Logistics, customer service, great communication skills

KASSIA REGEHR

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Safety, Management, Logistics, Public Relations

Mentally agile• Time Management • Multi-Tasking• Written & Verbal Communication Skills

Personable with strong leadership skills. Self-starter who works well as part of a team. Efficient, well organized, with excellent attention to detail. Comfortable multi-tasking. Positive energy, dependable and committed to meeting deadlines. Good reasoning abilities and sound judgment.

Excellent skills:

Management Meet Deadlines Public Relations

Marketing Assessing Hazards Recommendations Following Policy

Proactive Creative Solutions Project Management

Computer Skills: Teams, RMI, Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook, and social media sites.

EXPERIENCE

SEP 2021 – PRESENT

ASSISTANT OPERATIONS OFFICER, MARFORCOM, USMC

Built Letters of Instruction outlining the organization of an event for multiple operations

Utilized MS Adobe Pro to adjust documents for routing through to the commanding officer

Communicated with multiple different sections including the outer Marine Corps Commands on their training data of their Marines

DEC 2017 – AUG 2021

USMC GROUND TACTICAL MISHAP INVESTIGATOR, Naval Safety Command (then Naval Safety Center), norfolk, va, USMC

Assisted and advised Senior Members of Safety Investigator Boards, ensuring the effective conduct of the mishap investigation.

Served as the Lead Investigator advisor for the Amphibious Assault Vehicle mishap in 2020 that resulted in nine fatalities. Conducted Root Cause analysis to determine the causes of the mishap. Assisted the board in recommendations to each responsible organization to improve policies, engineering and leadership. Entered this investigation as the first investigation using the Risk Management Information (RMI) system.

Assisted in the development of RMI through feedback. Assisted fleet forces in the use of RMI through daily communication. Instructed the first RMI familiarization course designed towards safety managers and professionals at each unit.

Coordinated travel for myself and coworkers for travel to investigations and instructing the Ground Mishap Investigation Course for both CONUS and OCONUS locations.

Lead and sometimes only Instructor of the Ground Mishap Investigation Course (GMIC) for Marines, Sailors and Civilians both CONUS and OCONUS. Instructed 20, 40 hour classes from 10 -37 people at one time.

Analyzed the trends and feedback of GMIC in order to revise, improve and conduct the course in an easier to understand format that improved the learning experience, sending the students out into the workforce with a usable skill that would ensure success.

Published an article in the Ground Warrior magazine outlining Polaris MRZR vehicle safety in the Marine Corps.

NOV 2016 – NOV 2017

S-4 OFFICER, Marine Wing Support Squadron, iwakuni, japan, USMC

Supervised the request, receipt and completion of contracts for exercise Eagle Wrath that included movement of services from one area to two different areas on mainland Japan.

Supervised the organization and performance of the Aviation location at a Marine Corps exercise named Kamoshika Wrath.

MAY - OCT 2016

S-4 OFFICER IN CHARGE, Marine rotational force darwin, darwin, australia, USMC

Supervised, managed, and maintained billeting for 122 Marines, submitting and completing 153 maintenance requests for billeting deficiencies.

Successfully supervised and completed the movement of 75 tons of equipment via nine tractor trailers from Darwin, NT to Timber Creek, NT and back for Exercise Koolendong.

Organized the retrograde of 95 tons of equipment including four (4) UH-1Y's from RAAF Base Darwin to Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii and Okinawa, Japan.

Liaised with the RAAF Catering Service to receive 323 prepared meals.

Served as Camp Commandant for a bilateral training evolution "Exercise Koolendong" in which I hosted more than 1000 US Marines, Australian Defence Force and French military members aboard the Bradshaw Field Training Area, NT, AUS.

DEC 2015 - APR 2016

COMPANY COMMANDER, Marine Wing Support Squadron, iwakuni, japan, USMC

Managed 120 personnel under my charge including platoon commanders and senior enlisted leadership.

Oversaw all functions of Headquarters Operations during two Marine Corps exercises that integrated using Japanese Forces bases with Marine Corps training

Managed and accounted for over two million dollars’ worth of Marine Corps equipment

MAY 2014 – NOV 2015

MOTOR TRANSPORT PLATOON COMMANDER, Headquarters regiment, jacksonville, nc, USMC

Managed 42 personnel under my charge including senior enlisted leadership.

Oversaw all functions of Headquarters Regiment transportation platoon including maintenance and supporting other units. Ensured maintenance policies were followed and safety protocols were implemented at all times.

Moved the entire Motor Transport Platoon, 86 vehicles and trailers, from one base area to another, ensuring all policies and orders were met for the transportation and new storage of all vehicles, equipment and hazardous materials.

OCT 2013 – APR 2014

SUPPLY OFFICER, army reserves and joint forces kabul, camp phoenix, afghanistan, USMC

Worked with the Afghan Army to locate, distribute, and refine the storage system for different sets of tool boxes acquired from the U.S. forces.

Searched with Afghan Army personnel over 2,000 containers while under guard searching for specific tool boxes. Made recommendations for easier storage and distribution to the Afghan Army.

Worked in a team made up of Canadians, Australians and sometimes Turkish personnel.

Alternated between driving and manning the machine gun in the turret for the Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle over varied terrain five days a week to reach our work destination aboard an Afghan Army compound.

MAR 2013 – SEP 2013

AERIAL PORT OF EMBARKATION/DEBARKATION PLATOON COMMANDER, headquarters regiment, cherry point, nc, USMC

Managed the flight line that transported personnel and equipment to and from deployments.

Managed 40 personnel including embarkers, and heavy equipment operators.

Ensured equipment used to load/unload cargo was properly maintained and operators had appropriate training.

Communicated with aircraft liaisons for required assistance if the aircraft was delayed and the necessary provisions were met for the passengers loading or unloading from said aircraft.

DEC 2009 – FEB 2013

STUDENT, Officer Candidate School, University of New Mexico, The Basic School, Logistics Officer Course, VA, NM, VA, NC, USMC

Attended 10 weeks of Officer Candidate school in Quantico, VA

Finished my Bachelor degree at UNM

Attended six months of Officer training at The Basic School in Quantico

Attended Logistics Officer Course

OCT 2006 – NOV 2009

MARINE SECURITY GUARD, cambodia, croatia, kygyzstan, USMC

Provided over 3000 hours of armed internal security for the U.S. Embassy.

Conducted frequent security inspections throughout the post to safeguard all classified material; issuing 14 incident reports to initiate corrective action for problematic systems.

Worked with Defense Attaches in the Embassy

Worked collaboratively with the local guards to ensure the embassies were safe at all hours of the day

Supervised the local cook, maid and drivers' hiring contracts, pay and evaluations.

Volunteered at local orphanages to enhance ambassadorship.

EDUCATION

2010 - 2011

BACHELOR OF ARTS, University of New Mexico

Interdisciplinary Studies. History, Communication, Journalism, Linguistics

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