Manager Project

Robert Stewart

Logistics, Acquisitions, and Database Management

Fayetteville, NC

***************@*****.*** - 910-***-****

Offering over 20 years of increasingly challenging experience in supply and logistics management, with

highly developed skills in office administration, customer service, business, and database management.

Provides excellent training and knowledge in all facets of supply operations for a wide variety of materials,

from hazardous materials to a wide variety of electronic and electrical maintenance parts. Recognized

for insightfully reviewing existing operations and turning around underachieving processes, greatly

increasing efficiency and performance.

Work Experience

Logistics Manager

EPS Corporation - Fort Bragg, NC

January 2010 to Present

EPS Corporation (01/11/2010 Present) Army Communications Electronics Command (CECOM),

Regional Support Team (RST) Logistics Manager Fort Bragg, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: 910-***-**** Mr. Davis; Contact: Yes

Salary: $00,000.00 per year

Hours per week: 40

Duties:

Serves as a Logistics Manager for the Army Communications Electronics Command (CECOM) Regional

Support team (RST); responsible for planning, developing, coordinating and integrating logistics

operations - geographically dispersed at over 15 installations through-out the 406th Army Field Support

Brigade (AFSB) area of support (AOS). Manages logistical operations in support of the Army Force

Generation (ARFORGEN) process, which include but is not limited to Left Behind Equipment (LBE).

Performs supply and maintenance workload analysis, and exercises OPCON over logistical operations

to ensure war-fighter Left Behind Equipment is maintained and serviced to TM-10/20 condition for

reissue upon the war-fighter s return to CONUS. Continually reports status of both assigned and left

behind equipment during periods of deployment to concerned officials. Distributes reports and instructs

logistics personnel in the use of automated reports. Coordinates training on use and maintenance of

the Army Management Information System (STAMIS). Integrates Logistics Support Activities (LOGSA)

products and Standard Army Management Information System (STAMIS) as required to support war-

fighter, Brigade, and subordinate command activities. Performs multi-functional logistics planning,

budget formulation, operations, supply, maintenance, doctrine, training, and administration to support

the requirements of the 406th Army Field Support Brigade (AFSB). Determines need for and plans

detailed assessments of logistics situations which may adversely affect readiness. Serves as a leader

of a team of logisticians and/or technicians, in conducting military decision making process (MDMP) to

assess and recommend courses of action as required. Constantly evaluate logistics doctrine, policy,

plans, procedures, operations, equipment/weapons systems, and support systems with the view toward

improvements. Develops, coordinates, and implements improved logistics concepts. Attends logistics

conferences, meetings, seminars, boards and workshops as an advisor, briefer, or functional participant

to develop or recommend logistics problem resolutions and new or improved techniques, policy,

procedures, concept and doctrine relative to all aspects of logistics support commands to pursue, foster

and maintain working relationships in achieving and sustaining the best possible readiness postures.

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Expert knowledge of analytical and evaluative methods plus a thorough understanding of how regulation

or enforcement programs are administered to select and apply appropriate program evaluation and

measurement techniques in determining the extent of compliance with pertinent rules and regulations

as they apply to assigned programs. Knowledge sufficient to analyze and measure the effectiveness,

efficiency and productivity of acquisition, logistics, and technology activity associated with supply,

maintenance, transportation, wholesale and retail logistics systems; and the life cycle management

of equipment, weapons systems, communications systems, and materiel for assigned mission areas.

Broad and thorough knowledge of all aspects of military logistics including extensive training in logistics

management techniques and systems. Knowledge and training in sustaining and improving logistics

support and readiness of Army materiel in the field environment. Knowledge of laws, policies, precedents

and directives applicable to logistics systems, and resource requirements to independently analyze and

resolve difficult logistics issues/problems in assigned area of responsibility.

Logistics Manager-Deployed

EPS Corporation - Joint Base Balad, Iraq

December 2008 to January 2010

EPS Corporation (12/01/2008 01/8/2010) Army Communications Electronics Command (CECOM),

Improvised Explosive Device Defeat (IED-Defeat) Project Manager (Deployed) Joint Base Balad, Iraq

Supervisor: 910-***-**** Mr. Jordan; Contact: Yes

Salary: $000,000.00 per year

Hours per week: 84

Duties:

Served as the Logistics Manager for assigned system(s) responsible for providing direction, coordination,

and guidance on administrative, technical, and operational issues related to the Improvised Explosive

Device Defeat Program. Major areas of responsibility include major item acquisition packages,

secondary item procurement actions, configuration management, and technical data package structure

and content during all phases of the life cycle for assigned system(s). Develops and implements

instruction and on-the-job training for functional and team personnel. Independently defines, directs,

or leads highly challenging projects/programs. Identifies and resolves highly complex problems not

susceptible to treatment by accepted methods. Develops, integrates, and implements solutions to

diverse, highly complex problems across multiple areas and disciplines. Anticipates problems, develops

sound solutions and action plans to ensure program/mission accomplishment. Develops plans and

techniques to fit new situations to improve overall program and policies. Establishes precedents

in application of problem-solving techniques to enhance existing processes. Provides guidance to

individuals/teams; resolves conflicts. Defines, organizes, and assigns activities to accomplish projects/

programs goals. Guides, motivates, and oversees the activities of individuals and teams with focus

on projects/programs issues. Communicates project or program results to all levels, internally and

externally. Uses Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE) to reallocate system(s) between the

material company and the Armed Forces unit(s). Provides guidance, interpretations and solutions to

resolve inventory problems. Coordinates with other Property Book Offices, organizational elements and

higher echelons to resolve property accountability variances. Provides oral guidance, written instructions

and reference materials.

Supply Technician II

EPS Corporation - Fort Bragg, NC

April 2008 to November 2008

EPS Corporation (4/28/2008 11/28/2008) Army Communications Electronics Command (CECOM),

Army Field and Installation Readiness Support Team (FIRST) Electronics Technician II Fort Bragg, North

Carolina United States

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Supervisor: 910-***-**** - Mr. McNeill; Contact: Yes

Salary: $00,000.00 per year

Hours per week: 40

Duties:

Supply Technician II serving as a specialist for Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio Systems

(SINCGARS), responsible for all aspects of supply operations, which include: procurement and

requisitions; receipt; inventory and accountability; storage; maintenance; and disposition. Expedites the

movement of priority supplies, equipment, and materials; maintains primary hand receipt; and assists

with semi-annual physical and monthly inventory of all sensitive items to include all COMSEC equipment.

Responsible for all sub-hand receipts to include reconciling sub-hand receipts with the primary hand

receipt and PBO to ensure 100% accountability. Determines supply and equipment requirements.

Managed a warehouse (supply and storage) operation involving multiple facilities for various functions.

Required to store a full range of items used by shop personnel in support of construction, mechanical,

grounds maintenance, environmental, and safety missions. Management and operations includes

computer operations and the operation of motor vehicles and forklifts. Utilizes a personal computer to

update and maintain inventory of stock, and prepares memorandum and reports accordingly. Performs

inquiries, maintains databases, retrieves a variety of data to provide status to customers, verify requests,

etc. Knowledge of governing supply regulations, policies, and instructions applicable to the Information

Technology specialty, to conduct inventory, property management and utilization, compile information

for survey actions, conduct extensive and exhaustive searches for required information, and provide

supply operations support for specialized or unique supplies and technical equipment of the same.

Senior Logistics Manager

United States Army - Fort Bragg, NC

July 2004 to July 2007

United States Army, 1-377TH Field Artillery Regiment, XVIII Airborne CORPS Artillery (07/01/2004

07/31/2007) Senior Logistics Manager Fort Bragg, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: 915-***-**** CPT Dahl; Contact: Yes

Salary: $00,000.00 per year

Hours per week: 50

Duties:

Served as the Senior Logistics Manager responsible for the logistical operations and property

management of the Army s only Air Assault M198 Field Artillery Battalion with the mission of worldwide

deployment as part of the XVIII Airborne CORPS Artillery; responsible for the training, morale, and

welfare of the logistics section and subordinate unit supply personnel; supervises and inspects all

logistical operations; performs budget maintenance. Directed logistic management of 5 unit supply

facilities. Compiled logistic and maintenance data, and played a key role in setting priorities, performing

short and long-range planning, and coordinating resources to produce maximum output. Controlled

and managed over $2 million of equipment with responsibility for inspecting and strategic planning.

Visited supply facilities to provide assistance and determine conformance to logistical standards,

practices, procedures, techniques, and quality standards. Assisted supply specialists and supervisors

in interpreting supply regulations, directives, technical manuals, and field manuals. Assisted supply

supervisors in planning for facilities, personnel, and resources needed to accomplish operation

objectives. Developed and issued instructions that affected supply programs, and provided interpretation

of DOD regulations and Army regulations. Analyzed various reports to identify problems and recommend

corrective action. Performed material management functions (supply, maintenance, and readiness).

Gathered data, conducted analysis, and recommended courses of action to the Battalion Commander.

Managed Government Purchase Card (GPC) accounts with $75,000 worth of monthly purchasing power.

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Oversee all Government Travel Credit Card accounts as the Agency/Organization Program Coordinator.

Responsible for planning, scheduling, and managing all work order projects submitted for Battalion

property through careful coordination with the Department of Public Works (DPW).

Education

AAS in Business Administration - Operations Management

Fayetteville Technical Community College - Fayetteville, NC

2012 to 2014

Skills

Microsoft Office 2010; Typing (40 WPM); Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced; Logistics

Information Systems (LIS); Logistics Information Warehouse (LIW); Hazardous Material Handler Course;

Contracting Representative Course; Field Ordering Officer Course; Budget Officer Course; Unit Supply

Course/ANCOC; Logistics Supervisor Course; Government Purchase Card Course; Battle Staff Officer

Course; Unit Supply Specialist; IT Systems Security Course; Master Fitness Trainer Course; Basic

Leadership Course/BNCOC; Primary Leadership Course.

Military Service

Service Country:US

Branch:Army

Rank:Sergeant First Class (SFC)

Commendations:

Meritorious Service Medal (2nd Award) Army Commendation Medal (5th Award) Army Achievement

Medal (3rd Award) Army Good Conduct Medal (7th Award) Expert Field Medical Badge Parachutist

Badge Air Assault Badge Audie Murphy Award Artillery Order of Saint Barbara

Additional Information

Security Clearance

Secret - Active

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