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LOGISTICS OPERATIONS MANAGER/SAFETY OFFICER 108TH AIR DEFENSE ARTILLERY BRIGADE
Experience
Logistics Operations Manager/Safety Officer 108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade
January 2015 to January 2015U.S. Army － Fort Bragg, NC
  • COL.
  • Sean A.
  • Gainey 910-907-5172, sean.gainey@us.army.mil Senior Technical Advisor to Brigade Commander and primary staff on logistics, maintenance, and parts accountability.
  • Supervise a team of maintenance experts analyzing and reporting data from SAMS-E1 and other databases, performing studies to identify most efficient processes to increase brigade readiness.
  • Serve as safety officer with duties and responsibilities of inspection of survey workplaces.
  • Inspections consisted of ensuring safety processes or products for compliance a broad range of safety and occupational health regulations, principles, practices and procedures, laws, regulations, standards, and techniques (state and federal regulations, Department of the Army, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
  • Conducts comprehensive evaluations of work operations/work processes to evaluate and accesses hazardous exposures (i.e.
  • data for noise and environmental ventilation samplings/measurement.
  • Serve as the technical expert to advice on workplace design/modifications that mitigate hazardous risks for accident prevention.
  • Operations include storage, handling, transportation, and use of hazardous materials to include ammunition, radioactive materials and lead-based paint and asbestos.
  • Serve consultant, responsible for providing policy analysis on a wide variety of occupational health and safety programs with the scope of logistical operations.
  • Provide recommendations, advice and guidance to senior level officials on all aspects of safety and occupational health.
  • Develop policy for hazardous material handling and instructional memorandums.
  • Monitor monthly equipment maintenance and service schedules for accuracy and completeness in accordance with established policies and procedures for Safety and Occupational wellness.
  • Conduct daily Support Operations briefings with staff member.
  • Led facility, safety and occupational healthy, projects with comprehensive factors requiring multi-tasking, attention to detail, independent planning, organization and implementation of processes, products and certification projects.
  • Independently develop and assist in the development of policy, supplements, and program instruction affecting the logistical and safety and occupational support operations in such areas as supply management, and property accountability and logistical operations.
  • Develops and applies methods, techniques and strategic plans to mitigate or eliminate unsafe working conditions; recommends measures to control or eliminate hazards and safety violations.
  • Directs and monitor logistics processes for operational progress to prevent delays of critical parts and knowledgeable of supply system and supply operations.
  • Conducts numerous command inspections.
  • Conduct periodic and special staff visits throughout the command, rendering staff assistance for the resolution of logistical deficiencies to assure timely and adequate logistical services.
  • Advises and orients higher echelons as to logistical status, support and type required.
  • Inspect property records, hand receipts and related documents.
  • Plans and conduct day to day work in accordance with the overall objectives established.
  • Provide technical guidance and advice for live fire training, electronic repair and operations, off duty and family recreation.
  • Resolve conflicts as they arise, integrates and coordinates the work with others as necessary, routinely informs the Deputy Commanding Officer of any operational issues.
  • Attends and participates in conferences and meetings at higher echelon as well as subordinate levels of command.
Air Missile Defense Advisor
January 2015 to May 2010
  • Saudi Arabia, LTC Jimmy T.
  • Douglas 915 217 6954, jimmy.douglas@us.army.mil Serve as the Senior Technical Advisor and subject matter expert performing the full range of complex logistical support for material maintenance systems.
  • Executed command, and control advising the commander and staff of the Royal Saudi Air Defense Force (RSADF) on modernization, maintenance and sustainment operations.
  • Integrate contractors, consultants, the United States Army, and Department of Defense Foreign Military Sale efforts.
  • Coordinated combined, arms operations, coalition exercises, and sustainment operations with land Forces and Air Defense Forces Advisors.
  • Advise the RSADF, on equipment repair, maintenance, and modifications of Air Defense systems, auxiliary equipment, and tool kits.
  • Knowledgeable of supply system and supply operations, conduct numerous command inspections.
  • Advise RSADF leadership on the Patriot, Hawk, and automotive system maintenance and logistics.
  • Conducted Assistant visits 5th and 6th Group Air Defense units to assess maintenance training and readiness status.
  • Planned coordinated successful integration with contractors, and Foreign Military Sales for installation of the Shared Early Warning System for all RSADF units throughout the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
  • Planned coordinated and conducted 6 weeks of Maintenance training for the Royal Saudi Air Defense Forces 5th and 6th Air Defense Groups.
  • Identified and recognized hazards in existing systems, equipment, facilities, processes, operations and procedures.
  • Recommended and directed changes to improve shop safety conditions.
  • Develop methods which integrate safety performance into the goals, daily maintenance operations.
  • Use written and graphic materials, presentations and other communication media to recommend hazard controls and hazard control policies, procedures and programs to decision making personnel.
  • Provided results of evaluation assessments, including recommended adjustments and changes to hazard controls or hazard control programs, to individuals or organizations responsible for their management and implementation.
  • Develop unit maintenance libraries with current information and proper destruction of excess, worn and outdated materials.
  • Train soldiers how to establish and monitor stock levels.
  • Establish procedures for processing and coordinating visit requests for outside organizations to the Command and certifying clearances of official visitors and Saudi soldiers attending school.
Logistics Operation Manager/Safety Officer
January 2006 to January 2015U.S. Army － Fort Bragg, NC
  • LTC Mark A.
  • Holler 254-288-7554, mark.a.holler@us.army.mil.
  • Planned, coordinated and synchronized the re-stationing of 108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade Headquarters from Fort Bliss, Texas to Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
  • Coordinated and acquired infrastructure, training facilities, and installation support.
  • Provide technical advice, guidance and assistance on transportation and traffic management aspects of the movement of Army unit.
  • Prepare movement planning guidance involving mode transportability requirements.
  • Ensure accuracy of and accountability of property, equipment and supplies from Fort Bliss, Texas to Fort Bragg, NC.
  • Supervise equipment Enhanced Deep Maintenance Program concurrently with transfer of battalion Patriot equipment and induction of battalion equipment into the Left behind Equipment program.
  • Interface and partner with Army Missile Command, Tank Automotive Command, Air Missile Command, Communication Electronic Command, Department Of Logistics, and Defense Logistics Acquisition representatives to solve challenging maintenance and supply issues that affected readiness.
  • Advises and orients higher echelons as to logistical status, support and type required.
  • Inspect property records, hand receipts and related documents.
  • Provide on the spot advice and assistance to unit personnel in correcting maintenance and supply deficiencies as required.
  • Execute logistical laws regulations and policies affecting supply and maintenance programs and material maintenance equipment.
  • Provide technical guidance and advice for live fire training, electronic repair and operations, off duty and family recreation.
  • Serve as point of contact for accident information within the unit.
  • Enforce safety policies, plans, to comply with post, local and Department of Army safety policies.
  • Manage the design or modification of workplaces, processes or products to control or eliminate hazards.
  • Conduct training of workers, and supervisors, or other safety and occupational health personnel in safety or occupational health subjects.
  • Establishing and implementing techniques, which involve risk analysis, cost, and systematic evaluation of hazard control and hazard control program effectiveness.
  • Provide results of evaluation assessments, including recommended adjustments and changes to hazard controls or hazard control programs, to individuals or organizations responsible for their management and implementation.
  • Resolves most conflicts as they arise, integrates and coordinates the work with others as necessary, routinely informs the Deputy Commanding Officer of logistical issues.
  • Serve as Billing Official for brigade with five active Government Purchase Cards, with 100% accuracy.
  • 24/06/2003-23/06/2006 Evaluation Safety Officer, HHB 69TH Air Defense Artillery Brigade, USAREUR APO AE 09182, MAJ Douglas E.
  • White DSN 430-5182, douglas.white@us.army.mil Evaluation Material Maintenance Officer for a forward deployed Patriot Air Defense Artillery Brigade operating in support of V Corps, and Europe Command.
  • Assign as the Brigade Safety Officer, responsible for developing a quantitative safety program throughout the brigade.
  • Promote safe awareness on and off duty.
  • Implemented the Brigade Commander Safety Programs, and ensured the Battalion Safety Officers provided with the essential tools, to perform their duties.
  • Supervisors and employees were interviewed for information on specific working conditions to evaluate the total worksite environment.
  • Studies records and files covering mishaps, injuries, and equipment maintenance data; reviews safety activities for evidence of compliance with prescribed safety requirements.
  • Produced the Brigade summer Lifesaving Safety Plan and developed the Brigade 8 step Motorcycle Safety program.
  • Received formal recognition for developing a safety incentive program; every soldier is as safety officer (ESSO) program.
  • Serve as Joint Task Force Safety Officer and Missile Defense Coordination Cell Maintenance Officer during the deployment and certification exercise in Israel.
  • Worked with a team that was quickly established to identify and correct safety hazards.
  • Conduct numerous accident investigations; ensure notification and investigation procedures are followed.
  • Serve as point of contact for accident information within the units.
  • Assesses the effectiveness of the safety programs to identify strengths and weaknesses and develops methods and techniques to improve operation and systematic deficiencies.
  • Responsible for the training, evaluating, and monitoring, fire control and launcher crew certifications for two Patriot battalions.
  • Established the brigade evaluation team, and routinely evaluated, provided assistance visits, and inspected all readiness aspects from Patriot Gunnery Table Certification to training programs of the two battalions and 15 units.
  • Staff and supervise the Patriot Conduct of Fire Trainer.
  • Ensure the trainer is maintained and fully operational at all times.
  • Analyzes evaluates materiel fielding plans.
  • Updated all SOPs and upgraded all equipment to maximize it capability.
  • Conduct NATO evaluations when required.
  • Develop brigade libraries for safety, NATO evaluations, and Patriot trainer.
  • Inspect battalion libraries for appropriate information, current technical manuals, and electronic ordering process.
  • Develops implements, manages and monitors policies, instructions, procedures, control systems and methods to prevent the compromise or loss of classified defense information or material.
  • Develops and manages procedures for document control, classified storage, classification, downgrading, and declassification, volume control of documents, marking, identification, destruction and reproduction.
  • Conducts inspections for compliance with established policies and procedures and takes corrective action for deficiencies.
  • 06/07/2000-23/06/2003 Electronic Missile Maintenance Officer HHB, 5TH Battalion, 7th Air Defense Artillery, APO AE 09165, V Corps, USAREUR, MAJ Sean A.
  • Gainey, 314-322-8779, sean.gainey@us.army.mil Serve as the Electronic Missile Maintenance Officer for a forward deployed PATRIOT Air Defense Artillery battalion operating in support of V Corps, and Europe Command.
  • Supervise the maintenance management of over 90 PATRIOT equipment end items, and primary advisor to the commander on PATRIOT system readiness and maintenance.
  • Supervise the Battalion Readiness Center with tracking and monitoring of systems non-mission capable conditions.
  • Provide guidance and direction to ten Warrant Officers assigned to the firing battery.
  • Participates as member of a survey or inspection team led by a higher graded specialist and is exposed to the practical application of techniques and measures used to identify hazards; attends and observes closing sessions where violations of appropriate standards and subsequent corrective requirements are discussed with management representatives.
  • Managed preparation of missile systems for deployment of Operation Iraqi Freedom, and managed the operation and maintenance of Patriot systems in two countries; Israel and Turkey during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
  • Conduct countless Command Inspections resulting in improved readiness state of equipment.
  • Plan, organized and manage the fielding and installation of over fifty new PATRIOT tactical generators for the battalion.
  • Managed the supply activities associated to guarantee for the commander that all property book accountability for the new equipment and the disposition actions for the old equipment were swiftly and properly processed.
Education
BS : Business ManagementExcelsior College Central Texas College － Albany Killen, NY TexasBusiness Management
A.S : General StudiesDefense Acquisition UniversityGeneral Studies
Relevant Experience
  • Warrant Officer Senior Staff Course, 4 weeks November-December 2010.
  • Dynamics of International Terrorism, 2 weeks August 2009.
  • DOD Government Purchase Card Training 1week, January 2009.
  • Standard Army Maintenance System Managers Enhance Course Level -1 SAMS-E1), 1 week, 2007, Warrant Officer Staff Course, 5 weeks, August-September 2006, Inter Contracting, 1 week 2005.
  • Ground Safety Management, 1 week 2004 NATO Staff Officer, 1 week 2004, ADA Technical Warrant Officer Advance Course, 6 weeks, 2001, Additional Information Effective Teaching Training for Substitutes and Teacher Assistants June 2014 Project Management Training April 2013 JROTC Instructor Certified June 2013 Environmental Compliance Officer/Hazardous waste management July 2011 Standard Army Maintenance System Managers Enhance Course Level -1 May 2007.
Personal Information
Driver and Mechanic Badge with Driver-Wheeled Vehicle I certify to the best of my knowledge and belief, all of the information on and attached to this resume is true, correct, complete and in true faith. I understand that false or fraudulent information on or attached to this resume may be grounds for not hiring me or for firing me after I begin work, and may be punishable by fine or imprisonment. I understand that any information I give may be investigated.
Skills
Type 40 wpm PC applications: Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7, MSWord, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook Proficient in LIW (Logistics Information Warehouse), FEDLOG (Federal Logistics), ILAP (Integrated Logistics Analysis Program), FAAST (Force And Asset Search Tool)
Additional Information
  • Secret Security Clearance (inactive)
  • Awards: Legion of Merit, 2012. Meritorious Service Medal; 2010, 2009, 2006, 2003. Army Commendation Medal; 1999, 1994, 1985. Army Achievement Medal, 6th Award. Joint Meritorious Unit Medal; 2010. Army Good Conduct Medal 4th Award. National Defense Service Medal, 2nd. Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Non Commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon 2nd Award 1988, Army Service Ribbon. Overseas Service Ribbon 3rd Award. Parachutist Badge, 1994 Driver and Mechanic Badge with Driver-Wheeled Vehicle I certify to the best of my knowledge and belief, all of the information on and attached to this resume is true, correct, complete and in true faith. I understand that false or fraudulent information on or attached to this resume may be grounds for not hiring me or for firing me after I begin work, and may be punishable by fine or imprisonment. I understand that any information I give may be investigated.
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Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

  • U.S. Army

School Attended

  • Excelsior College Central Texas College
  • Defense Acquisition University

Job Titles Held:

  • Logistics Operations Manager/Safety Officer 108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade
  • Air Missile Defense Advisor
  • Logistics Operation Manager/Safety Officer

Degrees

  • BS : Business Management
    A.S : General Studies

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