Stephen J. Miller

931-***-**** www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-miller-55449a172 ad2w5o@r.postjobfree.com

Veteran’s Preference: Yes Citizenship: U.S.A.

Security Clearance: Secret Highest Federal Grade Held: N/A

Experienced leader with over 7 years of direct supervisory experience and vast experience in maintenance management, emergency vehicle maintenance management, logistics management, administrative support and customer service. Directly impacting and implementing strategies to optimize fleet maintenance policies, procedures, and ensuring safe and efficient operations. Identifies and plans for major events or department initiatives that require time management, decision making and processes improvement while remaining flexible to changing schedules, to meet fluctuating needs and shifting responsibilities.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

GCSS-Army

Command Safety Program

Budget Management

Command Maintenance Discipline

Government Purchase Card

Planning & Operations

Stock/Inventory Management

Purchasing & Procurement

Hazardous Materials

Data Analysis

Training & Mentoring

Support Operations

Processes Improvement

Small Group Instruction

Emergency Maintenance

Small Arms Repair & Storage

Command Supply Discipline

CURRENT POSITION

Fleet Maintenance Supervisor

City of Fayetteville

July 2021 – Present

Fayetteville, NC

Primary Responsibilities:

Expertise in fleet management, emergency vehicle maintenance, technical and industry knowledge, and effective leadership skills to lead the Fleet Management Program in achieving operational excellence and minimizing downtime. Developed a system of tracking for police and fire emergency equipment, tracking down time and cost with outside vendors, resulting in decreased cost and downtime of emergency equipment for the city of Fayetteville. Effectively supporting other departments and including various stakeholder interests in meetings and other forums, resulting in fleet operations inclusion. Manages and serves as the quality control for the fleet maintenance program, light, heavy, and emergency fleet technicians operating budget, work schedules, and work load for the City of Fayetteville, resulting in a streamlined Fleet Maintenance workflow to effectively manage operational readiness. Reviews and QCs all work orders from technicians and outside vendors, resulting in accuracy for billing purposes reducing the number of budgetary audits. Maximizing efficiency and enhancing relationships by tracking registration, inspection, parts and supplies, and routine maintenance for entire fleet. Extensive understanding and knowledge of state and federal regulations in order to ensure compliance with DOT, OSHA, and EPA laws. Leads and manages fleet technicians by providing sound guidance, coaching, and regular performance feedback resulting in excellent retention rates. Regularly encouraging a high-performing and motivated workforce through supportive staff engagements and retention initiatives.

ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY WORK EXPERIENCE

Company First Sergeant

B Co & J Co 1st Brigade Combat Team

September 2019 – August 2021

United States Army, Fort Bragg, NC

Primary Responsibilities:

B Co: Served as a First Sergeant for the Field Maintenance Company in support of the 307th Brigade Support Battalion that includes a Ground Support Maintenance Platoon, Mechanical Maintenance Platoon, COMSEC/Electronic Maintenance Section, Electronic Missile Systems Maintenance Section, and an Armament Repair Section; assists the commander in planning, coordinating and supervising all maintenance activities that support the brigade; advises the commander on enlisted matters to include duty assignments, promotions, military justice, awards, professional development, equal opportunity and property accountability of over $22 million worth of equipment; responsible for the readiness, discipline, training, health and welfare of 91 Soldiers and their Families.

J Co: Served as a First Sergeant for the Forward Support Company in support of the 2nd Battalion 501st Infantry Regiment that includes a Distribution Platoon, Maintenance Platoon and a Food Service Section; assists the commander in planning, coordinating, and supervising all logistical activities that support the battalion; advises the commander on enlisted matters to include duty assignments, promotions, military justice, awards, professional development, equal opportunity and property accountability of over $22 million worth of equipment; responsible for the readiness, discipline, training, health and welfare of 76 Soldiers and their Families.

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

●Responsible for the troubleshooting, inspections and major repairs of heavy equipment, such as diesel-powered light, medium and heavy wheeled systems, as well as cranes, forklifts and small engine equipment. These systems include gas and diesel engines, differentials, power transitions, transfer cases, suspension systems, steering systems, air brakes, and related fuel, electrical and hydraulic systems.

●Responsible for maintaining records of repairs and maintenance and submits required documentation for maintenance repairs. Performs maintenance management for a diverse fleet of light, medium, and heavy vehicles, equipment, trailers and calibration tools. Follows up and tracks progress to ensure maintenance tasks are completed in a timely manner. Dispatches, records and reports equipment utilization.

●Responsible for supervising and managing the assignment of tasks, work orders and instructions both through oral and written communication. Uses Army doctrine technical manuals and standard operating procedures when verifying compliance.

●Developed a method of tracking using several Army automated computer programs for tracking and communications, not limited to, GCSS-A, DTMS, SAMS-E, spreadsheets, word processing and email applications.

Maintenance Control Sergeant

HHB DIVARTY, 319th Airborne Field Artillery Regiment (AFAR) February 2015 – November 2016

United States Army, Fort Bragg, NC

Primary Responsibilities:

Serves as the Maintenance Management NCO for HHB DIVARTY 319th AFAR which serves as a rapid reaction contingency force capable of deploying within 18 hours. Maintains the battalion readiness posture, assisting in the ability to conduct no-notice worldwide deployments on a full spectrum of operations; responsible for analyzing, planning, coordinating and monitoring of all logistical activities for three Field Artillery Battalions. Monitors and manages the readiness rate of 4,088 pieces of equipment worth $25,618,768. Additionally, serves as Platoon Sergeant and is responsible for the health, training and welfare of eight NCOs and 30 Soldiers.

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

●Responsible for the troubleshooting, inspections and major repairs of heavy equipment, such as

diesel-powered light, medium, and heavy wheeled systems, cranes, forklifts and small engine equipment. These systems include gas and diesel engines, differentials, power transitions, transfer cases, suspension systems, steering systems, air brakes, and related fuel, electrical and hydraulic systems.

●Drove and maintained three 10-ton wreckers with the ability to recover disabled vehicles and

transport on public roads throughout the installation. Able to operate hydraulic and mechanical cranes to move airdropped loads from drop zones and work sites and place on flat bed trailers. Determines safe lifting capacities and load weights, rigs crane outriggers assemblies and maneuvers boom.

●Conducts inspections of completed repairs by shop personnel. Evaluates work performance that has

been completed to ensure that it has been completed in accordance with standards and specifications.

Uses Army doctrine and technical manuals to determine requirements. Reviews work/job orders.

●Responsible for maintaining records of repairs and maintenance and submits required documentation for maintenance repairs. Performs maintenance management for a diverse fleet of light, medium, and heavy vehicles, equipment, trailers and calibration tools. Follows up and tracks progress to ensure maintenance tasks are completed in a timely manner. Dispatches, records and reports equipment utilization.

United States Army, Active Duty October 2002 to January 2015

●E Co., 3/82 GSAB, 82nd CAB

Fort Bragg NC, 28310

Battalion Motor Sergeant; June 2011 - January 2015

●187 Ordnance Battalion Fort Jackson SC, 29207

Vehicle Recovery Instructor; February 2009 - June 2011

●426 Brigade Support Battalion, 101st ABN DIV Fort Campbell KY, 42223

Shop Foreman; August 2007 – February 2009

●526 Brigade Support Battalion, 101st ABN DIV Fort Campbell KY, 42223

Vehicle Recovery Operator; September 2004 – August 2007

●Supply and Transportation Troop 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment Fort Carson CO, 80902

Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic; October 2002 – September 2004

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