Experienced Logistics Operations Professional, with over 20 years of background and developed expertise, seeking to utilize multiple, well-honed skills in a challenging

Shift Supervisor assignment with DynCorp

Human Resources Management ~ Logistics Operation Efficiency ~ NTC Logistical Support ~ Advanced PMCS Procedures ~ Convoy Monitoring ~ Material/Equipment Classification ~ Senior Level Vehicle Management ~ CPOF / JCR Systems ~ Government Assets Protection ~ Security/Safety ~ Maintenance/Repair ~ Business Writing ~ Documents/Reports Preparation ~ Executive Briefings ~ Microsoft Office Suite

Secret Security Clearance

  Exceptionally knowledgeable in providing broad-based management and direction for multiple aspects of logistical control, including performing crucial personnel training, properly classifying and tracking materials, utilizing FRAGOs/adjusting actions accordingly, and performing inter-departmental activity coordination

  Consistently monitor Transportation Operations Branch convoy departure times and route progress and arrival at FOB; skillfully manage proper loading and handling of supplies, schedule materials movement and provide exceptional control of all documentation to assure quality control

  Expertly oversee government assets to protect against fraud/waste/abuse; assess mission-readiness and viability of unit equipment and regularly perform preventive maintenance as well as troubleshooting to repair any damages

  Successfully train and direct work performance of logistics technicians and continually collaborate with colleagues to provide exceptional interactive support toward achieving assigned tasks and goals

  Contributing participant and leader in specialized logistics-related management meetings, often providing expertise in logistics synchronization and coordination planning; tasked with oversight responsibilities for 30+ National Training Center rotations

  Utilize multiple systems to ensure clear communication with affected individuals and continually prepare well-considered reports and slide presentations to update crucial action updates as well as support delivery of exceptional personnel instruction

Shift Supervisor, Northrop Grumman, Fort Irwin, CA 2008 Present

         Work closely with OPCON in overseeing training units representing SOC including managing training/work performance of 21 Logistics Technicians generating Transportation Movement Requests (TRMs) providing expertise utilizing highly-impactful data gained from ten annual rotations.

         Skillfully monitor TMRs to NG transportation, review/sign CSSBTMRs and maintain TMR book, classifying any sensitive and HAZMAT materials as well as oversize/overweight vehicles prior to TMR issuance; also track/forecast supply classes from existing TMRs for organization/NG2TCF/visiting CSS Band BCTs and diligently monitor Transportation Operations Branch convoy departures, route progress and FOB arrival times.

         Continually utilize CPOF to acquire FRAGO information for use in viewing/sharing battle-related information among warfighters; make needed adjustments in planning/equipment/carrier pickup times and identify appropriate course of action based on information provided by rotational unit; also schedule Class V distribution movement in EAB and provide versatility to EAB support.

         Collaborate with Supply and Service Section to assure that all supply classifications are coordinated to support timely packaging/loading/documenting of supplies; verify shipping documentation concerning weight/packing/quantity of items and perform QC checks on data from POL Section, ASP Section, FASP Section, Transportation Operations Branch and LOGStat provided by the rotational unit.

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         Provide crucial protection of government assets against fraud/waste/abuse and manage preventive maintenance activities for equipment including servicing, inspection and detection/repair of minor issues; continually monitor/assess maintenance status of EAB equipment and direct special maintenance and class IX repair parts requirements.

         Interact continually with rotation units to identify location/arrival/delivery status and ensure that Support Operations Managers are apprised of any unusual/unprecedented situations; also tasked to often chair daily Logistics Synchronization meetings, discussing logistics/coordination planning for 96-hours out.

         Work effectively with LNO/CSSB/BCT/Aviation Battalion representatives, diligently ensure printing and posting to appropriate books of FRAGO/CLV ammunition documentation and utilize JCR to track units/route, watch battles and exchange text messages with units.

         Skillfully employ multiple Microsoft software programs including Word to author reports, Outlook to disseminate reports and receive TMR sections of Battle Update Briefs (BUBs), and PowerPoint to update MCX slides, prepare BUBs regarding status of each rotation, provide instruction and report on training status in meetings.

         Additionally was tasked to oversee more than 30 National Training Center rotations with all classes of supply for logistical support.

Logistics Specialist Supervisor, USMC, Naval Weapons Station, Seal Beach, CA 2003 2007

         Successfully met multiple responsibilities covering vehicle management, inspections, services, maintenance and repairs; scheduled assignments and trained/evaluated maintenance technicians on generator maintenance as well as work performed on Logistics Vehicle System Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement seven-ton trucks, HMMWVs and trailers.

         Steered vehicle dispatching/routing/tracking to optimize efficiency/safety, oversaw crucial Preventive Maintenance Checks and Service for 50 logistical vehicles/equipment, managed maintenance programs on Integrated Maintenance Management System, performing oil analysis/modifications/calibrations/corrective maintenance to ensure program effectiveness, and recorded 100% completion rate on all scheduled services.

         Also performed repairs for 75 poorly scheduled corrective actions, with a minimum of downtime; planned transportation requirements, ensured capabilities and prepared movement schedules.

         Successfully achieved 99.5% equipment distribution rate in AOR, with no loss of assets; redistributed equipment to Corps personnel and assured highest levels of adherence to standards.

         Skillfully labeled cargo shipments in alignment with regulations and maintained 100% accountability for over 200 tactical trucks, trailers and generators to efficiently meet customer requirements; also organized/managed tool room inventory, recording zero losses and increased performance, facilitated driver training instruction for 30+ individuals, oversaw licensing process and successfully licensed more than 400 personnel.

         Employed subject matter expertise to prepare/review technical and administrative transportation reports/forms, utilizing MS Word to author maintenance SOPs, accident investigation reports and other correspondence, MS PowerPoint to develop slide presentations for use in briefings/training sessions, and MS Outlook for scheduling training and communicating internally/externally, and tracked/retrieved data concerning convoy manifests and parts lists with MS Excel.

         From 2005-2007, served as Logistics Operations Supervisor for the Corps in Al Anbar, Iraq, with oversight responsibilities for work performance of 20 supply and maintenance technicians and other administrative support personnel tasked with providing logistics transportation operations support and services.

Prior to 2003 served United States Marine Corps as a Heavy Equipment Coordinator in Iwakuni, Japan

Columbia College of Missouri, Columbia, MO

Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, Human Resources Management; pending

Columbia College of Missouri, Columbia, MO

Associate of Arts, General Studies, 2007