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Rock Island Arsenal

Rock Island Arsenal

• Senior Logistics Analyst (Plans & Operations) working for the U.S. Army Sustainment Command (ASC) in the Installation Logistics Directorate (ILD) supporting 5 Army Field Support Brigades and 74 globally dispersed.
• Serves as a core member of the ILD Plans and Operations (P&O) Team (Current Operations) on matters relating to the analysis, integration, assessment, and management of concepts, plans, and future initiatives.
• Applies broad knowledge of logistical support to align materiel and services support functions into the Army’s Materiel Enterprise, and optimize core competencies of LRC installation logistics, Baseline Services.
• Reviews, coordinates, and implements logistics plans and programs relating to Army stationing actions, Army Transformation, Modularity Redesign, Regionally Aligned Force Deployments, and other force modernization.
• Supports the Plans and Operations Division Chief in analyzing complex logistics issues facing ASC’s 74 globally dispersed Logistic Readiness Centers (LRC) and provides strategic recommendations in support of the ILD.
• Prepares a variety of General Officer-Level briefings, including LRC Capabilities, LRC ROC Drill Briefs, Logistics White Papers, and LRC World-Wide LRC Briefs for the AMC/ASC Commanding and Deputy Commanding Generals.

Rock Island Arsenal

Tier 2 Help Desk tech supporting the Army Sustainment Command. Troubleshoot computer related issues; set up and remove computer work stations as needed; assist new users in getting their computer/email accounts set up.

Rock Island Arsenal

• Worked with Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM) and Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM) to create workload plans, synchronize the Reset maintenance to be performed on units returning from deployment.
• Compared monthly Equipment Data File (EDF) reports for all Army installations participating in the Left Behind Equipment (LBE) or Pre-Deployment Training Equipment (PDTE) programs, and provided recommended courses of.
• Scheduled quarterly teleconferences with TACOM, CECOM, regional AFSBs, and Installation personnel, to validate the Reset workload plans prior to final funding approval.
• Compared the quantities of equipment on the workload plans and the actual equipment turned-in for RESET, to identify and address any discrepancies.
• Identified unauthorized maintenance charges by comparing open and closed Reset Program Maintenance work orders and creating an “average cost for repair” standard used to identify suspicious maintenance charges.

• Synchronized DMC Logistical support by managing taskings over DMC subordinate elements to Integrate Materiel Management, Transportation, Supply, Field-level Maintenance, and OPCON’d DOL (LRC) Field Level Reset.
• Utilized the ASC mobilization Training Center of Excellence to prepare and mentor more than 350 US Army Soldiers and DA Civilians for deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan.
• Used his extensive leadership background and operations experience to facilitate deliberate planning (Military Decision Making Process (MDMP)) for all DMC missions.
• Prepared, reviewed, and executed operational plans and procedures on a daily basis, which required analytical ability, sound judgment, and a thorough knowledge of ASC missions, objectives, and resources available to.
• Integrated Planning Team NCOIC that planned and coordinated the movement of telephones and computer workstations for more than 490 personnel during Field Support’s reorganization, resulting in minimal productivity and.
• Managed 103 communication devices for DMC leadership; reviewed monthly statements for accuracy and compliance with ASC phone usage, replacing broken/outdated devices, and as the DMC GSA Cardholder, ensured all bills.

Fort Riley, KS

• Monitored, evaluated and supported the maintenance programs of five company level maintenance teams, as well as a Recovery Operations Section.
• Prepared and briefed weekly maintenance meeting updates to Brigade and Battalion Executive Officers.
• Coordinated with fellow Maintenance Control Sergeants, to expedite equipment repairs.
• Responsible for the training, combat readiness, health, welfare, morale, and professional development of 65 Soldiers; ensured that all were technically and tactically prepared to deploy in support of Operation Iraqi.
• Responsible for identifying, ordering, tracking, and shipping of repair parts needed to maintain the Battalion’s fleet of more than 806 vehicles and pacing items.

Associate'S Degree, Applied Science And Technology

High School Diploma