Air Force Logistics Readiness Officer
Managed one of the largest Air Force Vehicle Maintenance shops in the United States, managed over 200 personnel at 14 work centers in 11 facilities with $5.5M budget. Responsible for fleet management services, repair, operations, requirements and replacement of 1,924 vehicles. Increased on-time delivery rate of aircraft parts to aircraft mechanics to 98.2%, 13.2% above standards. Created a process improvement aircraft tow tractor rebuild program, improved fleet reliability 25%. Provided weekly budget, inventory and work load updates to senior leaders.While deployed to Iraq as Operations Officer, responsible for all daily operations and functions for unit to include Warehouse Inventory Management. Supply Procurement and Distribution, Airport Cargo Operations, Aircraft Refueling and Logistics Plans. Managed 208 personnel at key logistics base in Iraq while supporting 80,000 troops at 32 different sites. Forecasted future supply provisions for base maintenance requirements. Provided oversight of aerial port operations for 50,000 passengers and 52,000 tons of cargo on over 4,000 missions. Designed and managed relocation of 7 section work areas to provide shelter for 6 additional fighter aircraft, $120M value. Oversaw vehicle maintenance and customer service operations for 836 vehicles.Negotiated vehicle maintenance contract with private vendors, cut parts delivery time in half.As an Acquisition Officer, planned for and managed multiple weapon systems and support equipment utilizing system life cycle management concepts. Tasked to deploy alone to retrofit a GPS guided weapon system, by using computer test equipment and software, upgraded avionics and guidance systems. Defined programming, testing, and fielding requirements for advanced Hard Target Smart Fuze technology program.While a Logistics Planning Officer, responsible for ensuring all base organizations were mobility trained, qualified and prepared deploy.