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1ST LIEUTENANT, TRANSPORTATION OFFICER
Professional Summary
Efficient transportation logistics professional well-versed in materials management and inventory reconciliation. Highly organized and detail-oriented with a talent for accurate shipment tracking and problem resolution. Transportation Logistics Coordinator knowledgeable about logistics analysis, scheduling and inventory management. Holds active Secret Security Clearance and valid Georgia driver's license. Logistics Manager with over two years overseeing operations, transportation, distribution and logistics. Trained facilitator with outstanding interpersonal and negotiation skills. Posses exceptional analytical, problem-solving and interpersonal skills. Seeks a position in logistics management offering challenging growth opportunities in a fast-paced professional environment.
Skills
  • Materials accountability
  • Training and development
  • Natural mentor
  • Superior negotiation skills
  • Excellent time management
  • Skilled multi-tasker
  • Microsoft Office
  • Data entry expert
  • Deadline-driven
  • Proactive
  • Communication Skills
  • Typing
  • Computer Savy
Work History
1st Lieutenant, Transportation Officer06/2012 to Current
Army National Guard-547th Transportation Company – Washington, DC
    Based on Commander's guidance, I develop objectives and goals for the platoon in support of the mission and I coordinate with and delegate tasks to platoon and section sergeants to accomplish goals in the most efficient manner. I am responsible for the functional planning, coordination, procurement and control of the movement of materiel, personnel, and personal property on military transport; and the correlation of all facets of transportation pertaining to water, air, highway, rail and multi-modal transport systems including the assessment of transportation capabilities and the integration of transport functions, facilities, and plans. I constantly review and analyze logistic policies and procedures to streamline processes. Most importantly, I am responsible for the health and welfare of over 50 Soldiers. Other responsibilities include: Convoy Commander: This includes giving safety briefs, conducting vehicle and personnel equipment check, coordinate and supervise marshalling and out-loading of the unit enforcing the rules of the road, and unit movement planning. UMO (Unit Movement Officer): Overall responsible for planning and execution of any movement performed by the unit to include establishing roadway usability and providing traffic management as a highway regulation planner. I am also responsible for coordinating with government and civilian airlines, trains (rails), and vessels to conduct troop movement. Ex: SDDC, PSA, CSX, SMCC, CRAF. Train Soldiers in realistic deployment situations in moving elements (vehicles). Prepare the unit's passenger or cargo manifest based on mode of transportation and planned transport vehicles allocated. Other duties include writing performance counseling statements and NCO Evaluation Reports (NCOERs), maintaining accountability of soldiers and sensitive items, and coordinating military events, writing operation orders and executing missions, performing duties as Safety Officer and Sexual Harassment Officer and other duties as assigned. Other duties include:

  • Gathered, logged and monitored all shipping data.
  • Monitored the workshop work flow for over 50 soldiers.
  • Supervised the work of 200 transportation personnel.
  • Prioritized order security, accuracy and on-time pickup and delivery.
  • Updated the database with changes in carrier status.
  • Received all imported goods and checked product condition and count.
  • Conducted research on logistics operations, including literature reviews, interviews and site visits.
  • Wrote reports and gave oral presentations to keep employees up-to-date on company goals and achievements.
Supervisor 1st Lieutenant/Platoon Leader Transportation Officer06/2012 to Current
Army National Guard-547th Transportation Company – Washington, United States
  • Desired locations: United States - VA United States - DC Based on Commander's guidance, I develop objectives and goals for the platoon in support of the mission and I coordinate with and delegate tasks to platoon and section sergeants to accomplish goals in the most efficient manner.
  • I am responsible for the functional planning, coordination, procurement and control of the movement of materiel, personnel, and personal property on military transport; and the correlation of all facets of transportation pertaining to water, air, highway, rail and multi-modal transport systems including the assessment of transportation capabilities and the integration of transport functions, facilities, and plans.
  • I constantly review and analyze logistic policies and procedures to streamline processes.
  • Most importantly, I am responsible for the health and welfare of over 50 Soldiers.
  • Other responsibilities include: Convoy Commander: This includes giving safety briefs, conducting vehicle and personnel equipment check, coordinate and supervise marshalling and out-loading of the unit enforcing the rules of the road, and unit movement planning.
  • UMO (Unit Movement Officer): Overall responsible for planning and execution of any movement performed by the unit to include establishing roadway usability and providing traffic management as a highway regulation planner.
  • I am also responsible for coordinating with government and civilian airlines, trains (rails), and vessels to conduct troop movement.
  • Ex: SDDC, PSA, CSX, SMCC, CRAF.
  • Train Soldiers in realistic deployment situations in moving elements (vehicles).
  • Prepare the unit's passenger or cargo manifest based on mode of transportation and planned transport vehicles allocated.
  • Other duties include writing performance counseling statements and NCO Evaluation Reports (NCOERs), maintaining accountability of soldiers and sensitive items, and coordinating military events, writing operation orders and executing missions, performing duties as Safety Officer and Sexual Harassment Officer and other duties as assigned.
Senior ROTC Battalion Personnel08/2010 to 06/2012
Georgia Military College – Milledgeville, United States, GA
  • Provide admin support to include typing memorandums and pass forms, assisting in properly completing accession paperwork, personnel forms and travel vouchers, assist with DTS and MyPay questions and assists in the distribution of mail to over 400 Cadets.
  • Created an Excel spreadsheet that keeps track of personnel by units.
  • Computes GPA and other Merit Listing requirements.
  • Develops and analyzes reports for Battalion Commander and briefs findings.
  • Extremely computer literate and proficient with the use of all office equipment to include fax, scanners and copiers.
SAM/CCR Helpdesk Representative08/2013 to 09/2014
GSA – Montgomery, AL
  • As a System for Awards Management (SAM) help desk representative, it was my responsibility to assist vendors in registering in order to secure potential government contracts.
  • I was instrumental in assisting with the migration from CCR to SAM and educating customers on navigation, basic operation, and registration in the "new" system.
  • This job required individuals to be able to write effectively, have excellent problem-solving skills, multi-task, set priorities, and comprehend the difficult system.
Education
Associate of Science: Organizational LeadershipMay 2014Auburn University at Montgomery- Montgomery, ALGPA: GPA: 2.9 GPA: 4.0GPA: 2.9 GPA: 4.0 Organizational Leadership

At Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM), I am able to correlate my leadership experience that I use in my Army National Guard duties. Also, taking this major has taught me how to handle certain situations and the different types of leadership. Having the classroom experience and the actual experience has definitely made me a better leader. This major is usually only given at the Doctorates level of education; however, AUM offers this degree at a Bachelors level. 
At Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM)- I am able to correlate my leadership experience that I use in my Army National Guard duties. Also, taking this major has taught me how to handle certain situations and the different types of leadership. Having the classroom experience and the actual experience has definitely made me a better leader. This major is usually only given at the Doctorates level of education; however, AUM offers this degree at a Bachelors level. I graduated on
Associate of Arts: General StudiesJune 2012Georgia Military College- Milledgeville, GAGPA: GPA: 3.0 GPA: 4.0GPA: 3.0 GPA: 4.0 General Studies
References
  • LTC Kenneth Williams -30 Years Logistician Professional US Army, Battalion Commander 912)401-1077 kenneth.williams2@us.army.mil CPT Whittington (*)- 10 Years Transportation Officer US ARMY ALABAMA NATIONAL GUARD, CAPTAIN 334)477-3792 Major Christopher Johnson US Army, Battalion Executive Officer Additional Information: Certified Unit Movement Officer (UMO), Fort Lee, VA (AUG 2014) TC-AIMS II FUNCTIONAL USER, Fort Lee, VA (AUG 2014) Types at 50 WPM; Completed Leaders Training Course (LTC)-Fort Knox- (Jun 2012) Completed Advanced Leaders Development and Assessment Course (LDAC) - Fort Lewis, Washington - (Jun 2011).
Certifications
  • Certified Unit Movement Officer (UMO), Fort Lee, VA (AUG 2014)
  •  TC-AIMS II FUNCTIONAL USER, Fort Lee, VA (AUG 2014) 
  • Completed Leaders Training Course (LTC)-Fort Knox- (Jun 2012)
  • Completed Advanced Leaders Development and Assessment Course (LDAC) - Fort Lewis, Washington - (Jun 2011) 
  •  Commissioned as a 2LT in the Army National Guard (1JUN 2012) 100-hours Community Service Award (Jan 2012) 
  • Army Achievement Metal (AAM)(Jun 2013)(OCT 2014)
  •  Physical Fitness Award (Mar 2014) (SEPT 2014)
  •  Security Clearance: Active Secret Obtained 
Skills
streamline, Army, basic, Bachelors, computer literate, contracts, counseling, DTS, DC, fax, forms, functional, government, help desk, leadership, Excel, mail, migration, navigation, office equipment, personnel, copiers, policies, problem-solving skills, processes, procurement, Safety, scanners, spreadsheet, transportation, typing
Additional Information
  • Commissioned as a 2LT in the Army National Guard (1JUN 2012) 100-hours Community Service Award (Jan 2012) Army Achievement Metal (AAM)(Jun 2013)(OCT 2014) Physical Fitness Award (Mar 2014) (SEPT 2014) Security Clearance: Active Secret Obtained
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Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

  • Army National Guard-547th Transportation Company
  • Georgia Military College
  • GSA

School Attended

  • Auburn University at Montgomery
  • At Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM)
  • Georgia Military College

Job Titles Held:

  • 1st Lieutenant, Transportation Officer
  • Supervisor 1st Lieutenant/Platoon Leader Transportation Officer
  • Senior ROTC Battalion Personnel
  • SAM/CCR Helpdesk Representative

Degrees

  • Associate of Science : Organizational Leadership May 2014
    Associate of Arts : General Studies June 2012

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