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Saudi Arabia

Manages a team consisting of tech supply, property book, HAZMAT/POL, TMDE, ALSE, flight operations, and IT to ensure a fleet of 6 CH-47 Chinook helicopters are mission capable. Develop, maintain, and implement reliable, economic sources for required repairable and consumable parts; negotiate service and procurement and contract agreements; logistical training, policies, and SOPs; coordinate efforts of a logistical team, RSLFAC, suppliers, vendors, maintenance and back shops. Resolves problems to ensure efficient and accurate completion of orders and commitments.

Ashland, Virginia, United States

Supervise daily activities of package handlers, processors, and drivers ensuring all assigned duties are accomplished safely and timely.• Gather, create, prepare, and execute 6 airway bills and 3-5 ground bill of lading documents daily/nightly• Facilitate and organize process for all ground inbound and outbound freight (mail)• Manage subcontractor to perform all duties and responsibilities to include warehouse preparation, induction, manual and mechanized processing, sorting, weighing, labeling, and loading of all mail• Communicate and coordinate with both clients and brokers providing outstanding customer service• Work varying shifts, additional hours and/or overtime depending on service needs

Sutherland, Virginia, United States - Rdc6023

• Leads development of goals and objectives for the department to foster teamwork, improve technical capability, and optimize safety, quality, productivity, and accountability• Manage schedule configuration and maintain priorities to achieve 100% customer on-time deliveries and production throughput efficiencies• Proactively alerts Operations Manager on potential issues while developing plans to mitigate impacts• Ensure missed orders are identified, researched, and proactively communicated to our customer service/scheduling• Implement all safety standards, regulations, policies, and SOPs throughout the warehouse• Supervise while developing associates, colleagues, and leaders to succeed

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Technical Writer of regulations, doctrine, & training curriculum.

Saudi Arabia

Provide mentorship to the National Guard Ministry of Schools (NGMS) Combat and Service Support Schools Commanders (CSS/SSS) and eight Wing Commanders in support of training assistance initiatives. Initiate, plan, and coordinates the integration of new weapon systems, modernized equipment, and training into the appropriate NGMS curriculum/Program of Instruction.- Principle staff officer and mentor to the NGMS SSS Commander concerning maintenance and logistics training; Principle trainer to the NGMS in all matters pertaining to logistics, transition of logistics functions, and Direct Support (DS)/General Support (GS) logistics support operations.- Primary staff liaison for NGMS Maintenance and logistics training with Office of Program, Management (OPM), Ministry of the National Guard (MNG), and other divisions within the Directorate of Training (DOT).- Attend all meetings with OPM, NGMS, and divisions within the DOT to ensure NGMS maintenance, supply, and logistics training activities are synchronized with DOT and with the NGMS logistics Schools and Wings.- Provide assistance and training to the NGMS Officers/Non-Commissioned Officers in support of NGMS.- Coordinates with the NGMS DOT for any faculty, equipment, and curriculum/Program of Instruction training needs.- Supervise quality and completion of services/support in accordance with approved plans, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and standards.- Supervise train-the-Trainer (T3) Course and transition as directed in support of the Training Assistance Team (TST).- Perform other mission-related tasks.

Ft. Lee, Va

Responsible for Force Development Directorate, Supply Chain Division for integrating emerging concepts and required capabilities into effective organizational design for supply chain and logistics units, with particular emphasis, including insight and recommendations on force structure (crisis-capable part of a military organization which describes how military personnel, and their weapons and equipment, are organized for the operations, functions, and tasks expected from them by the particular doctrine of the service or demanded by the environment of the conflict). Regularly coordinates with Headquarters of the Department of the Army, Office of the Chief of Army Reserves, Army National Guard Bureau, and Major Commands during Total Army Analysis (process used by the Army to determine the Army Force Structure position for the Program Objective Memorandum build), Force Management Reviews, Force Design Updates, Organizational Board Assessments, War Fighting Functions, and the Capability Board Assessment Process. Provide synchronization and collaboration with Transportation, Ordnance, Multifunctional divisions that directly impact supply chain units and functions. Conduct, assess, and/or leads research and analysis activities to evaluate customer supportability and escalation of identified problems to assess provide effective organizational elements. Assists in development and execution of strategies utilizing data such as demand plans, supply plans, projected future obligation requirements, obligations to and remaining obligation authority and performance metrics such as material and personnel availability.

Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany (Panzer Kaserne)

Responsible for demand processing and mission support. Manage, administer, and operate supply systems and activities in order to provide the necessary equipment and supplies for military requirements and operations. Perform item and monetary accounting and inventory stock control. Coordinate operational requirements in support of U.S. Army Europe regional objectives. Scheduling of key events, publish orders, and manage all operational reports to executive levels and upper-level management. Provide guidance and recommendations to Army subordinate organizations consisting of 1 Army reserve command, 5 brigades, 1 battalion, and 2 human resource and logistics support centers comprised of Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, and German national employees.

Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany (Rhine Ordnance Barracks)

Commander of a direct support maintenance company for a deployed Patriot Air and Missile Defense dispersed organization within the U.S. Army Europe area with contingency operations within the U.S. Europe Command (EUCOM) area of responsibility. Responsible for the training, readiness, health, and welfare of 148 Soldiers and their families. Further responsible for the maintenance and operability of individual and organizational equipment and commodities valued in excess of $27 million.

Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany (Panzer Kaserne)

Supported 7 diversified organizations and numerous facilitators within USAEUR. Coordinated, monitored, and provided staff oversight of fuel support to the Army, joint organizations, interagencies, and multinational forced in accordance with the region CEO’s operational plans. Responsible for petroleum and water sustainment planning and support of logistical operations and dispersed training during peace, stability operations, and war. Assisted the Supply and Service Branch Chief in developing the petroleum concept of support for regional army operations plans and coordinated policies and procedures with the Department of the Army, Defense Logistics Agency- Energy, and the Army Petroleum Center. Supervised a department consisting of 2 senior and technical advisors and 5 division supervisors and senior technical supervisors.

Naval Support Activity (Nsa) Bahrain, Bahrain

Responsible for coordinating, monitoring, and managing the daily supply of bulk petroleum throughout the Central Command (CENTCOM) Area of Responsibility (AOR). Provide oversight and technical expertise in support of the forecast, transportation, distribution, and storage of eight types of petroleum products. Interface with unified and component commanders of all branches of the Armed Forces on issues and matters relating to the integrated material management of petroleum procedures and services. Provide training for four service members and two Department of Defense employees on daily duties. Track regional contract support valued at over $1.5 billion. Provide petroleum logistical planning to CENTCOM forces during wartime contingencies and developmental training. Always prepared to execute Defense Logistics Agency – Energy Middle East of providing uninterrupted support to supported organizations.

Ft. Lee, Virginia

Deputy Director for one of two Petroleum Pipeline and Terminal Operating (PPTP) organizations in the U.S. Army active component. Responsible for and manager of the receipt, issue, storage surveillance, accountability, and operation of the Inland Petroleum Distribution System (IPDS) pump stations and pipeline. Responsible for the morale welfare, discipline, training, quality of life, maintenance, materiel and crisis intervention of 88 members and over 125 items from the organizations Modification Table of Organization and Equipment (MTOE) worth in excess of $3 million. Ensure ability to assemble and deploy in support of worldwide operations and obligations. Accountable for well over $ three million worth of MTOE equipment. Performs duties in the absence and / or direction of the Director. Performs duties as the primary Unit Status report Officer.

Parwan, Afghanistan (Bagram Airfield)

Supervised the supply and maintenance of the Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT), formerly known as Coalition Humanitarian Liaison Cells, while temporarily assigned in support of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) – Afghanistan. Ensured unit had adequate support of nine classes of supply. Ordered, received, and issued from Army Direct Ordering (ADO), Theater Provided Equipment (TPE), Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE), Supply Support Activity (SSA), and maintenance via AECOM and Army Materiel Command (AMC). Ensured all items on PRT property book were accounted for. Trained and mentored a supply chain senior technician to perform all duties in my absence. Managed Directors’ TPE through hand receipts and cyclic inventories. Coordinated classes of supply through the Property Book Officer, TPE, Resource Management Office, and Contracting Office. Communicated via phone and email with local host nation Afghan and U.S. businesses and contractors for various supplies. Managed over $8.7 million in unit assets to include $8.9 million worth of TPE. Field Ordering Officer. Unit Movement Officer.

Fort Lee, Virginia

Provide classroom and performance-based hands on instruction in accordance with the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) and U.S. Army Quartermaster School policies and regulations. All instruction will be in accordance with current doctrinally approved Programs of Instruction (POI) and lesson plans approved by the U.S. Army Quartermaster School Petroleum and Water Department.Technical support to provide classroom and field instruction at the AIT level in full compliance with approved Programs of instruction. Support for the development of instruction of comprehensive, tactically relevant operational training, including the design, development and implementation of training exercises and scenarios required to prepare soldiers for deployment. Develop, maintain, and update course materials; conduct remedial training as required; conduct examinations and evaluations of soldiers for the purpose of awarding the military occupational specialty 92F. Train 92F Reserve Component soldiers to: receive and stock bulk and packaged products, issue and dispense bulk fuels and water from storage and distribution facilities to using units, operate airplane refueling systems and equipment; planning and scheduling petroleum transport; operating pumps, pipelines and tanker equipment and comply with safety regulations, procedures for handling dangerous materials and testing oil and fuels. Ensure accountability and positive control over all materials and supplies utilized in the conduct of instruction. Responsible for the health, welfare and supervision of all students under his/her control. Prepares and maintains files and records on each individual undergoing training. Maintains completed training record files for historical review.

Friedburg, Germany / Iraq

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii

Fort Lewis, Wa

Fort Ord, Ca

La Mirada, California

Bachelor’S Degree, Business Administration And Management, General

Pmp Course, Project Management

PMP Course Completion

Associate'S Degree, Supervisory Leadership

General Studies, General Studies