Quality Assurance Battle Creek
Resume:
Rodney Lester Jr Thomas
SSN:
XXXXXXXXX
North Las Vegas, NV 89081-2306
EMAIL:
******.*.******@***.***
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DOD/DLA/HQs DLA Disposition Services Warehousing Branch, BLW, J-321, RM 2-3-62 FED Bldg.
74 N Washington Ave, Battle Creek, MI
01/20/2004 - Present
Property Disposal Specialist
GS-1104-12
40 hours per week
Arthur/Welsh/Neil Watters
Major Duties: Position is a junior technical specialist assisting senior specialists and mentoring any journeyman in a specific program or function. Property Disposal Program Specialist: 25-50% Assists in developing and/or implementing strategic programs/initiatives. Duties may include but are not limited to: management and oversight of inventory and property accountability; logistics operations; re-utilization, transfer, donation Foreign Military Sales and other sales of property; management of the demilitarization and trade security control of property; precious metals recovery; customer service and/or quality assurance programs related to the operation of field activities including the execution of Quality Visits, Operational Assistance. Visits and other inspections and audit activities of field activities or customers. Focal point for assigned program(s) and/or field activities or other activities performing the agency disposal mission or portions of the disposal mission, or responsibilities in other areas that may become part of the agency's mission. Specific assignments may be rotated to meet agency workload requirements and/or to provide cross-training opportunities. Maintains current knowledge of related programs outside specific program assignment. Assists in revising or developing new policy, procedures and process improvements to define and support agency strategic and tactical objectives. Identifies any requirements; coordinates development, and implements new and revised policies, procedures, plans and programs. Advises field activities. Assists in evaluating policy requests departing significantly from current standard operating procedures; grants waivers from following established policy; and, recommends approval or disapproval of changes. Maintains liaison with the military services and other federal agencies to exchange general disposal information, coordinate new programs, and promote Agency disposal programs. Prepares and presents briefings on field activity operations, trends or new disposal developments. Compliance and Oversight: 25-50% Provides technical advice, guidance, training, instruction and assistance to assigned disposal activities' staff on property disposal compliance and/or developing quality assurance programs. Provides on-the-spot guidance to correct deficiencies or recommends proposed corrective actions. Evaluates the efficiency of assigned disposal activities throughout an assigned area via statistical analysis and automated information systems reports; and, through quality assurance inspections and reports. Evaluates field activity management and overall program effectiveness of Command internal controls and field operations. Helps coordinate changes with senior specialists to integrate with activities throughout DLA Disposition Services worldwide. Coordinates efforts of multifunctional project team members to: 1) ensure management, oversight and field support is conducted efficiently, thoroughly, and professionally; and, 2) ensure information/ findings/ observations crossing organizational lines are staffed adequately and appropriate action is initiated or requested as appropriate. Compiles and prepares items for reports based on findings and/or input of other team members and/or technicians. Briefs senior property disposal managers on important data trends, inspection results or findings. Maintains regular contact with field activities to assess ongoing operations. Familiarizes self with all facets of the operation to provide assistance and guidance necessary for both known and anticipated operational problems. Performs other duties as assigned; Awarded 2nd Place DRMS Civilian of the Month of Sep 2008; Performed as a key player to the success of the DLA Disposition Services PHPDI (Property Held Pending Disposition Instructions)Team from 2007 - 2008. A total of 14 months TDY, Great Lakes and the LTS Team, 4 months TDY Columbus, OH, to set-up, implement procedures and train contractors and numerous DLA Disposition Services Government Personnel.
DRMS-ICEB, DRMS ASIA (SAGAMI Depot/ Yokosuka NB)
Kamiyabe, Sagamihara-shi/ Yokosuka Nb, NA
08/04/2002 - Present
Environmental Protection Specialist
GS-03-11
40 hours per week
Robert Davis
DSN 268-4856
Major Duties: Performs a wide variety of technical tasks relating to property disposal system through reutilization, transfer, donation (R/T/D), and sales of excess DoD property involving a large variety of specialized items and complex equipment. Incumbent performs tasks related to all technical aspects of the environmental disposal program in a DLA Disposition Services, which includes: (50%) Pre-receipt inspections of hazardous material and waste generations to ascertain the type and nature of the property, and determine the appropriate of receipt. The inspection covers not only the material but its turn-in documentation, containerization and labeling requirements. Providing technical support to the generating activities to ensure proper identification, handling, packaging, labeling, is provided for materials turned in to the DLA Disposition Services. Giving technical guidance to DLA Disposition Services materials handling personnel while performing actual receiving/warehousing functions to ensure proper handling and storage procedures within the facility. Furnishes guidance to sales and reutilization personnel pertaining to the RTD/Sales of hazardous material and waste, to ensure that proper clauses and conditions of sales, transportation and receipt are included in catalogs, and are complied with by the customer. Performs inspections of the hazardous facilities, both on and off site to ensure proper receiving, storage marking and labeling, documentation, record keeping practices are maintained. Researches problems and develops corrective actions, when required, to ensure the facility remains or comes into regulatory compliance. Preformed necessary follow up actions to ensure that the necessary steps have been taken and procedures are followed to prevent recurrences. Responsible for the selection of property for sale and the preparation of sales write-ups. Ensures sales are conducted in accordance with good merchandising practices and regulatory requirements. Based on current market trends and past experience, establishes number and size of lots. Assures loading as specified in contracts, notifies region Sales Office of delayed deliveries, provide information on claims and the completion of sales contracts. Serves as the primary point of contact for authorized buyers. Provides input and possible solutions to DLA Disposition Services Sales problems and performs analysis of sales program for improvement of the program. Provides assistance to all DOD, Federal Agencies and other authorized customers in screening and selecting property for the reutilization process. Maintains close coordination with generators and utilization screeners to ensure that requirements are met. Conducts on and off-site seminars and orientation on the DLA Disposition Services Utilization Program. Performs analysis of utilization program to suggest innovative uses of excess/surplus property. (50%) May be assigned COR for contracts when appointed by DLA Disposition Services. Performs tasks related to oversight of disposal contracts to include preparation of delivery order requests, oversight of contractor actions and removals, to ensure proper manifesting, transportation, marking of property, and placard of vehicles. Prepares all necessary and related reports and documentation of activities and any and all special reports required by higher headquarters, local, state, and federal agencies. Requires occasional TDY. Performs other duties as assigned Provides technical and managerial regulatory guidance that is in conformance with all applicable and handbooks with no more than 6 percent of the guidance and assistance provided is elevated to higher authority for clarification or corrections. Works independent of supervisor, requiring guidance only when governing regulations do not specify circumstances at hand. Correctly develops, interprets, and implements DLA Disposition Services policy, procedure and work methods. Conducts on-site visits to customers/generating activities, generally on a scheduled basis. Pre-inspects HM/HW and recycling center, providing technical assistance to correct deficiencies and ensure the integrity of the HM/HW and recycling programs. Keeps abreast of environmental laws and regulations to provide accurate, current direction. Provides necessary training, and technical guidance as needed. Assure that hazardous property storage areas are inspected weekly at the DLA Disposition Services. Performs Contracting Officer Representative duties to oversee the disposal contracts, to include delivery order requests and oversight of contractor performance. Initiates and maintains required environmental reports, plans and records for the processing of hazardous properties. Provides service and products which meet the needs of the customers in terms of quality and timeliness. Responds flexibly to unanticipated customers’ needs. Follows up with customers to assess services provided to them. Resolves most issues with occasional help or intervention of higher management. Provides assistance to DOD, Federal Agencies and authorized donors in screening and selecting property through the reutilization program. Perform analysis of reutilization program to suggest innovative uses of excess/surplus property. Perform a variety of property disposal, control and advisory activities such as advising on the destruction, demilitarization or abandonment of property. Serves as the COR (Contracting Officer Representative)and advises the contractor to submit when needed request to the Contracting Office (KO)to prevent misunderstandings or situations that could bring claims against the Government. Also, serves as the "Full Service" DSR for DLA Disposition Services Japan at the Yokosuka Naval Installation. Facilitates the disposal services and make disposal decisions for a large number of customer's generating locations throughout the installation, to include downgrading on receipts to a collocated scrap accumulation site/QRP, directing shipments to demilitarization (demil) centers, and coordinating direct shipments to demanufacturing and precious metal contractors. Feedback is positive!
United States Air Force, 3rd Aerial Port Squadron
Pope Air Force Base, NC
07/01/1996 - 05/01//1999
Chief, Supply Officer, Warehouse Manager and Parts Store Manager
AF-TSGT-E6
40 hours per week
Clifford Herrington
A competent Logistic Supply Manager skilled at building and managing effective teams. Offers more than 20 years of logistics management experience in various settings. Logistics Manager skilled in negotiating and implementing cost savings measures without comprising quality. Adapts quickly to the changing needs of fast-paced and growing organizations. Logistics manager offering exceptional analytical, problem-solving and interpersonal skills. A sound leader and inquisitive follower. Seeks a position in logistics management offering challenging growth and promotion opportunities in a professional environment. Logistics Manager overseeing operations, transportation and distribution of logistics for the United States Air Force for over 20 years. A trained facilitator with outstanding leading, learning, interpersonal and negotiating skills. Currently renewed Secret Security clearance. Skills Supply Chain and Resource Management Materials Accountability, Procurement and Budget maintainer and Material life cycle expertise Training; Responsible for the management and storage of aircraft service supplies and equipment. Established and maintain levels of supplies to service assigned C-130 and other transient aircraft. Performs, maintains, and reviews inventories on assigned aircraft equipment. Selects and pre-assembles expendable supplies for aircraft kits. Analyze supply reports and financial data to compare actual fund expenditures to daily operations. Advises and assist resource advisor in monitoring expenditures for supplies, equipment, and services exceeding $1.3 million annually; ADDITIONAL DUTIES: Squadron Report of Survey Monitor; initiates, assigns, and tracks case files on lost, damaged, or stolen property. Manages Customer Service Center for over 40 decentralized support activities; Responsible for accurate preparation and processing of nearly 1,000 customer request for 4 flying squadrons and 35 maintenance back-shops monthly. Receives, store, validates and issues an average of 600 assets monthly from aircraft parts store. Stores and maintains over 2,500 ground-based air defense weapons. Manages the inventory and dispersal of over 84,000 rounds of small arms ammunition in support of all wing contingencies and deployments. Manages approximately 23,000 units of mobility readiness spares packages (MRSP) and mission support kits valued at $30 million.
United States Air Force, 43rd Supply Squadron (AMC)
Pope Air Force, NC
08/01/1979 - 03/01//1996
Supply Inventory Management Specialist
AF-TSGT-E6
40 hours per week
Jacqueline E. Harris
Item Manager: Manages and requisitions line replacement units (LRUs) for war reserve material and stock replenishment for seven major PACAF wings. Ensures that items record integrity for 793 LRUs and 2,741 shop replacement units (SRUs) maintained at the PACAF Logistic Support Center (PLSC) and wings was current, accurate, and updated expeditiously. Distributes assets throughout the Centralized Logistics System. Directly involved in the day-to-day supervision of 5 military and 9Japanese National employees; Responsible for proper maintenance of Material Handling Equipment (HME) valued over $240,000; Developed metrics for tracking warehouse refusals, no warehouse locations, and supply response times; Responsible for 15 stockrooms with over 50,000 square feet of storage space housing 40,000 line items; Supervises the storage and issue of classified, sensitive, and pilferable items valued over $90,000; Manages the warehouse validation program; directs processing of over 1,000 warehouse locations weekly; Performs necessary research in locating missing property- -process special inventories as required; Manager, Document Control; Responsible for document control and report files to support accountability to Director of Distribution. Maintains suspense’s to ensure all documents are promptly processed; Performs duties incident to the effective interface with the Base Contracting Office (BCO); Acts as the liaison between Supply and the BCO for processing requirements, status, adjustments, and rejects, as part of the Base Contracting Automated System (BCAS); Responsible for the operation of Due-In-From-Maintenance Program (DIFM); Awaiting Parts Program (AWP), and Time Compliance Technical Instruction Programs (TCT) and monitors their status; Manages the Repair Cycle Support Section in the absence of the primary manager;
EDUCATION:
High School Graduate, 1976
Ashford University (Clinton, Iowa),Major: Operations and Management Analysis, Minor: Logistics/Inventory Management/ Supply/Environmental, Degree: 93,GPA: 3.3 (Graduate Fall 2013).
Community College of the Air Force, Air University, Major: Logistics Management, Degree: AAS Logistics Management, Sem: 68,GPA: 3.7
Mt Zion Bible Institute and Seminary Of Sacramento, Major: Theology, Degree: Masters of Theology, Sem: 225,GPA: 3.9
SPECIALIZED TRAINING:
Inventory Management, Supply Management, Warehouse Management and Operations Training, Hazardous Waste and Material Management the Complete Course, Supervisor and Management Courses, OSHA, Hazwoper, RCRA, Hazardous Waste and Environmental Reporting, 49 CFR Transportation Training, DRMS Demil, Powered Industrial Truck Operator Training, HazComm Training, Class "C" Endorsement: Hazardous Material for Commercial
and Government, Data entry and more.
4K up to 10K Forklift; Raymond Industrial Warehouse Lifts. Demil Training; Web-Flis and FEDLOG; Office Safety,
; DLA Creative Problem Solving; DRMS Basic Operations Course
DSS Operations, DSS Receiver, DSS Cell Group Team Leader/Supervisor/Member, Property Examiner
HONORS/AWARDS:
Performance Awards; DRMS 2nd Place Civilian of the Month of Sep 2008; Numerous Cash Awards for Performance, 2nd Superior Civilian Service Award, Joint Meritorious Unit Award, DOD, Global War On Terrorism, Non-Article 5 NATO Medal for service with NATO in relation to the ISAF Operation, Award of a Letter of Appreciation along with a SES coin from the Director of DLA Defense Disposition Services for his efforts and contributions at the 102nd Annual NAACP Convention in Los Angeles for the Commerce & Industry Show and Job Fair and Awarded the Supply Technician of the Year Award 1999.
OTHER INFORMATION:
L. Thomas
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Candidate Source: External
114 Clover LN
Battle Creek, Michigan 49015
Home Phone Number: 269-***-****, Stateside CELL#269-***-****
Work Phone Number: Stateside: 269-***-****
DSN Phone Number: DSN:661-5078
Email: *************@*****.*** or ******.*.******@***.***
EXPERIENCE SUMMARY:
Experienced Logistics Manager successful at managing customs compliance, implementing process controls, improving efficiency, customer service, international/domestic transportation logistics. Accomplished supply/demand planning, distribution requirements and inventory control. Excellence of Performance in supply problem solving skills along with interpersonal skills working to resolve numerous supply customer complaints.
Environmental Protection Specialist, Certified Hazardous Waste Centralized Accumulation Site and Facilities Manager, AF EMIS Consultant and Trainer, Hazardous Waste Transporter, Chief Initial Accumulation Point Inspector, Installation RCRA Training Instructor, Contracting Officer Representative, Hazardous Materials Manager, Hazardous Communication (HAZCOM) Training, DAISY, BOSS, Web-Flis, Fed-Log, Power-Point, Excel, Manager and Resource Advisor, Supply Chief
EXPERIENCE:
AUG 2002 to PRESENT, 40 Hours/Week
Environmental Protection Specie, GS-0028-09
DRMS-ICEB, DRMS ASIA, APO AP 96338-5008
Robert Davis, DSN 268-4856
Provides technical and managerial regulatory guidance that is in conformance with all applicable and handbooks with no more than 6 percent of the guidance and assistance provided is elevated to higher authority for clarification or corrections. Works independent of supervisor, requiring guidance only when governing regulations do not specify circumstances at hand. Correctly develops, interprets, and implements DRMS policy, procedures and work methods. Conducts on-site visits to customers/generating activities, generally on a scheduled basis. Pre-inspects HM/HW, providing technical assistance to correct deficiencies and ensure the integrity of the HM/HW program. Keeps abreast of environmental laws and regulations to provide accurate, current direction. Provides necessary training, and technical guidance as needed. Assure that hazardous property storage areas are inspected weekly at the DRMO. Performs Contracting Officer Representative duties to oversee the disposal contracts, to include delivery order requests and oversight of contractor performance. Initiates and maintains required environmental reports, plans and records for the processing of hazardous property. Provides service and products, which meet the needs of the customers in terms of quality and timeliness. Responds flexibly to unanticipated customers’ needs. Follows up with customers to assess services provided to them. Resolves most issues with occasional help or intervention of higher management. Feedback is positive!
MAR 2001 to AUG 2002, 40 Hours/Week
Hazardous Waste Site Manager, $44,000 plus
Pacific Environmental Services, 89th CES/CEV Contractor, Andrews AFB MD 20762
Mr. Jerry Dees/ Mr. Frantz, DSN 858-7120
Manage assigned personnel and perform administrative duties; Promote, conduct and document recurring safety training for personnel assigned; Managed the Hazardous Waste and Non-Regulated Waste inventory. Continually ensured that waste was received, stored, processed and managed in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations and procedures. Ensured required information was accurately entered into the waste container log daily; Ensured wastes are properly characterized and managed; Ensured wastes are compatible with containers; Ensures waste containers are handled to avoid a release; Ensured that waste management documentation is accurately prepared, processed and filed (i.e., container log, MSDS, waste profile sheets, turn-in documents (1348's) manifests, land disposal restriction notices, ect.) in accordance with regulatory requirements and locally established requirements and procedures; Conduct weekly inspections of the Andrew 90-Day Hazardous Waste Accumulation Site and ensured that deficiencies and corrective actions are documented; Coordinate, developed, publish and enforce Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and 90-Day Waste Site Spill Contingency Plan, update the plans annually; Conduct Initial Accumulation Point (IAP) Manager's Training for over 400 IAP Managers/Alternates and maintain documentation; Perform annual inspections of 79 IAPs on the installation, which was once at a total of 211 IAPs.
AUG 1999 to MAR 2001, 40 Hours/Week
Environmental Waste Mgr/Tech, $32,000 plus
Pacific Environmental Services, 319th & 43rd CES/CEV, Grand Forks ND/Pope AFB, NC
Dan Hixson/ Mick Dosette, 301-***-****
Managed over 400 Hazardous Waste Streams and 1 Hazardous Waste 90-Day Central Accumulation Site (CAS), tracked and filed manifest, inspected all generated DD form 1348-1A's, managed Hazardous Waste Profile Systems (DRMS form 1930). Coordinated Hazardous Waste collection contracts with DRMS. Stream lined the annual DRMS contractual program to meet base specific requirements. Inspected Hazardous Waste transporters and TSDF disposal procedures. Managed and provided HW/RCRA training. Managed environmental protection programs that deal with such areas as hazardous and materials management, above ground storage tanks conta
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