Supply Chain Management

KWASI BOATENG OWUSU

**** ******** **** *** ************ NC 28314 910-***-**** ******@*****.***

“Upon arrival to Task Force Raptor, Sergeant (SPC) Owusu collected and turned in unserviceable and excess expendable and non-expendable equipment valued in excess of $2.1M. He was responsible for the Task Force’s professional appearance by organizing, clearing, and inventorying all storage units within the Task Force, which led to better accountability of all classes of supply. He assisted the Medical and Motorpool sections by ordering and tracking medical and Product Load List items, resulting in increased productivity.”

~ RYAN T. LEMAN, Air Operations Branch (AOB) Commander, Special Operations Task Force – Central (SOTF-C)

LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT

Management and Supervision

Property Book Management

Materiel Management

Audit/Inspection Management

Operation/Logistics Management

Supply Chain Management

Master Scheduler

Senior Advisor/Consultant

Training and Instruction

Fuels Specialist and Technician

Facilities Support and Storage

Contract, Budget, Procurement,

Asset Management ? Hands-on Logistics and Property Book Officer (PBO) with 11+ years’ experience leading on-site operations, logistics, supply chain, construction logistics, traffic operations, fuel operations and distributions, Statement of Work (SOWs), Forward Operating Bases (FOBs), Defense Finance Accounting Services (DFAS), Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Defense Supply Center, (DSC) Defense Distribution Center (DDC), and installation transportation.

? Exceptional supervisory and management experience with a proven ability to train, instruct, and examine personnel performing large-scale operations, logistics, and supply chain operation efforts. Advance wide range of training, instruction, and evaluations enriching, augmenting, and upgrading skilled and qualified personnel for logistics movement, warehousing and Supply Support Activity (SSA) operations, Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE) system, Logistics Operation Instructions (LOIs), Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Government Furnished Property (GFP) and document nomenclature, property account, and value of supplies, materials, and stock.

? Demonstrated capacity to plan, support, and oversee administrative functions, logistics, supply, inventory, stock, storage, and facility requirements. Manage $21M worth of contracting, requisition, procurement, and acquisition. Configure and execute new procedures and checklists for process and procedural improvements, gaining increased amounts of percent efficiency and costs savings.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE & ACHIEVEMENTS

PROPERTY BOOK MANAGER 05/2008 to Present

HSC, 2nd Battalion (BN), 3rd SFG (A), Fort Bragg, NC, Iraq/Afghanistan Deployment

“SPC Owusu assisted the Property Book Section by identifying deficiencies in the hand receipt during the initial split of the property, which ensured full accountability. He effectively managed three property books with a combined value of more than $36M without incident. He ensured rear detachment personnel properly purchased, received, and forwarded items in a timely manner to the appropriate personnel, providing newly fielded equipment and supplies to the warfighter. He facilitated the transition of Troop II to Mosul by requesting and flying the equipment and supplies needed by the Troop in order to stand up an operational base and by facilitating its ability to immediately assume operations. Additionally, he upgraded, repaired, and filled the shortages on 24 hour operations, from both Task Force Raptor and Fort Bragg property books, through the small arms repair shop in an expeditious manner, which kept the teams at 100% mission readiness.”

~ RYAN T. LEMAN, Air Operations Branch (AOB) Commander, Special Operations Task Force – Central (SOTF-C)

Direct operations as Logistics and Property Book/PBUSE Activities Manager for Class V11 Combat Support Equipment. Manage Task Orders (TOs) FIELD Class V11 equipment to units in Iraq/Afghanistan. Supervise 30 personnel over property accountability in excess of $2M; ensured operational readiness of Army-propositioned stock and equipment are posted correctly on PBUSE and distributed in according to fielding directives.

Key Accomplishments:

? Maintain integrity of property book records through physical inventories, causative research, audits, evaluations, and reconciliation of discrepancies in receipt stocks. Formulate SOPs, performance summaries, and reports as PBO.

? Consultant, Subject Matter Expert (SME), and Point of Contact (POC) for Commander, subordinates, and lateral and higher authorities on logistics plans and programs; develop operational concepts to expand or change operations or procedures. Prepare and present briefings on the status of the logistics operations.

? Expedite necessary actions to ensure maximum and timely customer support. Functional tasks include: supply equipment authorization, acquisition, maintenance, replacement, disposition, transportation, and movement of goods and personnel.

. Evaluated support plans for feasibility, efficiency, and economy; developed alternatives when required and executed actions related to procurement, storage, distribution, and disposal of material.

. Used computerized automation equipment and associated software applications to access logistics and supply systems data and information.

. Posted receipts and turn-ins; reviewed and verified quantities received against shipping documents; and prepared and maintained records on equipment usage, operation, maintenance, modification, and calibration.

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1033 WINDWARD COVE 106 FAYETTEVILLLE NC 28314 910-***-**** ******@*****.***

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE & ACHIEVEMENTS

LOGISTIC OPERATIONS SUPPORT

SUPPLY SERGEANT FOR SPECIAL OPERATIONS BATTALION 03/2005 TO 05/2008

? Serve as the Stock Record Manager; supervise 10 personnel; execute stock record/warehouse functions pertaining to receipt, storage, distribution, and issue; operate Inventory Management System (IMS). Advise, consult, and enforce U.S. Army (DA), Department of Defense (DoD), and Department of Transportation (DoT) logistics regulatory procedures, laws, directives, and protocol compliance requirements.

? Establish and maintain stock records to include inventory, materiel control, accounting, and supply reports; establish and maintain automated accounting records, post receipts, and turn-ins; perform due-in and due-out accounting; review and verify quantities received against bill of lading, contracts, and local purchase requests.

? Prepare reports on equipment availability, storage space, relocation of material, and warehouse denials. Analyze operations statistical data and reports to ascertain functional trends, conformance, and standards/directives. Ensure efficiency of operations. Review materiel receipt and offline document-processing procedures.

Key Accomplishments:

.Flawlessly manage and execute budgets in excess of $5M and oversee equipment, supplies, parts, materials valued at $5M; received North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Medal for superior asset management and maintenance

.Provided technical guidance, on supply/maintenance operations and operate Central Supply Depot (CSD) through direct management of the Multiple Commodity Stock Record (MCSR) account

.Reconciled discrepancies between warehouse functions and the Automated Supply Accounting System within 95%; identified more than $750K in excess property

.Provided logistical support for sustainment, restoration, demobilization, equipment sourcing, and facilities upkeep and participated in activities to develop long- and short-range logistics plans.

.Processed request and turn-in documents, as well as inventory, survey, and warehousing documents, and ensured inventories and location surveys were performed in accordance with Army procedures.

.Operated material-handling equipment and unloaded, unpacked, visually inspected, counted, segregated, pelletized, and stored incoming supplies and equipment.

.Accounted for more than $500K worth of assigned equipment with no losses.

. Serve as my Unit armory, was in charge of all the weapons exchange between my unit and Crane Indiana

I make sure all the necessary maintenance forms are done and lateral transfers and document numbers are being issued for any weapon that either needs fixing, coded out, or just replacing them and all optics.

Early Career Experience: Marine Corps Logistic Specialist

Warehouse Clerk, Lance Corporal (LCpl) – U.S. Marine Corps 02/2001 to 03/2005

. Serves as CMR Clerk which is making sure each hand receipts and sub hand receipts inventories are prepared monthly and make sure Commanders sign them to ensure proper property accountability.

. Serve as unit prevention leader, and as my unit EEO Rep.

.As an experienced Logistic Analyst, I trained my fellow Marines every Thursday as part of Sergeant time about Logistic procedures and Manuals and how to be a successful Leader

. Oversee the receiving, handling, and processing of support materials and general supplies and packaged products, barrier materials, major items such as automobile spare parts and vehicles, and repair parts for riggers.

.Supervise personnel handling and storing supplies and materials, monitor work and adherence to instructions and procedures, and ensure proper receiving and processing activities.

Key Accomplishments:

. Making sure all Marines personal properties are handle properly with accordance to regulations, any AWOL, UA, DECEASED, KIA or Imprisoned Marines personnel belongings, I was making sure they were accounted for by doing inventories, boxed and shipped to their loved ones.

.Set up Issue point and issue new Marines to the unit their equipment and their Marine Issue Gears

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts, Business Administration (2011)

HILL UNIVERSITY, Humble, TX, GPA: 3.5 (still attending online)

Associate of Science, Criminal Justice (In Progress)

COLUMBIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY, Orange, AL, GPA: 3.18

Nurse Aide Education Program and Community Service Program (1997)

NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, dale city VA 22193

Numerous Military Schools which include Grephon Group trained with FBI.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Civilian Training and Certifications: Tactical Off Road Driving Course; Certification, U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps Regiment; Mobile Force Protection Course

U.S. Army Training and Certifications: Level 1 Awareness Training; Warrior Leadership Course; Field Sanitation Course; Government Purchase Card (GPC) Training; Composite Risk Management (CRM) Basic Course; Unit Supply Enhanced Training; Unit Supply Specialist Course

Defense Acquisition University (DAU); DoD GPC Refresher Training; GPC Training

U.S. Marine Corps Training and Certifications: Rifleman/Combat Skills; Desert Operations; Counseling for Marines; Basic Warehousing; Terrorism Awareness; Commercial Forklift Operators Course

AWARDS & SPECIAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Meritorious Service Medal; Army Commendation Medal; Army Achievement Medal; Valorous Unit Award; Meritorious Unit Award; Afghanistan Campaign Medal w/campaign star; Iraq Campaign Medal w/campaign star; Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) Service Medal; National Defense Service Medal; Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal (3); NATO Medal; Army Professional Development Ribbon; Army Service Ribbon; Navy Sea Service Deployment Ribbon; Sea Service Deployment Ribbon w/cluster (1); Letter of Appreciation; Certificate of Commendation; Affiliation and Certification, U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps Regiment

COMPUTER SKILLS

Software: Microsoft (MS) Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook; Novell Network

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