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Malcolm Marsh is listed as QASAS @ Fort Leonard Wood at Dept of Defense, based in Waynesville, Missouri, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at navy.mil, phone signal with area code 859, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Malcolm Marsh.
Malcolm Marsh previously worked as QASAS @ Fort Campbell at Department Of Defense and QASAS@ Aberdeen Proving Ground at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Malcolm Marsh holds Bs, Quality Assurance from Institute Of Metrology And Instrumentation.
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As a leader focused on an organization’s success, I deliver multi-faceted experience as a QA professional, supporting quality assurance initiatives across various governmental agencies and industries. I possess solid technical acumen and supervisory proficiency to support quality improvement initiatives across a dynamic environment. Additionally, I maintain in-depth knowledge of configuring and testing complex quality systems, identifying inconsistencies, and developing quality programs. As Quality Assurance Specialist for the Department of Defense, I have established a solid reputation in developing programs that have contributed to quality, growth, and improved performance within the organization. As part of my background, I have extensive experience in working with quality assurance of military explosives. Below are a few examples of highlights from my current position at the Department of Defense:• Planned and developed the cyclic inspection program, and mitigated past inconistencies by designing more than 1200 rectifications.• Designed a spreadsheet to improve the management of $45.7M worth of explosives for testing. • Created and implemented a “get well” program to inspect items overdue for inspection, while allowed one to three years for repair. Additionally, I am an articulate communicator, strong leader, and excellent at conflict management and problem-solving.
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Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
Pretty much the same as all the previous descriptions. The career field is 100 short so they asked me to substitute in. I possess the technical expertise to get the job done in a timely manner. I cover the State of Missouri for all Subject Matter Expert Issues involving explosive Quality and Safety.
Fort Campbell
I am currently detailed to Fort Campbell. I review documentation for approval to issue ammunition, inspect ammunition, teach range safety class and teach ammo handlers class. Subject Matter Expert for all issues of ammunition and explosive inspection, storage, safety and transportation. I will be retired again 15 Jan 2020.
Aberdeen, Maryland
As of 19 Aug 2018 I am returning to Federal Service for Quality Assurance for explosives and ammunition. I am being brought back as a "Rehired Annuitant" to assist because of a shortage of trained personnel. This will be a position in performing tests on specific ammunition and explosive types. I will also include explosive safety, transportation and storage reviews. My presence was requested at Ft Campbell July 2019
Georgetown, Kentucky
Lead Auditor, Calibration Coordinator, CAR-PAR manager
Inspect injection molded parts for appearance and complete molding prior to plating. Record Data as required by TS-16949.
Lexington, Ky
I serve Court Summons and Evictions. I am not currently active but still retain the badge.
We are currently inspecting and repackaging ammo that was returned from Iraq during the 2011 draw down. I altered the inspection process for the drawdown, which eliminated 5-6 years and saves approx $50 million. I provide guidance to a crew of QA personnel on matters of quality, explosives safety, shipping, storage. I serve as the Admin leader for QA andpreviously as the night supervisor for the GS-11 QASAS over the TARF's. I am responsible for quality and safety of ammunition repaired/restored and placed back in serviceable accounts. My crew and myself perform Quality inspections on a variety of ammunition, rockets and missiles, including Patriot Missile systems. I serve as subject matter expert on all explosives issues from transportation, storage, inspection, demil, safety, quantity/distance. Responsible for ammunition/explosives stored at Arifjan/Al Jalail, Kuwait. Serves as lead QASAS in charge of matters of storage, inspection, quality assurance, safety, transportation of ammunition and explosives. Renders advice on matters of compatibility. Performs inspections at site of ammunition malfunctions throughout Kuwait. I currently possess a secret clearance. I have completed DAU Level I classes and all classes needed for Level II & III minus the 2 TDY classes.
I am responsible for locating and tracking samples for ASRP(Ammunition Stockpile Reliability Program), and Malfunction Investigations testing for QAE division tests. These tests are for quality and reliability of ammunition stockpile. I arrange for these samples to be taken from stocks and set aside by changing Condition Code. Once the test is awarded I arrange for the shipping of these items to testing facility. I will research for Using units trying to obtain a temporary extension of Shelf/Service life for CADS/PADS installed in aircraft. I provide technical advice for selection of location to ship from as well as shipping methods. I also provide technical advice for the CAD/PAD program as well as shipping of these items. This is to provide guidance to extend shelf/service life of CAD/PADs. ASRP testing is to provide reliability date based upon testing different stratifications of ammunition production. During my time at Rock Island I was deployed to Balad, Iraq June 26 2011 to Oct 28 2011. I was leader of 5 other QASAS tasked with closure of Balad. We closed Balad 2 months ahead of schedule.
Arifjan, Kuwait
Responsible for ammunition and explosives stored at Arifjan & Al Jalail, Kuwait. I serve as lead QASAS in charge of matters of storage, inspection, quality assurance, safety, transportation of ammunition and explosives. I render advice on matters of compatibility. I perform inspections at site of ammunition malfunctions throughout Kuwait. See description above for continuation of duties due to reassignment to Kuwait for a 2nd time.
Bluegrass Army Depot, Richmond, Ky
I was temporarily promoted to GS-12 to Supervise the Surveillance Division of Bluegrass Army Depot. This was a GS-13 position that I was promoted into as a GS-12 while a new supervisor was found. 4 months later I was permenantly promoted to GS-12. I performed this function while supervising up to 40 personnel in the WG-6, WG-9, WL-9, GS-9 and GS-11 positions. I had to assign work to subordinates that included explanation of functions, goals and desired objectives. I initiated action to implement work procedures and methods. I maintained the budget while requesting additional funding to complete the mission of ammunition inspections. I also performed personnel management functions, attended EEO classes. I also was required to identify logistics requirements for required facilities, material, manpower and technical services. I developed training plans for QASAS interns. I participated in labor management relations . I was detailed to a Internal Team to develop Bluegrass Army Depots ISO 9001 Quality Manual for the Surveillance Division. I had to plan, coordinate and evaluate my actions required to support ammunition. I advised the Director on matters pertaining to inventory, transportation, distribution, planning, scheduling, quality assurance and various support functions. I was responsible for planning and implementing a comprehensive logistics management program for the movement of ammunition. I was also selected to be the Internal Auditor for ISO 9001 purposes. Also during this time I completed all the online courses for DAIWIA Level II Certification even though our position does not require it. I am currently DAU Level I certified. I perform Quality Evaluations on subordinate personnel. I applied analytical methods for the 124-Report by gathering data from a variety of sources to determine and analyze operating costs and apply for funding.
Studied Quality Control Engineering and received a degree AAS.
I attended 1 year and switched to community college in Monmouth County New Jersey
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Malcolm Marsh works for Dept of Defense.
Malcolm Marsh is listed as QASAS @ Fort Leonard Wood at Dept of Defense.
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Malcolm Marsh is based in Waynesville, Missouri, United States while working with Dept of Defense.
Malcolm Marsh has worked for Dept Of Defense, Department Of Defense, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Leggett & Platt, and Mckechnie Vehicle Components.
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Malcolm Marsh holds Bs, Quality Assurance from Institute Of Metrology And Instrumentation.
Malcolm Marsh is listed with skills including Vhdl, Embedded Systems, Java, C++, Circuit Analysis, Network Systems, Android Development, and Linear Systems.
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