Instructor
Resume:
Security Clearance: Secret
EDUCATION / TRAINING
Graduated cum laude, Bachelors of Arts Degree Business Administration -
Logistics,
St. Leo University, 2013
TRAINING
Advanced Instructor Preparation Course, 2010
F/A-18 FAME and SAME Computer Based Training (CBT), 2010
TC-AIMS II Theater Operations, 2010
Field Support Engineer University-BCS3, 2009
Battle Command Sustainment Support System Functional User Course, 2009
Contracting Officer Representative Course, 2005
Fuel Automated System Operator / Manager Course, 2005
Comp/TIA, A+ Certification Course, 2005
Petroleum Quality Assurance Course (J20), 2005
Battle Staff NCO Course, 2003
Support Operations Course Phase I & II, 2002
Airlift Planner / Air Load Course, 2000
Technical Transportation of Hazardous Materials (Haz 12), 2001
Army Basic Instructor Course, 1998
Small Group Instructor Trainer Course, 1998
Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course, Petroleum Laboratory, 1995
Petroleum Laboratory Technician Course, 1988
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
. Prepares training materials, determination of instructional
methodology, and coordination in the development and use of training
aids, devices, simulators, and simulations.
. Works extensively with Excel, PowerPoint, enterprise resource planning
(ERP), Inventory Management and Maintenance/Warehouse Databases and
Inventory Management programs.
. Manages Petroleum Laboratory, conducts chemical experiments, tests and
analysis.
. Management of Material Resources; Inventory Control; Reporting; Record
Keeping.
. Management of equipment resources; Data Input; Provide customer
service; Problem Solver.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
. Active Security Clearance
. Instructor Qualified
. Battle Staff Operations Qualified
. Support Operations Course Graduate
. Petroleum Laboratory / Petroleum Supply Specialist Experienced
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Tapestry Solutions, Inc., Chester, Virginia May 2011 - Present
Journeyman Instructor / Field Support Representative
. Trained over 750 Transportation and 500 Quartermaster Non-Commissioned
Officers in the functionality and operation of the Sustainment Command
and Control System (S2MC / BCS3).
. Responsible for the planning, coordinating and execution of BCS3 New
Equipment Training (NET) as directed by the Product Director BCS3.
. BCS3 Advanced Couse Instructor; trained company and contracted new
hires for BCS3 Help Desk duty, in addition to personnel assigned to
various field support and instructor positions.
. Teach, coach and mentor new instructors through a developed evaluation
program.
. Coordinate with the United States Army Reserve Training Command to
ensure classroom facilities are available, students identified and
equipment on-site in time for training.
Tapestry Solutions, Inc., Fort Eustis, Virginia; Fort Pickett, Virginia
Oct 2010 - Apr 2011
Intermediate Instructor / Field Support Representative
. Supports the fielding, set-up, and training of the Battle Command
Sustainment Support System (BCS3) to military personnel attending the
Non-Commissioned Officers Education School, Transportation and
Quartermaster Senior Leader Courses.
. Established the transportation school BCS3 classroom and accompanying
Program of Instruction (POI).
. Coordinate and resolve network and connectivity issues; performs all
scheduled maintenance on assigned computer systems; solidly versed in
the applications directory system, file transfer and data storage
methodology.
. Posses a keen mastery of logistics management; and a professional
knowledge of methods and techniques used in presenting effective
programs of instruction.
Tapestry Solutions, Inc., Fort Lee, Virginia Oct 2009 - Sep 2010
Instructor / Field Support Representative
. Supported the fielding, set-up, integration, and use of Army and
Tapestry Solutions Logistics Command and Control applications at the
Army Logistics University (ALU). Enhanced with knowledge of modular
maintenance support concepts and maintenance readiness of Army
Materiel Command equipment, STAMIS supporting distribution and
maintenance operations, and supporting information/data products of
the Logistics Support Agency and the Defense Logistics Agency.
. Develop, prepare, and revises on all Programs of Instruction (POIs)
for Battle Command Sustainment Support System (BCS3) to support ALU's
Combined Logistics Captains Career Course (CLC3), Support Operations
Course (SOC), Theater Logistics Studies Course (TLOG), and Pre Command
Course (PCC) programs.
. Train military, government and selected contractors on the use of
BCS3, GDMS or other Tapestry C4I applications.
. Coordinated and resolved network and connectivity issues; Interface
all Logistics applications (BCS3, GDMS and other selected Tapestry
systems) with other C2 systems; solidly versed in the applications
directory system, file transfer and data storage methodology.
. Serviced 189 BCS3 machines on a daily basis. Troubleshoot problems
that arise with the set-up or use of the systems. In particular,
familiar with networking and firewall issues that may prohibit
effective use of the systems. Conduct analysis of complex problems,
performs software engineering analysis, computer modeling, computer
simulation analysis and design, and process analysis. Provide support
to the mission planning and mission execution processes.
. Provided BCS3 over the shoulder and classroom training to Combined
Logistics Captains Career Course (CLC3), Support Operations Course
(SOC), Theater Logistics Studies Course (TLOG), and Pre Command Course
students.
. Provided BCS3 subject matter expertise and over the shoulder support
for approximately 7 annual CLC3 Tactical Logistics Exercises (TLE).
Northrop Grumman Technical Services, Fort Lee, Virginia Jan
2009 - Sep 2009
Course Developer, BCS3 Digital Master Gunner
. Planned and developed a Program of Instruction (POI) for Battle
Command Sustainment Support System (BCS3) Digital Master Gunner (DMG).
. Evaluates training materials and procedures and makes or recommends
revisions to keep the course abreast of software updates, hardware
changes, and emerging command and control (C2) doctrine.
. Sustains currency in training development and continually revises
lesson plans to meet training requirements and keeps the BCS3 DMG
course abreast of emerging technology and any gaps in training.
. Duties include execution of the development of a Program of
Instruction that resulted in lesson plans IAW Army Regulations based
on detailed front-end training needs analysis.
BE&K Engineering, Chester, Virginia Jul
2007 - Dec 2008
Material Control Specialist
. Assimilate equipment and parts information for building equipment
records utilizing DuPont's Engineering Maintenance System (EMS)
Database through continuous communication with site design engineers,
manufacturers and vendors.
. Recommend optimum stock levels based on technical drawings,
specifications, maintenance manuals and vendor literature; considering
cost, criticality, previous performance and availability of parts.
. Create and develop relationships with vendors and suppliers to secure
quotes and bid information.
. Populated Maintenance Database with over 4000 individual records with
a 97% "first look" accuracy rate. Dramatically reducing project review
hours spent.
. Conducted an Environmental survey of Dupont's Richmond, Virginia
Spruance chemical processing plant consisting of over 700 varied
inspection points with tremendous attention to technical detail.
US Army, Virginia/Iraq/Afghanistan Aug 2004 - Jun 2007
Petroleum Operations/Laboratory Supervisor
. Performs technical research and inspections of fixed and semi-
permanent bulk fuel storage facilities; ensuring technical and
environmental compliance.
. Plan, organize and certify petroleum laboratory activities.
. Plans quality assurance and quality surveillance programs.
. Formulate plans and procedures for the receipt, storage and
distribution of bulk petroleum.
. Assign and supervise the daily activities and workload of 12
personnel.
. Developed a Program of Instruction covering the technical training
requirement for 17 lab techs.
. As Platoon Sergeant for 36 personnel, was directly responsible for the
maintenance, accountability and re-supply of equipment valued at over
$2 million dollars.
. Assisted in the redesign of fuel distribution facility construction
(MILCON) projects saving the government over $500,000 in man hours and
equipment.
US Army, Germany/Iraq Jul 2000 - Jul 2004
Petroleum Supply Operations NCO
. Provide staff supervision and logistics planning for bulk petroleum
and water operations.
. Reported inventory and equipment status utilizing formal and informal
presentations.
. Develop and analyze fuel databases to report and manage the daily
distribution of petroleum assets to the Iraq government and Coalition
Operational Forces.
. Direct staff actions to resolve logistical readiness issues.
. Serve as unit Marksmanship Trainer/Weaponeer.
. Tracked and reported the daily receipt, storage and distribution of
the refinery production and bulk petroleum imports totaling in excess
of 14 million gallons per day.
. Discovered the pilferage of 3 million gallons of fuel, through
analysis of databases and reports.
US Army, Hawaii Jun 1998 - Jun 2000
Instructor/Small Group Leader
. Executes the Primary Leadership Development Course Program of
Instruction in the training of junior leaders.
. Responsible for the preparation and conduct of leadership training.
Performs student counseling and prepares academic evaluation reports.
. Administers written and performance oriented evaluations.
. Trained over 177 students with a graduation rate of 98%.
. Mentored 5 new instructors in all programs of instruction allowing for
their successful certifications.
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