Mr John Moore Email & Phone Number

Sulfur, La

\New Town Nd

-responsible for the management of fleet equipment at one or more locations and managing a team of mechanics who are responsible for the preventive maintenance and repair of a fleet of up to 60 vehicles (diesel and alternative fuel)., Additional responsibilities include maintenance of equipment and machinery at a post collection, and management of a container shop. -Providing direction, either directly or indirectly, to a group of technicians to ensure that all repairs and maintenance to Trustland oilfield Services’ equipment, including trucks, containers and other heavy duty equipment, are performed in compliance with the Company’s safety and maintenance standards, and in compliance with all federal and state regulations. - responsible for planning and scheduling the repair work for his work group to ensure that all work is done in a safe and timely manner

Camp Hovey, Korea/Fort Polk La

Assistant director of operations at the executive level. Prepared, authenticated and published the overall organization Standard Operating Procedures for 6000 personal, and recommends priorities regarding allocation of resources. Monitors the company’s surveillance activities and coordinates all aspects of logistics such as boundaries, locations of command posts, and areas for putting up quarters. - Enforced changes that produced a net budget savings - Selected by CEO to lead intercompany inspection team resulting in 76% Improvement in company effectiveness - Played major role in global/cross-country alliance achieving unmatched results

Camp Casey, Korea

Managed the training, physical and mental health, discipline, and welfare of 153 personnel and their families during deployments and while in a forward deployed unit; responsible for conducting full spectrum operations or other designated contingency missions in a foreign country; supervised the maintenance, security, and accountability of over $60,000,000 worth of equipment; set conditions for effective operations in Korea; planning, executing, supervising and assessing a monthly partnered training program with the Korean Army aimed at continued long range marksmanship and tactical development; mentored and supervised subordinate leaders in the planning, execution and recovery; coordinated logistical and operational support to ensure timely resupply of forward personnel, to include more than 40,000 gallons of fuel to outlying bases.

Mankato State University, Mn

Senior Professor of Military Science for a Reserved Officer Training Corps Battalion Consisting of 150 Cadets and eight cadre; responsible for training Cadets on pre-commissioning tasks, with emphasis on land navigation, first aid, physical fitness, and small unit tactics; ensured training and support materials are current and available for each class; lead in the planning and execution of all training exercises; Represented College of education in the diversity committee; designed and implemented the Force Protection for the whole University. -Received Community and campus-wide recognition for leadership training administered to University athletic programs, to include Division I Hockey Team - Aggressive changes made to the syllabus resulted in 100% graduation and 5 students being recognized at the National level

Fort Irwin, Ca

Responsible for a forward deployed Mechanized Infantry Platoon; advised the Platoon Leader on administrative and tactical operations; responsible for the health and welfare of 45 soldiers and four tracked vehicles, supervises the upkeep of 4 barracks with associated property valued in access of $60 million; responsible for the medical and physical readiness of 45 soldiers, oversees the platoon counseling, reception and integration, and sponsorship programs.

Fort Benning, Ga

Trained and tested more than 6,000 soldiers in the Bradley Fighting Vehicle New Equipment Training Company; provided transition training to the total Army; trains infantry and Calvary soldiers in skill levels 1 to 4 tasks needed to operate, maintain, and tactically employ the Operation Desert Storm and A-3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle; responsible for planning the nine day program of instruction (POI) which takes students from vehicle modifications through orientation gunnery, resulting in a superior trained Infantry Fighting Force. - Assigned as Lead Instructor after the first 3 months

Sacramento, Ca

Supervised and trained a team of seven recruiters as part of company covering Northern California and Nevada. Created and implemented recruiting market penetration plans and new recruiter training. Directed territory advertising campaigns, delivered over 50 presentations at career fairs, 12 seminars,4 schools, and 4 conventions. Conducted monthly, quarterly, and annual personal evaluations; developed and oversee recruiter incentive programs. Generated daily, weekly, and monthly production reports; and evaluated team member’s presentations.- Earned TOP Recruiter in 1995 for the western region- Earned Best Recruiting Large Station in the United States of America in 1995

Fort Irwin, Ca

Managed the specialty training, physical and mental health, discipline, and welfare of nine personnel and their families; responsible for the maintenance and accountability of over $100,000 worth of equipment; advised the Program Director on proper tactics, techniques, and employment of snipers; Served as a vehicle commander conducting over 52 force on force rotations at the National Training Center.

Kitzingen, West Germany/ Fort Benning Ga

Enter level Infantryman through E-5 Sergeant.

Associate'S Degree, Business Administration

Associate’S Degree, Wildlife And Forestery Management, 4.0

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Activities and Societies: Hockey player