Manager Training, Logistics, Procurement, Property Management
Resume:
Keith M. Smith
Memphis, TN *8118
Cell: 804-***-****
Email: ******@*******.***
CAREER OBJECTIVE: Use logistics skills set to become an asset to a leading organization and continue to develop and perfect skills and knowledge to contribute to the exponential growth of the organization.
CAREER SUMMARY: Dynamic, results driven Senior Logistician with over 20 years of diversified experience and education in logistics operations and management. Effective and articulate communicator with ability to establish rapport with individuals at all levels, with documented success in the following areas:
Supply Chain Management
Operational Streamlining
Procurement
Warehouse Management
Forecasting
Property Accountability
Training Oversight
Logistics Planning
Report Preparation
CLEARANCE:
Active DOD Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information (S/SCI) SSBI: (2006/03/30)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Senior Logistics Manager, Camp Atterbury, Indiana July 2010 to Present
Provides logistics and administrative support as the Senior Logistician for a Field Artillery Training Support Battalion; In charge of planning, coordinating, and executing supply management, maintenance, and administrative operations.
Served as the Headquarters Team Chief for 12 Senior Non Commissioned Officers; flawlessly guided them to accomplish all assigned tasks increasing mission readiness.
In charge of the unit’s government purchase card program; accountability officer for the battalion’s hand receipt worth over $5 million dollars
Tracks and advise Investigation officers on Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss procedures; resulting in the timely accountability of $5 million of equipment.
Property Book Manager, Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan January 2009 to July 2010
Served as the Property Book Non Commissioned Officer of a Joint Task Force (JTF) in Afghanistan supporting Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) responsible for tracking, receiving storing, and issuing dedicated air cargo shipments ensuring all transactions were accurately posted to the property accountability book.
Managed 83 hand receipts worth over $187 million dollars spread across two theaters of operation; responsible for the health, welfare, morale, and training of five employees.
Driven to perfection; a team-builder who ensured that team members are trained and proficient while ensuring safety was a integral part of mission success.
Coordinated and planned logistics support for 35 Team members collective training for 10 different occupational specialties, resulting in the successful completion of all mandatory training requirements.
Senior Logistics Manager, Fort Lee, Virginia January 2008 to January 2009
Led logistics operations as the Senior Non-Commissioned Logistician; managed a Government Travel Card central bill account for the battalion of over 1100 employees with a total credit limit of over $10 million dollar; responsible for five Soldiers and two Non Commissioned Officers.
Conducted assistance visits to subordinate units, coordinated section training requirements and establishes training objectives and goals; managed a budget of over $6.5 million dollars.
Flawlessly assisted in the forecasting, purchasing, and tracking of the Battalion’s annual budget; resulting in the spending of over $2 million dollars.
Encouraged three employees within my section to complete over 24 semester hours of college courses and over 500 hours of correspondence courses.
Senior Logistic Manager, FOB Caldwell, Iraq August 2006 to January 2008
Assigned as the Senior Logistics Trainer for a Brigade Border Transition Team (BTT) forward deployed along the Iraqi and Iran international boarder; Primary logistics advisor/trainer for the Department of Boarder Enforcement (DBE) Brigade Supply Officer and staff.
Directly responsible for organizing and implementing the Iraqi Regional headquarters supply system, worth over $15 million of equipment; and team equipment worth over $2.5 million without loss or any International Customs violations.
Implemented a monthly logistical training program for the 34th Pesh Brigade Staff to support 3600 soldiers during Counter-Insurgency Operations (COIN)
Markedly improved the Brigade logistics section’s Command Supply Discipline Program through unmatched technical expertise; resulted in passing all five areas of the INSCOM Command Inspection.
Senior Logistic Instructor, FT. Lee, Virginia May 2004 to August 2006
Served as the Senior Logistic Instructor for the Quartermaster Center and Schools Convoy Live Fire range; trained, coached, and assessed over 11,000 Officer Basic Course, Warrant Officer Basic Course and Advanced Individual Training students on doctrine, tactics and procedures supporting the Global War on Terrorism.
Provided high intensity, scenario driven training on a simulated battlefield; responsible for the care and maintenance of one 5-ton vehicle, four troop transport vehicles, and an assorted range of equipment valued in excess of $1.5 million.
Enforced safety by placing emphasis on the risk assessment process; resulted in zero accidents over the past two years
Outstanding organizational skills; maximized limited resources to create excellent results
AUTOMATED AND LOGISTICAL SYSTEM EXPERIENCE:
PBUSE (Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced)
ULLS-S4 (Unit Level Logistics System S4)
Navigator (Online Automated system for creating contracts),
Defense Travel System (DTS)
US Bank Government Purchase Card System (ACCESS)
Microsoft Products (Word, PowerPoint, and Excel)
EDUCATION:
Central Texas College - 60 semester hours
MILITARY EDUCATION:
Unit Supply Specialist Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Course (ANCOC), Ft. Lee Virginia Unit Supply Specialist Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course (BNCOC), Ft. Lee Virginia
Unit Supply Specialist, Ft. Lee Virginia
Total Army Training System (TATS) Primary Leadership Development Course
Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE)
General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS)
MILITARY COURSES:
LOG 101 – Acquisition Logistics Fundamentals Defense Acquisition University (online)
LOG102 – Fundamentals of System Sustainment Management Defense Acquisition University Defense Acquisition University (online)
LOG103 – Reliability, Availability, & Maintainability Defense Acquisition University (online)
SYS 101 – Fundamentals of Systems Planning, RD&E Defense Acquisition University (online)
ACQ 101 – Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition MGMT Defense Acquisition University (online)
101 M14 – Unit Supply Specialist, Army Correspondence Course (online)
CLG 001 – DOD Government Purchase Card, Defense Acquisition University (online)
CLC 046 – Green Procurement, Defense Acquisition University (online)
CLM 003 – Ethics Training for Acquisition Technology and Logistics, Defense Acquisition University (online)
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