Brian Ribbans

**** **** ***** ******, *****, FL, 34734

614-***-**** / abkmca@r.postjobfree.com

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Experienced Supervisor / Manager

Production Supervision Maintenance Management Logistics and

Transportation Operations Training Program Management Strategic

Planning Safety and Security

. Lauded for "always looking for ways to improve performance and build

team work."

. Exceptional management skills. Proven leader. Chosen over peers for

positions above current pay grade.

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HIGHLIGHTS OF EXPERIENCE

US Army Ammunition Squad Leader (Production Supervisor) October 2008

to July 2009

1/94 Field Artillery, Ft. Lewis, WA

Instruct, supervise and evaluate the performance of groups of up to 20

employees. Distribute manpower and prioritize workloads. Manage the

driver-training program and certification records for 100 personnel.

Driving force behind the operation and maintenance of the Multiple Launch

Rocket System (MLS) - a highly-automated rocket launcher mounted on a

Bradley chassis with a fire control system that integrates vehicle and

rocket-launching operations. Lead and instruct the reconnaissance team in

combat operations. Strategically plan fire missions, conduct risk

assessments, establish safety parameters, and supervise crewmembers during

austere fire mission processing and ammunition reload operations.

Orchestrate organizational maintenance on section vehicles.

. Awarded the Army Achievement Medal for admirably serving in a position

above current pay grade.

. Planned movement routes to and from firing areas and selected precise

sites for launcher emplacement.

. Selected above peers to serve as training room supervisor for 4

months, a position two ranks above current pay grade, and created

multiple computer tracking programs to increase overall proficiency.

. As the training room supervisor, organized and maintained over 70

personnel records using an automated information system. Assisted

personnel and their families with critical pay and benefit issues.

Artillery Section Chief (Manager)

October 2006 to October 2008

2nd Infantry Division, South Korea

Led 10 personnel in a forward deployed firing unit. Affected manpower

utilization and resource management. Directed operations, maintenance,

logistics, training, administration, risk management and safety of the

unit. Led and collaborated with team leaders of various occupational

specialties to improvise comprehensive strategic plans and coordinate multi-

faceted operations. Authored and delivered status briefs to executive-

level staff. Coached up and coming managers on the art of administration

and leading effectively. Maintained a MLRS and associated equipment valued

in excess of $2.5M. Spearheaded the inspection and upload of ammunition,

selected final firing points and ensured calibrations of the launcher

system. Also managed a number of programs as the unit Master Driver,

Barracks Manager, Medical Readiness Officer and Non-Combatant Evacuation

Officer.

. Launcher section named one of the battalion's top five crews during

certification exercises.

. Chosen over five other peers to teach technical and tactical

information to the unit's first Korean gunner.

. As the Master Driver, created a program that resulted in a 95% first

time pass rate on driver examinations.

. Army Achievement Medal awarded performance above and beyond the call

of duty.

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Security Supervisor

January 2001 to January 2006

Wendy's International, Dublin, OH

Managed the daily operations of a 10 person security staff. Led a team of

security officers and site and shift supervisors. Facilitated the hiring

and selection of qualified personnel, scheduling, payroll, training,

coaching, development and support of all assigned security personnel.

Ensured reporting and contract compliance requirements were met.

. Built a solid working relationship with the client and subordinates,

thereby providing the highest quality security services available.

. Managed all escalated security issues or emergency situations quickly

and effectively.

. Coordinated all support services required, allowing the client to meet

and exceed operational goals.

United States Army Air Traffic Controller July

1997 to September 2000

1/13 Aviation Regiment, Ft. Rucker, AL

Formulated and issued air traffic control clearances, advisories and

control information. Operated fixed and tactical air traffic control

towers, radars and flight following facilities. Operated tactical

navigation aids while applying air traffic control rules, procedures and

regulations. Analyzed air traffic to identify and resolve potential

conflicts. Provided non-radar approach control, ground-controlled approach,

enroute flight flowing and tower services. Briefed shift personnel on

runway utilization, airfield conditions and weather/ground activities.

. Recognized for dedication and precision; awarded the Army Achievement

Medal.

Education & Training

Over 10 military training courses including: Leadership Development Course,

Government Accounting School, Safety Management Course, Supervisor

Development Course, Physical Security Course, and Managers Development

Course.

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