Quality Assurance Control

Eric M Clay

**** *** ****** ** ( Minneapolis, Minnesota 55413

C: 847-***-****

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EDUCATION:

Bachelor of Science: Construction Management 2009

Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan

EXPERIENCE:

10/13 to 3/14: Logistics Consultant Red Wing Stoneware Company: Engaged as

a consultant to find ways to fix production problems and workflow issues in

order to improve the output and quality of their products.

* Identified and incorporated process improvement to speed product

creation, improve product quality, and reduce costs. Resulted in a 2.5x

improvement in product output within a four week period

* Worked with executive leadership to integrate product demand with sales

trends and product availability

* Designed new warehouse layout to optimize shipping, handling & receiving

operations based on SKU priority

* Worked with upper management to oversee implementation of new warehouse

design by production staff

12/12 to 9/13: Brigade Transportation Officer: Officer responsible for the

daily transportation requirements of 3900 Soldiers. Responsible for all

interstate movement as well as any international movement operation.

Coordinated the ground transportation for 14,796 soldiers; ranging from

airborne operations, change of command ceremonies, change of responsibility

ceremonies, and Central Issue Facility turn in

Planned and executed the transportation movement of 200 Indian Army

personnel to Fort Bragg, and the daily transportation requirements while on

post training with U.S. counterparts

Lead planner on the multi-modal movement of 187 Soldiers and equipment to

Indonesia from Fort Bragg for a joint training exercise with the Indian

Army

12/11 to 11/12: Distribution Platoon Leader: Directly supervised 21

personnel. Distribution Platoon Leader responsible for providing

transportation and distribution of all classes of supply to two cannon

batteries, one headquarters and headquarters battery and a forward support

company.

Hand-selected to be the Brigade's Unit Movement Officer tracking and

transporting 535 pieces of equipment through the Seaport of Charleston, SC

and Aerial Port at Thumrait, Oman into Afghanistan. Equipment weighed 7100

Short Tons arriving into Afghanistan on 76 Airframe sorties.

Synchronized and managed the logistics for a pre-deployment training

exercise ensuring the timely movement of 136 pieces of equipment via line

haul to Fork Polk, Louisiana.

Rated as the best Lieutenant in the Battalion out of 13 rated Lieutenants.

10/10 to 11/11: Company Executive Officer: Executive Officer of a Forward

Support Company in an Airborne Field Artillery Battalion. Second in command

of 88 soldiers, 42 vehicles, and responsible for equipment valued at over

$3,500,000.

Directly responsible for providing the immediate resupply of all of the

Battalion's classes of supply during three Brigade Airborne Joint Operation

Access Exercises (JOAX). JOAX's consists of 1,600 paratroopers jumping onto

an airfield with resupply coming from aircraft landing on the landing strip

once secure.

Primary Reset Officer for the Battalion, successfully coordinating with

external military and civilian agencies for the repair of equipment in

excess of $1,600,000 after return from deployment in Iraq.

10/09 to 09/10: Maintenance Control Officer: Directly supervised 38

personnel in charge of the Battalion's Maintenance program for all vehicles

and equipment. Responsible for the scheduled and unscheduled servicing of

300 vehicles, the management of the bench stock and stock supply, test

measurement and diagnostic equipment program, and shop safety within the

Battalion.

Sustained an operational readiness rating of 97% for the duration of the

Battalion's deployment.

Established a partnership in Al Anbar Province, Iraq with Iraqi Police and

Army units advising quality assurance and quality control sections in

preventive maintenance checks and services in order to stop the rapid trend

of vehicle cannibalization within their units.

Led the maintenance platoon to a second place finish in the Department of

the Army competition for the Army Award for Maintenance Excellence.

05/09 to 09/09 - Military Schooling, Transportation Officers Basic Course

(TOBC): Developed technical and tactical skills in port, rail, and ground

transportation operations

* Received the highest rated field evaluation of the TOBC class

TRAINING & CERTIFICATIONS

06/11: United States Army Unit Movement Officer Course

10/2008: Occupational Safety and Health Administration, OSHA Certification

AWARDS & DECORATIONS

Army Commendation Medal (2)

Army Achievement Medal

Global War on Terrorism Service Medal

Iraq Campaign Medal with Campaign Star

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