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FLEET MANAGER/PRODUCTION CONTROL
Summary

US Army veteran with proven analytical skills, process improvement and leadership experience. A results-oriented Supervisor with a diverse background in management and customer service. Capable of utilizing logical/methodical approach to achieving requirements. Dedicated to providing excellent customer service and making operational and procedural improvements through knowledge of ISO 9001 and Six Sigma practices. Possess strong commitment to a team environment with the ability to effectively manage personnel to ensure the team sustains the highest level of customer service and customer account management.

Highlights
  • Team management
  • Customer service-oriented
  • Deadline-oriented
  • Results-oriented
  • Self-directed
  • Time management
  • Operations management
  • Conflict resolution techniques
  • Skilled multi-tasker
  • Strong problem solver
  • Strong interpersonal skills
  • Critical thinker
  • Performance tracking and evaluation
  • Procedure development
Experience
Fleet Manager/Production Control04/2009 to 09/2013SAIC, JLI-KU MRAPMina Abdullah, Kuwait
  • Responsible for managing up to twenty Maintenance Leads and their workloads to effectively and efficiently control the MRAP variants throughout the maintenance repair cycle to meet production goals set by Management and government entities.
  • Worked with leads, supervisors and managers to identify and implement Production Control processes for compliance to the ISO 9001:2008 standard.Provided on the job training and mentoring to new persons within the Production Control section.
  • Partnered with on-site OEMs and DOD personnel to ensure all missions, regardless of organization, were successful.
  • Offered feedback to executive-level management on mission effectiveness, strategy for executions and initiatives to increase productivity.
  • Coached and mentored staff by offering constructive feedback and taking interest in their professional growth.
  • Plan, coordinate, track, manage parts and locations for up to 2,000 vehicles by variant to ensure mission requirements and deadlines are achieved.
  • Conduct causative research and analysis of parts on hand and parts ordered to ensure vehicles entering the maintenance processes meet parts requirements for initiation.
  • Inventory control and accuracy.
  • Develop and administer production plan and schedules as they relate to mission requirements parts analysis. Coordinate with parts expeditors to ensure timely acquisition of back ordered or contractually hindered parts.
  • Opening and closure of warehouse locations and work orders.
  • Tracking, verification and ordering of all identified parts required from Technical Inspections (initial, in progress and final).
Maintenance Lead01/2008 to 04/2009SAICMina Abdullah, Kuwait
  • Managed the daily workflow and provided oversight and technical expertise to a team of 10-15 employees.
  • Managed the day-to-day tactical and long-term activities within the section.
  • Verified all maintenance and de-processing activities were conducted by the team in accordance with appropriate process, procedures, technical requirements and all identified repairs are resolved to industry or military standards.
  • Conducted performance reviews and provided on the job training for performance improvement.
  • Responsible for Quality Control of team members.
  • Coordinate and manage all MRAP variant maintenance and de-processing activities.
  • Conduct/Coordinate parts research with production control to ensure parts keep up with the production rate.
  • Ensure all team members are adhering to appropriate safety practices to prevent loss of work and injury.
  • Report to Maintenance leadership on vehicle status reports, first time pass rate (FTPR) and the identification of maintenance trends.
  • Conduct daily progress checks to monitor the quality of work being conducted and ensure maintenance activities are completed accurately and in accordance with mission requirements and maintenance standards. Provide on the job training to personnel on new variants, vehicle upgrades and process changes as appropriate.
  • Ensure all vehicle faults were completed and the vehicle packet accuracy prior to being submitted to Quality Control for inspection.
  • Participate in vessel downloading of new production vehicles arriving at the Seaport of Debarkation (SPOD).
Quality Assurance/Quality Control Technical Inspector07/2007 to 01/2008ITT SystemsCamp Arifjan, Kuwait
  • Conduct Quality Assurance\Quality Control (QA/QC) Technical Inspections with ability to knowledgably and accurately make acceptance and rejection decisions on vehicles prior to submission to the United States Government (USG) for Final Inspection.
  • Conduct all technical inspections required by mission (initial, interim and final) on multiple variants of wheeled and track tactical vehicles.
  • Ensure maintenance activities and all technical inspections are completed in accordance with the organization's Quality Control Plan (QCP) and contractual requirements Inspection of a broad range of vehicle variants (both wheeled and track) for dimensional accuracy, proper maintenance repairs, appropriate calibration requirements and elimination of all faults Use precision measuring instruments, schematics, Army Regulations (AR), Technical Manuals (TM), and Test Measurement Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) for accurate evaluation and inspection assessments Assists in determining if item is economically repairable Provide Subject Matter Expertise (SME) to mechanics to ensure vehicle repairs are conducted in accordance with mission requirements (i.e.
  • 10/20 Standard, FMC, or FMC+) Test and operate vehicles and equipment and observe for evidence of abnormal operation.
  • Operate vehicles in conjunction with maintenance activities.
  • Interpret schematic and wiring diagrams to ensure proper installation and repairs have been conducted.
  • Determine extent of corrective action and repair parts procedures required were completed to standards.
  • Validate all equipment paperwork and packets are complete and accurate to eliminate the potential of first pass fails based on documentation errors.
Acting Maintenance Supervisor/ Maintenance Lead04/2005 to 07/2007ITT Systems DivisionCamp Arifjan, Kuwait
  • Performed the role of Maintenance Supervisor, at the request of management, for a period of 90-days.
  • Oversaw the daily operations of the maintenance shop and fully responsible for the production output of 20 maintenance bays, four (4) shop leads and over 100 mechanics.
  • Maintenance production and work load reporting Identification, tracking and reconciliation of issues that would prevent established completion dates from being achieved.
  • Employee concerns and issues Mission planning to include current and future planning Promoted from Bay Lead to Shop Lead in which responsibilities expanded from a single bay's production to the oversight of 10 Mechanic Bay Leads and their overall production requirements and productivity.
  • Order and acquired parts for the Bay Leads Track parts ordered for long ECDs Monitor and report daily production requirements to production management and the customer.
Track and Wheel Mechanic06/2004 to 04/2005ITT Systems DivisionCamp Arifjan, Kuwait
  • Ensure vehicles are repaired and maintained at a high state of readiness.
  • Troubleshot vehicles to determine repairs needed and repair faults identified from initial inspections as appropriate.
  • Extensive knowledge in reading schematics, repair manuals and military publications to ensure repairs are made correctly.
  • Troubleshoots and performs 10/20 level maintenance on internal combustion engines and accessories, power trains, and chassis components of track vehicles and pre-fielded military equipment to include, but not limited to: M113A3, M88, M60A1, M2 and M3 vehicles and subsystems to component level.
  • Ordered and identified parts as required for repairs.
  • Plans work procedure, using charts, technical manuals, and experience Repair and overhaul all types of track and wheeled vehicles.
  • Removed components such as engines, transmissions, and differentials, using wrenches and hoist.
  • Disassembled units and inspected for wear using micrometers, calipers.
  • Repairs or replaces parts, such as bearings, seals, gears, and universal joints using mechanics hand tools.
  • Repair track vehicle using battlefield damage assessment and repair.
Education
Bachelor's studies: Major: Economics / Minor: Finance University of MissouriSt. Louis, MO

Degree Completed: No

Skills

ISO 9001, documentation, inventory control, leadership, mentoring, performance reviews, personnel, processes, production management, progress, Quality Assurance, reporting, research, safety, Supervisor, work flow and process improvement.

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Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

  • SAIC, JLI-KU MRAP
  • SAIC
  • ITT Systems
  • ITT Systems Division

School Attended

  • University of Missouri

Job Titles Held:

  • Fleet Manager/Production Control
  • Maintenance Lead
  • Quality Assurance/Quality Control Technical Inspector
  • Acting Maintenance Supervisor/ Maintenance Lead
  • Track and Wheel Mechanic

Degrees

  • Bachelor's studies : Major: Economics / Minor: Finance

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