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FIELD SAFETY REPRESENTATIVE
Summary

Talented operations manager skilled in distribution, production and process control. Possesses a high degree of integrity and an outstanding work ethic, as well as strong leadership qualities. Comprehensive knowledge of project and program management techniques. Natural leader driven to motivate teams to exceed business goals and targets while under pressure.

Highlights
  • Strategic planning
  • Procedure development
  • Inventory control
  • Troubleshooting and problem solving
  • Microsoft Office Suite expert
  • Systems implementation
  • Multi-unit operations management
  • Contract review and recommendations
Experience
MBI Energy Services IncBelfield, NDField Safety Representative09/2012 to Current
  • Work with company employees and contractors (drivers and mechanics) to prevent incidents through: coaching, mentoring, training, encouraging, teaching safe work practices by ensuring each employee understands the critical nature of being safe while performing their duties in the oil field. Work incidents as they occur, taking statements, photographs, conducting investigations and scene preservation, traffic control and management along with working with local authorities through to completion. Manage and issue PPE to employees in the office or on location. In addition responsibility for compliance with the MBWS HSE policy and procedures manual, DOT compliance, OSHA compliance, EPA Compliance, state and local laws. Specialized training includes HAZWOPER 40, OSHA 10 general industry, risk management, First Responder, First Aid and CPR certified, AED trained and certified, confined space trained, and HM 232 H2S certified. As part of my employment I have attended safety training with several of the major oil production companies as required to work on their sites.
US ARMYFort Snelling, MNProperty Accounting Technician05/2007 to 05/2012
  • Served as senior property book warrant coaching, training and mentoring of 7 warrant officers and 65 supply sergeants in the management of Army Property, inventories, requesting and receiving supplies and equipment supporting up to 6900 soldiers nearly 700 million dollars of equipment under management. Senior warrant officer mentor in the brigade for all warrant officers. Logistics Readiness Officer (USR Review), Mobilization planning and deployment assistance, Fuel Card Management, Food Service Management (FSMS) GPC Billing and Approval Official, Training Support Request (TSR) and equipment resourcing for mobilization and training. Contracting Officer Representative (COR). Transportation Coordinator for current operations to include transfers and disposition of property. Weekly tracking and management of property transfers and other dispositions. Command Supply Discipline Program manager and evaluator. Expert in the use of all logistics management reporting systems and input. Alternate command maintenance management training and reporting officer. HAZMAT trained and certified for spill response and material handling. Container inspector training for command container program. Recovered nearly 20 million dollars worth of equipment by assisting units with inventories, storage location troubles, inventory adjustments, updates and assistance with identifying equipment. Initiated and managed Operational Needs Statements(ONS) equipment approval process at the brigade, reviewed and advised the staff on the status relating to the approval or disapproval of these requests. Equipment coordinator for 2 Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and High Yield Explosive (CBRNE) Consequence Management Reaction Force (CCMRF) units in the command. Provided onsite training to improve equipment reporting and readiness, improve maintenance posture and SAMS reporting by assisting command maintenance officer. Completed the modular MTOE conversion for the property Management and Maintenance for the NEB units. Managed property relocation from Des Moines IA to Ft Snelling, MN as well deployment of equipment world wide. Maintained government travel card in order to facilitate travel which accounted 50 percent of my work.
US ARMYFort Snelling, MNProperty Accounting Technician11/2005 to 05/2007
  • Served as the senior property book warrant officer responsible for coaching, training and mentoring of 11 warrant officers, 75 supply sergeants 9 battalion maintenance NCO's. Managed and performed Army Property inventories, requisition, receipt for supplies and storage solutions for equipment supporting approximately 9000 soldiers. Duties included Warrant Officer Mentor for the command, Logistics Readiness Officer (USR Review), Mobilization planning and deployment assistance using MPDV, Fuel Card Management, Food Service Management (FSMS),Training Support Request (TSR) reviewer and equipment resourcing for mobilization and training. Supervised and reviewed Contracting
  • requests and the (COR) processes, Transportation Coordination for of property transfers and other dispositions, mobilization, deployments and annual training events. Managed and performed weekly status updates by tracking of lateral transfers and turn ins for the command. Command Supply Discipline Program monitor and evaluator. Excelled in the use of logistics management reporting systems and input, supervised maintenance management training and reporting. HAZMAT trained and certified for spill response and material handling. Recovered several million dollars worth of equipment by assisting units with storage location troubles, inventory corrections, updates and assistance and NCO's in the command. Implemented MPDV in the RSG for mobilization and training. Served two commands simultaneously standing up the Northern Engineer Brigade and supported the 644th RSG. I was assisted by only two FTUS staff members. As other S4 staff were deployed and/or transferred to the NEB. Managed GPC program while performing as an approver and billing official with 8 card holders.Also held a Government purchase card as backup for the units and the headquarters. Supporting 644th RSG and NEB units with supplies and Food service while reestablishing GPC program in the NEB. Managed the modular MTOE conversion for 6 Engineer Battalions improving deploy ability and property management and maintenance posture for the Northern Engineer Brigade (NEB). Developed and managed budget for the 644th RSG and 372nd NEB. Specialized training included Accident Avoidance training, Composite risk management, and the Commander Safety course and driver assessment and training. Maintained government travel card with 50 percent of my duties required travel.
US ArmyFort Snelling, MNProperty Book Officer05/2004 to 11/2005
  • Served as the senior property book warrant officer responsible for coaching, training and mentoring of 1 warrant officer, 5 supply sergeants 3 battalion maintenance NCO's. Managed and performed Army Property inventories, requisition, receipt for supplies and storage solutions for equipment supporting approximately 1000 soldiers. Duties included Warrant Officer Mentor for the command, Logistics Readiness Officer (USR Review), Mobilization planning and deployment assistance using MPDV, Fuel Card Management, Food Service Management (FSMS),Training Support Request (TSR) reviewer and equipment resourcing for mobilization and training. Supervised and reviewed Contracting
  • requests and the (COR) processes, Transportation Coordination for of property transfers and other dispositions, mobilization, deployments and annual training events. Managed and performed weekly status updates by tracking of lateral transfers and turn ins for the command. Command Supply Discipline Program monitor and evaluator. Excelled in the use of logistics management reporting systems and input, supervised maintenance management training and reporting. HAZMAT trained and certified for spill response and material handling. Recovered several million dollars worth of equipment by assisting units with storage location troubles, inventory corrections, updates and assistance and NCO's in the command. Implemented Mobilization Planning Data Validator in the RSG for mobilization and training. Served two commands while in the Battalion simultaneously reported to the 644th RSG. I was assisted by only two FTUS staff members. Managed GPC program while performing as an approver and billing official with 4 card holders supporting units with supplies and Food service while reestablished the GPC program. Created and managed budget for the battalion, Specialized training included Accident Avoidance training, Composite risk management, and the Commander Safety course and driver assessment and training. Maintained government travel card with 30 percent of my duties required travel.
US ArmyHarvey, NHProperty Book Officer12/1999 to 05/2004
  • Mobilized and deployed to Kuwait with the 368th Engineer Battalion in February 2003 – April 2004. During the deployment process the battalion deployed all of their MTOE authorized assets and personnel. When mobilizing the soldiers required top down uniform updates to Desert Camouflage Uniforms, boots and other similarly camouflaged OCIE and CDE. This required the property book section to process and manages over 2000 requisitions. Established support for all classes of supply within the first 72 hours in theater. Maintained theater asset visibility for the battalion and its subordinate units assigned and attached. Performed daily status update briefs, monitored supply chain to ensure supplies and equipment continued to flow to our battalion and supported units. Reviewed Field Ordering Officer(FOO) purchases to ensure property accountability was established and maintained. During redeployment implemented and executed Stay-Behind-Equipment(SBE) and Relief in Place and Transfer of Authority(RIP/TOA). In addition created one of the first multi-compo units in the force structure reporting directly to United States Army Corps of Engineers(USACE). This is a three star command and I worked closely with the PBO in that command to update equipment and field the new engineer kipper tool kits. I worked closely force development personnel at the 94th Regional Support Command to obtain the most up to date equipment and fielding's. My day to day duties and responsibilities also include many the same listed above.
Education
Property and Inventory Management2000US Army Quartermaster School, FT Lee, VA, USA
Military Technical Studies2000US Army Warrant Officer School, Ft Rucker, AL, USA
Automated Logistics Specialist1987US Army Quartermaster School, Ft Lee, VA, USA
Motor Transportation19835042nd USAR School, Ft Snelling, MN, USA
Material Storage and Handling1982US Army Quartermaster School, Ft Lee, VA
High School Diploma:General Business1981Blaine Sr High School, Blaine, MN, USA
Business ManagementCollege of Lake County, Grayslake, IL, USA
Awards

Meritorious Service Medal (1 Oak Leaf Clusters)

Army Commendation Medal(5 Oak Leaf Clusters)

Army Achievement Medal (3 Oak Leaf Clusters)

Global War on Terror Service Medal

Global War on Terror Expeditionary Medal

Good Conduct Medal 7

National Defense Service Medal (Numeral 2)

Armed Forces Reserve Medal (Hourglass and "M" Devices)

Army Service Ribbon

Reserve Component Overseas Service Ribbon

Additional Information
  • Life and Health Insurance Producers License State of Illinois, Minnesota
  • Securities License 6 & 63 State of Illinois, Minnesota
  • HAZWOPER 40 Jan 13
  • OSHA 10 General industry SEP 12
  • First Responder SEP 12
  • First Aid and CPR SEP 12
  • AED Sep 12
  • Accident Avoidance Training Mar 12
  • Commercial Vehicle Defensive Driver Training SEP 12
  • HM 232 H2S Certification SEP 12
  • Confined Space training SEP 12
  • HAZMAT Emergency Spill Response Training 80 Sep 2002
  • HAZMAT Emergency Spill Response Training 40 Refresher Sep 2004
  • HAZMAT Storage and Handling 32 Dec 10
  • Container Inspection and Management AIPDMO OCT 10
  • TC-AIIMS II JUL 2007
  • HAZMAT Very Small Quantity Generator training(Ramsey county) Jul 97
  • Composite Risk Management Feb 10
  • Commanders Safety Course Feb 10
  • Air Brake Inspection and Adjustment Sep 12
  • Motor Transportation Specialist 88M SEP 1984
  • MHE 2000 to 10000 lb Forklifts Aug 1982
Skills

SPECIAL SKILLS: USED AUTOMATED SYSTEMS, DATABASES AND COMPUTER APPLICATIONS to effectively and efficiently perform property management and administrative duties. Used PBUSE system to enter, update and track the equipment, manage inventories, produce hand receipts, process catalog updates, property adjustments and produce program reports for management review. Developed and managed supporting documentation using Microsoft Word, Excel, Pure Edge and .pdf forms. Used electronic mail system to prepare, distribute and respond to critical program correspondence.

DISPLAYED STRONG COMMUNICATION AND CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS by providing quick and effective responses to customer and employee inquiries, problems and requests. Addressed

organizational issues with all levels of personnel and exchanged information about property book, maintenance functions and programs within and above our organization. Counseled and advised personnel regarding the application of process property accounting process and assistance. Provide consistent information according to established policies and procedures. Skillfully prioritized work to multi-task, accommodate urgent requests and meet all deadlines. Consistently communicated and treated all personnel in a courteous, tactful and respectful manner.


Manage, direct and coordinate the FINANCIAL LIABILITY INVESTIGATION OF PROPERTY LOSS (FLIPL) program within our organization. Ensure compliance with all regulations, procedures and complete collection actions for indebtedness to the government. Develop and share information with other investigative officers and initiators to ensure all aspects of the loss were addressed in the reports and investigations. Periodically work with local authorities, the Army Criminal Investigating Division, the Judge Advocate General and other external organizations. Examine, evaluate and manage records, physical or electronic, and conduct research using a variety of equipment databases.


ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Frequently recognized by superiors as a SME in property management and logistics. Gained extensive knowledge relating to the accuracy of property accounting through validation using numerous property management and accounting system databases such as the Logistic Information warehouse (LIW), SLAMIS for catalog issues, FMSWeb for property authorizations and ILAP for requisitions. Increasingly applies knowledge to assist personnel and completing all deadlines and processes. HMIS, MSDS and Modification Work Order systems and management.


CONDUCTED RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS OF UNIT READINESS. Continuously reviewed, analyzed and evaluated property on hand balances, substitution and fielding coordination and activities. Reviewed, collected, analyzed and evaluated data to determine if more efficient or cost effective distribution could be used. Identified problem areas and issues; recommended solutions to problems and improvements to overall operations.


RESEARCHED, DETERMINED AND ENSURED ALL CSDP PROGRAM WERE IN COMPLIANCE with Army regulations, procedures, sound management practices and effective use of staff. Analyzed and interpreted new or proposed guidance or regulations to determine impact on overall property management and workload requirements. Advised peers and subordinates regarding changes in policies or procedures. Analyzed, evaluated and advised leadership on effective and efficient organization, methods and procedures.


CREATING AND MAINTAINING STAFF LOGISTICS RECORDS, COMMUNICATIONS, FILES, FORMS AND DOCUMENTATION. Evaluates information requirements and ensures appropriate procedures for the maintenance of records and supporting documentation. Led PBO's and supply sergeants to review daily correspondence and assure organized and accurate filing of supporting documentation; also evaluated records of soon-to-be-deployed soldiers to make sure soldier equipment files were being maintained in PBUSE, and CIF-ISM were current.

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Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

  • MBI Energy Services Inc
  • US ARMY
  • US Army

School Attended

  • US Army Quartermaster School
  • US Army Warrant Officer School
  • 5042nd USAR School
  • Blaine Sr High School
  • College of Lake County

Job Titles Held:

  • Field Safety Representative
  • Property Accounting Technician
  • Property Book Officer

Degrees

  • Property and Inventory Management 2000
    Military Technical Studies 2000
    Automated Logistics Specialist 1987
    Motor Transportation 1983
    Material Storage and Handling 1982
    High School Diploma : General Business 1981
    Business Management

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