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Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States

Fort Belvoir, Va

Ball Ground, Ga

Hurlburt Field, Fl

Leads 53 enlisted/6 elements in requisition, receipt. storage, issue and lab testing 15.3M gallons of fuel and cryogenics annually. Manages #1 USAF Forward Area Refueling (FARP) program, 14 personnel, $3.5M equipment and two combat teams. Responsible to Defense Logistics Agency-Energy (DLA-E) for $39.8M fuels and cryogenics account management. Oversees 13 vehicles, 10 facilities, 17 bulk tanks, and 3 forward area manifold carts valued at over $16.2M. Safeguards $82K budget to procure resources so personnel can provide around-the-clock refueling and adhere to all local, state, and federal environmental and safety regulations. Significant Accomplishments: - Flight won best Fuels Management in Air Force Special Operations Command in 2012 and 2013.- Awarded 1 Special Operations Wing Logistics Readiness Senior Commissioned Officer of the Year 2012.

Ramstein, Ab Usafe

Key air contingency fuel planner, employed European Command Air Force assets for 7 main operating bases and 80 geographic separated units. Provided fuel logistical supported for Air Force Forces Command and Joint Task Force staffs. Employed 447 fuel specialist personnel and 554 assets to support 51 nations on 2 continents. Conducted 17 airfield and fuel storage site surveys for Department of Defense use in support of Air Force and North Atlantic Treaty Forces contingency plans, exercises and real world operations. Significant Accomplishments: Earned 2010 and 2008 3rd Air Force Fuels Staff Manager of the Year, A4 Division 2009 Senior Non Commissioned Officer of the Year

Travis Afb, Ca

Led 99 military and civilian personnel with the safe handling and accountability of a $186M fuels and cryogenics account on behalf of the Defense Energy Support Center (DESC). Oversaw the issue of 500K gallons of ground fuel, 560K gallons of cryogenics, and 84M gallons of aviation fuel annually to ensure safe and timely servicing of 11K aircraft. Managed fuels complex comprised of 14 facilities, four hydrant systems, and 64 fuel pits valued at $47M and initiates maintenance, repair, environmental, and military construction projects to DESC for approval and funding. Safeguarded $114K budget to procure resources so personnel can provide around-the-clock refueling and adhere to all local, state, and federal environmental and safety regulations. Significant Accomplishments:Fuels Management Team earned Team of the Year for 60th Mission Support Group in 2007

Travis Afb, Ca

Led 66 military and civilian personnel providing fuel support to 18 C-5, 27 KC-10, 10 C-17, and 3K pieces of equipment worth $50M. Directed 12K fuel operations to issue more than 84M gallons of aviation and ground fuels annually valued at $170M. Directs duty position qualification on 58 tasks, including flight line driving, hydrant system, and cryogenic tank training. Evaluates performance and qualification of personnel to ensure 100% task coverage. Implements sound audit controls; monitors 520 quality control inspection reports and validates corrective actions. Ensures compliance with safety, quality control, security, technical data, and strict environmental directives.Significant Accomplishments:-Lean trained; streamlined daily vehicle inspection--cut checkout time 63% and saved $166K annual manpower costs- IdentifiedAFS021 initiative to eliminate restrictive AMC policy; A4 selected Travis as test base--saved 12K hours- Awarded 60th Mission Support Group Senior Non-Commissioned Officer of the Quarter

Travis Afb, Ca

Primary technical advisor for environmental operations. Develops and implements procedures for compliance with federal, state, and local environmental laws. Manages and operates the fuels Daily Use Site; collects and stores hazardous waste, processes and transports hazardous waste for disposal. Conducts systematic inspections throughout the flight for environmental compliance. Submits environmental reports to management, base, and higher headquarters. Maintains documentation, inspection checklists, and spill material inventories for flight. Coordinates with Bio-Environmental, Hazardous Materials Management, and Civil Engineers in environmental matters. Lead for Environmental Protection Committee and Fuels Environmental Coordinator.Significant Accomplishments:- Praised by AMC IG for Outstanding spill response actions during 2004 UCI--Travis received Excellent rating- Earned Outstanding Performer during 60 AMW annual safety inspection--program/squadron rated Excellent- Recognized as 2004 Air Mobility Commands Fuels Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year

Travis Afb, Ca

Supervised 53 military and civilian personnel assigned to busiest refueling operation in AMC. Directs 24/7 mobile refueling operations to support 64 Travis assigned aircraft and 3K transient aircraft annually. Manages delivery of over 84M gallons of aviation and ground fuel annually worth over $80M. Prepared and managed work schedules to ensure personnel are available to support Travis' diverse fuels mission. Orchestrates flight line competency training to certify all refueling vehicle operators. Provided core-task and proficiency training to personnel on 60fuel handling operations. Oversaw flight line refueling operations to ensure compliance with all quality control, safety, security, health, and environmental directives. Responsible for corrosion control, maintenance, and upkeep of 27 mobile refueling assets and 9 general purpose vehicles worth more than $4M. Monitors fuels and cryogenic inventory levels to ensure adequate stocks are available to meet mission objectives.Significant Accomplishments:Coordinated 6 construction/repair projects worth $23M--careful planning prevented fuel shortages/delays-Led wing's bio-diesel conversion--facilitated 20% reduction in fossil fuels required by Executive Order 13149

Travis Afb, Ca

Managed overall operation of three fuel and cryogenic storage areas storing five product grades valued at $9M. Supervised five people; ensures receipt/transfer/issue of 120M gallons of fuel/cryogenic products annually. Established on-the-job/proficiency training requirements and certifies/monitors personnel on 46 fuel duties. Ensured proper quality control of over 9M gallons of aviation, ground, and cryogenic products stored. Managed daily inspection, maintenance, and overall operation of flight's automatic tank gauging system.Significant Accomplishments:- Discovered meter station leak; stopped pipeline receipt--environmental catastrophe averted- Led storage/cryogenic through two assessments--praised for overall excellence and outstanding performance!

Bachelor'S Degree, Business Administration And Management, General

Associate'S Degree, Logistics, Materials, And Supply Chain Management