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Houston, Texas, United States

In this role, you’ll ensure compliance with City and State guidelines related to inventory management. Your responsibilities include creating, revising, and implementing procedures for storage, inventory control, safety, and basic accounting practices. You’ll receive, unpack, and distribute incoming materials, verify inventory accuracy, and maintain records. Additionally, you’ll oversee physical inventory counts, identify trends, coordinate supply requirements, and liaise with vendors. Your focus will be on efficient material handling and maintaining accurate inventory records.

United States

United States

Doha, Qatar

receives, stores, inspects, test, transports, and maintains U.S. Air Force (USAF) Munitions, Munitions Material Handling Equipment (MMHE), and supporting resources as applicable to the Site. Operates Combat Ammunition System (CAS). Supervises Asian/Local National Munitions Workforce. Carries out all duties in accordance with DynCorp ISO 9000 Quality and Safety Standards.

Dyess Afb, Tx

•Provides technical expertise and inventory support for 32 Munitions Custody Accounts•Supervised three employees over the storage and handling of 1,900 munitions line items worth $163.3M•Managed 129 pieces of Information Technology (IT) and computer equipment for organization valued over $53K•Directed maintenance and upkeep on 26 munitions storage structures while ensuring safe and efficient utilization of 102,000 square feet of floor space•Utilized computerized inventory database to ensure 100 percent accountability of the munitions stockpile

Osan Ab, South Korea

•Prepared annual munitions forecasts for account custodians, provided explosive safety training, and maintaining past account records •Scrutinized 39 munitions authorization records and discovered one faulty account, initiated closure procedures to save the United States Air Force $4,000•Team lead for change of MASO (Munitions Accountable Systems Officer) inventory consisting of 4,500 munitions line items with a value of $1.5B, and achieved a 99 percent accuracy•Processed and performed follow-up actions on outbound shipments, inbound requisitions, and Ammunition Disposition Requests•Validated FY13 base munitions allocations; vetted over 700 levels against the Agile Munitions Support Tool (AMST) supportability of 95 percent for training and War Ready Munitions

Hill Afb, Ut

•Led four employees during 40 monthly inventories while scrutinizing 10,000 munition line items valued at approximately $357M, and achieving a 99 percent accountability rate•Developed, trained, and tracked element safety program for 15 employees leading to zero discrepancies noted during Staff Assisted Visit of Aug 2011•Initiated 11 inventory adjustments researching through 874 munitions assets with a value of $3.5M, there by improving egress resupply for 15 airframes•Contributed towards the 649th munitions Squadron earning the 2011 Air Force Material Command (AFMC) Maintenance Effectiveness Award

Hill Afb, Ut

•Thoroughly managed, and completed the 649th Munitions Squadrons end of FY09/FY10 Government fallout purchases totaling approximately $2M of mission essential equipment •Coordinated the turn-in of 95 out of date Information Technology (IT) and computer equipment valued at $86K allowing for the replacement equipment to be distributed within the squadron •Controlled Squadrons high-risk activity/under 26 safety program helping to reduce off-duty mishaps, and educate individuals on potential hazards •Maintained Squadron Environmental Safety and Occupational Health Compliance Assessment Management Program•Facilitated toner cartridge recycle program with local school to raised over $2.1K to offset field trip costs

Hill Afb, Ut

•Methodically created, and verified over 4K work orders, scheduling munitions assets for delivery and shipment to field units•Prepared shipment of 576 jet-assist take-off rockets that were key to National Science Foundation polar research missions•Updates combat ammunition system with pertinent inspection data, and ensured accurate lot history information for munitions assets •Received 13K argon coolant tanks, validating item deficiencies, and prepared assets for depot-level repair valued at $17M•Filed 2,600 electronic documents according to records management directives with zero errors recorded by base records manager

Raf Lakenheath, England

•Prepared no notice shipment of 20,500 rounds of 20mm ammunitions to be shipped in under 24 hours •Trained employees to effectively utilize computerized munitions accountability database reducing input errors •Maintained 70 computer systems, and providing on site technical support to enable mission operation and near real time reporting for US Central Command•Conducted munitions movements and stored assets in accordance with USAF, and British Ministry of Defense standards •Preserved 122 structures which contributed to the 2004 Air Force Maintenance Effectiveness Award