Property Process
Resume:
Joshua Cosby Bryant *** Pembroke Pointe LN Apt *F Pembroke NC, 28372
252-***-**** ******.******@*****.***
Profile
Strong and able leader, who is capable of working in a collaborative environment, while remaining flexible under adverse and harsh circumstance A candidate with the ability to implement the needed procedures and engaging responses using outstanding oral and written communication skills while performing tasks using problem solving and analyzing talents.
Military Experience & Accomplishments
Receiving, storing, and supplying fuel and hazardous materials for assigned department.
Ensuring that all fuel and hazardous materials are separated according to the material hazard class.
Ensuring that each MRO has a material safety data sheet (MSDS) attached.
Performing other tasks as directed.
Served 5 years in the North Carolina National Guard as MOS classification 92F Petroleum Supply Specialist.
Graduated member of the XVIII Airborne Noncommissioned Officer Leaders course.
Veteran of Operation IRAQI Freedom.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Biology- Graduated May 2008 Chowan University
Emphasis Allied Health Minor: Chemistry
Educational Skills & Training
Clinical Chemistry
Performed Chemistry Assays such as BUN, Total Protein, & Osmolarity using manual method and automation
Developed a firm knowledge of automated clinical analyzers such as the Olympus AU40 and Vitalab Selectra E and used these analyzers to identified chemical irregularities in patient samples.
Developed an understanding of proper sample handing in a clinical setting while conducting individual studies on the natural of chemical imbalances and how they can causes disease states.
Organic Chemistry
Utilized the principles of spectroscopy and chromatography to identify unknown organic compounds
Developed an understanding of organic reactions and synthesized many compounds with relative Purity.
Gained an understanding of naming and writing formulas for these compounds and the method for the synthesis of organic compounds.
Microbiology
Utilized a battery of biochemical test reaction to identify unknown bacteria such as Citrobacter species, Campylobacter species, and Neisseria species that were present in blood, stool, and other bodily fluids.
Conducted a study in which samples from different levels of simulated fresh water column were taken to identify different bacterial species that live in each layer.
As a member of an environmental study I developed and utilized a process to isolate and indentify harmful bacteria that were present in natural reservoir.
Utilized proper aseptic techniques to process hundreds of samples from cattle and from fresh water sources.
Computer Skills
Extensive knowledge of the complete Microsoft Office Suite including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, InfoPath, Groove, and Publisher.
Work Experience
2003-Present
North Carolina National Guard
Petroleum supply Specialist
Duties
• Ensure the distribution of fuel to units of support and sustain fuel reserves.
• Enforce the safety standards that are associated with fuel distribution.
• Maintain upkeep and accountability of all equipment
• Ensure there is accountability of all fuel that is received and distributed
• During deployment ensured that all vehicle radios had the most updated encryption keys.
My primary duty is contribute the logistical continence of the mission by providing fuel to all forms of Army transport. I have personally signed for over 100,000 gallons of fuel and managed the transfer and distribution of fuel in an overseas theater during Iraqi freedom. The accountability of fuel in theater presents some logistical problems: one problem being the accurate accountability of fuel when there is an absence of proper measuring equipment. The solution of this problem came about with the collaborate effort of our section. This collaboration is essential in any team success; the sharing of feedback gives us perspectives on a problem that one person couldn’t see. With that said there needs to be leadership I provided that leadership, as a Non-commissioned officer I see the need for the collaboration and ensure that plan of actions I implemented. The utilization of technology in fuel accountability was a great asset to our section during 24 hour fueling operations in Iraq. Excel gave us the ability project future fuel needs by giving us daily and averages of fuel consumption in our area of operation. This allowed us to sustain the units in which we supported.
2010-Present
North Carolina National Guard
Reset Inventory Team
Property Book control specialist
Duties
• Conduct 100% inventory of all property of a site
• Account for all LINS (Line item number) on property book
• Document all equipment found at an installation and discerns ownership of property.
• Utilize online tool such as PBUSE, FEDLOG, SLAMIS research property that becomes in question.
The Goal of the Reset Inventory Team is to bring accountability to property management system within North Carolina National Guard. During our site visit we use that units Property book as guide of what we should be looking for. It’s the responsibly of each member of the team to be completely thorough in our inventory: this means that we must look at ever box and check every NSN of the property on hand. Collaborations is what make are team mission possible, at the end of each work day when our inventory is done we must consolidate. The consolidation brings all the NCOs who have a property book together so that we can update the primary recorder property book so he has all that we have. Its my duty to recorded everything and give the primary recorder everything. When items that are in question arise it is my responsibility to initiate the process to identify what the property is and who it belongs to. During my time with Reset Inventory Team many items have been found on installation. These FOI’s are items that are not found on the units property book. During these occurrences two things can happen: the property will be put on the books of the unit where the property was found or we discern who the owning unit is. The process of research is where we use online database such LIW (Logistic information Warehouse) and Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE) to find information on vast number of different items that we come across. These two tools PBUSE and LIW are tools that make our job possible.
References
SSG Brock D Chase
913 Brandywine Ln
Rocky Mount, NC 27804-9302
SFC Michael Krieser
4495 Wyse Fork Rd
Dover , NC 28526
Dr. Amy R. Wethington
409 North St
Murfreesboro, NC 27855-1358
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