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| Year of birth |  | 1977 |
Current Location/Address |
| City or Town | | New Orleans |
| State | | Louisiana |
| Country | | KUWAIT |
Permanent/Home Location/Address |
| State | | AE |
| Country | | KUWAIT |
Languages |
| Primary Language | | Fluency |
| English | | Read, write and speak fluently |
Nationalities |
| Nationality By Birth | | USA |
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Experience Classification |
| Job Function | | Years Experience |
| Administrator | | 9 |
| Analyst Business | | 9 |
| Analyst Risk | | 9 |
| Area Supervisor | | 9 |
| Asset Management | | 9 |
| Industry | | Years Experience |
| Military & Defense | | 11 |
| Transportation & Logistics | | 11 |
| Government | | 11 |
Qualifications |
| Highest Qualifications | | Degree |
| Qualification | Subject | Establishment/Country | Year |
| Degree | Management | University of New Orleans, USA. | 2004 |
| HND/Diploma | 92A10 Automated Supply Logistician | U.S. Army Quartermaster School | 2000 |
Other Qualifications, Memberships, Certification
U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps
KBR Inc. |
Computer Skills and Software Used |
Microsoft Professional and Windows
U.S. Army Logistic Systems
DOD Distribution Systems |
Work Locations |
| Are you willing to move or relocate? | |
Yes - I will travel internationally
Yes - I will relocate internationally | |
Availability |
| Start Immediately? | | Available Now |
Ideal Next Job |
| Logistic or Supply Middle Level Management or Supervisory Position |
Required Salary & Conditions |
| Salary: US$ 84,000 annually |
Employment History |
| Total Years of Work Experience: | | 1 |
| Commenced Full Time Work: | | 2008 |
| Job Title: | | Logistic/Supply |
Summary |
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATION
Nine years of hands on Logistic Experience with a track of record of dedication and commitment as well as a proven ability to work efficiently under extreme pressure and working conditions. Experienced in civilian, military, contracting, and overseas aspects of Customer Service, Materials Management and Operations practices with very strong Supervisory Skills.
Offer extensive experience in all phases of Material Storage and Handling.
• Troubleshooting supply and its problems utilizing all available resources to solve them.
• Operation and functions concerning DSS, SARSS-1, ULLS-G, ULLS-A, (STAMIS equipment), programs to requisition, receive and turn-in, research for both aircraft and wheeled vehicle repair parts.
• Heavy equipment operator including forklifts and 15-passenger bus.
• Management of IAR’s / AAR’s, ROD’s, LCA’s, and monitoring CWT, OST, and IPG’s. This also includes the MRD rate, the request and receipt processing time, RWT’s concerning UND’s, “A”, “B”, and “C” and demand satisfaction.
• Offer knowledge related to procedures for ground and aircraft repair parts exchange and turn-in.
• Handling supply functions for specialized technical ground and aviation major assemblies such as engines, transmissions, etc.
• Highly knowledgeable of DA, DD, FM’s and AR’s such as the SARSS-1 End User and End User Manuals. DA 710-1, DA 710-2, 710-2-2, AR 725-50, AR 735-5, and AR 740-1, etc.
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Work Experience |
EXPERIENCE
2008 – Present KBR Camp Arifjan, Kuwait
DSS Operator/ Administration Associate and Hazmat Certifier
Supervises indirectly up to 30 Third Country Nationals (TCN).
Manages and processes all receiving and shipping functions (build, load, check, making and processing label) of Theatre Consolidation and Shipping Point for break bulk, break down, truck, container (pure and mix), ALOC pallet (Air), multipack, ITV/RFID, AMS, TCMD and Hazmat.
Manages and processes Hazmat shipping by IATA and IMO guidelines.
Train personnel on the process and procedures of shipping and load mastering truck and container.
Manages service support for yard’s functions and DLA.
2006 – 2008 CSA, Ltd. Camp Arifjan, Kuwait
System Analyst (SARSS)
Supervised directly 3 Third Country Nationals (TCN) and indirectly up to 12 TCNs at one time.
Managed and processesed 58,000 items calculated in excess of $690 million.
Key contributor in achieving $450+ million in cost avoidance during first six months.
Directed activities of the daily operations within the Stock Control Section to include trucking, Material Handling Equipment (MHE) and personnel as well as issuing Counseling Statements, Performance Appraisal/Evaluations, and Quality Control (QC) Reports of Safety and Environmental Guidelines.
Processed items from the Iraq/ Afghanistan Theater for redistribution, repair or disposal as well as daily reports of Stock Control, SARSS, productivity, Shipment Set, Dollar Values, and statistics on CONUS and OCUNUS shipments.
Trained personnel on the process and procedures of classifying items and SARSS operations.
Assisted the project managers in the contract transitioning from the previous company with Stock Control and SARSS system setups, initial system requirements, management report inquiries, and previous followed rules and guidance pertained to the Retrograde operation.
Setup and led the initial operation of Ship to Location (Storage) section of Disposition Branch. Identification and Classification of several hundred retrograde / reparable items on a day to day basis to be accounted for and re-established to the supply system while at a cost savings of $millions for the US Government.
Turned in, issued, processed and transportation coordination for Tire reutilization project with ITT-TARP (Tire Augmentation Recycling Project) such as serviceable and unserviceable issues and almost new condition code turn in to Bulk Yard.
Coordinated with the transportation section to ensure calculated volumes of transportation is provided in a timely manner for mission accomplishment
2004 – 2006 KBR Camp Arifjan, Kuwait
SARSS Operator
Supervise directly 2 Third Country Nationals (TCN) and indirectly up to 30 TCNs at one time.
Managed and processed 96,000 items calculated in excess of $1.2 billion.
Processed, directed items for Due In for Maintenance and achieved -
$30 million Cost Savings Avoidance to the customer (U.S. Army).
Processed, directed items for Forward Repair Activity such as M-1 Abrams engines, track vehicle engines, generators, transmissions and achieved $ 100 million Cost Savings Avoidance to the customer (U.S. Army).
Directed production planning and operation for tracks, road wheels, and front and rear axles shipments to CONUS and OCONUS measured to the U.S. Navy custom inspection, shipping conditioning, company’s safety and MHE regulations on trailer and up to 10K forklift usage and USDA regulations.
Directly supervised Class 2 & 4 operation, (Defense Reutilization- Management Operation) DRMO turned in, classified parts issues, and Scrap metals issues for local customers.
Directly supervised Carpentry Shop operation in fulfillment of Shipping’s empty containers, blocked container for tire shipment, filled department’s daily wood usage and wood recycle program’s, and local customer’s needs.
Directly supervised Receiving operation in turn in, issues, receiving, process, and redirected classification items to respective sections.
Supervised workforce for cleaned, packaged and processed ammunitions for reutilization project of Ammunition Supply Point.
1999-2004 Army National Guard Vermont & Louisiana
Automated Supply Logistician (92A10)
Managed and processed over 100,000 items (Maintenance & Medical) calculated of $1 billion.
Maintained calibration operation and motor pool supply for brigade size unit during regular drill and annual training periods.
Performed security details for camp installation and city of New Orleans.
Maintained supply run for battalion size unit as a supply technician and during regular drill and annual training periods in Vermont.
Hands on for light vehicle and medium transports maintenance (Reconstitution).
Performed regular maintenance inspection for motor pool.
Ran tool room for inventory, turn in, receiving and reports.
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Comments/ Hobbies/ Interests etc: |
EDUCATION
2002 – 2004 University of New Orleans Louisiana, LA
BSc. Management (Not Completed)
2000 U.S. Army Quartermaster School Fort Lee, VA
92A10 Course
1999 – 2000 U.S. Army Infantry Center Fort Benning, GA Basic Combat Training Course
1997 – 1999 Norwich University Northfield, VT
BSc. Business Management and ROTC Courses (Transferred to UNO)
1995 – 1997 Rice Memorial High School South Burlington, VT
Diploma
PROFICIENCY
Computers:
Microsoft Office Professional (Word, Excel, Power Point, Access, Outlook and Internet Explorer), MS Windows (95/98, XP and NT), Borland C++, and Visual Basic 5
Logistics:
PLL/ TAMMS, ULLS-G, SARSS, SAMMS, DSS, WAREHOUSE and ULLS-S4
Others:
Certified 10K and below forklift operator, 15 passengers van licensed, certified ammunition handler and ammunition logistical support, trained light wheel mechanic, bilingual in English and Indonesian, and certified weapons training and self-defense techniques. Hazmat qualified for Dangerous Goods with IATA and IMO.
HONOR/ AWARD
June 2003 National Maintenance Training Center Camp Dodge, IA
Certificate of Achievement
March 2002 Louisiana Army National Guard Jackson Barracks, LA
Commendation Medal
AFFILIATION
KBR Inc., 2008 - Present
Combat Support Associates, 2006 - 2008
Kellogg Brown & Root – Halliburton, 2004 - 2006
Louisiana Army National Guard, 2001 – 2008
Army/ Air Technician Union, Local R1-175, 2000 – 2001
Vermont Army National Guard, 2000 – 2001
U.S. Quartermaster Corps Regiment, 2001 – 2008
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