Quality Assurance Training

Craig

T. Simpson II

I*** Kalsu,

Iraq

APO AE **331

Work: 713-445-

1260

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OBJECTIVE:

Seeking a career utilizing current civilian leadership skills as well as

past military experience. I am seeking a broader scope of responsibility

and accountability for a greater variety of complex and technical

responsibilities, as well as gaining required knowledge and expertise in a

highly specialized and/or technical area.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

[10/2009-Present] Kellogg, Brown and Root (KBR) Kalsu, Iraq

Fuel systems Distribution

Supervisor / Trainer (Bulk Fuels)

*Manage five facilities between two

departments with 105 subcontracts and 31 Expats employees stationed on CSC

Cedar.

*Coordinated and facilitated the closure of CSC Cedar II Bulk fuel farm a

15 million gallon fuel storage system.

*Trained subcontract employees

on daily performance standards and expectations surrounding job functions

and maintain all training files of these employees.

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Performed site and regional area training for KBR Fuels Operations course

along with weekly and monthly training classes to KBR Employees.

*Assigned daily tasks for

employees, analyze performance, along with providing solutions to existing

problems and situations that arise during daily job functions.

*Supervise and oversee all accounting documentation for the

movement, receipt and storage of 15 millions of fuel shipping throughout

the southern region of Iraq.

[09/2008- 10/2009] Kellogg, Brown and Root (KBR) Al-

Asad Air Base, Iraq

Fuel systems Distribution Foreman (Aviation) Airfield Services

* Applies professional and technical

expertise for internal organizations, the customer and the client.

Oversees the operation, maintenance, alteration, and repair for an assigned

area of operation, such as airside and landside areas, facilities

maintenance, mechanical maintenance, revenue control, or energy management

of a Thirteen 50,000 gallon collapsible fuel farm system for hot military

aviation refueling and bulk fuel operations.

*Provides overall supervision for fifty expatriate employees. Inspects

physical facilities, takes temporary corrective action or requests repairs.

Investigates and resolves complaints related to area of responsibility.

Represents the department during all inspections and audits by various

internal organizations and or US Government Auditing agencies.

*Ensures that buildings meet Health Safety & Environmental, Quality

Assurance and Quality Control specifications. Operates various equipment

including radios and aviation refueling equipment. Ensure equipment is

operated safely and efficiently. Develops sketches for planned work

projects for the issue, receipt, storage, accountability and quality of

650,000 gallons of JP-8 grade aviation fuel

*Ensures compliance with ground transportation regulations and military

aviation regulations. Ensures appropriate operating procedures, logs and

records are maintained. Inspects aircraft movement areas of the hot

refueling point. Inspects for airport rules and regulations violations

during hot refueling revolutions and safety protocols.

[09/2007 - 09/2008] Kellogg Brown and Root (Camp Fallujah Iraq)

MWR Coordinator

*Assigned and responsible for 1 million dollars

worth of inventory.

*Responsible for managing the MWR inventory of GP items on site and in the

warehouse. *Designed computer graphed layouts for three new

facilities with complete inventory lists for each facility.

*Performed all daily, weekly and

monthly reports and work orders using Microsoft Excel and Power point.

*Made weekly

schedule for all employees, oversaw completion and turn-in of timesheets

*Used FEDLOG,STEAM,and additional systems to

acquire equipment and materials

[05/2005-09/2007] Kellogg, Brown and Root (KBR)Camp Spiecher, Al

Taquaddum, Al Asad, Anaconda (Iraq)

Fuel Distribution Systems

Specialist

* Responsible for the receipt, storage, quality and

accountability of bulk and retail fuels.

* Directly manages up to seventy sub-contractors and fourteen KBR personnel

on shift for quality assurance, safety, quality of work and productivity

for the client.

* Performed in both supervisory and management functions such as fuel

accounting, determining mission priorities and engaged in the same work as

the workers.

* Assist in planning, organizing and coordination of project construction

on new retail fuel distribution sites.

[ 01/2002-01/2005 ] United States Army (ACTIVE SERVICE) CONUS /OCONUS

Petroleum Specialist 77F- 92F

* First line supervisor providing direct leadership for up to twelve

subordinates.

* Supervised the transportation, storage, accountability, quality,

issue/receipt of bulk petroleum, petroleum based products and ammunition.

* Operated 5 million gallons fuel storage facilities and 256 miles of

pipeline with 15 pump stations in Iraq.

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Coordinator of environmental compliance for the transportation; disposal

and storage of hazardous materials and hazardous waste.

* Planned and executed military driver's training as well as various

military tactical training exercises for senior and subordinate soldiers.

EDUCATION:

Merrill F. West High School Tracy, CA (High School Diploma)(2001)

Los Positas Community College

Livermore, CA (General Studies & Auto Mechanics)(2001)

Army Basic Training FT. Jackson, SC (2002)

Petroleum Supply

School, FT. Lee, VA (2002)

Military Driver Training Course FT.

Lee, VA (2002)

Small Arms Repair Course (2004)

John Tyler Community, CDL Driver Training Course (2004)

Theater Training

Course MWR, (Balad) Iraq (TTC) (2008)

KBR CPR Certification Course, Fallujah Iraq

(2008)

CTU (40 hrs) 1.5 Credits Front Line Supervisor Course, (2009)

Fuels

Operations Course (80 hrs) (TTC) Camp AL ASAD (2009)

Fuels Train The Trainer

Course (40 hrs) (TTC) Camp Al ASAD (2009)

SEC RET SECURITY CLEARANCE: ACTIVE since [10/2008/Present] Security

clearance obtained through current employer.

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