Toshiba Johnson
Portsmouth, VA 23703
Home: 757-***-****
Cell: 301-***-****
Email: abmee6@r.postjobfree.com
OBJECTIVE: Highly motivated professional seeking Logistic and Supply
Field Specialist position to apply extensive leadership, managerial,
supervisory and interpersonal skills, to improve and enhance the structure
and quality of an organization and simultaneously further achieve its
goals and accomplishments.
SUMMARY
. Has 14 years of experience in logistical support.
. Extensive knowledge of Automated Inventory/Maintenance Systems
including Naval Aviation Logistics Management Information System
(NALCOMIS), Relational-Supply (R-SUPPLY), HAYSTACK, FED-LOG and
numerous Department of Defense online support systems.
. Outstanding knowledge of the inventory, shipping, receiving, and
warehouse operations.
. Proficient in Microsoft Office 2000, Access, Excel, PowerPoint,
and Word.
. Excellent ability to work independently as well as part of a
team.
SKILLS:
. Team building Technical knowledge
. Customer relations/service
. Communication
. Self-motivated Detail-orientated Product control
Management/leadership
EXPERIENCE
Command Operation Test and Evaluation Force (COMPTEVFOR)-Logistic
Specialist/Purchasing Agent, January 2008-September 2010
. Meticulously maintained financial records, files and material
receipts for current and prior fiscal years financial
transactions. Provided technical support and supervisory
capabilities in support of worldwide Navy.
. Prepared, developed and submitted confidential reports and
correspondence to department heads utilizing Microsoft Word,
Power Point and Excel spreadsheets, certain regulations and
publications in the process of inventory and financial
management and analyzed customer requests and made
recommendations for changes or improvements.
. Supervised the activities of workers engaged in receiving, storing
testing, and shipping of products and materials. Confer with
management to coordinate warehouse activities such as production,
record control and purchasing. Verify inventory computation by
comparing them to physical counts and investigate discrepancies and
adjust errors. Review invoices, consumption reports, and demand
forecasts to estimate peak delivery periods and to issue work
assignments.
. Coordinates activities involved with procuring goods and
services, such as equipment, tools, parts, and supplies.
. Confers with vendors to obtain product or service information,
such as price, availability, and delivery schedule. Selects
products.
. Estimates values according to knowledge of market price.
Determines method of procurement, such as direct purchase or
bid.
. Discusses defective or unacceptable goods or services with
inspection or quality control personnel, users, vendors, and
others to determine source of trouble and take corrective
action. May approve invoices for payment. May expedite delivery
of goods to users.
Electronic Attack Squadron (VAQ-209) - Supply Clerk, January 2004-December
2007
. Aggressively expedited the shipping of high-priority parts for the EA6B
aircrafts with "0" outstanding NMCS/PMCS requisitions for 8 days.
. Validated and tracked all on and off station requisitions. Ensure 100%
traceability throughout the shipping and delivery process. To ensure 100%
accountability and accurate status of all J52 engine transactions.
Electronic Attack Squadron (VAQ-209) - Inventory
Management/Expediting: VAQ-209
. Supervised 5 personnel in the Supply divisions involved in
supply support operation. Used Relational-Supply System to
support operations consisting of 522 million dollars in
aeronautical component inventory and a component repair support
function, which served 25 operational Navy squadrons, 40
Aviation Intermediate Maintenance Department (AIMD) work centers
and 47 worldwide supported customers.
. Oversaw the documentation, movement, issue and receipt of more
than 13,000 repairable aeronautical, structural, hydraulic and
electronic components consistently maintaining 100% inventory
accuracy.
. Expedited critically needed material via normal supply channels.
Military Sealift Command USNS Spica (TAFS-9) - Stock Control
Supervisor January 2003-December 2004
. Responsible for the procurement, and stowing for consumables,
equipage, repair parts, and other material as assigned.
. Maintained records; prepared correspondence, reports, and
returns; and perform required obligation recordings.
. Determine stock requirements; prepare requisitions; process
receipt and expenditure documents and maintain related files and
records; perform financial accounting for material; and maintain
material catalogs, allowance lists, and technical publications.
COMNAVSURFLANT/ Regional Support Organization (RSO Norfolk) - Material Pack-
up Division/Component Control Supervisor
January 2001-January 2003
. Managed and spearheaded the significant reduction in IOU'S from all
supported activities.
. Supervised the processing of 2,300 due-in from maintenance and
expeditious repair items
. Supervised 10 military personnel as the Leading Petty Officer for the
pack-up division, demonstrating extraordinary leadership ability and
technical expertise while providing unparalleled supply support to two
aviation wings.
USS Harry S Truman (CVN-75) - Item Manager/Stock Control Supervisor:
December 1996- December 2000
. Serve as CVN 75 Stock Control Item Manager and Assistance Functional Area
Supervisor of all R-Supply Inventory Management related matters. Analyze
supply support system and reports and determines extent of problems.
. Constantly verifies document input which including replenishment,
inventories, gains and losses, issues and receipts affecting financial
value of stock material. Assisting the FISC inventory manager on
correcting errors, providing update training to ensure a 99% accuracy
inventory.
. Carries out daily supply program planning, management, and evaluation of
daily supply processes.
. Research files and system operating instructions and take immediate and
appropriate action to solve problems relating to NALCOMIS and R-Supply.
. Constantly perform data verification on stock records and BP28 financial
records processing in the R-Supply system, including grants and
expenditures.
. Replenishment, inventories, gains and losses, issues and receipts
affecting financial value of stock material.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Humboldt High School, Humboldt, TN, 1996, H. S. Diploma
Strayer University 2009, AABA (Business Administration)
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING:
. CLG 001 DoD Government Purchase Card
. CLG 004Government Purchase Card Refresher Training
. CLC 004 Market Research
. CLC 005 Simplified Acquisition Procedures
. CLC 011 Contracting for the Rest of Us
SECURITY CLEARANCE:
. Secret
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION:
. References furnished upon request