Michael Johnson Email & Phone Number

Kuwait

• Performed technical supply management work (e.g., inventory management, storage management, cataloging, and property utilization) related to depot, local, or other supply activities. Responsibilities• Used a good working knowledge of the governing supply systems, programs, policies, nomenclature, work methods, manuals, or other established guidelines, and an understanding of the needs of the organization serviced, applies analytical ability to define and take appropriate supply action based upon application or interpretation of established guidelines• Assisted Manager in planning and coordinating workloads to optimize use of resources to include personnel, equipment, tools and facilities.• Established programs to meet normal and contingency mission requirements• Prepared, analyzes and briefs reports as required. Recommends solutions to problems indicated by analysis of trends, indicators, potential problems or those identified by management and/or the government• Provided management direction and oversight to include overseeing day to day warehouse operations. This may include but not limited to storage, inventories, receiving, shipping and preparation of all supporting documentation• Worked with and in conjunction with other departments to accomplish all required tasks. Monitors and evaluated work performance of the employees to ensure they are in compliance with the Performance Work Statement (PWS) and all regulations pertaining to their assigned duties• Ensured safeguarding of all Army property and equipment. Implemented Work Performance Training when required.

Lexington, Ky, Atlanta Ga, Navaho Nation, Nm/Az

• Provided Operational and Logistical Support planning to the SEC Surveillance Testing Program which provided accurate, timely and efficient SARS-Cov-2 testing to the athletic departments of its member institutions in order to facilitate the safe return of athletes and staff to sports.• Assisted Medical Team with COVID 19 testing.• Planned and provided transportation for the testing team• Insure individual and team personal protective measures• Maintain accountability of medical supplies and equipment• Responsible for supervising and coordinating support actions in support of the contract• Assist in reception, accounting, and positioning all equipment, supplies apparatus to Alternate Care facility• Managed supply inventory, equipment, and materials• Maintained housekeeping standards that ensure a clean and safe workplace by interfacing and regularly coordinating with professional cleaning staff• Maintained and verified site Security by routine with Georgia World Conference Center Police, Security and Dispatch.• Maintained an accurate and comprehensive log of all significant Alternate Care Facility activities to include workorders, incidents, injuries, illness, or events, and noted deficiencies.• Support other key management personnel in their responsibilities and ensure they manage in line with relevant statutory, security, environmental, health, and compliance requirements • Establish and implement effective administrative programs and procedures as related to vehicle preventive maintenance.• Oversee the Maintenance and Repair of 36 Rental vehicles to include tracking/reporting maintenance costs incurred for each vehicle and providing monthly, quarterly and fiscal year statistics.• Coordinate with GSA representatives regarding maintenance/ replacement for all GSA leased vehicles. The Fleet Operations Manager is also responsible for communicating with GSA on safety recalls, warranty items, and vehicle repairs.

Kabul Afghanistan

• Provided Supply Chain Management Training and Mentoring (SCMTM) to train and mentor Afghanistan National Defense Special Forces (ANDSF) logistics management personnel on supply chain management.• Provided Supply Support Classroom and shoulder-to-shoulder Training and Mentoring (SSTM) to Afghanistan National Defense Special Forces (ANDSF) maintenance supply support personnel.• Instructed Warehouse Supply Chain Management Training and Mentoring (WSCMTM) to train and mentor senior warehouse logistics management personnel on warehouse supply chain management.• Provided Mobile Supply Support (MSS) and Mobile Warehouse Supply Support (WSS) at various locations. MSS and WSS are capabilities consisting of one or more personnel that will travel away from the regional locations to a temporary duty location and provide supply or warehouse supply support training.• Ensured maintenance supply support for repair operations and proper property accountability.• Captured vehicles and ground equipment information for accountability, maintenance support, and Organizational Readiness.• Provided oversight to Afghanistan National Defense Special Forces (ANDSF) personnel for entering required information in the ANDSF supply systems to complete reports.• Trained and evaluated personnel of the Afghan National Army (ANA) and Afghan National Police (ANP) in accordance with the appropriate supply chain management (SCM) guidelines.• Instructed the Manual Stock Record Accounting System to supporting logistics organizations to use stock records, demand data, and selective stockage to maintain readiness and sustain the force.

Al-Riyadh Governorate, Saudi Arabia

• Reviewed all automation related correspondence and activities for compliance with integrated automation strategies.• Trained all regions (Central, Western and Eastern) Logistics Base Command (LBC), Modernized Brigade and separate units on the operations of SANG Supply System (SSS) until the new Ministry of National guard (MNG) Automated Logistics Supply System (ALSS) was fielded.• Assisted all automation users within the Logistics Base Command (LBC) and Ministry of National guard (MNG) Units, in defining automation requirements and enhancements to the existing software programs, to software developers and subsequently monitor the new software installation and associated training.• Coordinated with Ministry of National guard (MNG) General Directorate of Information Center (GDIC) to sustain operational readiness of the micro-computer based automation networks, containing wholesale and retail stockage levels and property accountability data base.• Performed administrative duties as required.

Al-Riyadh Governorate, Saudi Arabia

• Developed General Supply and Transportation training plans, utilizing the new Modernization National Guard’s Acquisition Logistics Specification System.• Directed, planed and implemented the Logistic Management Center (LMC) Staffs’ training on Classes I, II, III (Bulk and Packaged), IV, V, and VI materiel management, operations and planning utilizing the new Modernization National Guard’s Acquisition Logistics Specification System.• Trained Logistic Management Center (LMC) Staff on managing reports.• Trained General Supply Section Staff on Classes I, II, III (Bulk and Packaged), IV, V, and VI materiel management.• Trained Logistic Management Center (LMC) Staff on how to update Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).• Performed other missions and administrative duties as required.

Afghanistan

The ANASOC G4 SPO Trainer will train the ANA SPO Officer to possess the skills to independently conduct the following tasks: Conduct the operational planning, coordination, and execution of support to forward deployed elements; assist in the acquisition, processing and distribution of forward deployed unit supply requests, utilizing GSK transportation assets and external support such as ANA Air and commercially contracted transportation companies; act as the GSK’s primary logistics planner, and ensure that all support missions are resourced and executed; provide technical supervision for the GSK sustainment mission; understands the MoD and network and logistics hierarchy and what they provide; interface between the supported ANASOC and GSK units; establishing the priorities of support for all operations based on the commander’s guidance and ensure that all ANASOC missions are sourced accordingly

Kandahar, Afghanistan

• Lead the Afghan National Army (ANA) continuing efforts to build a self-sustaining capacity by providing the Corps and maneuver units with logistical support vital to meeting its operational and sustainment goals.• Managed Assistant Trainers and interpreters in the classroom and with hands on performance oriented instruction on individual and collective supply tasks to the ANA Corps Logistics and Combat Service Support Battalions utilizing an interpreter while Combat Service Support Education System matured• Reviewed and updated Afghanistan Logistical Doctrine, Processes and Educational Products to improve Afghanistan National Security Force’s Logistical Units• Supervised the development of Standard Operating Procedures on equipment accountability procedures: requesting and issuing supplies and equipment, turn in procedures in establishing• Developed appropriate training for Staff Level and Mid-Level Manager Positions• Prepared Afghanistan National Security Forces (ANSF) to independently train, maintain, and sustain its Field Forces

Ft. Knox, Ky

* Served as Operation Sergeant for a Forward deployed Infantry Brigade. In charge of organizing, tasking, and coordinating support missions within the Brigade. Managed the Brigade and Battalion Operation Centers. * Advised Brigade and Battalion Operation Officers on current and future employment of support assets; maintained the current status of support units.* Organized and supervised the daily operations of the Tactical Operations Center (TOC).* Planned, organized and executed the Reverse Soldier Readiness Processing (SRP) for 2,500 Soldiers returning from combat in Operation Enduring Freedom. Ensured Soldiers and their families were reintegrated back together into Garrison life* Served as First Sergeant for the Brigade Support Battalion (BSB). Empowered for the Health and Welfare of 300 Soldiers. Provided the necessary training and guidance for Soldiers to survive in combat* Certified all Soldiers were qualified on their assigned weapons, and assured all Soldiers were physically fit to pass the Army Physical Fitness Test (AFPT).* Acted as Assistant Curator for the General George S. Patton Museum. Ascertained all details and necessary personnel were coordinated in timely manner for grand Re-Opening of the Museum.* Quality Assurance and Quality Control Operation Sergeant for the One Stop In and Out Processing Center for the United States Army Garrison, Ft. Knox, KY. In trusted with the responsibility of verifying and ensuring at least 1500 Soldiers are efficiently in processed and out processed on a daily basis