Supply Chain Quality Control

Wesley Hill

**** ****** *****

E-Mail address: *******@*****.***

Culpeper, VA 22701

Home Phone #: 540-***-****

Objective:

To obtain a meaningful and challenging position that enables me to utilize my skills and experience in the Supply Chain

Management industry and pursue my goals for professional advancement.

Profile:

A conscientious, personable and highly self-motivated individual with the ability to learn quickly,

accommodate priorities, plan and execute a variety of projects while supporting a team environment.

Education and Licensing:

-Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies, Concentration Management: Arizona State University, School of

Letters and Sciences - 2007

G.P.A: 3.0

-Associates of Science, Major Science: Mesa Community College

G.P.A: 3.0

United States Marine Corps: Officer, Lieutenant of Marines

United States Marine Corps: Enlisted, Sergeant of Marines

Currently Hold an Active Secrete Security Clearance

DAU courses: ACQ 101, LOG 101 (in-process)

Computer Skills:

Barbrasirs, MS Word, PowerPoint and Excel, Internet Explorer, TFSMS, Access, ATLASS

Experience:

Patricio Enterprises (8/ 2009- Current) Marine Corps System Command Logistics Supervisor

• Logistics Supervisor for PM-ICE

• Signed for receipt of a $26,000,000 account

• Created daily accountability and requisition reports and briefings

• Designed and oversaw the Plan Of Action and Milestones for transition between Marine operations to Contracted

Logistic Support aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico

• Responsible for Life Cycle of specific products under PM –ICE, to include: acquisition, allocation, and

distribution

• Assisted in the development of acquisition documentation

• Supervised a team of 10 people in support of account transitions as well as daily operations

• Supervised daily cycle counts for accountability and accuracy

• Responsible for determination of spares and reliability reviews

• Utilized forecasting and planning procedures to ensure stock levels were consistently maintained

• Developed integrated processes and strategies among operations, purchasing, and outside suppliers to execute the

planning and replenishment process

• Verified MCBQ tenant units Mechanized Allowance List and Consolidated Memorandum report for on hand

amount reporting accuracy

• Created warehouse layout and design increasing efficiency and operation capacity

• Maintained a less than five percent variable in accountability of equipment

• Completed SOW and purchase orders in support of current and future operations

• Implemented the use of Barbrasirs and wxdemp for equipment accountability and resupply

Unites States Marine Corps ( December 2007-July 2009) Supply Warehouse Manager

• Supervised inventory of over $20,000,000 worth of equipment

• Audited daily progress reports for accuracy and notified superiors of errors

• Create item specific forecasts over a rolling time horizon for ordering and inventory management

purposes

• Implemented new inventory methods resulting in a 25% increase in productivity

• Conducted daily administrative work essential to project readiness

• Implemented new inventory and order procedures resulting in a 75% increase in supply chain

efficiency

• Supervised warehouse supply and equipment storage procedures

• Created integrated processes among Operations, Purchasing, Logistics, and outside suppliers to

execute the planning/replenishment process

• Established key performance metrics and benchmarks relating to supply chain planning

• Directly responsible for the critical flow of good s and equipment through the Marine Corps supply

chain

• Conducted monthly performance evaluations for 17 employees

• Mentored 17 employees' professional understanding of the Marine Corps supply chain policies and

procedures

• Planned and supervised the issuance and receipt of over $5,000,000 worth of equipment sent to

tactical training areas

• Directly responsible for supply record jackets for over 300 pieces of equipment

Bulldog Fitness Training. (9/2003-12/ 2007) Fitness Director and Personal Trainer

Supervised a staff of 20 in daily operations

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Directly responsible for the accusation of parts and supplies for $1,000,000 worth of equipment

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Directly responsible for facilitating the repair of malfunctioning or inoperable equipment

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Analyzed stock report on a daily basis

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Facilitated the training and professional growth of 20 employees

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United States Marine Corps (9/1999 -9/2003) Supply Chain Supervisor

Conducted daily, monthly, and annual inventories of over $10,000,000 worth of equipment

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Responsible for quality control (expand on this sentence, please)

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Established new inventory procedures, resulting in a $2,000,000 savings for fiscal year 2001

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Issued parts and supplies to the individual user

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Prepared batch order of material goods quarterly

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Ordered all lost or broken items through appropriate Marine Corps supply chain procedures

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Implemented procedures for the acquisition all non-serialized items through civilian third party

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providers

Directly responsible for receipt and storage of all parts and supplies

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