Duty description for evidence/amnesty room NCO

I worked Navy Customs in the past, and familiar with the Army finally taking the mission over a few years ago.

At LSA, Kuwait, the Leading Petty Officer in charge of Amnesty would call his primary duty Amnesty LPO, with a description of what he does and the department he is part of. Those below him would have Amnesty Agent I think, I never saw their evaluations. But the one in charge would be able to use number of contraband collected personnally or via those he supervised meaning he`d use overall numbers of soldiers he supervised altogether(Amnesty were the go to persons for those doing basic CBCA duties on whether an item was contraband or not, or the person whom may get the item directly from the person going thru assuming your amnesty offers those during the brief portion a chance to turn in items to save trouble of it being found on the body scanner or xray), ensuring personnel were safe for flight, within US Custom and USDA compliance, and properly documented and disposed off. The one in charge also can include duties training those below him, supervising them, anything they may have done to improve the process.

That is an appointed job no duty description that I'm aware of

Found property/ Evidence costdian