•Responsible for coordinating incoming and outgoing customer classified shipments.•Accountable for preparing asset for shipping (i.e. transportation, documents, labels and markings).•Coordinate special requirements and handling for controlled item. •Oversees the transfer, adjustments, turn-ins, issues, receipts and controls of all property assigned to Task Orders.•Perform analyses of logistics support requirements and identify resource shortfalls for mission requirements.•Manage database, and processed required reporting.

Responsible for conducting program assessments. Provide alternative support solutions and option for clienteles. Coordinate employment, medical and educational service referrals. Prepare logistical strategies to expand agency program functions. Provide statistical reporting to federal monitoring entities.

ACADEMI, LLC (IDS) Kabul, Afghanistan Dec 2012 to Feb 2015(Administration and Logistics Support Specialist Manager (ALSS-M) • Provided Logistical oversight and management of (15) Administration and Logistics Support Specialist within the US Embassy Kabul, Afghanistan. • Maintained comprehensive, computerized database and accounting system for personnel, vehicles, equipment, armory weapons inventories and maintenance schedules. • Oversee physical security projects, defense restorations and modifications; • Responsible for the management of the regional security office motor vehicle fleet, coordination of vehicle assignments, vehicle upgrades, installation of equipment, monitoring of operational status and maintenance needed.• Responsible for managing staff, position assignments, training employees and evaluating employee performance.

• Oversee physical security projects, defense restorations and modifications;

•Conducted surveys and analysis to detect and identify critical security vulnerabilities •Oversaw control of entry points for personnel, visitors, equipment and vehicles entering the secure compound.•Performed daily, shift perimeter security alarm and equipment testing consisting of microwave alarms, motion detectors, audio/video identification and remote access control systems, compound emergency siren notification systems, vehicle drop arms, active anti-ram barriers, motorized steel gates and drop-arms used for vehicle access points. • Searched vehicles and equipment for possible explosives devices, unauthorized materials and contraband, utilizing Metal detectors, X-ray machines and handheld monitoring devices.• Maintained all quarterly training standards (weapons training and qualifications, physical fitness testing, reactionary drill preparation).

•Duties consisted of daily data entry into the agency main database; processed applications to determine eligibility; drafted program correspondents and publications for public dissemination; •Functioned as agency representative at multi-agency, partnership, countywide meetings, workshops, seminars, and conferences. •Conducted family needs assessments, facilitated individual and family goals setting service plans designed to obtain self-sufficiency.

•Managed and coordinated the Brunswick County Disaster Relief program which consisted of (2) Brunswick County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Programs, (2) NC Housing Finance Agency projects, (2) Urgent Repair Housing Programs (URP), (2) Crisis Housing Assistance Fund Programs (CHAF), (1) Single Family Rehabilitation Program (SFR). •Performed FEMA home and property damage assessments, to include grounds, HVAC systems, plumbing, mechanical and electrical systems, elevators, automated voltage regulator systems, uninterrupted power supply equipment, generators, and the structural aspects of buildings, for FEMA disaster relief assistance CHAF program(s); provided operational management, administration, contract and grant administration support.•Conducted home Lead-based paint and asbestos evaluations. Coordinated contracted abatement activities.

MARINE AVIATION LOGISTICS SQUADRON 36- Okinawa, Japan- (6/1998-8/2001) Combat Service Support Chief • Managed the S-4 logistics support staff at squadron headquarters to ensure compliance with the rules and regulation• Successfully maintained comprehensive Excel database and accounting systems for personnel, vehicles, equipment distribution, armory weapons inventories and maintenance schedules. • Assigned new hired employees responsibilities, made promotion and award recommendations and performed performance evaluations for personnel. 3rd MAINTENANCE BATTALION, 3rd FORCE SERVICE SUPPORT GROUP- Okinawa, Japan- (07/1996-6/1998) Battalion S-4 Logistics Chief • Managed the S-4 logistics staff to ensure compliance with the rules and regulation.• Managed government owned and leased facility assets to ensure compliance with terms and maintenance needs; • Processed vehicle support requirements, tracked equipment and parts ordered and maintained motor vehicle pool inventory.

MARINE AIRCRAFT GROUP 36, MARINE CORPS AIR STATION FUTENMA, OKINAWA, JAPANLOGISTICS CLERKMARINE AIRCRAFT GROUP 31, MARINE CORPS AIR STATION BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA-LOGISTICS CLERKHEADQUARTERS AND SERVICE BATTALION- MCRD PARRIS ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA-Office Machine RepairmanHQ WEAPON TRAINING BATTALION- MCRD PARRIS ISLAND, SC- Marksmanship Instructor (2/84-2/86)ECHO Range Coach3rd BATTALION 2nd MARINES- CAMP LEJEUNE, NC (1/83-2/84) Weapons Company Dragon Platoon Served as Crew Served Shoulder Fired Weapon System gunner.USS SARATOGA CV-60- MAYPORT, FLORIDANuclear Weapon Security GuardUSS FORRESTAL CV-59- MAYPORT, FLORIDANuclear Weapon Security Guard