Twandorian R Smith
Surprise, AZ 85388
USA
Email:**********.*****@****.***; **********@*******.*** Home: 623-***-****
Work: 602-***-****
Defense Contract Management Agency
Phoenix, AZ office
(12/14/2014 to Present)
Supervisor: Christopher Thompson 602-***-**** Contact: YES Pay Grade: GS-11 Step 10
Salary per year: 75,376.00
Hours per week: 40
Duties: Quality Assurance Specialist GS-1910-11
Defense Contract Management Agency
Elgin, OK office
(04/07/2014 to 12/14/2015)
Supervisor: Donald O’Connor COMM 918-***-****-ex 103 Contact: YES Pay Grade: GS-11 Step 10
Salary per year: 75,376.00
Hours per week: 40
Duties: Quality Assurance Specialist GS-1910-11
• Serve as a member of a multi-functional technical team as a resident QAS at one or more supplier facilities. The nature of the contracts and products (their complexity, end-use, specifications) requires the specialist to provide risk based surveillance of supplier quality systems and processes from contract award to contract completion.
• The specific type, intensity and frequency of surveillance activities vary with the each process and associated risk management, which will involve analyzing exposure to various risk factors and determine how to handle such exposure.
• Perform pre-award duties when requested by customers, and accepts products and services for the U.S. Government.
• Review contracts and technical data packages to identify the specification requirements which the contractor's processes must meet. I identify differences between contract technical requirements and current contractor processes. I establish a requirement baseline for the processes performed by the contractors.
• Establish and maintain communications with contractor's top management, including applicable functional managers such as production, engineering, and QA personnel early in the contracting cycle to ensure understanding exists for acceptable quality evidence for performance of such things as purchased materials and vendor controls, shipment, and key process proofing/measurement and analysis.
• Establish and maintain a communications channel with the Contracting Office and Program Management Office as necessary. Notifies contracting offices and specifies preparing activities of deficient contract and technical requirements.
• Review and ensures flow-down of contract requirements to the contractor's inspection system and/or quality management system to validate that the contractor has the processes for properly extracting and translating these requirements into the appropriate inspection, test, engineering, production, manufacturing, packaging/marking, shipping, purchasing, and receiving functions.
• Review and ensure equipment, material, people, environment, methods, and other inputs to new/changed production/manufacturing processes and associated process controls to assure that contractual technical requirements are met for new/modified items or for products transitioning from design to production.
• Assess the contractor's purchased material/vendor QA controls. Reviews contractor's make or buy decisions for new contracts for new items. I identify procured items/services which are complex, critical, or have bad quality histories. Reviews/analyzes contractor/ vendor QA data and adjusts receiving process/product audits accordingly.
• Selectively requests Government QA at subcontractor level to verify adequacy of prime contractor controls, when necessary. Determines when alternative procedures are appropriate or uses as directed (e.g., Alternative Release Procedures, Certificate of Conformance).
• Conduct Quality Assurance risk management and assessment. Designs, plans and implements an effective risk management program to ensure that all threats to the successful delivery of the contract are addressed and mitigated in the Government’s best interests.
• Perform risk assessments and analyses, relying on relevant customer, supplier performance, and Government data and assigns risk ratings to quality systems and key processes. I ensure compliance with higher level quality contract requirements, performing risk planning to address specific contract, customer and DCMA policy requirements.
• During planning, considers the use of existing credible data, the need for verifications of key quality system elements to validate data, and/or the need for full or partial system auditing.
• Prepare surveillance plans tailored to a level of detail appropriate to the size, complexity and criticality of a supplier’s facility and contracts. Plans address both system and process level surveillance methods.
Department of the Army Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan
(09/15/12 to 04/07/2014)
Supervisor: Aaron Anderson COMM 601-***-**** Contact: YES Pay Grade: GS-12
Salary per year: 62,284.00
Hours per week: 40
Duties: Quality Assurance Specialist GS-1910-12
• Responsible for planning, developing, coordinating, monitoring, and evaluating the Quality Assurance (QA) Program for Tactical Wheel Vehicles (TWV; MRAP's, HEMTT,5-Ton, HMMWV, ASV, Engineering Equipment, etc.). Use the 3/401st AFSB Maintenance/ Quality Assurance Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) in conjunction with all applicable Federal Acquisition Regulations, Defense Acquisition, Army Regulations, and the Contractors Statement of Work
(SOW).
• Responsible for the development, implementation, and maintenance of the QA program. Perform weekly maintenance surveillance inspections on Army Preposition Stock (APS-5) and reports non-compliant equipment to the APS Supervisor for corrective action. Received & investigated deficiency reports on repair parts, components, supply stock, or procured items, for utilization in depot maintenance programs.
HONEYWELL HTSI KUWAIT, AFGHANISTAN
2007 -2012
Quality Assurance Specialist
ITT SYSTEMS GMASS
ARIFJAN, KUWAIT
2006-2007
Maintenance Lead
DIMENSIONS INTERNATIONAL
MOSUL, IRAQ
2005-2006
Quality Assurance Specialist
EDUCATION:
Sterling College
US Army Basic Training
Defense Distribution Management
Logistic Management
Hazardous Cargo Material Training
FCC Training Course
Airframe Certified
Aerospace Ground Equipment Certification
CDL (Commercial Driving License
COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SKILLS
Proficient in use of most major computer systems, information systems, spreadsheet applications, graphic and presentation applications, and word processing applications, including but not limited to: Windows / ME / 2000 / XP / Vista; Microsoft Word Perfect; Microsoft Office Suite: MS Word, MS Excel, MS Access, PowerPoint; MS Publisher; Internet Explore; Netscape Navigator.
RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONS DAWIA Level II Certified
Green Belt Lean Six Sigma Certified
Ds Plus
460 Hour DS plus AGT 1500 Certification
Honeywell AG1500 Maintenance Training 40 hour course Honeywell AGT Theory of Operation and Description 16 hour class 63W Heavy Wheel Rep Cert
Heavy Wheeled Vehicle Repairer Course
Production, Quality and Manufacturing Certification Risk Management Certification
Overview of Acquisition Ethics Certification
ESOH in Systems Engineering Certification
Six Sigma Concepts and Processes Certification
Introduction to Lean Enterprise Concepts Certification Technical Review Certification
ISO 9000 Certification
Training for Contracting Officer’s Representative Certification Contracting Officer’s Representative in a Contingency Environment Certification Contracting Officer Representative with a mission focus Certification Predictive Analysis and Quality Assurance Certification Fundamentals of System Acquisition Management Certification Clearance Secret