As a Logistics Management Supervisor for the Balkans and Black Sea region within the U.S. Army, I took on the critical responsibility of ensuring impeccable accountability for government-furnished equipment, Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI), and other equipment worth over $2,000,000. With an unwavering commitment to accuracy has resulted in an impressive 96% accuracy rate, showcasing a high level of expertise and competence in this field.
Moreover, I also served as a Warehouse Supervisor, demonstrating exceptional skills in executing various management functions to maintain accurate equipment records and parts inventory and have successfully managed the maintenance and inventory of over 3000 bench stock items by following the unit's Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), ensuring 100% accountability at all times.
To carry out these tasks effectively, with the use of advanced technological tools such as the Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS_A), Aircraft Notebook (ACN), and FedLog. These cutting-edge technologies have enabled my team and I to maintain precise and accurate records of all equipment and parts, ensuring that the unit is always well-prepared to overcome any logistical challenges that may arise.
In conclusion, with outstanding skills and experience in logistics management have made them an indispensable member of the U.S. Army team. With tireless efforts and unwavering commitment to excellence I have consistently demonstrated their ability to maintain high levels of accountability and accuracy in even the most challenging logistical environments.
Salary: $2,714.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 40
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
As a Logistics Management Supervisor for the Balkans and Black Sea region within the U.S. Army, I ensured impeccable accountability for government-furnished equipment, Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI), and other equipment totaling over $2,000,000 in value, with a 96% accuracy rate.
As part of my duties, I corresponded, coordinated, and executed multiple logistical responsibilities, including the meticulous physical inspection and documentation of equipment, shipping, and turnings utilizing the Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS-A). Additionally, I liaised with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and Supply Support Activities (SSA), working collaboratively with various branches and personnel, such as the Army, Air Force, Marines, Contractors, and Local Nationals within the United States Army Europe (USAREUR) Area Of Operation (AOR) to facilitate adequate equipment accountability and transparency in accordance to Army or associated regulations.
Furthermore, I played a pivotal role in identifying and rectifying inconsistencies, including those Found On Installation (FOI), document preparation to properly account for such, identifying and submitting documentation to fix incorrect National Stock Numbers (NSN), serial numbers, or Nomenclature found during inventory through my collaboration with the Property Book Officer. Additionally, I adeptly prepared, updated, and distributed primary and sub-hand receipts to hand receipt holders and conducted a comprehensive list of property books and sensitive item equipment at mission-funded sites within the unit's AOR.
My competencies extend to various areas, including hand receipt preparation and distribution, inventory management, and a robust Global Combat
Support System-Army (GCSS-A) command. Additionally, my understanding of detail and precision and exceptional communication and collaborative abilities further bolster my capabilities as a Logistics Management Supervisor.
Salary: $46,231.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 40
Series: 2005 Supply Clerical And Technician
Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch. 51, 5 U.S.C.).
Grade: 7
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Managed over 3,000 lines of Shop Stock and 5,000 lines of Bench Stock and Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) worth an estimated $2M.
Assisted Property Custodian Officer in identifying discrepancies to ensure that back shops maintained property per Commander Supply Discipline Program (CSDP).
Prepared and turned in serviceable and Returned Merchandise Authorization (RMA) equipment to the Supply Support Activity (SSA), the United States Property Fiscal Office (USPFO), or the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).
Expertly managed inventory for aviation departments using various methods, including Spot, wall-to-wall, and unique inventory methods. Coordinated equipment transportation to and from facilities to maintain 100% accountability of government property.
Conducted and maintained Annual, Quarterly, and Cyclic inventory inspections.
Operated various military vehicles such as LMTV, Humvee, Forklift, Tugs, and Local Government vehicles.
Salary: $40,321.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 40
Range Safety Officer
Hazmat Storage and Transport
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J. Michael Holt
GS-14
Battalion S4 Chief/PBO/ODTA/APC
509th Signal Battalion
DSN 314-646-2040
john.m.holt4.civ@army.mil
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Mr. Gregory E. Jones (Greg)
GS-14
Business & Plans Division
509th Signal Battalion
Vicenza, Italy
DSN: (314) 646-2051
gregory.e.jones18.civ@army.mil
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Orlando Vigo-Soto
GS-12
Accountability Officer/ Staging Facility Manager
Logistics Automation Branch (LAB)
Sustainment Operations Division
U.S. Army Europe & Africa G4
Miesau, Germany
314-537-4349
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Jess Donnelly
GS-09
SOCEUR Family Readiness Coordinator
Rm 117 Bldg 2302
Patch Barracks
VoIP 324-379-4002
Commercial: +49 (0) 711 7073 4002
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Chisholm, Andrew H MAJ USARMY 2 SIG BDE (USA)
andrew.h.chisholm.mil@army.mil
DSN: 314-646-2003
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CW3 Samuels, Rodney
Mississippi Army National Guard
rodney.c.samuels.mil@army.mil
Army Aviation Support Facility (AASF#1) Supply Supervisor
Secret