Working as transportation Specialist for the 841st Transportation Battalion.

Address USMC/Navy cargo problems related to standard port procedures (violation of which results in discrepancies). 2. Provide assistance to aerial/seaport customer service representatives regarding DOD transiting shipments. 3. Assist aerial/seaport customer service representatives by facilitating Marine Corps/Navy process improvements to minimize the occurrence of Marine Corps/Navy sponsored frustrated cargo. 4. Resolve/Process all frustrated cargo to ensure compliance with both aerial port and DOD requirements. 5. Monitor all cargo movements through all modes of transportation from origin to destination to determine the effectiveness of contracted transportation in meeting the Defense Transportation Time-line. 6. Requires functional knowledge of sea, rail, truck and air load operations. 7. Certified in Hazardous Declaration of Dangerous Goods. 8. Have working knowledge of Air Load planning and Port Support Activity requirements. 9. Responsible for the coordination movement from the US to Central America.

1. Address USMC/Navy cargo problems related to standard port procedures (violation of which results in discrepancies). 2. Provide assistance to aerial/seaport customer service representatives regarding DOD transiting shipments. 3. Assist aerial/seaport customer service representatives by facilitating Marine Corps/Navy process improvements to minimize the occurrence of Marine Corps/Navy sponsored frustrated cargo. 4. Resolve/Process all frustrated cargo to ensure compliance with both aerial port and DOD requirements. 5. Monitor all cargo movements through all modes of transportation from origin to destination to determine the effectiveness of contracted transportation in meeting the Defense Transportation Time-line. 6. Requires functional knowledge of sea, rail, truck and air load operations. 7. Certified in Hazardous Declaration of Dangerous Goods. 8. Have working knowledge of Air Load planning and Port Support Activity requirements. 9. Responsible for the coordination movement from the US to Central America.

- Responsible and oversight for day to day logistics operations including Compound and Vehicle maintenance, Memorandum of Understanding (MOU’s) with the Military Commands for Fuel, Land Use, Black water service & vehicle registration.- Responsible and oversight for material movement requests through military channels for shipments both arriving and departing Afghanistan.- Responsible and oversight for scheduling material movements with international commercial carriers for shipments out of South West Asia. - Responsible and oversight for assisting the in-Country Manager working in the logistics section, with the day to day Logistics processes of the SPAWAR Internet Café Program. Working knowledge of iDirect or contractor-proposed satellite IP hardware and Cisco routers and switches.- Responsible for shipping, receiving, cataloguing & issuing parts and materials, processing Return Merchandize Authorization (RMA), entering and querying information in the logistics database, transporting equipment, tracking inventory, and reporting on property.- Responsible for updating recommended inventory lists of tools, test equipment, spare satellite & Network parts, office supplies, and other items outfitting items for each remote logistics hub.- Compiled records concerned with quantity, cost, and type of material received, in stock or issued. Requisitioned needed supplies via contracts.- Active Secret Clearance.

· Created Purchase Orders and assure receipt.· Monitored Production and shipment.· Responsible for monitoring the shipment from factory to customer.· Responsible ensuring that cargo arrived within the requested delivery date· Created Invoice and submit to customer for payment· Responsible for communicating early or late delivery to customer and requesting confirmation for such. · Responsible for negotiating transportation with trucking companies once cargo arrived to final destination.-Responsible for monitoring all cargo movement through all modes of transportation from origin to destination to determine the effectiveness of contracted transportation.

· Analyzed and advised on transportation matters.· Responsible for the loading of 16 Maritime ships containing over $100 million worth of Marine equipment onboard. · Trained and supervised 12 Marines · Developed, planned, evaluated, and advised on traffic management policies and programs. · Compiled and delegated tasks to be conducted prior to loading and unloading all Maritime Prepositioning ships coming in for maintenance.· Established Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) on how the ships will be backload or offloaded while monitoring the day-to-day activities for a civilian stevedore contract exceeding $4.4 million.

· Obtained and maintained an in-depth knowledge and understanding of Marine Corps Maritime Prepositioning Force. · Coordinated the Maritime Preposition Ships spread load and proposed shipload plans with the supported Marine Expeditionary Force and Stanley Associates. · Reviewed all Acquisition Logistics Documents and combined responses to be submitted to the higher Headquarters via Naval messages. · Assisted in the validation of all computerized load plans before and after shipload was completed. · Maintained an awareness of all LOGAIS interface issues and visibility/accountability of MAGTF Deployment Support System II (MDSS II) records

· Created and identified all activities involved in providing logistical support. · Planned, conducted, and supervised the logistics, transportation, air delivery, and landing support functions within the Combat Service Support (CSS) elements. · Coordinated all CSS functions to support Marine forces and any attached units. · Conducted wing level logistical planning and operations support for over 100 joint and Marine Corps exercises worldwide.

· Planned and executed the transportation offloads and backloads of 1000 Marines and Sailors of the 26th Expeditionary Units aboard the U.S. Navy Ship USS SAIPAN LHA-2. · Provided well deck operations training and forklift training to 20 Marines assigned to his sections.· Coordinated and executed an accelerated agricultural wash down and ship's re-entry to U.S. soil. · Monitored the onload/offload of personnel and equipment in support of the shipboard test evaluation and operational evaluation of the MV-22 Osprey Helicopter. · Provided shipboard safety and proficiency training for the Combat Cargo Augmentation Personnel. · Managed the OPTAR and Supplies account for the Department.

· Responsible for identifying all activities that involved in providing all logistical support and integrated all actions required for the activities to support the different military exercises conducted by the unit. · Provided advice, guidance, assistance, and training units preparing to embark. · Prepared embarkation/load plans, monitored the loading/off-loading of personnel, equipment, and accompanying supplies aboard ships, aircraft, rail and other modes of transport. · Developed, analyzed, and executed movement and embarkation/load plans· Conducted arrival/departure airfield control group and port operations. · Performed appropriate administrative duties, compiled/maintained logistics/Combat Service Support (CSS) data, computed requirements, and coordinated all logistics/CSS functions in supports of Marine Air Ground Task Force operations