Responsible for the maintenance, accountability, and deployment of Entry Control Point (ECP), Confrontation Management, Riot Control, Communications, Base Defense Operations Center (BDOC), and Joint Counter Radio-Controlled Electronic Warfare (JCREW) UTCs. Developed life cycle management for ECP Barrier systems. Enforce sustainment requirements as required from weapons and systems guidance, ensure compliance with required UTC, pre-positioned equipment, and WRM directives as provided by the Client. Manage and conduct systems evaluations and assessments by outlining concepts or capabilities into requirements to ensure sustainment. Deployed 20 Entry Control Point Barriers to units OCONUS. Built from scratch over 50 shoring, blocking and bracing for UTC. Operate 15K and 10K Forklift for Barrier, JCREW and ECP ISU 90’s.

Responsible for coordinating movement of equipment, cargo and personnel in and out of Fort Lewis, Washington.Accountable for mission support of cargo, as well as operational strategic distribution centers, and centralized receiving and shipping pointsEnforce the accountability and care of the unit’s equipment valued over 2.7 million dollars.Develop life cycle management for the CAISI (Combat Service Support Automated Information System Interface) and CSS VSAT (Combat Service Support Very Small Aperture Terminal).Coordinate and liaise with JBLM, TRANSCOM and Fort Carson, CO, 627th HC, to integrate hospital equipment for COVID-19 response.Provide units the capacity to verify the necessities for weapon systems, control systems, and mission capabilities. Additionally, assess the efficiency of outdated weaponry systems in comparison to modern weapons that can be incorporated into the advancement of C4I (command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence) and interoperability.Responsible for the in-transit visibility of equipment worth more than 10 Million dollars via railhead and ground movement operations to and from the Arrival/Departure Airfield Control Group.Enforce the weapons and systems guidance's requirements for maintenance, and make sure that pre-positioned equipment, necessary UTC, and unit-provided directives are all followed.Assume a secondary responsibility to serve as the lead Sexual Assault Victim Advocate over a brigade of 2,200 Army soldiers and civilians.Taught over 150 classes on zero tolerance for Sexual Harassment and Assault in and out of the workplace to a division of over 4,500 soldiers and civilians.Organized and managed the Brigades policies and procedures for HQDA (Head Quarters Department of the Army) inspection resulting in a 99% perfection rate.

Responsible for managing 3 personnelResponsible for the quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) as a primary Contractor Officer Representative of Shuttle bus Contracts and Non-Tactical Vehicles assigned to the Soldiers in Kuwait, Jordan and Qatar.Perform monthly inspections to ensure contractor compliance in accordance with their approved Performance Work Statements.Supervise the seamless movement of over 12,000 tons of cargo to Syria, Jordan, Iraq, and Bahrain through the central receiving and shipping point.Process 50 Transportation Movement requests for Non-Tactical vehicles to incoming units during their deployments.

Responsible for planning and coordinating over 3,600 pieces of Host Nation and US Military cargo throughout various locations in Iraq, supporting Operation Freedom's Sentinel and Operation Inherent Resolve.Familiarization with Harris radios, and weapon systems used by Army and Air Force.Familiarization with Army and Air Force publications.Operate as an international customs liaison for Khabari Crossing while simultaneously processing, escorting, and coordinating the upload and download of cargo.Ensure that safety and attention to detail were top priorities by leading safety briefings for ten personnel.Operate Terex 10K Forklift, M10 10K Forklift, 6K Forklift, Rough Terrain Container Handler (RTCH), Belt Loader, Stair Truck, Tug, Halverson Loader, and Lantis Loader in order to execute Strategic Air and Commercial passenger air movements.Processed movement requests of M1 Abrams and M113 Personal carrier tanks for combat brigades.Research distance, traffic patterns, and other aspects to guarantee safe and productive routes for flatbed trucks.Supervise a team of higher-ranking Soldiers by assigning and directing daily tasks to ensure missions had zero failure with constant communication.Train military personnel on load weights, center of balance, and palletization for all cargo and vehicles traveling by Air, Rail, Road, and Sea.Assist Unit Movement Officers (UMO) in order to successfully create Operational Equipment List (OEL) and Unit Deployment List (UDL) as well as Information for Movement System II (TC-AIMS II).Provide and certify appropriate Hazmat forms for cargo that will be transported by Mil Air, Commercial Air, Vessel, & Truck.Perform any & all Arrival and Departure Airfield Control Group operations.Transfer cargo and equipment from one department or unit area to a designated location within the Fort Bliss operational area, to include Biggs Army Airfield, McGregor Range, Dona Ana, and White Sands Missile Range.