Patrick Curry Email & Phone Number

Brockton, Massachusetts, United States

Responsible for the readiness of all 154 Soldiers and 78 vehicles in the 325th Transportation Company. This includes planning and executing training for Soldiers to operate and maintain the $27 million of vehicles and equipment to transport bulk petroleum.

Lee, Ma

Responsible for a team of 8 Sales and Service Representatives that service 160 customers and generate a $109k of revenue per week. Set quarterly goals and track each individual while addressing specific customer concerns. Ensure all team members are compliant with DOT and corporate safety standards

Aston, Pa

Swing shift supervisor responsible for managing transition from first to second shift. Leads a three person team in tracking and reconciling all garments prior to delivery. Cover for first or second shift supervisors as necessary. Currently primary point of contact for transition to SAP enterprise resource management software.

Fort Bragg, Nc

Part of a three person team responsible for planning field training exercises for a 720 person organization. Develop and present for decision several courses of action for each event to battalion and brigade commanders while maintaining mandatory training metrics across the organization. Coordinates with subordinate units to complete short term, one time projects delegated to the organization by higher echelons.

Fayetteville, North Carolina Area

Second in Command of a Forward Support Company responsible for providing food, water, ammunition, transportation and equipment maintenance for a Airborne Infantry Battalion comprised of 680 Soldiers. Responsible for enforcing property accountability program for over $20 millions dollars worth of equipment and physical security for two facilities and $6 million of sensitive communications equipment and weapons systems. Directly in charge of a 12 person field feeding section capable of feeding up to 900 personnel in an austere environment.

Fort Bragg, Nc

Responsible for managing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance for 118 military vehicles along with18 generators ranging from 3kw to 15kw along with repairs for over a thousand small arms and crew served weapons systems and three variations of mortar systems. Monitored the status and progress of work orders to evacuate over 800 night vision and thermal devices to different organizations of maintenance. Directly supervised for the Maintenance Control Sergeant and Motor Sergeant. I am ultimately responsible for the performance, training, and welfare of 32 personnel.

Fort Bragg, Nc

Responsible for acquiring, accounting for and distributing all food, water, petroleum products, construction materials, ammunition, high explosives, medical supplies and repair parts for the first Airborne Brigade Engineer Battalion fielded by the Army. Established the platoon and was responsible for growing the organization from nine personnel to 28 while maintaining and operating three M1120A2 load handling systems and four M987A2 2500gal fuel trucks. In charge of ensuring all petroleum products and military grade explosives were stored and transported in accordance with all state, federal, and military regulatory guidance.