Training Management
Resume:
JONATHAN M. HARRIS
Sylvania, AL 35988
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WORK EXPERIENCE
Department of the Army, GS-11, Redstone Arsenal, AL March 2010 - March 2013
Logistic Management Specialist - Monitor aviation and missile units for
issues; prepare reports for the senior leadership identifying issues that
can cause deployment problems. As a logistic specialist my duties include:
Serving as operational planning advisor, receiving and processing parts
requisitions using various part databases to determine if stock is
available and the location of the part; and finding the Program Managers of
particular weapon systems to expedite the release of the requisition to get
the helicopter or missile systems operational. I use part tracking
databases to check on the status of requisitions when the customer requests
the information or when updates are provided for the requisitions. When
taskers are given from AMCOM's higher headquarters, a logistic specialist
assigns the tasker to the appropriate organization, tracks the response and
ensures the response is provided to the tasker originator. Prepare daily
and weekly briefings for significant activities that need to be reported to
the senior leadership and other shifts. Provide guidance, direction,
advice, and assistance to each new AMCOM employee on the development and
execution of mission requirements. Extract important information for
reports that need senior leadership visibility. Use classified and non-
classified computer systems to read, extract, and gather information for
situation reports, communications routing for classified and non-classified
documents. As Property Book Manager for the AMCOM OPERATIONS CENTER; I am
responsible for over $1.5M worth of equipment. I verify clearance for
individuals entering the AMCOM Operation Center using Joint Personnel
Adjudication System (JPAS).
SAIC, Huntsville, AL June 2009 - March 2010
Logistic Analyst II - Monitor aviation and missile units for issues;
prepare reports for the senior leadership identifying issues that can cause
deployment problems. As a logistic specialist my duties include: Receiving
and processing parts requisitions using various part databases to determine
if stock is available and the location of the part; and finding the Program
Managers of particular weapon systems to expedite the release of the
requisition to get the helicopter or missile systems operational. I use
part tracking databases to check on the status of requisitions when the
customer requests the information or when updates are provided for the
requisitions. When taskers are given from AMCOM's higher headquarters, a
logistic specialist assigns the tasker to the appropriate organization,
tracks the response and ensures the response is provided to the tasker
originator. Prepare daily and weekly briefings for significant activities
that need to be reported to the senior leadership and other shifts. Provide
guidance, direction, advice, and assistance to each new AMCOM employee on
the development and execution of mission requirements. Extract important
information for reports that need senior leadership visibility. Use
classified and non-classified computer systems to read, extract, and gather
information for situation reports, communications routing for classified
and non-classified documents. I also verify clearance information before
admittance into the AMCOM OPERATIONS CENTER.
RWD TECHNOLOGIES, On- Site Continental AG, Madison, AL Aug 2006 - Feb 2008
Training Analyst - A RWD production trainer provides plant floor launch
support, rapid response support with job coaching and support to the
operators. The trainer practices project management to develop training
materials, including job aids, course material, and visual training aids,
submits pertinent monthly reports, and serves as a technical subject-matter
expert to client personnel. The trainer provides predictive system
monitoring training and identifies specific training needs. A trainer
ensures the operators maintain consistent performance objectives. The
trainer learns new processes and technologies to maintain production floor
cross-training matrices and certifies production operator credentials. A
trainer rotates shifts as required to support focus factory and new product
launches. The trainer communicates daily and supports all focus factory
teams and management to improve processes. The trainer participates in Six
Sigma initiatives.
NORTHEAST ALABAMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Rainsville, AL Jan 2005 - May 2010
Instructor - Teaching concepts of Solid State, Digital, and Microprocessor
classes' part time. I also teach classes for utilizing Alternating Current,
Direct Current, and Computers.
Instructor on Ready to Workforce Development Classes - Precision
Measurement Principles, Statistical Process Control Principles (SPC), JIT
Manufacturing Principles (Lean Manufacturing, Pull Systems, Cellular
Manufacturing, etc.)
BOEING, Huntsville, AL July 2004 - Aug 2006
Integration Tech - PAC-3 Missile Program
Assemble, test, and inspection of the product prior to a Multi-functional
Inspection, and again prior to packaging.
.Using the Boeing Nonconformance System (BNS) & EPACS/Solumina
.Training: ESDS, HazMat, Overhead Crane, & Solder
.Lean Manufacturing initiatives
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, Major - Management of
Technology
1998 - 2000 - Athens State University - Athens, Alabama GPA - 3.3
Associate of Science Degree, Major - General Studies
1996 - 1998 - Northeast Alabama Community College - Rainsville, Alabama GPA
- 3.5
Associates Degree - Electronic Engineering Technology Degree, Major -
Electronics
1989 - 1991 - RETS Electronic Institute - Huntsville, Alabama GPA - 3.5
MEMBERSHIPS
Level II Certification (DAWIA) in Life Cycle Logistics from (Defense
Acquisition University) DAU; Working on Level III
Completion of Civilian Education System (CES) Foundation Course
Secret Clearance (ACTIVE)
Electronic Technicians Associations
Additional Training but not limited to:
Lean Manufacturing; Emergency Management Institute FEMA Courses: IS-00546.a-
Continuity of Operations (COOP) Awareness Course, IS-00547.a- Introduction
to Continuity of Operations, IS-00800.b- National Response Framework, An
Introduction, IS-00701.a- NIMS Multiagency Coordination System
(MACS), IS-00700.a- National Incident Management System (NIMS), An
Introduction, IS-00200.b- ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action
Incident, IS-00100.PWb- Introduction to the Incident Command System (ICS
100) for Public Works.
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