IAN S. ANDERSEN
**** ****** ******, ***. * Phone: 503-***-****
Green Bay, WI 54311 Email: ************@*****.***
LOGISTICS, PRODUCTION & OPERATIONS M ANAGER
FINANCIAL & BUDGET ANALYSIS DISTRIBUTION TRANSPORTATION
A decorated Logistics Officer in the United States Army presently transitioning to the civilian sector. A highly motivated
achiever with over eight years of significant achievements. A successful record of managing complex organizations, supervising
hundreds of staff, and overseeing millions of dollars in assets. Strong logistical and financial analysis skills and an expert in
property management. Noted as a skilled problem-solver consistently chosen by superiors to direct challenging and complex
projects and missions requiring immediate completion. Proficient in spoken Spanish, with solid computer proficiencies in
Excel, Access, and database management. Presently hold a NACLC Secret Security Clearance.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Logistics Analysis Warehousing Large Team Management
Materials Management Budget Analysis Manufacturing Production
Staff Development & Training Project Scheduling Supply Chain Management
Strategic Planning & Analysis Maintenance Management Cost Reduction & Projection
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLING Government Contracting Laws Inventory Control & Ordering
NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS
comprehensive logistical & financial analysis Training – Maintained the budgeting and purchasing of weaponry,
communications equipment, and personal gear for an Infantry Brigade Combat Team of 3,000 members.
property management & accountability – Responsible for a vast variety of equipment valued at many tens of millions of dollars
without a single loss.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
OSHKOSH CORPORATION//KEWAUNEE FABRICATIONS, Kewaunee, WI 2014 – PRESENT
Production Supervisor
Provide leadership to the corporate manufacturing team and facilitate the production process to ensure achievement of
manufacturing, quality, housekeeping, and safety objectives. Developed a high performance work team, and provide ongoing
coaching and direction, both formal and informal, to the team.
• Plan and monitor work for over 40 welders, including ensuring tools, materials, and parts are readily available.
• Led the development of the “Hot Slip” program, creating standard operating procedures for incoming work that needed
to be processed through design and planning to the manufacturing process as quickly as possible.
• Coordinated the setup, staffing, and developed the processes of three new major product lines with a demand of over
500 weldments per month.
UNITED STATES ARMY/MISSOURI NATIONAL GUARD, Fort Riley, KS/Whiteman AFB 2008 – PRESENT
1st Lieutenant
PARTICIPATE IN GARRISON AND FORWARD ENVIRONMENTS, PROVIDING DIRECT SUPPORT LOGISTICS TO ENSURE THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF
COMBAT OPERATIONS.
• SUCCESSFULLY LED OVER 100 SOLDIERS IN DISTRIBUTION AND MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS WHILE DEPLOYED TO IRAQ DURING 2009
TO 2010.
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (CONTINUED )
• EFFECTIVELY REPLACED AN INEFFICIENT MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SECTION RESPONSIBLE FOR RECOVERY, DAILY, AND
CATASTROPHIC MAINTENANCE OF OVER 300 VEHICLES, 1500 WEAPONS SYSTEMS, AND A VARIETY OF COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT
VALUED AT OVER $100M, BRINGING THE OPERATIONAL RATE OF THE FLEET FROM UNDER 60% TO OVER 95% IN FOUR MONTHS.
• LED A DISTRIBUTION PLATOON RESPONSIBLE FOR DELIVERING ALL MANNER OF SUPPLIES TO 5 OPERATING BASES, COVERING AN AREA
OF OVER 100 MILES, WITHOUT A MISSED MISSION OR NEED FOR EMERGENCY RESUPPLIES.
• MANAGED AND COORDINATED ALL SUPPORT MISSIONS WITHIN THE BATTALION, INCLUDING SUPPLY SUPPORT, TRANSPORTATION, AND
VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT DRAWS.
• ACTED AS ASSISTANT OPERATIONS OFFICER TO THE BATTALION RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPORTING A BRIGADE OF 3,447 SOLDIERS.
• CREATED OPERATIONS ORDERS DETAILING OVER 100 CONVOY LOGISTICAL PATROLS, AND PROVIDING SUPPLIES TO OVER 10
OPERATING BASES AND COMBAT OUTPOSTS IN NORTHERN IRAQ.
• MAINTAINED THE BUDGETING AND PURCHASING OF WEAPONRY, COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT, AND PERSONAL GEAR FOR AN
INFANTRY BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM OF 3,000 MEMBERS.
• EXPERIENCED IN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING LAWS AND PROCEDURES.
• EXPERT IN TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, INCLUDING; FUEL, EXPLOSIVES, HEAVY MACHINERY, AND
CORROSIVE LIQUIDS AND GASSES.
HARDER MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, HILLSBORO, OR 2007 – 2008
Project Controls Specialist
Managed the schedule and invoicing procedures for a multimillion dollar contract to install clean room standard piping
for a pharmaceutical factory.
• Conceptualized and successfully implemented a yearlong manpower and installation schedule for over 100,000 feet of
piping.
• Assisted in the development of a Microsoft Access database program to compare manpower estimates to actual labor to
ensure maximum efficiency and productivity.
• Developed an effective system to track extra work orders added to initial contracts to ensure the seamless integration of
new work into original plans.
INTEL CORPORATION, HILLSBORO, OR 2006 – 2007
Scheduling Analyst
Managed all Tool Install schedules for D1C and Aloha fabrication sites; two of the company’s largest facilities.
• Initiated and managed weekly plans and schedule development indicators for management and other project
staff.
• Worked with project managers to cost-optimize construction schedules, which included working with mathematical
formulas to analyzing schedules, repetitive and non-repetitive tasks, work continuity considerations, multiple-crew
strategies, and the effects of varying job conditions on crew performance.
• Developed several “Virtual Factory” tools, which updated and improved Standard Operation Procedures for schedulers
across all of the Intel Corporation.
E DUCATION & TRAINING
Bachelor of Business Administration, Finance, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM 2006