Curtis Ratliff Email & Phone Number

Fort Leonard Wood, Mo, Us

Fort Leonard Wood, Mo, Us

Arlington, Virginia, Us

• Serves as Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MSCoE) Force Documentation Analyst and advisor on all matters pertaining to the requirements documentation of minimum mission essential wartime requirements (MMEWR) for Engineer (EN), Operating Force Table of Organization and Equipment (TOE)units.• Responsibilities include reviewing, refining, and recommending updates to TOEs, technical equipment, and manpower data in Basis of Issue Plans (BOIP), Manpower and Requirements Criteria (MARC) tables, and TOE Standards of Grade. As required, functions as Project Team Leader for documentation actions that affect MSCoE and support DOTMLPF across the maneuver support enterprise.• Creates and maintains long range planning for Engineer cyclic TOE and Section 1 reviews and coordinates with multiple organizations tasked with assisting in the process. • Maintains proficiency in the use of required automation tools/software including, but not limited to: Force Management System (FMS), FMS Web suite, Cloud Programming, Budget and Execution (cPROBE), Cloud Equipping (cQuiP), and Microsoft Office to accomplish tasks.• Completes cyclic TOE reviews ensuring accurate documentation and correctness of organizational structures in both Section I and Section II requirements.• Reviews equipment by Line-Item Number (LIN) to confirm proper documentation and continued relevance.• Recommends adjustments to TOE documents by preparing and submitting summaries identifying documentation inaccuracies and recommended corrections that support organizational MMEWR to the U.S. Army Force Management Support Agency for proper documentation.• Conducts comprehensive review and analysis of both MSCoE and non-MSCoE proponent BOIP Feeder Data and BOIP Narrative Guidance.• Using approved unit quantities, provides draft BOI guidance to Capability Development community during the development of Capability Requirements Documents, ensuring accurate representation for MSCoE-managed TOE organizations.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

• Supervised a team of instructors; 12 Military and 25 Civilian Contractors, at the Army’s Counter Explosive Hazards Center. • Set and monitored priorities of work to ensure synergy across all three branches of the center. • Identified developmental and training needs for employees, sought additional courses to create well rounded instructors. • Supervised the updates for seven Route Clearance courses, including the Mine Detection Dog Program.• Supervised the update of current curriculum, training support packages, and the creation of two new courses. • Advised leaders of all levels on Explosive Hazards Training, Employment of Specialized Equipment, and Global Threats.• Prepared and provided briefings to dignitaries from multiple countries, senior DOD, DHS, Army, and Marine Corps leaders.• Supervised the care and maintenance of over 50 million dollars of facilities and equipment. • Monitored subordinate training requirements to include; instructor certification, physical security, network security, and Army mandatory training requirements.• Supervised and advised the Director on all personnel actions, including awards, reprimands, promotions, hiring actions and performance standards.• Interviewed candidates for positions at the center; recommend appointments, promotion or reassignment to the organization.• Expert on Army programs including Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention, Equal Employment Opportunity, and Army Emergency Relief.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

• Supervised team of 12 trainers and controllers at the National Training Center. • Observed, trained, and evaluated Engineer and Infantry units for combat operations.• Provided feedback of performance and recommendations for effective follow on training. • Subject matter expert on all route clearance vehicles, robotic systems, and explosives. • Created training scenarios to properly replicate battlefield conditions. • Enforced safety on all training scenarios, high risk training events, and construction projects.• Analyzed and reviewed near term, short term, and long term plans for the team and rotational units.• Logged over 400 volunteer hours with the local chapter of the Boy Scouts of America. • Awarded multiple times for high safety rating, superior performance, job proficiency, and work ethic.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

• Included hazardous duty deployment in Afghanistan. • Briefed significant enemy activities for a divers 650 man engineer battalion.• Tracked security clearances and assisted Soldiers in clearance applications. • Worked with civilian contractors to train and equip the battalion with biometrics equipment. • Developed systems to track unit movements, construction project status, and material usage. • Tracked and analyzed 327 significant IED activities. • Compiled periodic reports for IED kinetic activities and shared knowledge with the NATO Counter IED Working Group. • Served as the senior advisor to the Commander in all aspects of day to day and future operations and planning.• Flawlessly managed a 225 Soldier bridge crewman company. • Supervised the accountability and maintenance of over 50 million dollars’ worth of engineer equipment. • Supervised the planning and construction of six bridges in Afghanistan.• Responsible for the training and welfare of 225 Soldiers. • Enforced strict safety standards during the operation of heavy engineer equipment.

• Supervises a team conducting analysis in support of the Maneuver Support, Sustainment, and Protection Integration Experiment (MSSPIX).• Ensures team deliverables are submitted in a timely manner and free of grammatical and formatting errors.• Manages and verifies data submitted by technology providers; ensuring a thorough analysis can be conducted by the team.• Engages with each technology providers and stake holders during the entire life cycle of the event, from creating the initial plan to authoring the final report.• Authored the Data Collection Plan, and the MSSPIX19 Finial Report, two articles for the Engineer and MP Magazines, scheduled meeting minutes, and weekly updates to the company President.• Manages the long- and short-term calendar, setting employee work hours, scheduling, and execution of event meetings, in-progress reviews, and event execution.• Provides recommendations on the development of Capability Development Documents, the Capability Needs Analysis, and DOTMLPF products.

Bachelor'S Degree, Business Administration And Management, General

Master Of Science In Homeland Security, Emergency Operations