Logistic Management Specialist Resume Example

Objective:
My objective, is to acquire a position in the defense/technology industry, where my extensive expertise in logistical management, Technical management, training and planning will contribute to continuing growth of the organization.


Experience:
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Senior Maintenance Logistics Officer

3RD Stryker Brigade Combat Team, Fort Lewis, WA 98433. 08/2009-01/2012

Integrated the unit with the Army Material Command and with program managers to successfully synchronize the induction, repair, and return of over 35,000 pieces of equipment within the unit regeneration program. Served as the principal point of contact for all company level support activities. Participated in special studies and projects for the division, resulting in the 50eduction of wait time for the shipping and ordering of repair parts within the supply system. Maintained a 95verage equipment readiness rate for two consecutive years while managing the proper reporting of 5 division maintenance postures. Collected and processed maintenance operations data to support resourcing requirements. Provided detailed logistical analysis and planning in support of unit missions.

Directly coordinated with Program Management and Systems Engineering teams to ensure that planned efforts met division needs and requirements. Provided all customers with technical guidance and low-density job related training. Actively communicated with the local Logistics Assistance Office to resolve equipment repair and maintenance issues. Served in direct supervision of 20 junior and senior management personnel.

Support Operation Maintenance Officer/Battalion Safety Officer, HHC 194th CSS, Camp Humphreys, Korea, 2006-Aug 2009

Managed and monitored all environmental programs and procedures while establishing and enforcing safety programs. Enforced all safety regulations and requirements. Maintained a zero percent accident rate for 1 year by focusing on risk reduction.

Direct Support Automotive Technician/ Safety Officer; 520th Maint Co, Camp Humphreys Korea, Dec 2005-Dec 2006

Supervised equipment maintenance and administrative operations for over 30 maintenance companies and 2 maintenance groups. Personally developed multiple alternative methods for the repair of equipment, methods that constructively added to the maintenance posture.

Support Automotive Maintenance Officer, F Co, 302d BSB 2ID Camp Casey Korea; Aug 2004-Dec 2005

Trained U.S. and Korean civilian maintenance personnel at two separate installations in the Republic of Korea. Planned and executed over 700 equipment services while leading over 100 personnel in a challenging operation with complete success.

Operation Maintenance Officer, A Co 4th FSB, 4ID Fort Hood TX, June 2003-Aug 2004

Developed maintenance management concepts, procedural guidance, and procedural systems in support of Automated Data Processing Equipment requirements.

Increased Battalion repair part supply stockade from $3,000 to over $64,000. Aggressively managed the amount of money spent in repair parts to ensure that the division did not overspend. Cultivated a comprehensive knowledge of pertinent laws and precedents; policies and objectives; and technical and maintenance procedures, all within the context of governing every aspect of DOD, DA, and Army Material Command’s maintenance management programs.

Operation Maintenance Officer, HHC 4TH FSB 4ID Fort Hood TX, Oct 2002-Jun 2003

Instructed quarterly classes on maintenance management, logistic operations, equipment repair, and equipment diagnostic sets. Maintained personal accountability for the repair and management of over 10,000 pieces of equipment valued at over $700M. Identified areas of concern or problematic areas, suggesting implementation of techniques and methods to improve in these areas.






Education:
EDUCATION

81 credit hrs from Excelsior College toward a Bachelor of Science-Liberal arts, focus on Admin/Mgmt Studies projected completion date is Jun 2012
ACQ 101 Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition Management
Dec 2011
Warrant officer Candidate Course Jan 1994
Warrant Officer Basic course May 1994
Warrant Officer Advance Course Mar 2002
Warrant Officer Staff course Oct 2006
Warrant Officer Senior Staff course Jun 2011 

Skills:
POFESSIONAL TRAINING

Action Officer Development certification 40hrs May 1999
Transport of Dangerous cargo
40hrs Jul 1998
Applied Technology, Central Texas College 40hrs Jun 2003
Commander Safety certification 20hrs Jul 2006
Unit Safety Officer Certification 20hrs Aug 2007
Accident investigation Certification 20hrs Aug 2009
Radiological Safety certification 20hrs May 2009
Information Assurance Certification 20hrs Mar 2010 

Additional Information:
A constant professional with in-depth knowledge of logistical, maintenance, and supply operations. Twenty-nine years of leadership experience in various training and management positions to include property accountability and budget management, all requiring expert analytical capabilities. Exceptional ability to take charge and direct staff in stressful situations while maintaining composure and making sound decisions. Skilled communicator, able to work effectively with individuals at all levels within an organization. Uniquely skilled and practiced in the implementation of complex rules and regulations. Adept with comprehensive knowledge and experience in Life-Cycle Logistics Support. 


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