WAYNE C. STOLTZ

**** ********** ****, ***** *******, S.C. 29841

803-***-****(H)

803-***-**** ©

Email: acuoex@r.postjobfree.com

QUALIFICATIONS

Over 40 years experience in all aspects of logistics management and automation systems. Very knowledgeable in the areas of automated inventory management systems, supply commodities and research, standard requisitioning procedures and automated interfaces, commercial procurement and contracting procedures, tracking statuses, warehousing operations (receiving, storing, issuing, shipping, turn-in), Federal Supply System and Federal Acquisition Regulations, tracking expenditures and projecting future financial requirements. Knowledgeable in all other aspects of Combat Service Support. Over 15 years experience working as a staff officer attending high-level meetings, developing and presenting information, and interfacing with other staff elements. Excellent oral and written communication skills. A team player with a focus on quality, communications and continuous improvement.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Distribution Center Manager, Weinberger’s Furniture, Augusta Georgia (May 2001 – Sept 2015

Direct the daily warehousing and distribution operations of a multi million a year retail furniture enterprise. Provides direct supervision over a 15 person workforce. Functions managed included inventory management, shipping and receiving, warehousing and customer service for three store locations. Provided supervision for ordering repair parts and coordinating repair service for customers.

Conducted a warehouse survey and time in motion study resulting in improved storage location accuracy, consolidation of storage locations and identification of excess stocks. Reduced customer wait time from three days to less than one day through streamlined ordering procedures and a revised delivery schedule. Reduced the costs of warehousing operations by 15%.

Senior Communications Systems Specialist, Janus Research Group, Augusta Georgia (April 1999 – May 2001)

Assigned as a Systems Engineer responsible for developing and analyzing Business Process Modeling for proponent Operational Architectures (OA) and System Architectures (SA) for the Command, Control, communications, and Computers Requirements Definition Program (C4RDP). Responsible for tactical communications analysis for Operational Facility (OPFAC) issue development for TRADOC Systems Managers. Provided guidance and technical support for OPFAC issue development for the Transportation, Quartermaster, Ordnance, and Combat Service Support proponents of the Combined Arms Support Center. Recommending Courses of Action (COA) for all issues submitted by proponents for validation at the TRADOC Architecture Validation Boards (AVB). Performed quality assurance review of all documented C4 requirements in the Architecture Integration Processing Center (AIPC) database. Developed and recommended the approval of Information Exchange Requirements (IER’s) in support of OPFAC’s. Assisted in the development, implementation, and training of new Army Architecture Repository Management System (AARMS) software application.

Property Accountability Officer, U. S. Army, 702d MI Group, Fort Gordon, Georgia (Retired Feb 1999) (Active Army Jan 1974 – Feb 1999)

Major items Logistics Manager for an inventory of highly sensitive communications and intelligence gathering equipment valued at $500M. Determined the initial equipment requirements and support matrix for a 950 employee (Army, Air Force, Marines, Navy, NSA, and Government Contractors) organization including the establishment of material accounts for all Supply Commodities. Coordinated all logistics functions; standard requisitioning, non-standard procurement, accounting, record keeping and warehousing (receiving, storing, issuing, shipping). Developed all internal logistics management regulations and correspondence. Administered all logistics training and led the Command Supply Discipline Inspection/Audit Team.

Senior Instructor and Chief Evaluator, U.S. Army Chief of Staff Supply Excellence Award Program, Fort Lee, Virginia

Conducted the Army’s Chief of Staff Supply Excellence Award competition to include formulating guidance for the annual competition, reviewing nominations, assembling evaluation teams and evaluating active and reserve component nominated units. Inspected units that utilized the Unit Level Logistics System (ULLS), the Standard Army Maintenance System (SAMS) and the Standard Property Book System (SPBS-R). Developed required expertise of all other Combat Service Support automation systems used by same units. Developed and updated course material for all common core subjects and technical subjects for Property Accounting Technicians. Responsible for writing, and maintaining, technical publications on supply procedures. Provided instruction on

subjects required for Senior Warrant Officers, the Warrant Officer Basic Course and the Battalion/Brigade level Pre-Command Course.

Property Accountability Officer and Chief, Asset Manager, V Corps Artillery, Frankfurt, Germany

Provided technical and administrative assistance to units and coordinated fielding of new equipment. Advised commanders on all levels of logistical operations. Responsible for logistics required to deactivate units as a result of drawdowns. Utilized the Unit Level Logistics System (ULLS), the Standard Army Maintenance System (SAMS) and the Standard Property Book System (SPBS-R) and other Combat Service Support automation systems.

Property Accountability Officer, U. S. Army, 177th Forward Support Battalion,

Fort Irwin, California

Maintained accountability of property and scheduled/coordinated all technical reports. Provided technical/administrative assistance to all supported units.

Property Accountability Officer and Chief, Asset Manager, Division Support Command (DISCOM), Nurnberg, Germany

Managed several property book teams providing logistical/administrative support to Armored, Infantry, and Support Battalions. Coordinated all logistical functions within First Armored Division. Researched, developed and published all logistics management regulations and correspondence. Utilized the Unit Level Logistics System (ULLS), the Standard Army Maintenance System (SAMS) and the Standard Property Book System (SPBS-R) and other Combat Service Support automation systems. Responsible to the Assistant Division Commander for all logistical matters

EDUCATION

BA, Logistics Management, Virginia State University GPA 3.65

Graduate of several professional development courses, e.g., Warrant Officer Basic and Advance Courses, Warrant Officer Staff Course (Logistics), Depot Operations Management, Army Tactical Combat Computer System, and the Sails System Supervisor Course

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