Fitness Test Administrator (PRN)

Job title: Fitness Test Administrator (PRN)

About the Role Cape Fox Concentric Methods is accepting resumes for a Fitness Test Administrator (PRN) to execute Physical Fitness Exams with professionalism, consistency, and care for the United States Postal Inspection Service (USPIS). The FTA will set up test stations, administer push-ups, sit-ups, and the 1.5-mile run to strict form and timing standards, capture results in a secure field app, and complete two-person validation with the Site Lead.

What You'll Do

• Set up test stations to specification; verify measured distances and lap markers.
• Administer events in sequence; enforce form standards and counting rules; record official times.
• Enter data into the secure field app; reconcile discrepancies with the Site Lead.
• Support two-person validation and sign the score sheet.
• Perform written calibration checks at setup (distance verification and timer spot-checks).
• Apply consistent 'no-rep' protocols with clear verbal cues that do not confer advantage.
• Record rest intervals to the session timeline to support auditability.
• Complete a quarterly skills check (timing accuracy and counting concordance within tolerance).
• Travel 0-10% per posting; some events may require travel to USPIS locations.

What We're Looking For

• High school diploma or equivalent required; associate or bachelor’s in a related field preferred.
• Experience officiating or administering fitness assessments.
• Hold a recognized fitness credential or equivalent coaching background.
• Current CPR/AED preferred; one or more years in structured fitness testing, coaching, or officiating.
• Proficiency with mobile data capture.
• Pass Concentric Methods Scoring and QA module with >= 98% blinded accuracy.
• Sign annual conflict-of-interest and confidentiality attestations.
• Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by applicable laws.

Compensation & Benefits

• Salary: 36.51 USD per hour.
• Benefits: 401K with company match.
• Session details: three-hour blocks; typical three hours per event.