higher Air Force Audit
Agency (AFAA) echelons. Studies and analyzes governmental and commercial
systems and auditing methods for applicability to Air Force programs.
Devises audit procedures and methods to measure reliability of financial
and operational management information needed for effective and efficient
management. Develops training policies, methods, and procedures, including
objectives, approaches, and reporting. Determines resource requirements
to support facets of the audit process. Plans, organizes, and directs
audit activities. Identifies workload requirements and establishes objectives
of performance; plans, schedules, and makes audit assignments; and reviews
and evaluates progress of work performed and methods used by audit personnel.
Reviews and surveys audit operations to determine overall effectiveness
and efficiency, status of training, and compliance with policies and procedures,
and prescribes corrective action where needed. Coordinates audit
programs and activities. Confers with audit, inspection, and investigative
activities in the Air Force, other military services, government agencies,
and industrial concerns to exchange information and keep informed on current
interest areas. Specialty Qualifications: Knowledge. Knowledge
of the following is mandatory: accounting and auditing (commercial and
government); and interpretation and application of laws, executive orders,
and directives. Education. For entry into this specialty, undergraduate
academic specialization in accounting (24 semester hours minimum) is mandatory.
Training. For award of AFSC 65A3, completion of the Air Force Audit
Agency Professional Auditor Training Program is mandatory. Experience.
For award of AFSC 65A3, a minimum of 24 months of experience in auditing
management systems is mandatory. Also, experience is mandatory in conducting
audits of functions and organizations, preparing audit reports, directing
audit activities, and advising on management procedures. Proficiency in
audit procedures will be verified by supervisory chain prior to upgrade
to AFSC 65A None. Specialty Shredouts:
Above Information Derived from AFMAN 36-2105
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